Bad Company

Robert Plant and Sammy Hagar are among those championing for the band's induction.

This supergroup already had quite a resume before releasing their blockbuster 1974 self-titled debut.

The leading band has close to twice as many votes as the runner-up.

Eight of this year's nominees are on the ballot for the first time.

He says they "had a good run" but it's time to "lay the old Bad Company to rest."

He also argues that Paul Rodgers deserves his own induction.

Singer insists the band isn't done, even though they haven't performed in four years.

"It was time to get a little bit more aggressive," according to singer Brian Howe.

Vocalist fronted band for five albums in the ‘80s and ‘90s.

Paul Rodgers' group ended with a bang, and then a whimper.