I never tire of listening to Paul kossoffs music or Andy Frazier’s bass lines.kossoff made every note count,he shook every note in his solos and that’s not easy.I practiced his vibrato for over a decade.his accuracy was amazing,note selection.what a friggin shame he’s gone
A buddy of mine plays in a band with Charlie Hargratt of Blackfoot and they do a good version of this song. They’re called trigger city. Great lesson .
I really enjoy the Blackfoot cover of this song as well. I think Rick Medlocke plays the E power chord starting at the 2nd fret and finishes the riff with an E at 7 after playing the C and D respectively. I like playing it that way as well for some variety. Anyhow, thanks for another good cover.
You have helped me learn so much thanks I appreciate how you teach me to understand using my ear... any average player can go to ultimate guitar and play the song but you show how to play with your ear which is more effective.
Yes, despite the sleeve notes on the Heartbreaker album, Koss played the solo, as confirmed by Simon Kirke and their manager, John Glover. He plays some beautiful guitar on the track Come Together in the Morning, and the live version of Heartbreaker (on the vinyl of Free story but not the CD version) is fantastic, in it's own way as good as anything he ever played, in my opinion. I'll shut up now, thanks for the lesson. :-)
I've been rereading the book 'Heavy Load' the Free Story recently. Kossoff was literally slowly dying of Methaqualone over use at this point in his life. Free had fallen apart primarily because of a rift between Fraser & Rodgers and reformed in part because they were so worried about the disastrous effect on Kossoff. He managed some of his most hauntingly powerful playing on the Heartbreaker album despite being barely capable of playing on tour. It's such a tragedy, they were such an incredible band.
@@jamesjames9275 Thanks, James. :-) This the version I mentioned, not professionally recorded, and not everybody's cup of tea, I thought it was a noise when I first heard it - but when I "decoded" it, for me it's got all the pain, the beauty, the frustration..... and the heartbreak in there. ua-cam.com/video/sRkrPNha984/v-deo.html
Cool Mustang Tee! Love it. What year and number of Porsche do you drive?. It was hard to tell when you were doing 20 questions with the Wifey back a few months when you were in recovery? Love all your vids and love the fact that your really just do what you do! Navy Vet here!
Great song, but I have to admit I never knew this was by Free - I only know the song from Maggie Bell's version. Always liked maggie's voice. In fact, maybe the best non-Joplin Joplin song
You said it was written about Koss which is incorrect. It was written about their friend Bevan T. Woodhouse. Guitar work on it is sketchy but seems the most correct info is Paul Rodgers - Rhythm, Koss - Solo and Snuffy Walden - Overdubs on the US mix.
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Love Free , Kossof was amazing , so lucky to se these guys in 71 ? at the Liverpool Boxing Stadium. Great lesson...
I never tire of listening to Paul kossoffs music or Andy Frazier’s bass lines.kossoff made every note count,he shook every note in his solos and that’s not easy.I practiced his vibrato for over a decade.his accuracy was amazing,note selection.what a friggin shame he’s gone
Joe 100 per cent I am a gtr player my partners tablet I use Koss playing art on its own man thx
Tetsu Yamauchi played the bass on this track.
Another brilliant one! Thank you James 🌌💕🌠🕊🙋♂️👌
A buddy of mine plays in a band with Charlie Hargratt of Blackfoot and they do a good version of this song. They’re called trigger city. Great lesson .
Deadly BMW 3.0 CSL shirt. And a great Free lesson too!
it's a great bmw t shirt but it should be an Jag XJC given the greatest rock band ever Free was English
Excellent as always. I can never have too much Free!!
I love the Kossoff love you give on your channel ✌♥️
I really enjoy the Blackfoot cover of this song as well. I think Rick Medlocke plays the E power chord starting at the 2nd fret and finishes the riff with an E at 7 after playing the C and D respectively. I like playing it that way as well for some variety. Anyhow, thanks for another good cover.
Thank you!
Such a killer tune!
Great tune. Nice
wonderfully wonderful.
You have helped me learn so much thanks I appreciate how you teach me to understand using my ear... any average player can go to ultimate guitar and play the song but you show how to play with your ear which is more effective.
Man that les paul is beautiful. I'm amazed at the songs you do. I grew up on that stuff 👍🙏
Yes, despite the sleeve notes on the Heartbreaker album, Koss played the solo, as confirmed by Simon Kirke and their manager, John Glover. He plays some beautiful guitar on the track Come Together in the Morning, and the live version of Heartbreaker (on the vinyl of Free story but not the CD version) is fantastic, in it's own way as good as anything he ever played, in my opinion. I'll shut up now, thanks for the lesson. :-)
You don’t have to shut up, keep sharing knowledge.
I've been rereading the book 'Heavy Load' the Free Story recently. Kossoff was literally slowly dying of Methaqualone over use at this point in his life. Free had fallen apart primarily because of a rift between Fraser & Rodgers and reformed in part because they were so worried about the disastrous effect on Kossoff. He managed some of his most hauntingly powerful playing on the Heartbreaker album despite being barely capable of playing on tour. It's such a tragedy, they were such an incredible band.
@@jamesjames9275 Thanks, James. :-) This the version I mentioned, not professionally recorded, and not everybody's cup of tea, I thought it was a noise when I first heard it - but when I "decoded" it, for me it's got all the pain, the beauty, the frustration..... and the heartbreak in there.
ua-cam.com/video/sRkrPNha984/v-deo.html
Damn.. forgot all about that tune. Thanks!!
DEF Kossoff on that searing solo his finger vibrato was epic.
Yeah, you're right. Snuffy did a pretty good impression, though.
Great lesson....really well taught,thanks .
Enjoy your video lessons. Thanks.
Thanks JJ, you’re the closest we’ve got to a Covid cure. Keep ‘em coming!
Cool Mustang Tee! Love it. What year and number of Porsche do you drive?. It was hard to tell when you were doing 20 questions with the Wifey back a few months when you were in recovery? Love all your vids and love the fact that your really just do what you do! Navy Vet here!
Classic!
Great song, but I have to admit I never knew this was by Free - I only know the song from Maggie Bell's version. Always liked maggie's voice. In fact, maybe the best non-Joplin Joplin song
Yeah, a bunch of people have covered it.
You said it was written about Koss which is incorrect. It was written about their friend Bevan T. Woodhouse. Guitar work on it is sketchy but seems the most correct info is Paul Rodgers - Rhythm, Koss - Solo and Snuffy Walden - Overdubs on the US mix.
Well JJ now your talking,FREE! Paul kossoff,the man who gave vibrato lessons to Clapton
Yeah Blackfoot’s rendition is my favorite but great song !
I like their version. Gary Moore's was a little bit heavy metal for my tastes, though.
Hello!! what song key and modes?
One of the first 45rpm i remember purchasing. Thanks for the lesson. Think My Brother Jake was on the B side?
My Brother Jake was an A-side, with Only My Soul on the B.
Thanks Memory not what it should be.