I've always loved his phrasing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-2WK7y3sas
Paul Kossoff
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LeftyStrat
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Paul Kossoff
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Very nice indeed. And I loved FREE, what a great band!
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Kossoff is one of my all time faves.
I tried for years to get that wicked vibrato down. Never got it like his though.
His playing on the obscure Kossoff, Kirke, Tetsu, and Rabbit album is just so
incredibly tasteful.
Absolutely loved Free!
I tried for years to get that wicked vibrato down. Never got it like his though.
His playing on the obscure Kossoff, Kirke, Tetsu, and Rabbit album is just so
incredibly tasteful.
Absolutely loved Free!
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I've been on a Free kick lately. They were so great! Rock n Roll the way God meant it to be. Lots of open space in their music - less is more!
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+1boots wrote: Lots of open space in their music - less is more!
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It's never too late to have a happy childhood.
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Great video, Lefty. That's REAL rock n roll.
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I'm not real familiar with him. I'll get to be though. I got to thinking about John Cipollini while listening. Good stuff.
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I've always liked Paul's playing.I wish more young guitarist would understand what he is doing.
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I've always enjoyed listening to Paul's guitar playing love Free and Bad Company.
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Did Paul ever play/tour with Bad Company? I saw BadCo in 1976 and remember being impressed with the guitar player's crazy vibrato technique. I always thought the guitarist was Mick Ralphs, but I was young and didn't even know about Free and Paul Kossoff back then.
Is it possible Paul was touring with BadCo at that time?
Is it possible Paul was touring with BadCo at that time?
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I don't believe so, he had done some solo work and formed the band Back Street Crawler.
He is not listed on any Bad Company credits.
He is not listed on any Bad Company credits.
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