Jamaica - a powerhouse of great musicians.

A band who, some of them were still teenagers and the the older ones just into their twenties.. underrated .. what a band.

Qué rica música de mis años mosos

Great Teacher and Musician. Friend

Paul's voice between 1:42 - 1:45 is a volcano of raw emotion. The best Hard singer ever, imo. Impeccable tone, great technical ability, tons of emotional depth and a powerful voice that could stop a Serbian tank! Great band at the top of their game here. Thank God some of it was professionally recorded like this (and bootlegged, too). Brilliant stuff!

Genial

"Bullet Train" brought me here. 🔥🌟🔥🌟

I keep coming back to this. The pure raw emotion of the band's playing is breath taking. I don't think I've ever seen a band put so much of their souls in to the music. This means EVERYTHING to them. Other bands of the era were similar, though; just look at The Who from this same gig, and Black Sabbath from a Paris gig, also in 1970. Astonishing.

Anyone in 2024?

As a schoolboy, my two favorite bands were FREE and MOUNTAIN! I'm 66 now and nothings changed!

Coisa linda !

Hard triple OG

Paul Kossoff was too good on guitar. I went very depressed when I was told ’bout his death. Sad sad. - jon fisher

Absolutely best version

damn big x digging

This song has a progressive meaning.

I want to say a little something that's long overdue The disrespect to women has got to be through To all the mothers and the sisters and the wives and friends I want to offer my love and respect to the end

This is when Free was Free it clearly shows the raw blues power of the band with no limitations. You can see kossoff playing his heart out . Raw Blues power at it's finest..

Un be fuckin lievable can't get a rizla paper between them can you

Koss and Greeny, my two favorites of all time!! Now are jamming together in heaven!! R.I.P.

Holy sh#t what a voice what a guitar .thats why i always come back to free.

Fk jayz, Bigx brought me here

My God look at this and then at pathetic Glastonbury this weekend.....The music game has truly lost its way....This is truly stunning in its spacy emptiness... soul and groove for ever.

Back in East Oakland during the 70's there was a restaurant called Mama Queenies. In the restaurant was a juke box that had this record and it played a lot with that song You Better Keep Her by Marvin Holmes and Justice. Outside was East 14th Street, and the hookers walked by a lot. When this song came on and the hookers heard it, they would be dancing in front of the restaurant with Mama Queenie going out there and yelling at them to keep walkin. Miss those days.

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The music sounds as good today as it did then,real music played by real musicians and one of the best rock voices ever

Beastie inspiration 🔥🪈

I'm can't believe I have no memory of this artist, I must blacked out during his hay day. I know I would have enjoyed his music.

Andy Fraser - easily my favourite bass player of all time, amazing

Frank z brought me here

Wow this is amazing

Reverend!!! 🍄🌲🍄💥✨🌈

One of the finest bass lines over written - so good, thst decades later Billy Sheehan, the finest bassist of his generation, called his band after this song. And how much footage of Andy Fraser, how much footage of that stunning bass break? - F*cking none - that's how much. Criminal.

Love this tune. Also love Oh I Wept. 🫠🫠🫠🫠🤘❤️‍🔥

I'm here because of Bullet Train and Big X 👍

muito obrigado, periecos brechó! vocês não fazem ideia do quanto esse vídeo foi importante ❤

Never be replaced awesome guitarist

What was it about cameramen in the 60s and 70s that they never filmed the guitarist during a solo?

qualcuno può scrivere il testo e la traduzione ?

Haha still suits till now

Part of the soundtrack of my life.

Better than the record. Truly magnificent

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Que curte verdadeiramente Jethro tull e Beastie boys tem que escutar o som do lendário Jeremy steig!!! Fica a dica!!! Um salve de Belo Horizonte MG/ Brazil

.75 speed for a sure shot

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La caméra a oublié le bassiste.c, est inadmissible

This is so in the pocket! Andy Fraser was a nimble bassist. Bad Company was clubfooted stadium rock. This was the real deal.

Sick as fuck