Paul Kossoff (14 September 1950 -- 19 March 1976)

[@lesterpaul9657]

He confrmed the saying "the sound is in the fingers". No noodling, no fiddling just pure feeling. Koss was one of my three altime favorite players beside Peter Green and Rory Gallagher.

[@11celtics11]

Wow that's crazy. We both have the exact same top three.

[@sleepy4x]

@@11celtics11 Me too

[@jon19902]

Also Tommy Bolin, Robin Trower..

[@josephbednarz-ek6fz]

Yes, Robin Trower, " long misty days" Tommy Bolin has great solo stuff. He left us too soon, man.😢

[@walawala38]

Free is forever!!!! I am 65 old from Japan, love!!!!!

[@glennbragiel8258]

Paul Kossoff was pure guitar from the heart.

[@NeilCoutts-e2j]

one of the finest bands ever

[@johnianknox1629]

I'm 69 now and to this day FREE are still my favourite band and Koss still the best rock/blues guitarist despite all the great players that have followed him. THE FLAME STILL BURNS.

[@petergedd9330]

Agree, Bloody great band, Rogers must surely be one of the all time vocalist front men, and Paul's playing just raw and beautiful, Andy Fraser great bassman with Simon Kirke on sound and steady Drums, Yes a powerhouse, and all of them just wanting to play, no ego, just having fun playing to an audience. LOVE IT!!!

[@danileljockomo1424]

I enjoyed so much when they play "The hunter"

[@kevindorsey6968]

This is one of the best guitarist to ever play. So sad that he died so young.

[@moirabaetul8935]

Listening to Free now age 66 their light is still shining .

[@chrisatkins6635]

I'm with you, hairs standing up, heart pumping, happy.

[@brad42948]

Brilliant economy of expression and sheer musicality.

[@andrekuhr8036]

Man , first I always love Paul kossof my guitar hero since day dot. Plus ":FREE " the best 70,s band.

[@guyr.c.606]

His phrasing and vibrato are unmatched 40 yrs after his tragic passing... RIP..

[@nick_be9159]

his vibrato sounds like somebody playing for a week! That fast parkinson vibrato is so SO bad!

[@jimiray1969.]

You captured my thoughts exactly! Thank you. Jimis slow, controlled vibrato, precisely timed to any beat, was masterful. Kossoff is not even top 100 on a guitarists list people. ​@nick_be9159

[@kennethkeen1234]

@@nick_be9159 me speek engliss too. you refugee no best.

[@mikekoenig6467]

​@@nick_be9159lol... Clapton studied it and straight up asked him how he does that ....😂

[@nick_be9159]

Yeah so he knows how NOT to do it....​@@mikekoenig6467

[@johnknottenbelt2502]

One of the finest guitarists to have come out of the UK! Still one my my favourites !

[@patriottothecore6215]

His playing always makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.

[@judiheath5352]

KOSS!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE all these guys,.but Paul and Paul both just LIGHT ME UP !!!! WHOOOO- HOOOOOOOOOO!!!! "Heartbreaker and "Heavy Load", those are the ones that really get to me - WOW!!!

[@sandydority2532]

Happy Birthday Paul,,, He was one of the greatest guitarist ever,,, He died way to soon.. 💔🎸😢🎂RIP

[@chuckpotockimusic2288]

Koss is still to this day criminally underrated...he more than deserved to be huge! He had the most wicked vibrato technique I've ever heard...now you know where Angus Young got his! R.I.P., Koss....🎸👊✌🙏❤

[@paulmatschull1923]

There is no correlation whatsoever between Kossoff and Young he can't hold a candle to the original and best

[@paulmatschull1923]

Stefan Van der Spuy Please don't misunderstand me I have nothing against Angus Young I own many AC/DC records and have respect for him as a guitarist but Kossoff is in a class of his own that few can get anywhere near his tone control vibrato and feeling for every note is beyond compare . He undoubtedly influenced lots of others to play and emulate him but IMO he is unequaled.

[@gardnerberry113]

The late Terry Kath of Chicago was another guitar great who is largely forgotten.

[@gbunting7905]

I agree with you about Angus Young insofar as Angus Young is like Paul Kossof; Young's tremolo (or vibrato) is similar, practically the same. Young reminds me of Kossof all the time. Young must be influenced by Kossof

[@marcokitt.2328]

Koss is NOT underrated, i think. He's (rightly) considered one of the greatest (blues-)rock guitarists ever by the specialized press, by many other famous musicians & by so many RNR fans around the World! I agree with u about His influence on Ang's style...

[@reddogg57]

Paul like Rory just went balls out emotionally when they played. They took no prisoners left table empty. RIP BROTHERS.

[@kennethkeen1234]

Don't forget Gary Moore. Are there no musicians out there in 2024?

[@danileljockomo1424]

Dont forget Jim Mullen

[@timj41]

Very touching tribute ,

[@geoffrees418]

The incomparable Paul Kossoff and Andy Fraser, almost beyond compare

[@jonathanmcguigan9967]

This band are in my top5 favs I always find my way back to free Simon kirke on drums solid never drops a beat, Andy frazer bass 15 years old when he joined free the inexplicable Paul kossoff on 🎸 the emotion the pained expression and that laconic finger tremelo sound he is my fav guitarist of them all and last but not least Paul Rodgers on vox what a fuckin great band and not without their share of tragedy. RIP MR PAUL KOSSOFF ILOVE U STILL ALWAYS WILL

[@jonathanmcguigan9967]

Just awesome ah?? The sad passing of another great musician....

[@saltybildo4415]

All of em man, a perfect storm

[@musicplateau1]

@@jonathanmcguigan9967 Great words my friend, they somehow managed to squeeze a lifetime of most bands into five years, wish I'd seen Koss in the late 60's. Has to be said, the final album Koss did with Back Street Crawler titled "2nd Street" has some great soaring Koss moments.

[@g4joe]

Check out the young lads Toby lee, Uk Taj Farrant, Australia Both on KZbin, music live's on. kzbin.info/www/bejne/omjIf2tvh5lgY6c Taj farrant.

[@simonleaf2529]

Koss was a true great. That vibrato is still astonishing all these years later. His playing will be with us forever. Thank you Paul.

[@williammorton2621]

Paul kossof is like Gary Moore,a great talent gone before they were ever appreciated. They and their quitars would have only appreciated with time.We are listening to Violins now that are almost 300 years old.Les Paul created a monster.

[@rosskelly3244]

Amazing pure talent sadly missed R.I.P Mr Big

[@itallia666]

I dont think there was ever a band dominated or its sounds lead by a bass guitar, but Andy Fraser achieved this! The rest was just pure sweet icing on the cake! The crashing undulating wave like motion of Simon Kirkes drumming, Kossoffs unique style & keening quivering guitar then, well its Pauls gravel, spit & sawdust voice mixed wth fire water whiskey & bitter chocolate voice just hasnt been bettered..ever Their Legend & musical Legacy will live on & on

[@johnryan3913]

You got the poetry of this band perfectly!

[@itallia666]

@@johnryan3913 Ahh thank you kind Sir, i was & continue to be a devoted fan of FREE I cant think of any band in pop history who were as unique as Free were, the incredible talents of all of them, to have come together as if fate inexorably drew them as one quarter each & looking for the other 3 quarters to become a whole, as if the moulds had already been made & they answered the mystical call They were matched perfectly in an almost symbiotic musical harmony & everything just.. Well just worked & was so amazing & that Free sound was born & was like a heartbeat that drew in so many to move, entwine & know deep down this music was very special When Free was born they did indeed throw away the mould No one has been able to capture the essence the 4 of them created, like a living musical muse. I miss them every day, i play their music everyday since they broke up The sad songs physically hurt my insides, the painful lump in my throat, the hot tears burn & the feeling of loss is the saddest of all. Thankfully i was able to see many of their live concerts, here in Newcastle upon Tyne, at their live recording gig in Sunderland At various rock festivals, countrywide, a few gigs in London, every single time they played it was so electrifying & utterly euphoric to feel the movement & sound shudder into your whole body. No other band affected me this way, even being at live performances from Led Zepp at the hight of their greatness which was phenomenal & Plants vocals & Jimmys guitar playing left me speechless & they sounded better live than on record! They still couldnt get through to me the way Free could. Im so sad i never met them but i had their music & that was all i ever needed. Funnily i was just listening to " I'll be Creepin" just as i read your txt comment, now "Seagull" Is playing....beautiful just beautiful Anyway thank you for your lovely reply, im pleased you "felt" my devotion & know why im devoted To the best band ive ever had the utter pleasure of hearing & absorbing & moving my whole body & soul to. FREE 4 EVER🕊

[@pauldavies8638]

Your description is sublime and velvety are you a journalist if not you should be❤️

[@itallia666]

@@pauldavies8638 Lololol no im not a journalist, if i had been id have lost my integrity & soul years ago Just a writer & the love of words How when strung together can play a masterpiece of beauty like the music of Chopin or Mozart or a masterpiece of terror & repugnance like the written works of Hitler or Pol Pot, Chairman Mao. Id like to think of myself as a Wordsmith, & whenever the feeling steals over me to express my thoughts & broadcast my outrage or support or opinion then i can dip into my paintbox of words, chose my medium then hit the crux of the matter or soothe the wild beast who has rent my tranquility & caused my wrath However its wrath that i use to fight with words as the unsung writer Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton ( 1800s) coined the phrase The Pen is Mightier than the Sword If you like sheer fantasy/sci fi Then read Lord Bulwer-Lyttons Book called The Coming Race Where the word " Vril" was used for the 1st time, created by Bulwer-Lytton as a ficticious name for a mystical energy! Nowadays quoted by all & sundry as being a well established source of energy or ET or mind transfer Etc etc but it doesnt exist in reality. Im a great fan of Lord Edward Bulwer-Lytton & his works & his quotes he devised are legendary yet no one remembers HIM It was he who wrote: " It was a dark & stormy night as the crew sat round the deck" " The Great Unwashed" " The pen is mightier than the sword" There were a few others but the above are universally known but not who invented them, shame I loved reading The Coming Race book, its very lengthy & if reading something so long isnt your forte, it is on audio book but take a week off work to listen to it & digest its myriad concepts which arent far off the mark in todays society. Well thank you for yr praise im very touched, im pleased i kept my writing/s for my pleasure & didnt immerse them in the dirty word that is Journalism Have a day/week/month of good cheer & ebullient festivities full of madcap-ness & sheer buffoonery, its what makes life worth living PS dont you think the end of the Free song Baby Be My Friend, when Paul R builds up this repetition of soul & heart, gutsy raw Baby Baby Be my Friend, Its just so brilliant & gets me every time i hear it! 🎅🙋‍♀️💃🎶🎵🎄

[@pauldavies8638]

@@itallia666 oh, you should be your command of English is really good I like reading Milton myself the words used just paint a picture so expressively, paradise lost is a good one. What I like about Be my friend is Andy Frazier bass work he plays it like it's a lead guitar, works his way up the fretboard and then back down again Paul is the master of sustain they are my favourite band and have remained so all my life, its romantic rock I lost my virginity listening to the Free story LP so they always hold a special place in my heart lovely corresponding with you best wishes Paul.

[@mikekavalerchik5226]

What great tone the man had and a great distinctive heart felt vibrato Just beautiful Thank you

[@michaelcraddock8579]

Class act Kossoff ❤

[@tomwhittaker9461]

R.I.P. Paul Kossoff, your guitar will forever wail and scream into our minds and hearts.

[@kenmillwall1885]

The man was born to play guitar but taken far to soon from us from the scurge of drugs Hope hes playing up in heaven with the rest of Gods band and rocking the joint

[@fredericogobbi]

Kossoff was absolutely a guitar hero...The Vibrato King🎸 😉🤘🏻👍🏻 Free is the personification of British Blues Rock... Great band!🎸🥁🎤 e

[@cosmicretrouniverse]

This Band called Free were so incredibly good, Paul Kossoff ultimately sadly lost his life in 1976 through drug addiction but how the hell could a bunch of teenage guys ever do or acheive what they did back then today? ...

[@johnsadler6441]

Free - My favourite band ever. Kossoff's guitar seriously makes me weep. Exquisite

[@glennbragiel8258]

The difference today,.. it's that you don't need talent to be on TV or the internet

[@johnsadler6441]

@@glennbragiel8258 Sad but so true

[@factorylad5071]

They went to art college. I went to art college . You were allowed to do anything you like as long as you were being creative. There was not a murder taking place everyday.

[@robertjohnson3855]

Probably because they practiced and worked hard at their music. Look at Paul Rogers, still going strong in his 70's and his voice remains one of the best in the business. Not like these young punks who think they can do anything they want, refuse to work for less than $50 hr for doing nothing. Nowadays there is no work ethic because this administration pays kids not to work, to sit on their ass and do nothing and get paid by starling our tax monies and giving it away to illegal aliens and losers.

[@strattuner]

PAUL YOU GENIUS YOU,GOD REST YOUR SOUL,master guitarist,you are missed,YOU IMPRESSED MILLIONS

[@treesplease4053]

To play an instrument to that degree of proficiency and creativity is nearly impossible, but it can be done by some

[@alexpaton2818]

Paul at his absolute finest. Wonderful. I saw Free at the Fox and Greyhound in Croydon in 1970 and loved every minute of it.

[@kennethkeen1234]

You lucky bastard!

[@chuckschaible5410]

Amazing, Timeless TALENT...OFF THE HOOK! STILL ALWAYS GIVES ME THE CHILLS, AND A BIG 😊 SMILE!

[@michaelharper4425]

Paul you were great!!

[@simplesecretof]

Spine chilling after all these years - still untouchable. Shanti Shanti.

[@moirabaetul8935]

Seen them at Newcastle City Hall slips my mind what year it was but I have all their autographs.

[@Teleman76]

Koss died way way way to early. Imagine the music he’d have made. His memory lives forever and inspires a new generation on axe slingers.

[@edwardcapobianco2975]

Koss was a true blues master,tremendous feel and emotion in his playing. He's not mentioned along with the greats but his playing tells it all. Gone at 25 or26 but those who know their music won't forget his legacy

[@portcullis5622]

My favourite gutiarist and band. I love his playing on that live version of 'Moonshine' at the end of this video. Nearly 45 years after first hearing 'Come Together in the Morning', I still haven't heard a more haunting or moving guitar solo anywhere.

[@Yumekui1166]

コゾフ、貴方はいつまで経っても私のスターです、貴方の奏でるレスポールからのギター音が私の鼓膜からは離れません我が永遠のギターマンへ。

[@markdonovan1540]

A touching tribute with all the family photos. His family and friends will rightly be extremely proud of him and no doubt still miss him terribly.

[@FlorinRadovanOficial]

A legend. RIP Paul Kossoff!🎸

[@lorraineaverre2597]

Just the best ever!

[@gardnerberry113]

Rest in peace, Koss.

[@joshuahymer15]

Fingers of steel this guy had. The best to ever bend and shake a string boys

[@peterthrower9724]

Saw FREE in 69, nineteen yr old kids in BP Auckland co, Durham back room of Queens Head pub. Absolutely amazing even then. KOSS I think his playing said it all. My favourite band of all time.

[@juliusschwencke142]

..what were Free doing in Auckland in 1969? They'd only released Tons of Sobs and Free, by that stage. None of the music heads around the scene at that time made any mention of Free being in New Zealand. Such an obscure gig, did they pack their Marshalls with them?

[@markrichardson3962]

Bishop Auckland in County Durham...not Auckland, NZ.

[@peterthrower9724]

@@markrichardson3962 Thankyou my friend for putting the lady right. BISHOP AUCKLAND IN COUNTY DURHAM, ENGLAND. Sorry if Julius is a guy, my apologies.

[@TheDemockery]

A most incredibly talented man indeed. RIP Paul.

[@すぎたにのぶゆき]

ギターが泣いていますね🎵

[@ralphlennard7034]

Went out of my way to see Free, Country Club, Marque, Middle Earth, Festivals etc. A Very Great and underrated Band. Soul seeping and roaring sliding and shaking, sometimes whispering from a guitar, base drums and voice. Thank you Free.

[@johnedwards1685]

For me, Mr Kossoff’s outro on “Come Together in the Morning” is the most poignant, inexpressibly sorrowful piece of guitar I think I’ve ever heard. Not gently weeps, a cry of anguish.

[@chuckschaible5410]

THAT MAN BRINGS YOU TO YOUR KNEES, THE WAY HE MAKES HIS LES PAUL 😭 CRY AND SCREAM...

[@cato451]

Free is one of the great bands of the era

[@mauricebonnar7749]

Wonderful video, thanks for posting

[@bobgracia3318]

Koss had talent and tone Galore !!! What an Amazing player considering his youth and short life

[@scottdavies2963]

legend!!rip koss

[@andrekuhr8036]

Yur ALWAYS BEEN MY HERO. YUR THE BEST GUITARIST TO ME, COS YA PLAY WITH FEEL.

[@udz24]

Such a great sound. One of the best guitar players ever!

[@jimiray1969.]

Not even top 500 best. Just stop already. He's as popular as he deserves to be.. maybe more

[@udz24]

@@jimiray1969. Pipe down son. Share your comments with your mother

[@portcullis5622]

​@@jimiray1969.You really don't know what you are talking about, but it is all just opinions. We are talking about soul and feeling and restraint (leaving space), rather than a thousand notes per minute. I don't know why I am wasting my time, as you are probably just an arsehole who likes trolling.

[@sebastianoc501]

Come sempre grande musica 🎶 veri talenti del blues country rock 🤘 codesti free

[@huskvarsm]

I’m still haunted with sadness I was a teenager when he passed away and really loved his playing…..it was a heavy blow……I wonder what he would have progressed to if he hadn’t been an addict.

[@johnryan3913]

Would he have reached the intensity, the pain and poetry without his suffering? It shines through his playing...

[@silentrabbit247]

"ROCK FISH" poster in chippie at 2:07 ! Enjoyed video, some very nice clips. Favourite guitarist, such control, restraint and heartfelt tone. Up there with Steve Hackett and David Gilmour. Free such a great band. Sad loss of a young talent.

[@ScottyWig]

God smiled as He put set in place the good fortune of these 4 meeting and forming a band, I LOVE Free! Roger's amazing gritty voice singing over Kossoff's one and only stinging vibrato, (I've never heard another guitarist approach it's emotion), , , yeah and the wonderful bass playing of Andy ("Mr. Big" in particular). Drummer aint too bad either! Thanks for this, great pics of Paul.

[@paulmatschull1923]

Roger...?

[@jonathanmcguigan9967]

This is a much under appreciated four piece except maybe badfinger and big star, 3 of my favs simple word play cannot change the fact free had it going on all throgh the band sublime? Big star rocking and crying beautiful?, badfinjger thier story alone should make u cry, thanks to Gearge and apple recprding corp, for trying to save them from losing everuthing they worked so hard for simply stolen from the N.. Y mobsters who took every last penny? Heartbreaker,??? told u it would take more than simple wordplay??

[@1656581]

Incredible Mr Big !! Kossoff and Fraser are supernatural !

[@portcullis5622]

@@paulmatschull1923 I think he means "Rodgers' amazing gritty voice", as I am sure you are well aware. A fine bit of pedantry though!👍

[@kennethkeen1234]

Andy's Mr Big bass line is phenomenal - never ever heard a bass to equal that. And Koss left him the space to do it.

[@pauldavies8638]

Great to see Paul sitting down and having fish and chips with his dad

[@martynanstis1620]

It’s just a shame when Paul had an overdose, his father David promised the lord that he would work for free for God if he would spare Paul. I remember him on TV doing small biblical presentations and stories on TV which were quite popular. Paul survived but died from a further overdose. So tragic.

[@pauldavies8638]

@@martynanstis1620 he couldn't handle his band which was his life and soul fell apart so sad rip Koss😥

[@donharrold1375]

What a bloody shame. Poor kid.

[@mikekoenig6467]

Also...idk what it is about Kossoff. But anybody who sats they love Clapton and haven't heard of Kossoff it's such an honor to show them. Nothing better than a goof story told on guitar i swear. I love the heaviest of riffs too. But wow this is cosmic

[@КлючниковЕвгений-б6ы]

Это действительно так. Такой МАСТЕР гитары всегда будет жить в нашей памяти и в наших сердцах.

[@Deliquescentinsight]

Paul developed a taste for 'H' and that took him from us, a great sound, feel and musicality.

[@pauldavies8638]

It was mandrax

[@とむやん-p2d]

ポールコゾフは私のNo.1ギタリストです。いつも彼の様に演奏したいと思ってギターを弾いています。 本当に彼のギターの音には感情が込もっています。 偉大なギタリストの一人です。

[@kennethkeen1234]

Dai jo bu. Honto Koss wa sugoii!

[@peterkabrna]

One of the Greats Met his father in Burnley a few years ago before he died. Koss unbelievable wish I could have seen him

[@helensrichardson9424]

Thankyou!

[@paulmuwadeeb2161]

I've had and continue to have, many guitar hero's of mine. People who have influenced me and shaped the way I play. But no-one has ever touched my soul like Paul Kossoff. I remember hearing Time Away as an early teenager and I swear to god I could feel Paul's pain. It was akin to my own. I'm nearly twice his age now (when that was recorded), and still regard it as THE most important moment in my guitar playing life. RIP Sir, and thank you.

[@andrzejkozerski1629]

Mistrz w moim sercu jego gra wychodzi poza wszystkich jego gra wibrato budowanie nastroju porywa i poraża do zobaczenia po tamtej stronie 🤟

[@sumocycocrazy4253]

today we remember....koss the great...we loved you!!

[@jamesmurray6333]

wonderful footage

[@johnryan3913]

RIP Paul Kossoff and cute lil Andy Frazer.

[@joaomarciogentilin5629]

RIP....... Kossoff.

[@nickfarr2865]

He used to hang out with the Pink Fairies in Portobello in 1971 and did a few gigs with Paul Rudolph and Trevor Burton from the Move in Finch’s pub

[@kennethkeen1234]

I arrived to live in London in 1976 - too late to encounter the greatest guitar influence of my life - he died just a week or so before his planned Victoria concert. Oh I wept.

[@FULVIOFIORETTI]

Miss you Paul...🙏🙏🙏

[@keithmudd4102]

I was one of the of the lucky people to see free at the IOW and many more times my all time favourite band now at the tender age of 70 just love free from the first time I went to see them ❤️

[@user-clayrush]

Kossoff is Mr Big! Nobody will ever get the sound out of a Les Paul like he did

[@simonedavis2398]

19/03/2018 sono 42 anni che non ci sei più ma con la tua musica vivi ancora e lo farai per sempre... ciao Paul R.I.P.

[@leo78915]

paul kosoff is the best guitar player of gibson les paul all time!!

[@vaneipontes3824]

Great 🔥🎸 Criminally Underrated 🔥🎸👊🤘😎

[@kennethkeen1234]

Who give a fuck what others rate? I don't give a toss what anyone says. This man had balls and gave us his all.

[@1wirey]

The song Just For You by Backstreet Crawler has guitar that sounds more like crying than anything else I’ve ever heard. For those who haven’t seen David Kossoff’s documentary on Paul, go see it.

[@petergedd9330]

LOve Paul all the way home, you are in a lovely place now, great respect.

[@martintaper7997]

When he was in form, you could ague many others were his equal, but not better.

[@zigzag2510]

How can such gentle and talented soul die at 25? As Lou Reed said: life's good, but not fair at all😢

[@skaboosh]

great video...lovely job

[@peterwallwork4778]

Remember his last interview on the old Grey Whistle test with Keith Richards so sad RIP Paul pity we didn’t get to see more years of his guitar genius❤🎸🎸

[@robertquinn2528]

Love in to bits as a guitarist but Paul was s most fantastic sidekick

[@piplee1439]

Aye . Never to be replicated I’m afraid Eric. Only that one soul could vibrate the string and air around it in such a manner . Crazy innit. We all vibrate in different ways .

[@tinkie]

its soo eary that we loss alot of great musicians in the seventys. tommy bolin died the same year,so sadd.

[@michaelburke9435]

ONE OF THE BEST !

[@peteregli6444]

Paul Franz Kossoff 1950- 1976 Paul was the hughed talented guitarist of the Rockband Free. Paul died much to joung. He left us also bevor all the members of the club 27. That's the life. God bless them!

[@enzosallu3444]

Unico e stratosferico 🎸🎶🫧🎼💉💦🕳️

[@kennethkeen4988]

We all remember. How could one ever forget? 2018 03 20

[@ΠερικληςΔιαμαντης-σ1τ]

He was 27 along with Hendrix, Morrison, Janis and the rest of the club. RIP

[@gabrielahemming2306]

He was only 25. Sooo so sad. One of the best. Tone and vibrato was incredible 😢

[@geoffreycarson2311]

25 BUT YES The 27 club 😔g

[@gualtierostanganini714]

Rip paul te ne sei andato troppo presto 🥰🥰🥰🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@Jegiro]

Don’t you just hate drug addiction!! Paul unfortunately got involved with the wrong group of people, and just couldn’t stop himself. What a shame, the music world was robbed of a guitar genius that was so young!! Still gets to me even now 😔😔. RIP KOSS......

[@jeffwilliams789]

That black Les Paul custom at 1:00 I saw on eBay many years ago. I think his folks had bought it for him. Don't quite remember, but I think it was selling for $250,000. This is probably the only pic I've seen him playing it.

[@alanrichardson6383]

I AGREE WITH GEOFF BELOW - both of those guys were beyond compare - and of course Sir paul is the best by far - what a band - with Kirky holding it all together.

[@nikolaosmosxakis3395]

very very good man all.........................................................

[@kesslermontijo6304]

Summer 1969, Free were 2nd billing on the "Blind Faith Tour", (also with Delaney & Bonnie, W' Clapton) THEY stoled the show on a hot Summers day in Santa Barbara! Kossoff had that visceral ingredient that few obtain!!! Dammit! RIP

[@kesslermontijo6304]

A great day for Orange Sunshine!!!

[@jimmynooyandnon5573]

Be on my mind forever....Paul Kossoff one of the best guitarists in rock planet.