Free was one of those one off times when a group of supremely talented musicians found themselves together in the same band. Rodgers the best rock/blues voice you will ever hear. Kossoff best vibrato and so much feeling in every note. Fraser a virtuoso bass player. Kirke holding it all together very underrated drums. Hard to comprehend a band being so good so young.
You listen to Free compared to Bad Company it's a completely different Band . . became more commercialized later on . Free you hear the Raw Blues Power of the Band .
Where have you been so long, dear people? I live in a small country Croatia, 62 years old, and have been listening to Free since childhood.. They are the one of the greatest bands in the world, still adore them 💗💗 Nice regards from Zagreb, Croatia 😆
Jadranka Belancic hi from the UK 👋🏻 I’ve been listening to this amazing group since I was 17yrs old and now I’m 68yrs and still loving them, they’re often copied but never bettered 🎵🎼🎸🎶✊🏼👍🏻
I met Andy Fraser and Paul Kossoff at their respective gigs in Sunderland after Free had split. Andy had a maxi length tiger skin coat on! I shook hands with Paul, he had hands like a bricky, I couldn't believe how rough they were. Needless to say I got their autographs. I could have done with a camera, but no mobile phones in those days!
Such a beautiful song. At age 64, this band remind of those wonderful years of my childhood & youth. So many talented musicians made the miserable austerity of those initial post-war years, so happy 😀
Lyrics Child you're talking of freedom Painted on your garden wall It's not there at all Child you're talking of wisdom You say wisdom is a golden rule You ain't no fool But you don't know who it is Who calls you name In the light of the golden moon You don't know who it is who brought you here And chained up your heart So soon Child you're life is a fairytale And it's not the same And the clouds You're hiding behind In your misty mind have disappeared Like a sailor far from the shores of your dreams And far from the love of your home Sailor lost on your own misty seas And the chains on your heart, baby Might be my love Might be my love It's so confusing And you feel that you're loosing yourself But, there over the mountain You thought you'd never have to climb There's a road Reaching and stretching To the corner of your mind Like a river casts aside the dust And grows and grows as it flows The feeling deep inside of you Must break like a dam So set you free So set you free So set you free.
What an absolute gem this was..and they were barely into their 20s, Andy being 18 or 19. A fantastic band that should have pushed the Stones off their perch if they stuck around a bit longer.
I HAD NEVER HEARD OF FREE ,BEFORE THIS YEAR ,I THANK GOD ,IN MY OLD AGE I FOUND ONE OF THE GREATEST BANDS I EVER HEARD ,LIKE LOOKING INTO THE WISHING WELL ,
I don’t know how old you are Barry, I’m 53 and have caught the Free bug too. I had heard and liked All Right Now, but never dug much deeper. Thank goodness a video for Mr. Big popped up and have been on a journey the last several months.
I'm right there with you Barry !! How did I miss these guys? Just discovered them and they are on another level of fantastic. This is their best song on this album imho. It SO reaches me emotionally !! Rodgers has such a great rock voice and Paul Kossoff 's playing is so soulful. Bad Company is good in its way, but Free is SO MUCH BETTER to me !!! Spent the last week on youtube listening to everything they did.
@@barryjones9056 Truth is you will spend many more years listening to Free over and over and over again and again. Even when you stray you will find the path back to Free.
This was always my favourite song on the album. It shows off the amazing voice of Paul Rodgers (who was born about 35 miles from where I live) wonderfully. I remember as a youth putting studs in my jeans to copy Paul; not recommended, as they scratch your legs. Maybe he used a different type of stud!
A fantastic and moving convergence of talent and musicianship. The best rock and blues singer for sure. Never a bum note. Thanks for such a great song Free
I was 13 when I first heard Free. My older brother bought Fire and Water shortly after it was released and it was rarely off the turntable. It was my intro to Blues- Rock and what a start. I had every album on vinyl by the time I was 17, I've still got them all and they still get played.
Best ever voice in Rock.!!! All the Free band members have been heroes to me for 50 years - but this song is all about Paul Rodgers. Sure - Plant, Gillan & Mercury were pretty damn good - but the No1 spot is not even close! Just for the hell of it, here is the list of MY Top 12 Rock vocalists ever in reverse order - let me know if you disagree! 12 Roger Daltrey 11 Stevie Marriott 10 David Bowie 9 Freddie Mercury 8 Kelly Jones 7 Ian Anderson 6 Jack Bruce 5 Ian Gillan 4 Robert Plant 3 Chris Cornell 2 John Lennon 1 PAUL RODGERS This is ranked purely in order of their ability to MOVE you - not in terms of power or range or attack - but just in terms of the amount of shivers down the spine. I am sure no-one else would choose the exact same dozen - and definitely not in the same order - but for me these gents are the cream of the crop. Six sadly no longer with us, Paul and 5 others still going strong.
@@martinusgroninger1875 Brad was awesome - and on any given day could comfortably break into this list …… as could Scott Weiland. It tends to vary slightly, depending on what I’ve been listening to lately!
They really were tremendous,to be in there company Live was Marvellous,I first see them on a all nighter at the Lyceum In 1969, they were First on.There were some good bands on that night inc East of Eden,but Free had blown me away for the Rest of the entire night ??????
This music is haunting to me because I took to the music immediately as if I had heard this band before. It is the music I would of chosen had I chose to be a musician , it truly feels right with my soul. Beautiful lyrics and perfect sound for me.😘🦅✌️
Me, grown up in Switzerland Europe found out about Free in 1980 when I was 18...soon after Lynyrd Skynyrd, Hendrix etc followed....so, all in all we were 10 years behind but not so in the biker szene of Switzerland, there that sound was spoton for a real looooong time.
Child you're talking of freedom Painted on your garden wall It's not there at all Child you're talking of wisdom You say wisdom is a golden rule You ain't no fool But you don't know who it is Who calls you name In the light of the golden moon You don't know who it is who brought you here And chained up your heart So soon Child you're life is a fairytale And it's not the same And the clouds You're hiding behind In your misty mind have disappeared Like a sailor far from the shores of your dreams And far from the love of your home Sailor lost on your own misty seas And the chains on your heart, baby Might be my love Might be my love It's so confusing And you feel that you're loosing yourself But, there over the mountain You thought you'd never have to climb There's a road Reaching and stretching To the corner of your mind Like a river casts aside the dust And grows and grows as it flows The feeling deep inside of you Must break like a dam So set you free So set you free So set you free
REAL 100% Rock N Roll at it`s best!!! The Lord only knows how much I hold dear to my heart THE FREE , Bad Company and Paul Rogers Solo Lp`s. This music will live on for many a year to come! We will never hear music like this again in our lifetime sad to say. Thank you Paul Rogers & your band mates for the true gift of music that you have given us all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bandit, it's good to look back at what we came from, but don't forget the bad. 60's had several of our leaders killed. The nat'l guard was killing students......domestic violence was something women had to put up with.....racism was openly accepted. No doubt some things were better, but some things were worse as well.
We all were privileged to grow up with the best music ever... I started listening to FREE at 17yrs old and I am still loving them at 68yrs they keep us forever young 🎶🎵
Ive loved Free too, since their 1st appearance, seen them about half a doz times , have everything they ever played on vinyl, tape, cd, video. Loved every single song, never been a song ive ever disliked I will always love free, Always
somewhat simpler times back then, similar problems as today, but less distractions so emotions and thoughts were more focused. Today's kids minds are distracted by tweets and face book nonsense. Shallow conversations. Those of age (I am 63) born in 57 remember how we looked forward to meeting up with our friends. Did not idle chat every day. When we got together we did more, felt more. My opine
Glad you guys are just discovering their magic. I have loved this band since 1992 when I took a cassette with my in my Walkman to the Indian Himalayas. We drove over the high passes from Ladakh to Manali with this music on the Land Rover stereo. All was great "travel" music!
Great....last days of school. That shows my age (67) and was into Free too...something in the style and lyrics. They were apart from the rest or norm...
I know right? I'm still playing this and all their stuff on my old guitars, through old amps, and STILL am amazed by Rogers, Kossoff, Kirke, and of course, the fantastic Fraser. Kossoffs tone on this and playing is by far some of his best stuff.... God I feel frickin' old....
They were slightly before my time, but I discovered them properly in 1980 when I bought a copy of 'The Free Story' at the age of 14. For me no other band has measured up to them since that day, nearly thirty eight years ago. I feel old as well sometimes; though not quite old enough to have been able to see them play live, but at least we are still able to enjoy the recordings!
digitally recorded albums today will never have that 8 track heaven in the day and these guys was king of it !!! heartbreaker album the production on that album is impeccable raw and alive kossof and rodgers !!! bliss pure soul !!!
Louis. Their a blues band. Check out. Don’t say that you love me. Those of us who have followed them from. Free, to Bad Co. The Firm and beyond, realise how special this band really was. It was a coming together of 4 talented, individuals, that together took them to the pinnacle of blues music in the 70s. In my opinion. Paul Rodgers, was, is and always will be, the best blues rock singer of all time. Kossoff the best blues, vibrato guitarist. Fraser the best bassist and Ralph’s just held them all together with the timing and tempo. He did the same for Bad Company. Such a shame we all got old. However their music lives on
Ce groupe est absolument somptueux....richesse du discours mélodique, harmonies à couper le souffle, orchestration sans cesse renouvelée dans l’utilisation des timbres de l'orchestre, bref une babylonienne architecture sonore érigée par d’humbles et immenses interprètes
Wow. This was way before my time, but the music is so deep and introspective. This Kossoff (only know him because of the TH-cam comments) really was incredible.
Now you need to look into all the great players that played the Early Gibson Les Paul's, especially the 1958/1959/1960 Les Paul burst's, and the history behind those guitars being traded and bought and sold between the greatest rock musicians of the era. Peter Green gave his Les Paul 1959 to Gary Moore who sold it when he was taken to court for the rights to one of his most beloved songs called Still Got The Blues, the guitar is now owned by Kirk Hammett of Metallica who bought it for over $500,000.00. One of Eric Claptons famous Les Paul's was sold to Bernie Marsden of the Original Whitesnake, now Gibson makes a $10,000.00 copy of that 1959 Les Paul, as well as many others owned and traded through the years. The history of thos guitars and Paul Kossoff's Les Paul guitars are part of music legend. Check out Paul Kossoffs 1959 Les Paul in Pictures www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/paul-kossoffs-1959-les-paul-in-pictures-636399
Roger's farewell to Koss? Several songs have been said to be to Roger's sending a message to the errant guitarist but there is always a bit o doubt about this. Whatever, hell of a song from a brilliant album that I have recently rediscovered. Musically, how the hell did we get from here to the nadir we have reached now?
Not sure about Rodgers penning other songs as a message to Kossoff, but I believe "Child" was definitely one that Rodgers claimed to have especially written for Koss when he was failing in a bad way. It's in the Free biography, "Heavy Load." www.amazon.com/Free-Heavy-Second-David-Clayton/dp/0954216903
So much still to know and we know almost nothing. Beautiful song, those first two notes are just so full of tension and melancholy, Koss was right on the edge and liable to let go, and of course he eventually did, not waking up on a flight in USA. Friends of mine have done that, I have seen death engulf me but I pulled back, three times and somehow I am still here. Out there in the future you are trying to imagine who is writing this, but I am perhaps long gone. Does it matter at all?
mark Bateman was there at the beginning still there.'Still here after all these years.The pain does not leave all those great moments and all the things that could've been.Paul Kossoff's death on Mar.:19th. will haunt me forever.
Where do you start with this group of young men...... An underrated band with a wealth of musical talent coalesced into a great four piece. Paul R is the very best rock and blues singer. Paul K a great guitarist with a distinct and beautiful sound. Andy a top bassist and Simon an uncomplicated drummer. I love this song since the very first listening and am now long term Free and Bad Company and Paul Rogers fan. If I could time travel I would go back to the early 70s at the age of 21 to appreciate them live.
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Doesn't matter what year your watching this.
if you reading this you have great taste of music!
U2 🤝 😊
Free was one of those one off times when a group of supremely talented musicians found themselves together in the same band. Rodgers the best rock/blues voice you will ever hear. Kossoff best vibrato and so much feeling in every note. Fraser a virtuoso bass player. Kirke holding it all together very underrated drums. Hard to comprehend a band being so good so young.
Kirke plays pure music on the drums - beyond rhythm - he tailors it so well to each moment of the song
King of blues from Poland
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FREE. ONE OF THE GREATEST ROCK BLUES BANDS EVER SAD THEY DIDN'T MAKE IT LAST LONGER. PEACE BE WITH YOU ALL MY FRIEND'S. 🙏✌️😎🏴
Paul Rodgers was great in Bad Company too.Its strange that Ronnie Van Zant wanted to be like Free.Rest in peace Ronnie Van Zant.
You listen to Free compared to Bad Company it's a completely different Band . . became more commercialized later on . Free you hear the Raw Blues Power of the Band .
I can name a lot of great singers of all time. Call Rogers is probably my favorite. Why in the hell is he not in the hall of fame?
The best British singer ever .
Where have you been so long, dear people? I live in a small country Croatia, 62 years old, and have been listening to Free since childhood.. They are the one of the greatest bands in the world, still adore them 💗💗 Nice regards from Zagreb, Croatia 😆
Jadranka Belancic hi from the UK 👋🏻 I’ve been listening to this amazing group since I was 17yrs old and now I’m 68yrs and still loving them, they’re often copied but never bettered 🎵🎼🎸🎶✊🏼👍🏻
Brennen Lancashire th-cam.com/video/n6p99QN33AU/w-d-xo.html 👍🏻👍🏻😊
i hear you 64 and my number 1 band
Free were the love of my life as a 13 year old. Beautiful band of the purest people. X
@@johnknox5913 Agree.. ❤️❤️✌️✌️✌️🌷
...it's '72 all over again with this stunningly emotive and delicate track. The Piano...is just pure CLASS!!! Love it!
My favourite band of all time. I saw them live 5 times back in the 70’s. R.I.P. Koss and Andy Fraser 😢
I met Andy Fraser and Paul Kossoff at their respective gigs in Sunderland after Free had split. Andy had a maxi length tiger skin coat on! I shook hands with Paul, he had hands like a bricky, I couldn't believe how rough they were. Needless to say I got their autographs. I could have done with a camera, but no mobile phones in those days!
I'm 73 years old and I still love them.
Happy 71st. Birthday Paul..
Your Music Will Live On Forever Through Such Amazing Songs Like This!!
💞🎶🎙🎸🎹🎸🥁🎶💞
How on earth did these teenagers write such perfect music as this!
They were Free
They were high
tompaah7503 really? and how come when you're high you're just a turd?
They heart and soul not to many people have that 💔💔 Rock and Roll 🙌🙏🙏🙏
Sadness and melancholy produce wonderful things
The tightest blues ,rock band ever and topped off with the finest voice ever.Mr Paul Rodgers , AWESOME X❤️X
Free/BAD COMPANY/Paul Rodgers just doesn't get any better
Such a beautiful song. At age 64, this band remind of those wonderful years of my childhood & youth. So many talented musicians made the miserable austerity of those initial post-war years, so happy 😀
All just kids back then.. making music that will stand up against any made since.......amazing....
Blaydrnnnr you're right there.
Check out what Mozart wrote before he was 10
Lyrics
Child you're talking of freedom
Painted on your garden wall
It's not there at all
Child you're talking of wisdom
You say wisdom is a golden rule
You ain't no fool
But you don't know who it is
Who calls you name
In the light of the golden moon
You don't know who it is who brought you here
And chained up your heart
So soon
Child you're life is a fairytale
And it's not the same
And the clouds
You're hiding behind
In your misty mind have disappeared
Like a sailor far from the shores of your dreams
And far from the love of your home
Sailor lost on your own misty seas
And the chains on your heart, baby
Might be my love
Might be my love
It's so confusing
And you feel that you're loosing yourself
But, there over the mountain
You thought you'd never have to climb
There's a road
Reaching and stretching
To the corner of your mind
Like a river casts aside the dust
And grows and grows as it flows
The feeling deep inside of you
Must break like a dam
So set you free
So set you free
So set you free.
Andrew,
many thanks for this. Many people appreciate seeing the lyrics.
JMcD
I think that it's:
... You don't know who it is who called your name, light of the golden moon...
What an absolute gem this was..and they were barely into their 20s, Andy being 18 or 19. A fantastic band that should have pushed the Stones off their perch if they stuck around a bit longer.
Timeless music and one of the most original bands in music history
his voice is incredible, who would thumbs down this?
A complete tit
Sheer brain dead wankers, with no soul. This Seagull, Come together in the Morning. Masterpieces.
I HAD NEVER HEARD OF FREE ,BEFORE THIS YEAR ,I THANK GOD ,IN MY OLD AGE I FOUND ONE OF THE GREATEST BANDS I EVER HEARD ,LIKE LOOKING INTO THE WISHING WELL ,
Scandalous to hear that. Make sure you catch up quickly.
I don’t know how old you are Barry, I’m 53 and have caught the Free bug too. I had heard and liked All Right Now, but never dug much deeper. Thank goodness a video for Mr. Big popped up and have been on a journey the last several months.
Kimberly Frankenberry, I agree Our West is being stolen away. It’s been planned for a long time.
I'm right there with you Barry !! How did I miss these guys? Just discovered them and they are on another level of fantastic. This is their best song on this album imho. It SO reaches me emotionally !! Rodgers has such a great rock voice and Paul Kossoff 's playing is so soulful. Bad Company is good in its way, but Free is SO MUCH BETTER to me !!! Spent the last week on youtube listening to everything they did.
@@barryjones9056 Truth is you will spend many more years listening to Free over and over and over again and again. Even when you stray you will find the path back to Free.
I love this band more than any other. Everything comes back to Free. That's where it starts and ends. Words cannot do justice to them. Life is Free.
If you love FREE, you love the world. They bring such a peaceful and beautiful energy to the world.
Ana Kiricova, except for Mr. Big. He is in trouble!
This was always my favourite song on the album. It shows off the amazing voice of Paul Rodgers (who was born about 35 miles from where I live) wonderfully. I remember as a youth putting studs in my jeans to copy Paul; not recommended, as they scratch your legs. Maybe he used a different type of stud!
magnificent and timeless song by one of the most mythic bands in all music history Free . we'll never hear songs like child ... R.l.P Paul and Andy
A fantastic and moving convergence of talent and musicianship. The best rock and blues singer for sure. Never a bum note.
Thanks for such a great song Free
I was 13 when I first heard Free. My older brother bought Fire and Water shortly after it was released and it was rarely off the turntable. It was my intro to Blues- Rock and what a start. I had every album on vinyl by the time I was 17, I've still got them all and they still get played.
Free had this haunting, folky side to them which was awesome.
Bought all the discs they ever released still have them I am 66 know
So have I 67 now can’t stop listening to them
Best ever voice in Rock.!!!
All the Free band members have been heroes to me for 50 years - but this song is all about Paul Rodgers.
Sure - Plant, Gillan & Mercury were pretty damn good - but the No1 spot is not even close!
Just for the hell of it, here is the list of MY Top 12 Rock vocalists ever in reverse order - let me know if you disagree!
12 Roger Daltrey
11 Stevie Marriott
10 David Bowie
9 Freddie Mercury
8 Kelly Jones
7 Ian Anderson
6 Jack Bruce
5 Ian Gillan
4 Robert Plant
3 Chris Cornell
2 John Lennon
1 PAUL RODGERS
This is ranked purely in order of their ability to MOVE you - not in terms of power or range or attack - but just in terms of the amount of shivers down the spine.
I am sure no-one else would choose the exact same dozen - and definitely not in the same order - but for me these gents are the cream of the crop.
Six sadly no longer with us, Paul and 5 others still going strong.
I mostly agree with you 90%. Chris Cornell # 2, still no #1 Paul Rodgers.
How about BRAD DELP from Boston ?
@@martinusgroninger1875 Brad was awesome - and on any given day could comfortably break into this list …… as could Scott Weiland. It tends to vary slightly, depending on what I’ve been listening to lately!
It's just perfection nobody is trying to outdo each other everybody is so focused in creating a few minutes of majestic beauty
Absolutely
It's so hard to tell that a very young band is playing. Matured beyond their young souls!
What a band, incredible.
They really were tremendous,to be in there company Live was Marvellous,I first see them on a all nighter at the Lyceum
In 1969, they were First on.There were some good bands on that night inc East of Eden,but Free had blown me away for
the Rest of the entire night ??????
This music is haunting to me because I took to the music immediately as if I had heard this band before. It is the music I would of chosen had I chose to be a musician , it truly feels right with my soul. Beautiful lyrics and perfect sound for me.😘🦅✌️
A little before my time, but yea they have that groove that I feel with every note played.
Me, grown up in Switzerland Europe found out about Free in 1980 when I was 18...soon after Lynyrd Skynyrd, Hendrix etc followed....so, all in all we were 10 years behind but not so in the biker szene of Switzerland, there that sound was spoton for a real looooong time.
Child you're talking of freedom
Painted on your garden wall
It's not there at all
Child you're talking of wisdom
You say wisdom is a golden rule
You ain't no fool
But you don't know who it is
Who calls you name
In the light of the golden moon
You don't know who it is who brought you here
And chained up your heart
So soon
Child you're life is a fairytale
And it's not the same
And the clouds
You're hiding behind
In your misty mind have disappeared
Like a sailor far from the shores of your dreams
And far from the love of your home
Sailor lost on your own misty seas
And the chains on your heart, baby
Might be my love
Might be my love
It's so confusing
And you feel that you're loosing yourself
But, there over the mountain
You thought you'd never have to climb
There's a road
Reaching and stretching
To the corner of your mind
Like a river casts aside the dust
And grows and grows as it flows
The feeling deep inside of you
Must break like a dam
So set you free
So set you free
So set you free
REAL 100% Rock N Roll at it`s best!!!
The Lord only knows how much I hold dear to my heart THE FREE , Bad Company and Paul Rogers Solo Lp`s.
This music will live on for many a year to come!
We will never hear music like this again in our lifetime sad to say.
Thank you Paul Rogers & your band mates for the true gift of music that you have given us all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
R.I.P Koss, Andy....
It's a gift alright
When the world was young and we all had such a long road ahead.
and long hair!!
A world that was at that time a hell of lot better!!! Take me back!!!
For anyone that falls on my comment...
Do a little soul searching!!!
So true
Bandit, it's good to look back at what we came from, but don't forget the bad. 60's had several of our leaders killed. The nat'l guard was killing students......domestic violence was something women had to put up with.....racism was openly accepted. No doubt some things were better, but some things were worse as well.
We all were privileged to grow up with the best music ever... I started listening to FREE at 17yrs old and I am still loving them at 68yrs they keep us forever young 🎶🎵
What a voice what a talent, the band is such a special mix , lyrics are so vast .
Guitar through a Leslie
Best sound ever
Fire and Water, Free at Last and Heartbreaker : All early 70s classic albums in a crowded field. Kossoff's spare vibrato echoes through the decades.
So many great songs. Amazing band. Outstanding is a word I rarely use but can´t think of a better one
I had Free-Free at Last. In 8-track in '72. I was 18. Now 67. Paul Rodgers was yet to front Bad Company. Great music!
A Like is never enough for this One! Love ❤️❤️
Best times ever!!Free forever
GREAT BLUES TOTAL HONESTY NO THEATRICS MATURE BEYOND THEIR YEARS GLAD I WITNESSED THEM AT THE LIVERPOOL STADIUM 1970 GREAT DAYS!
Excellent band!❤❤❤
Ive loved Free too, since their 1st appearance, seen them about half a doz times , have everything they ever played on vinyl, tape, cd, video. Loved every single song, never been a song ive ever disliked
I will always love free, Always
FREE -это глоток воздуха из моего беззаботно детства.Сейчас 67 лет
free...my life...since 47 years...feeling of the universe!
Fantastic band they dont produce classic bands like this these days
A real masterpiece
What an amazing band. Incredible...
Thanks for the post, takes me straight back to my teenage years, what a great band Free were. The track still sounds fresh and brilliant.
So beautiful. X
great ballard,free still one of the greatest bands of all time,one of these songs that make you think.
I'm a great ballard. This is a great ballad lol
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somewhat simpler times back then, similar problems as today, but less distractions so emotions and thoughts were more focused. Today's kids minds are distracted by tweets and face book nonsense. Shallow conversations. Those of age (I am 63) born in 57 remember how we looked forward to meeting up with our friends. Did not idle chat every day. When we got together we did more, felt more. My opine
Yes, I agree
Glad you guys are just discovering their magic. I have loved this band since 1992 when I took a cassette with my in my Walkman to the Indian Himalayas. We drove over the high passes from Ladakh to Manali with this music on the Land Rover stereo. All was great "travel" music!
Love this song....one of my favorites. Lublin
Great....last days of school.
That shows my age (67) and was into Free too...something in the style and lyrics. They were apart from the rest or norm...
Great song, Great band.
Just listened to this, unbelievable. This is the best !!!!!!
It doesn’t come any better.
beautiful song WOW !!
Lord. Where has the time gone?? I loved seeing them. Loved hearing Paul. Bad Company, what a voice!
I agree ...
I know right? I'm still playing this and all their stuff on my old guitars, through old amps, and STILL am amazed by Rogers, Kossoff, Kirke, and of course, the fantastic Fraser. Kossoffs tone on this and playing is by far some of his best stuff.... God I feel frickin' old....
They were slightly before my time, but I discovered them properly in 1980 when I bought a copy of 'The Free Story' at the age of 14. For me no other band has measured up to them since that day, nearly thirty eight years ago. I feel old as well sometimes; though not quite old enough to have been able to see them play live, but at least we are still able to enjoy the recordings!
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lisa boland Agree, time has flown. Some of the best music ever......nothing like it now. Paul's voice still sounds great, I love listening to him.
Saw them in Liverpool stadium.will never forget it RIP PAUL AND ANDY.
Could not recognize any of the sounds that I had listened to on the LP
digitally recorded albums today will never have that 8 track heaven in the day and these guys was king of it !!! heartbreaker album the production on that album is impeccable raw and alive kossof and rodgers !!! bliss pure soul !!!
Excelente banda ,amo esos tiempos ✌☯️🌹💘💋👏👏
Quality. Timeless.
What a wonderful track could be a song about Paul Kossof
I listen and I know instantly where I was, who I was with, what I was doing and I smile.
Free. Way A Head of their Time. Right On Time Now.
Been one of my favourite songs for 40 years. Sublime
Wisdom is a golden rule, and you aint no fool! Brilliant!
What a song!
so deep yet so so good an unknown clasic to the few . vocals and words that make you think
So cool.Love them!
I like it, good music, good voice, it's beautifull album
So much love for this band on here…. God bless you. My favorite band too!!! ❤️
IN ALL MY 66 .5 yrs THIS BAND JUST CUTS IT !!!!THE V BEST BRITISH BLUES ROCK BAND EVER !!!!Free g
Louis. Their a blues band. Check out. Don’t say that you love me. Those of us who have followed them from. Free, to Bad Co. The Firm and beyond, realise how special this band really was. It was a coming together of 4 talented, individuals, that together took them to the pinnacle of blues music in the 70s.
In my opinion. Paul Rodgers, was, is and always will be, the best blues rock singer of all time. Kossoff the best blues, vibrato guitarist. Fraser the best bassist and Ralph’s just held them all together with the timing and tempo. He did the same for Bad Company. Such a shame we all got old. However their music lives on
Ce groupe est absolument somptueux....richesse du discours mélodique, harmonies à couper le souffle, orchestration sans cesse renouvelée dans l’utilisation des timbres de l'orchestre, bref une babylonienne architecture sonore érigée par d’humbles et immenses interprètes
Free forever....
never heard it then before... sounds great!
PAUL KOSOFF COULD HAVE BEEN A STAR BETWEEN THE STARS OF THE GUITAR IF IT WAS NOT DEAD Y PAUL RODGERS YOU ARE THE BEST SINGER OF THE WORLD
Yes, I believe he could
Im.nearly 47 loved free since 14 beautiful and so young a d talented x
RIP Andy
Love.... and I remember this so well. Loved you since the beginning
DELICIOUS SOUND FOR THE MIND AND SOUL.
Wow. This was way before my time, but the music is so deep and introspective. This Kossoff (only know him because of the TH-cam comments) really was incredible.
Now you need to look into all the great players that played the Early Gibson Les Paul's, especially the 1958/1959/1960 Les Paul burst's, and the history behind those guitars being traded and bought and sold between the greatest rock musicians of the era. Peter Green gave his Les Paul 1959 to Gary Moore who sold it when he was taken to court for the rights to one of his most beloved songs called Still Got The Blues, the guitar is now owned by Kirk Hammett of Metallica who bought it for over $500,000.00. One of Eric Claptons famous Les Paul's was sold to Bernie Marsden of the Original Whitesnake, now Gibson makes a $10,000.00 copy of that 1959 Les Paul, as well as many others owned and traded through the years. The history of thos guitars and Paul Kossoff's Les Paul guitars are part of music legend. Check out Paul Kossoffs 1959 Les Paul in Pictures www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/paul-kossoffs-1959-les-paul-in-pictures-636399
Roger's farewell to Koss? Several songs have been said to be to Roger's sending a message to the errant guitarist but there is always a bit o doubt about this. Whatever, hell of a song from a brilliant album that I have recently rediscovered. Musically, how the hell did we get from here to the nadir we have reached now?
Not sure about Rodgers penning other songs as a message to Kossoff, but I believe "Child" was definitely one that Rodgers claimed to have especially written for Koss when he was failing in a bad way. It's in the Free biography, "Heavy Load." www.amazon.com/Free-Heavy-Second-David-Clayton/dp/0954216903
So much still to know and we know almost nothing. Beautiful song, those first two notes are just so full of tension and melancholy, Koss was right on the edge and liable to let go, and of course he eventually did, not waking up on a flight in USA.
Friends of mine have done that, I have seen death engulf me but I pulled back, three times and somehow I am still here. Out there in the future you are trying to imagine who is writing this, but I am perhaps long gone. Does it matter at all?
mark Bateman was there at the beginning still there.'Still here after all these years.The pain does not leave all those great moments and all the things that could've been.Paul Kossoff's death on Mar.:19th. will haunt me forever.
mark Bateman because we lost the British Ness
In the country and replaced it with nasty global money making yank - crap way of life
I'M ALMOST 70 , STILL TOUCHES ME THIS GREAT BAND!!
HAVE THE URGE TO PLAY THIS AS LOUD AS I CAN . BUT THE FUCKING NEIGHBOURS ARE BANGING ON ME WALLS
The best years 🎸🎼💉💊,,,, Epic band 70 s. Panta stin kardia mou,, opou k nase rip ✝👣 ciao !!
Cool pics ... Free forever.
thank you soooooooooooo much for this masterpiece i still have the original vinyl
ditto, likewise, the same, also.
سُهيل ليبي انت . 🤝
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One of my favourite songs! Thank you :)
rip kossoff
free now and forever
U R A Knob,,,!,,
Where do you start with this group of young men...... An underrated band with a wealth of musical talent coalesced into a great four piece.
Paul R is the very best rock and blues singer. Paul K a great guitarist with a distinct and beautiful sound.
Andy a top bassist and Simon an uncomplicated drummer.
I love this song since the very first listening and am now long term Free and Bad Company and Paul Rogers fan.
If I could time travel I would go back to the early 70s at the age of 21 to appreciate them live.
Not an easy song to find. But one of the very best.
Andrew Williams ‼️available on the Free At Last album......superb! ✌️👍
The first and one and only.
На Руси тоже Ценят и Любят творчество FREE
Melhor banda de todos os tempos!!
good...............................
best ballad ever
ΩΡΑΙΟΣ!!!👍👍👍