Gibson, Marshall and a F****** awesome band!

[julesb]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJ6ClSZV5Eg

[Bassman Sam]

The feel is so loose, they could have fallen over. It just works so well though. Love this band.

[Marvin]

And so much space you could drive a fleet of buses through the whole song...totally awesome

[ead]

One of the great bands, much forgotten about sadly. At least two of them are no longer with us now.

[leftybassman392]

They were the first big league band I ever went to see; Folkestone Lees Cliffe Hall, 1970 IIRC. I would have been 16 or 17. Still one of the best gigs I ever attended.

Pual Kossoff was one of my early guitar heroes, and the solo to 'Alright Now' was one of the first I ever learned (extended album version, natch...), along with Albatross as I recall.

Great memories; thanks for posting.

[Lw.]

Good way to start the day off - thanks for sharing!

[goingdownslow]

And not a pedal in sight.

[stuckinthepod]

Its awesome isn't it. This is on the Forever Free DVD if you want to buy your own copy.

[gary mac]

Love Free, one of the bands from that era that I still enjoy and still regularly listen to.

[wateroftyne]

Great band.

A few years ago, my band was gigging at a small but cool hotel/pub/venue up Perth way. I got chatting to a hotel resident in the bar afterwards who'd been to the gig, and asked him how long he was staying for. He said was a musician, and he was playing at the venue the following night.

I looked over his shoulder and saw his face on a poster advertising the following night's artist... Simon Kirke.

Once I'd recovered, we had a lovely chat. Nice bloke.

[merlin]

Juicy Lucy gear,hehe I was not in the band then,but love the history,of JL,