Paul Kossoff Licks and Vibrato Guitar Lesson | Reverb Learn To Play

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Paul Kossoff is a blues rock hero known for his lead guitar work with Free and Back Street Crawler. Jeff Massey is in the studio teaching us some techniques that epitomize the Kossoff sound, including a quick and cutting vibrato that became the trademark of the legendary guitarist.
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@grizzle7935 5 лет назад

You know what nobody ever talks about? Kossoff's fantastic rhythm style and bad-ass riffs. I guess his tone and vibrato overshadow that shit.

@Dad-Gad 3 года назад

Totally agree , Kossoff was an absolute beast of a rhythm player and was so deep in the pocket it's silly .

@patrickmccutcheon8860 3 года назад

I agree about the rhythm stuff. Some of his chord voicings are really interesting and the progressions are great.

@andrewpappas9311 6 лет назад

Kossoff is such an underrated guitarist in my opinion but "All Right Now" is such an awesome song

@louissmith5298 4 года назад

Whenever I go into those top 50 guitarists of all time lists I can't believe he isn't on the list, or if he is he's n the 40's. His sound is unique and instantly recognisable. A true guitar virtuoso.

@DarkMetalJazzPunk 6 лет назад

you can hear how he influenced Angus Young...great!

@donharrold1375 5 лет назад

Absolutely correct. I think Malcolm was influenced a lot by Free too more from a riff and feel perspective. There’s a bit of Zep there as well - the riff from Back In Black being obvious. I’ve always thought the lighter side of AC/DC wasn’t a million miles away from Free and I’m surprised how little people pick up on that.

@razzledingle 5 лет назад

Spot on!

@boss351gt6 4 года назад

That vibrator sound in Angus' solos is unmistakable

@chrisking6695 3 года назад

And see. They act the same on stage.

@jeffmazzei8520 5 лет назад

Too bad you didn’t have a 58 or 59 Reissue, 70s Gibson’s are awful , Free should be in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame, great that you brought attention to Paul

@TheMadShredder 5 лет назад

Or the 59 in the background...

@ryanchadwick4432 5 лет назад

The vibrato is very similar to Danny kirwan I think

@valerieworboyes2460 3 года назад

Yes

@billlybarrue5953 3 года назад

Danny was a fine player!

@earsmcmurphy2632 6 лет назад

Mitch Hedberg is alive and plays a Les Paul Custom!

@alanjamesh.zamorano1677 6 лет назад

I call that The Stingy Vibrato, it was done tastefully by blues masters since the dawn of electric guitar. But beware, if done incorrectly it can sound like Hammet's so be careful fellow guitarists

@Scottocaster6668 3 года назад

Hahaha😛👌

@spiderswebs3 4 года назад

Good try,but at the end of the day sounds nothing like him.No lead up to the essential note to vibrato with emotion.wrong tone,wrong attitude.Anybody can fly round the fingerboard big deal.but the heart and soul of a true musician comes through in the nuances.. and you can instantly feel it.

@lovecraftmusic8717 6 лет назад

the iconic black strat with maple fretboard of Dave Murray from Iron Maiden (used during the 80's) was originally owned by Kossoff who sold it to Dave before he died.

@j1shot2 5 лет назад

I think he'd promised it to Dave Murray but passed before the transaction could be made. I might be wrong but I think Dave Murray went to see Paul's father David who agreed to let the guitar go to Murray who then had to go to Paul's then girlfriend's flat to pick up the guitar. I'm pretty sure it's he white Strat from the cover of Backstreet Crawler that Dave Murray painted black

@spwstrat 6 лет назад

Love Jeff's videos, always very informative. Any chance of a Mick Ronson vid?

@frankconcepcion6593 6 лет назад

Would love a Mick Ronson!

@dbob3405 6 лет назад

spwstrat ditto on the Ronson vid

@jmic3016 6 лет назад

Please do this!!!!

@kcave23 6 лет назад

This guy is a fantastic teacher/player! Great work Reverb!

@brettdiaz 6 лет назад

Check out his band, The Steepwater Band.

@charlesotis6971 4 года назад

One doesnt simply learn fast vibrato.

@kickinvideo333 4 года назад

Kossoff, Rhoads, Hendrix and Kath are four greats that we have precious little works to enjoy, but they're absolutely incredible.

@dannyolsen5543 4 года назад

Allman too

@kickinvideo333 4 года назад

Danny Olsen Definitely!

@Scottocaster6668 3 года назад

Kossoff and Randy died on the same month and day, 6years apart. Eerie.

@Scottocaster6668 3 года назад

And they were the same age (25) 😳

@EclecticDiscus 5 лет назад

Thats 1 UGLY Guitar, Kossoff Vibrato, yes please!

@hawg427 6 лет назад

Please do some lessons on Robin Trower :-)

@bobboitt3126 6 лет назад

Kossoff kills...thanks for this.

@petergray2282 11 месяцев назад

Rare and wonderful explanation of technique, avoiding jargon and just getting the sound, fabulous! And you are right, Kossof was Great!

@nile8686 3 года назад

i had the speed at 0.75 and thought this man was stoned

@isaacjohnson. 6 лет назад

great lesson, and great playing. Did a great job capturing that unique sound of Kossoff's vibrato! nice job.

@hiighway_chile4080 6 лет назад

My favorite guitar work of Paul is The Hunter...any live version..

@jacko717 6 лет назад

Good call, but I'd go with "Time Away"

@cgavin1 4 года назад

@@jacko717 That whole album is insane. I love the transition from the opening track to Tuesday Morning. Damn and what about Long Way Down to the Top and Molten Gold. So good. So sad. :(

@leo78915 2 года назад

paul kossoff體現了一個哲理:最簡單也最難!極簡的音符彈出極致的味道!

@leo78915 2 года назад

人生何嘗不是如此!本來就簡單的!自己尋找到複雜之後!卻忘了回到原本簡單的方式為何?

@leo78915 2 года назад

像女人這麼簡單的存有!男人硬要把她們看成藝術!而且一看就是永恆而樂此不疲!這不是越簡單越困難的寫照!?

@leo78915 2 года назад

piccaso避卡送

@pjfdourley4998 3 года назад

I taught myself the kossoff vibrato before I actually taught myself chords or scales and I can tell right away when someone's got it, you are the closest Ive heard so far on youtube

@HappyHermitt 2 года назад

It's not easy. I started only learning guitar 5 years ago in my late 40s. I can't shaken that fast. I get chills by it.

@MichelleWettstein 4 месяца назад

Thanks I was.looking for that. Good job.

@killerone807 5 лет назад

when koss played he could cut steel with his notes

@MyTube4Utoo 6 лет назад

A fantastic player. Thanks for the video.

@1-800-NO-FAULT 5 лет назад

Was Kossoff originally a violin player?

@BigSky1 3 года назад

No. He trained as a classical guitar player first.

@eduardoprieto5267 4 года назад

Thanks. God bless n rock on

@warwicksmiley 5 лет назад

You Really emulate the players perfectly.

@rageagainsttheworld 4 года назад

Mitch Hedberg!

@Scottocaster6668 3 года назад

Along with his vibrato, his use of full sounding chords and rhythm playing. The opening A chord He uses all 4 fingers. I can't name the true chord, but I can play it, lol. He was ahead of his time for sure.

@farleys1376 6 лет назад

Just thank you!

@MichelleWettstein 4 месяца назад

I love his sound

@wilrockq1065 4 года назад

The whole point of this video is the vibrato - but he doesn’t devote one second to explaining how to do it!!! What?!?

@greenmanalishi6963 3 года назад

Paul and Danny kirwins vibrato are very similar

@dpbuff 3 года назад

What gauge strings you using? Koss used 12’s

@charlesotis6971 4 года назад

Jeff always "Talks a little bit about" My favorite guitar players.

@hanisaleban6640 6 лет назад

Thank you so much

@michaelworse6034 2 года назад

Great vid , thank you

@davidferron4536 3 года назад

Dude. Great lessons.

@totalignoranceinc 6 лет назад

The riffage of matt pike video? Do it!

@RByrne 7 месяцев назад

Excellent tutorial! Very nicely explained

@coolmacatrain9434 4 года назад

Sorry, no. Nice lesson but the vibrato isn't even close. Listen to Paul's solo on "Fire & Water (studio live)" here on youtube ...his vibrato oscillates like no other (Angus Young has a similar vibrato occasionally )

@frankconcepcion6593 6 лет назад

Honestly love these videos! Always god to learn from the legends. Maybe try expanding it past the blues greats? Some Johnny Marr arpeggios or Josh Homme riffs? That might help get some of the younger cats tuning in