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Great upload... Thanks for putting the whole show up. I love the Ed King days. The burning question for me is... Where was Billy that night?

Wow... I hear this and I'm transported back in time to dances at Pottstown Northern Junior High... Feeling the pulse of Phil's B-3 and Leslies, and Scott's clockwork drumming. Awesome.

@ALBERTKING901 Ha! I guess I forgot to include that, but indeed I did. The rig I assembled at the time consisted of a 1973 50-Watt Marshall and two Ampeg V-4 cabs. The Marshall is still around, after having been stolen back in the late 70's and later recovered.

This is a disgrace to Free. The rushed tempo, horrible raspy metallic guitar tone, overly busy drumming and bass, crappy cliche-sounding guitar solo... I could go on and on. Paul's singing never disappoints, but the fact that he would participate in this bullshit presentation of one of Free's bes...

Wow... Someone once told me that if you couldn't play well, at least play loud. These guys aren't even loud.

I'm a Black Joe fan, but I'm pretty sure if you asked Edwin Starr how far it is to Booty City, he'd tell you "25 Miles".

Dude, you're not playing the end of the riff correctly. On the way down, you need to include the Eb.. The descending part of the riff is two groups of three notes - G, E, Eb, and then D, C, A. Not intending to be negative... just wanting to help.

I love that this version, the single, had a different lead vocal track in the first verse.

Goldie sure knew how to squeeze the snot out of a B-3 and a Leslie.

Dude... If you can't hear that what you're playing there is not correct, then by all means go back and listen some more, and keep trying. Meanwhile, you surely shouldn't be doing a "tutorial" on it. And your "high end" figure is a Hammond B-3, not a guitar. Sheeeshhh...

Los Butcheros de los Classicos is more like it.

Self-indulgent rubbish. Way to butcher a classic.