Maxmc
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If a member here now owns this guitar, I’d love to see some pictures!!This is a photo I've not seen before but I'm pretty sure that Paul Rogers is holding Paul Kossoff's Burst, the one that belonged to Arther Ramm for a long while. Sorry, I know a member here now owns it but I can't remember their name. It looks pretty pristine.
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Thank you for this.. much appreciatedHere you go Lads....
After years of searching for the Burst for me, last August I found it. Negotiating began, contracts were drawn up, pay schedules agreed on, then the hard part of selling off a LOT of guitars. It has been quite an adventure and I made some very good friends along the way. David Plues was very instrumental in mediating the whole thing, a genuine Scotsman. I'm sure I will hear the general...that guitar should have went to a famous player, you can never fill the shoes of the original owner. As my pal Vic Dapra told me, "Who cares man, if you like it, buy it." I can tell you...
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This is a photo I've not seen before but I'm pretty sure that Paul Rogers is holding Paul Kossoff's Burst, the one that belonged to Arther Ramm for a long while. Sorry, I know a member here now owns it but I can't remember their name. It looks pretty pristine.
View attachment 27269 I like Kossoffs home made Flares..
I’m gonna throw this out there and it maybe somewhat controversial and contentious but I don’t think there is anyone who’s got a better burst tone (from just plugging into a stack) than Kossoff.
His ability to shift from powerful chords to a light touch is something to behold.
He was (is) truly a master.