FIRST TIME EVER Reacting To Peter Frampton - Show Me The Way (Live 1975) || No Clue He Wrote This!!!
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For the first time on the channel, we are checking out Peter Frampton doing a live version of Show Me The Way! This was another one I didn't know that I had heard previously in my childhood! This tune was absolutely killer! The vocals were on fire, talk box on the guitar was so cool and that chorus hook!!! Hope you enjoy! #reaction #peterframpton #showmetheway #70smusic #guitarist #guitarplayer #guitarsolo #musicreactions #themidnightspecial
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He is associated with the talk box, others have used it, but not as extensively as he did. In Do You Feel Like We Do he uses it a lot.
Gotcha! Lot of folks suggesting that one, I’ll have to check it out!
Peter Frampton is a former member of Humble Pie, Do You Feel like We Do is another good one, great reaction
Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the suggestion!
@@setonhillstudios you're welcome
How easily he goes from the talk box to singing - flawless and makes it look easy.
I know right! Such a BEAST! Thanks for watching! 🤘🏻
Peter Frampton & Joe Walsh of the Eagles were the 2 most famous artists to use the talk box
Sweet, thanks for the info!
@@setonhillstudios There's an interesting video on YT that you may want to watch for yourself - the title is: Peter Frampton - How Did He Get The Talk Box that made him FAMOUS
You'll probably enjoy his Midnight Special performance of the song Do You Feel Like I Do, and you'll probably realize that you know that song as well, when you hear it.
I’ll have to check it out! The title sounds familiar
Burt sugarmans midnight special was such a great show I remember watching a lot of these as a kid! So much more talent back then!! unfortunately we’ll never never see anything like this again
It really was awesome! I’m loving getting to check out so many talented bands and artists that were on there!
I made sure my boys heard great music. I even quized them. Still do! ❤✌️
Everyone had this album. I got to see him live around thos time.
As a teenager, I worked in a store on Sundays. The first hour of work, everybody worked together to put the store back together after the kids would destroy the displays on Saturday. We would blast Frampton Live on the loud speaker. It's an awesome way to get mundane tasks done.
Saw Peter n 1976,a great concert.Frampton Comes Alive is one of the best live albums.Joe Walsh also used a talk box at times.
I bet it was fantastic! I’ll have to check out some Joe Walsh as well, he was with the Eagles if I recall correctly?
@@setonhillstudios he was with the James Gang first! Funk #49
Frampton Comes Alive, it's a part of the fabric of SO MANY lives.
Roger Troutman, from the funk bank Zapp also used the talk box extensively.
Frampton's voice on guitar, I've played guitar for decades, and have so much difficulty soloing over Frampton's music.
It's so far from where I'm at, but so great.
Definitely some great music! Loved this!
Joe Walsh is the original talk box dude🔥🤘🎶
Ah ok, good to know!
Joe Walsh used a talk box.
have always loved this song, he was the first artist I knew to use the talk box it was pretty revolutionary at the time
Definitely love it! Such a cool texture to a song! Have a great day! 😁
Great reaction! It seems like I've always loved Peter Frampton. I just went to look up something about him, and THIS popped up!
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All right!
That’s awesome! Thanks for hanging with us as always Linda, glad you enjoyed this one 😁
This is long overdue! Glad to hear it!
The drums don’t play sixteen notes. He goes from 8s to quarter notes back to a pattern around eight notes.
its the amazing 70's am radio sound
So true! I didn’t realize I knew so many of these bands just from hearing it around the house and on the radio with my parents!
Lines on my Face from the Frampton comes alive is my fav That whole album is great It set the bar for live albums
That one is great! I found a live performance from the early 2000’s that is great. ruclips.net/video/RWez0kHYjX4/видео.htmlsi=XJqsiyl-0QJTVJ5o
Sweet, I’ll have to check that out!
His live album was the best selling live album of the 70’s now react to Steely Day Haitian Divorce it uses the talk box too
That’s awesome, I’ll have to check that track out as well!
Peter has his own RUclips channel and if you scroll back far enough you can find some funny videos with some fellow Rock Legends
Awesome!
Do You Feel Like I Do from the same appearance it’s great.
Lot of folks suggesting that one, I’ll have to check it out!
I thought I'd suggest another song by Peter Frampton, if interested. "Peter Frampton - Do You Feel Like We Do - Midnight Special 1975 FULL" (by the channel: fraudiay) --Peter Frampton didn't "create" the talk box, but he did play a pivotal role in popularizing it during the 70's & 80's. And the talk box became one of Frampton's signatured sound due to two of his biggest songs that featured the talk box. This song I've suggested is one of those song's I've referenced. And as always, I enjoyed rocking with you. peace out~
Sweet, thanks for the suggestion and the info!
Its easy to make a talk box, its just a horn driver in a box, with a tube hooked to the driver, and a on and off switch, if I'm remembering correctly, its been many many many years since I've made one.
Super cool! Thanks for the info!
I have totally fallen with artists from Thailand. One of my favorites is Jeff Satur. My favorites is Ghost, Dum Dum and why dont you stay
Thanks for the heads up, I’ll have to check it out!
I don't know if he was the first, but I remember The Scorpions and John Bon Jovi using the voice box. As for the cymbals position setup, I guess it's for show more than anything else.
That makes sense!
The song Do You Feel Like We Do highlights the talkbox even more.
First artist I heard use one was Glen Campbell on a variety show.
Then Iron Butterfly.
Extensive use in the extremely long song
Butterfly Bleu.
It's just a little longer than In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.
When they performed it on live television they went commercial free for the entire song.
But the talkbox roots go back to Alvino Rey and the St Louis Blues.
He's technically the inventor of the talkbox. And you can watch that performance with stringy the guitar puppet. The talkbox gives it its voice while he plays the steel guitar.
That music video was produced in 1944.😮
Because of his knowledge in electronics Alvino Rey electrified his banjo. He then worked with Gibson for the solid body electric guitar pickup. He also had many other contributions for music reproduction.
Never seen anyone react to Butterfly Bleu.
Seen Iron Butterfly perform at the ASU Activity Center in 1968. Also seen them in 1980 at the celebrity.
Never had the opportunity to see Frampton.
If it's not appropriate or allowed on RUclips I still suggest you watch the Avino Rey video.
Be warned the puppet May freak you out.
But you'd be treated to big band sound. You'll also get a look at one of the major forces in how music is today. Despite no one even knowing of him.
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I first heard of Alvino Rey in high school. The only two years I attended before College.
That public high school was considered a music School. They had two classrooms teaching guitar all day. Each room had about 60 students. Also had electric piano and music theory classes all day.
I was in music theory marching band concert band mixed chorus.
What's also in barber shop and Stage Band.
We play both Jazz and Blues. We had our own van.
In the only two years I attended high school before College I received the equivalent of 5 years of Music credits. Lol
No time to pursue music after that.( except for pleasure)
I was in Civil Air Patrol and working on a degree in Aeronautics and Structural Engineering.
Plus I was earning my way as a farrier also involved with horse breeding and racing.
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That’s awesome thanks for all the info!
Maybe the drummer is very shy, hiding behind the cymbals
😂🤣 Maybe so!
Not his best track to show his guitar skills but everything Frampton is good
He performed at a guitar festival a couple of years ago where he did While My Guitar Gently Weeps with Eric Clapton. It’s really great
I bet that’s killer!
@@setonhillstudios I think he's struggling now though I heard he's got arthritis in his hands. Hope it's fake news and he's ok
Joe Walsh was pretty much the first to record with the talk box. His song Rocky Mountain Way was the first. Frampton's album Frampton Comes Alive doesn't have a bad song on it. That album was the soundtrack of an entire generation of teen age kids in the 70s.
His songs didn't hit when released. They became popular by releasing the studio recorded live version, Kiss did the same thing they didn't hit until Kiss Alive I Rock N Roll all night and took Framptons idea to release live album
Ah ok, that’s wild I didn’t know that!
Who'd you think wrote it?
I didn’t know who wrote it, just had no idea it was him! I keep finding these older bands I think I haven’t heard of and then come to find out I had definitely heard them in passing without knowing it was them!