Peter Frampton x 2 (Do You Feel Like We Do - Live audio AND LIVE video) Kel-n-Rich VAULT video!
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Kel's First (priceless) reaction to hearing and seeing Peter Frampton - Do You Feel Like We Do (Live then video Live! ).
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1976 I was 36years old..I'm 80years old this year and still listening to PETER FRAMPTON
I'm 4 years your junior and still listening to Frampton ... want to party?
In summer of 1976 I was 16 years old at a Peter Frampton concert (The Sunday Break in Austin) listening to him play this song.
@@NobodySpecial512 Same here mate. 1976 the year I left school at 16 years old, I bought this on Vinyl, I still have it today. A Brilliant Guitarist and performer.
@@NobodySpecial512 yup I was 15 and bought this album and loved it ! Still have the original LP ! 🤪
@@kimethaz7497 Im 32 I'll party with ya! ;)
I don't think Pete ever got the recognition he deserved for his guitar chops, even going back to his 'Humble Pie' days- dude was a KILLA!
I couldn't agree more.Saw him live many Times and he was always great.
Remember Daryl hall &
John Oates opened for them.Surprised when I discovered they where white.
He had one of the,if not the, best selling live albums of the seventies, Frampton Comes Alive is a classic album that everyone owned.
I agree, he did it first, not rap artist T- Pain.
He had no other tricks to go to after this. He was done.
AGREED
The look on her face when he started using the voice box was precious..... loved it
“Woke up this morning with a wine glass in my hand...whose wine, what wine, where the hell did I dine....?” Best opening verse of any song ever.
My own personal favourite is from Bowie's "Diamond Dogs". It goes: "This ain't rock 'n roll, this is genocide".
I love Frampton, but I love the Who's opening line: I woke up in a Soho doorway, where a policeman knew my name....he said you can go sleep at home tonight, if you can get up and walk away!
One of my favorites is "Well I woke up Sunday morning with no way to hold my head that didn't hurt".
LOL That is about as rock and roll a line as there is lol!
Remmy Mills champagne for breakfast and a Sherman in my hand. Best third line
Simply the greatest live album of all time.
It is astonishing, but strangers in the night just tops it... only just though!!!
1st album I got in 5th grade.
Agreed , frampton is a god
And also the biggest selling live album of all time.
@@marksudlow5083 UFO were close, but not quite.
I was 15 years old stoned listening to this song now I'm 58 years old stoned listening to this song.
Please vote for him for the rock and roll hall of fame. Hurry fan voting ends after Monday April 15
Same my brother😊
Damn people just discovering what my childhood was about. One tear rolls down my cheek.
I hear ya dude!
Vote now for his rock and roll hall of fame induction. Act fast voting ends April 15th
Frampton Comes Alive is one of the best albums of all time.
I'm 63 yrs old and damn I just rocked to this song again. I remember exactly where I was when I first heard this on the radio. It blew me away then and it blew me away now. He's amazing and so very talented. So sad to hear he's having health problems and is going to have to retire. Another great talent loss. Welcome back guys. Nice to see your smiles again.
That last guitar solo never fails to give me goose bumps
You're not alone!!!
Yep!!!!
@@romanbotello15 And then she goes "what is that?"
The last 3 minutes of this song is one of the greatest endings of any rock song.....turn it up louder!
This is like watching a baby take his first steps!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! She is adorable! Gotta say this is one of your absolute best video's! I was 17 yrs old with my little 1 1/2 year old listening to this band play live at the Anaheim Stadium. Very loud and my little apt was so close to the stadium and he just stood there in his diaper rocking out and shaking his little head. To this day I can't hear this and not see my baby rocking like the big boys! My generation had all the best music and still does. All us Grannies still rocking out ! Thanks for the memories !
The amazing keyboard skills of the late Bob Mayo make this even better
I think that album was assigned to every High School kid in the suburbs.
In Wayne's World, Wayne said it practically came in the mail with free samples of Tide. Lol.
Checked it out in between games of football in the backyard
I used to drive in front of the school bus (in my 1969 Chevy Chevelle Malibu) and pick up my friends (and irritate the bus driver) with this blasting out of my eight-track!
Dan Wasson don’t forget the elementary school lil bros stealing said album from the high school kids. I deny any accusations.
wore out the 8 track and album LOL.
This is one of the greatest live albums, ever. And without a doubt "Do you feel like we do" is the greatest live version on any live album. Masterpiece
Old timers will remember the “10 Albums for only One Penny “ ads from Columbia House and RCA that were in the Sunday paper - my sister signed up and asked me if I wanted to pick one...it was “Frampton Comes Alive”. First vinyl I ever owned!
Thats how I got my copy too lol
How I remember that promo! I too got all my LP's from Capitol Records. You could actually get them, buy 4 more LPs and then cancel...then join again ! LOL How I miss those days.
@@bettierusso5410 it was crazy good and that’s why it sold a zillion albums!!
Shit! I'm an Old Timer!!!!
@robzamites3441 The word on the street is Columbia House is still trying to track you down. Did you forget to send your payment in? I don't think Wile E. Coyote ever paid his ACME bill either for all his roller skates and dynamite, so maybe it's already been charged off.
Damn!!! I’m 16 again listening to albums in my friends basement drinking Miller ponies we snuck in the house 🤣😂 God I love y’all 🎸🎤💙♥️ It’s a talk box 💙
I saw him live in 1977. I stood about 10 feet from the stage. I was 14yrs old and I snuck into the concert.
I'd almost forgotten how good this was. It's back on my list of songs
At 74 Peter STILL tours and plays hit after hit while sitting on a chair because of his illness. Keep on rocking Sir Peter.
The look on Kels face during the juice box solo made my otherwise lousy day, bearable. Rich, i get a thrill watching perfect strangers react for the first time to the music i grew up on, i can't imagine how it makes you feel sharing this great music with her. You're blessed to have each other.
"Bob Mayo on the keyboards. Bob Mayo" 👍
What a team he and Frampton were. RIP Bob.
Peter and Steve Marriott made a great team too!
Peter Frampton is an incredible artist. Many people may not know he and David Bowie were school mates. He played guitar on Bowie's 'Never Let Me Down' album and on the subsequent Glass Spider tour he played along with Carlos Alomar.
He was 18 years old when this was recorded. As of May 2020, he is KILLING the guitar. Check out his video where he has Joe Bonamassa on stage with him.
I grew up in the San Fran Bay Area...and Im going to show my age....I was at those shows that were recorded at Winterland in San Francisco...Damn Im Old !
The hell you are! I was there too. LOL :-) I guess that makes me old too huh. :-)
I'm just as old...62...and I'm so glad I grew up in this golden era of rock n roll. The concerts back then were unmatched
I saw Frampton in New Haven in 76 opening for the J. Geils band. He had a short set, so he didn't use the talkbox.
As another person who grew up in the Bay Area, it is hard for people who were not there to believe the concert lineups from any Bill Graham produced concerts. Especially any of the 20 Day on the Green's I saw in the mid 70's.
Was in SF a couple of years ago.
Went in the building where winterland was. It's a restaurant.
People working there had no clue about winterland
When my older brothers moved out, this is the music I inherited and grew up on. Both on album and 8- track. Ah memories. !
This brings me way back in recorded history...My favorite albums in 76...Frampton Comes Alive and 2112. It was always hard to top that moment in time.
I was stationed in San Diego in the navy when this tour was going on. The hi-lite of my career was seeing him in concert then. Was a big Pie fan anyway, so this was like heaven for me.
And my heart goes out to you both -remembering your precious son. -sending you both hugs and love.
I am so glad I saw Peter on his farewell tour in 2019 and I saw him in 2018.
He still can play like he did in the 70s.
He loves what he does and he's a down to earth nice guy.
It's an eargasm. Frampton and his best live album! Grettings from Santander, Spain.
I never thought Frampton got the recognition he deserved.
When you come out with your 1st album and it is the best selling, that's a tuff act to follow. Then it never happened for him again.
I saw him live 20 yrs ago at an outdoor concert in jackson ms. He was great.
The sound is made by a voice box.
Anybody who was in school and went to a party heard this album.
Love Rich and Kel i knew Kel was going to have that reaction on her face so Rich you say 1976 well yeah you are right to a certain extent,That's when it hit the air ways after the Album was made from the live performance which i saw with my High School Sweetheart Renee and my best friend Neal it was our senior year 1975 Winterland on the corner of Post and Steiner In what they call the Western Addition in San Francisco it was June 17th a Friday night we had graduated the week before. 47 YEARS LATER STILL FIRING IT UP FOR PEOPLE THAT SAY WOW JUST WOW LIKE Kel all 14 songs we were freaking there clapping and howling and whistling Gary Wright was on the billing that night we went every Friday and Saturday night for at least a year and a half Bill Graham Presents the great music promotor. $5 Dollars to see 3 bands the greatest bands of the late Sixties and Seventies for you Rich to hear this at 5 how profound!!
I felt the same as Kel the 1st time I 'really' listened to this song. It's a total mood/vibe that takes you over for a few minutes.
you lucky bastard! you get the honor of showing this awesome lady music she seems to have been deprived of in her life!!!! Girl, you are so going to enjoy this journey....our music was epic!
Summer of '76. I was 13 and fell asleep to this album blaring away for a year or more.
Tell folks from other generations we had the best music ever in the 70's, and they won't believe you - until they hear it for themselves that is. This is one of the finest examples of that!
Welcome back guys! That whole Frampton Comes Alive album is 🔥🔥🔥
yet ANOTHER British legend.
Almost 60 now. First heard it on fm radio at 16 in 1976. Still play it sometimes on my car stereo when i go to work. Never gets old.
Right, when I was little I listened to this in the back seat of my parents car and then rocked it in the front seat of my own car as an adult 40 years later.
Too funny, Kels reaction to the voice box! I've never heard anyone use a voice box near as well as Frampton. 44 years later it's still great.
roger zapp comes close
Really, well check into Joe Walsh
The two of you together make my day happier. Love you both
We are touched by your words and what’s behind them. Much love back to you Mark.
KnR
He was making the sound with a "talk box" it's a system that hooks up to his electric guitar that has a tube going to his mouth allowing him to distort and manipulate the guitar sounds with his mouth
It was marketed as the "Golden Throat". You'll hear one on "Rocky Mountain Way" by Joe Walsh
@@ljdellar8123 Joe Perry used it on Sweet emotion as well.
@@timothygrant2782 Oh yes, quite right!
Its not Rock but Zap & Roger used it to.."Computer Love"
In the 1950's Alfino Ray and his "Singing guitar" appeared on a TV variety show.That was the first time I ever saw a voice box used.
Truly one of the most tour de force performances of all time!! Everything about this performance is amazing. The drummer was John Siomos, who laid down a highly solid beat, and was on it the entire way. Great licks. Sad that he is not with us anymore.
You guys are great together. So sorry for your loss.
I was in 7th grade when this album came out, and up to that point, nobody I knew even heard of Peter Frampton before, but EVERYONE had this album!
I'm not a big fan of live music (unless I'm AT the show!), but this album is one of the best live albums ever made (this and Deep Purple's "Made in Japan")!
Cheap Trick, "Live at the Budokan". That was a pretty decent love album.
***live
I heard this for the first time on Voice of America on shortwave radio with the signal going in and out, heavy static and crosstalk with other radio stations. My sister and I (13 & 15yo) had never heard anyone make the guitar sing like this. The phrasing, tone and the fluidity of Peter's playing along with his top notch band, John Siomos (drums), Bob Mayo (keyboards & guitar) & Stanley Sheldon (bass) kept the song boiling along. Recorded it onto an old Philips spool tape machine and still have the recording with static and all. It is sad and disappointing that Frampton never got the credit and recognition he so richly deserves. My two pennies. O&O!
I love that Rich used the phrase "Broke all kinds of records" without a bit of irony in his voice. A fine pun, well used.
Back in the 70's me and a friend were driving in San Francisco and found an eight track tape of Frampton with this song on it. It was great! It was just lying there in perfect condition in the street so I stopped and picked it up.
I was seventeen when this first came out. I wore out an 8 track tape. Man was it good. Remember 8 tracks ?
I have no idea how many times I would be coming home from a date and have this blasting through the Craig 8track in my '69 GTO. Get home and sit in the driveway until the last note was played. Would not trade joining the teen ranks in '70 for anything! I love watching younger people react to music that we had every day and at least once each week from late '60s through late '70s there was another huge new hit. 👌👍👍✌🇺🇸
2 things I LOVE about this reaction....1. Rich's facial expressions because he knows what's coming....2. Kel's expressions because she doesn't haha!! I'd rather listen to this with you guys than the straight up video because it's so great seeing her learn about our iconic tuneage!! ;)
I can remember where I was the first time I hear this! At a buddy's house in his bedroom talking and he pulls out this album and said checkvthis out as he put it on the turntable! I've loved it ever since! Thanks Boz for turning me on to this!
Stanley Sheldon on Fender Precision Bass fretless. Needs to be recognized.
He’s a HUGE part of the sonic boom that makes this recording so memorable. Just sayin.......
Everyone playing on this song are ON FIRE!!. Everyone. John Siomos is KILLING it on Drums. Stan Sheldon is laying down some incredibly tasty FUNK (Not rock) FUNK bass lines. Bob Mayo is dialed in on keyboards. A legendary solo. And then Peter heading it all up with the black beauty and a rotating leslie speaker and double chorus. That end solo is the Saturn 5 rocket taking off. A TOUR DE FORCE!! This song is a LANDMARK!!!
luv basses agreed. killer baseline.
@@badpop987 The funk vibe he infuses Do you feel like we do with half the reason I love the song.
When the band is jamming in the low dynamic and Peter does the "WWWAAAAAWWW" lick on his guitar and the drummer comes down on his snare with that massive flam "POW!!" they KICK IT UP!! WWWOOOO! ROCKIN'!
Great guitar player and all around musician,From Humble Pie to now pure class!
I am an amateur bluesrock singer and guitarist in my country, I have a lot of classic references when it comes to performance and in my humble opinion I have the almost absolute certainty that someone can play and sing as well as Peter Frampton but better than that ... impossible. I have not seen anyone do everything that he does with his hands, feet and mouth, with a guitar on his shoulders, a microphone in front and a pedal combo on the floor, the sensitivity, dexterity and groove with that does everything and so naturally as if it were so simple.
Terrific frontman, too talented in one guy !!
Was thrilled to see Peter Frampton at the Met in Philly last July (2019). Sadly, he's winding down his career as he is dealing with a neurological condition that inhibits his ability to play. His performance was exceptional. What a talent! He played and sang his ass off, and was incredibly humble and funny as well. A true icon and underrated guitarist!
Update: July 2023 - Peter is dealing with his condition better than expected, can still play and sing very well. Just saw his Never Say Never tour in Atlantic City (sellout crowd) and he and his fantastic band absolutely rocked it. He has to play sitting down now, but when he tears into a solo, he sort of lays back in the chair and just lets it rip. Do You Feel had the crowd on it's feet, like a time machine. I wept a little.
I’m 63 and feel young again thanks to everyone showing us their REACTIONS
Kel’s excitement is contagious! I’m smiling with y’all.
I was 25 when this came out. I was really into stereo and working in a electronics store selling hifi equipment and this was played over and over. Huge hit.
This album came out when I was a teen, loved it then and appreciated it now.
The look on her face is absolutely great. We all had that look the first time hearing the talk box.
When I was a teen, Peter Frampton was playing at our high school football stadium in Parma, Ohio. Brownsville Station was opening. Crazy!
I saw him in London at Wembley Arena in 1976 with Gary Wright (Dreamweaver) as support act. When he came on stage and hit the first note on his guitar, he cut his finger and almost had to cancel the show. But they bandaged it up and he played, OMG what a show. Awesome.
Also one of the highest grossing albums of all time.It was a must in any album collection.
Just watched your video.
He was just inducted into the Hall of Rock and Roll. I am so happy.
I bought this album, this 8 track, this cassette, and DVD, love Peter Frampton
Oh yeah i was there June 17th 1975 with my girl recorded at Winterland in San Francisco on a friday night we had just graduated high school what a night all 14 songs what a night 47 years later it stands the test of time!!
GREAT to see this one back! Probably my fav reaction u two did! I was 17 when this album was released and it was SO hot for long time! Frampton is da man! Still is!! Kel u are SO cute in this one! Great pick Rich!! Luv u guys!
If I’m not mistaken, it was the best selling album of all time until Michael Jackson’s Thriller came out.
Man I wore out this record back in the 70's...thanks for that trip back down memory lane.
Awesome memories growing up listening to this song!!!!
This is my all time favorite song! I can listen to it over and over and over. No matter how bad I'm feeling, it lifts my spirits.
This was such a huge album! EVERYONE had it! And I mean EVERYONE! 🤘😁🍻🎧🎤🗽
I was fourteen when I first came out. I'm a black man and one of my black friends gave it to listen to. Yes everyone had it.
I was a guitarist back then and that effect is called a golden throat, but it's basically a tube you put in your mouth and talk through the guitar. I really enjoyed watching her reaction.
He was part of the first ever supergroup "Humble Pie" with Steve Marriott.
That's when I first heard him. He went on to form Frampton's Camel, I think only one or two albums were made. Finally got to see him live when he toured with David Bowie
I would actually say that Cream was the first super group followed by CSN.
Has anyone ever listened to the drums on this tune? One of my all time fav drum tunes even! Probably one of the top 10 all time classic rock and roll tunes ever...
The crowds eruption at the end gives me the chills every time. I contend this is one of THE GREATEST rock-n-roll epics of ALL-TIME ! It's in my top 3 with Stwy to Heaven and Freebird. Any other top 3 Epics out there ? Post up.
I shared this with Peter on Twitter.
He said...
This is so cool to watch you listen to me for the first time ever. Thanks for sharing and your kind words.
twitter.com/peterframpton/status/1249902745903128577?s=19
Back..when Framton ,Aerosmith = sweet emotion, The Eagles= Those Shoes...had the Talking Box...Thanks Chief..for the upload
So glad I got to see Peter last summer. Great show with the Steve Miller Band.
Such a great album. Right up there with Rockin’ the Fillmore.
There were lot's of great live albums back in the 70's -- Deep Purple's Made In Japan, The Allman Brothers Live at Filmore East, Chicago IV Carnegie Hall, Frampton Comes Alive and maybe even Bob Dylan's Before The Flood (and The Band's The Last Waltz if you want to include a movie about a concert). The single, live albums from Robin Trower and Joe Walsh were also pretty, but Frampton and Chicago's were at the top of the heap, imo.
Still have my album, bought it in 77 after getting out of basic training in the Army. Never ever will I give it up. Great song.
Used to listen to this in the barracks every single day. Fun times.
So happy to see some of the best reactions from the past, always puts a smile on my face. Can't wait for ELO, Early Iron Maiden and of course, for Neil, some classic Rush.
Graduated in 76.....still rockin’!! ❤️
Gotta love the Talk Box
OMG, still remembering that night!!! Do You Feel Like I Do Right Now??? Woke up this morning!!! Nough said!!! LOL!!
you guys captured my heart!
Peter Frampton should be in the R&R Hall of Fame.
Still considered by many (including myself) as the best live recording ever produced! From a slightly known solo artist from a fairly well known group, no real solo hits before, and live, Yikes! A+M didn't expect 11 million in sales worldwide (8 million US) and sitting on Billboard at #1 for 10 weeks ( It was on for 22 weeks growing). Along with Rolling Stone magazine making it the number one album of 1976. This was an album that was made for FM, who played entire albums at the time. I still remember sitting in my room, staying up late for my favorite FM shows, besides CBS's "Mystery Theater", and hearing "Frampton Comes Alive" for the first time. Had the black light posters and vanilla incense going. As you can tell, I am still a big fan, and yes I'm a proud boomer!
I saw Peter Frampton and his band do this album live, I saw him in Kansas City. It was wonderful. They had all white drums and all white amps. It was an outdoor concert, hot as hell and humid as hell, but none of that mattered. Peter was really popular then, even though he had been a member of Humble Pie, years before. This is a great song.
Hot damn I’m 16 again!🤘🏼 Work that Framtone Peter Frampton!
GOOD NEWS!! Frampton is on tour again. This weekend March 16, 2024 in Windsor Ontario Canada & then throughout USA afterwards. I know what you do don't miss seeing this phenomenal guitarist / musician. He's in his 70s now so it may be a last opportunity. I saw him live back in 2011 in Denver and it was definitely THE highlight of my 5 years living in the USA
WOW your new intro is really good, Peter Frampton one of my rock favorites
As I've grown older, I believe this song is about the high a musician receives from the audience, how it is is returned ( do you feel like we do?) And the afterglow from that performance of the night before. I w as at least 16 at this time, so we grooved on this. Great, great musicians and music.
Peter was an early user of "talkbox" but he wasn't the 1st, Joe Walsh may have been the 1st popular guitarist to use it.
TRUE, but Frampton was THE GOAT!!!
OMG... I just got turned on to y’all and I love you guys!!! I have to tell you my first concert was Frampton.. August 5th 1979... it changed my life forever and I will never forget it
as to your comments towards the end....Shakespeare said it best..."If music be the food of love....play on"
This was such an amazing album - Frampton just didn't get captured in the studio, but live his songs took on the life they were meant to have.
Was there ever a sexier guitarist in 76'than Peter
Paul Young I know, right?!
I was 16 in 1976 and when this album came out, it was an instant hit. The guy just came in from out of nowhere and there he was. You weren't allowed not having
a copy of this record if you wanted any friends at your house at all.