Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Peter Frampton Do You Feel Like We Do! What is THIS!??
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Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Peter Frampton Do You Feel Like We Do! What is THIS!??
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#1 live album of all time. Every teenager of the '70's had it
I had it - wore out the 8-Track Tape.
Columbia house was the bomb
And their little siblings "borrowed" it. A lot. 😂
His looks certainly didn’t hurt! 😅
I had the album.
Peter Frampton was a musical prodigy, his father taught music at a British university and gave Jimmy Paige the idea to use a bow to play his guitar. The 60s and 70s era of great innovative music will never be duplicate.
LOL Seriously??? the album had one hit and everything else sounded just like it.
get real... his looks sold it not his tunes... and prodigies start way before their 20's.
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You know what? Your absolutely right !! Well there 2 bangers on here one is jumping jack flash and we know what the other epic sick ass tune is, do you feel . I can’t disagree with you tho. I got my old album out frampton comes Alive. I had not played it in years and I was thinking, damn mr upside down is right. Most all these songs kinda sorta really suck. They don’t even sound like do you feel ( like we do ). It was a awesome performance for its time, actually it’s timeless but this man was a genius because he wrote one incredible tune knowing that one tune would sell millions and millions and just laid back on the other songs. So yea I for sure get you. And I completely agree but like I said, I think it sold mostly because of the little girls that had. Crush on him . Lol , so crazy. The man made gazillions from that one song because I have just made my mind up. The rest suck big time except for jumping jack flash. Frampton adds more guitar in it .
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You know what? Your absolutely right !! Well there 2 bangers on here one is jumping jack flash and we know what the other epic sick ass tune is, do you feel . I can’t disagree with you tho. I got my old album out frampton comes Alive. I had not played it in years and I was thinking, damn mr upside down is right. Most all these songs kinda sorta really suck. They don’t even sound like do you feel ( like we do ). It was a awesome performance for its time, actually it’s timeless but this man was a genius because he wrote one incredible tune knowing that one tune would sell millions and millions and just laid back on the other songs. So yea I for sure get you. And I completely agree but like I said, I think it sold mostly because of the little girls that had. Crush on him . Lol , so crazy. The man made gazillions from that one song because I have just made my mind up. The rest suck big time except for jumping jack flash. Frampton adds more guitar in it . I love your truthfulness. I find it very refreshing,
Frampton Comes Alive was an album everyone had to have when I was in college. A seriously under-rated guitarist.
Bought it twice,lol, loved that album!
Peter is such a gifted guitarist, and all around good person!
LOl I had it in High School. I saw him play as the head liner for Day on the Green July 2 1977 at Oakland Coliseum. Though the Lynard Skynard band stole the show that day Frampton did a great job of playing that day also
I think his “ pop star” good looks and the ill-advised Sgt Pepper’s movie caused many to overlook his great guitar playing.
I still have my album, bought it my senior year of high school. Considering how many hundreds of hours I spent laying on my bed with headphones on listening to this entire thing it's surprising that I didn't wear the grooves out of it!!
All of my babysitters had it
Check out "Baby I love your Way". No auto tune just pure talent. Every young person in the 70s had the album Frampton comes Alive. I played it over and over.
"Frampton Comes Alive" was on of the biggest albums of the 70s. Incredible live cuts.
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One of the biggest selling albums of all time
The album "Frampton comes alive" was so ubiquitous, it seemed everyone had it, so much so that in the movie "Wayne's World" Wayne comments that it was so common it was issued to you if you lived in the suburbs.
NEVER BEEN ANY BETTER..
Yes, Frampton is the one who introduced us to the talk box. Frampton Comes Alive was EVERYWHERE when it hit - you couldn't walk five steps without hearing it that summer.
Peter Frampton will finally be inducted into the RnR Hall of Fame in Oct this year. His Frampton Comes Alive is one of the best live rock albums ever. He started as a teenager in the band Humble Pie. He's ❤🔥
Before Humble Pie he was a teen idle in the band The Herd.
Foreigner, too! I hope they do a few songs with Lou
I'm so glad to hear it. Finally!
Before that he was a Kpop idol in BLT, BBQ, BCS, something like that 😂😂😂😂😂
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That Les Paul guitar he’s playing was on an airplane that crashed in Venezuela between gigs in 1980 and was presumed destroyed. As it turns out, the guitar was recovered and used by another musician. A luthier was hired to do some work on the guitar and recognized it as Frampton’s and 32 years after he lost it, Frampton’s prize Les Paul was returned to him.
Baby I Love Your Way is a great song he sang.
He’s for sure heard the cover of it.
Peter Frampton was huge! "Frampton Comes Alive" was a double live album. Everyone had it. Constant airplay on every radio station. I didn't know anyone who didn't have the album. I was at the concert, RFK Stadium, Washington DC, June 1976. And for those that don't know, back in the 70's, all we had was Midnight Special on TV, no MTV. There was no cable tv, no VCRs or DVRs to record shows so you could watch it again. You had to wait up until midnight on Saturday nights to watch.
Frampton was known as the artist who made the talk box famous. Frampton's talk box was used to transfer the guitar's sound through a plastic tube attached to a microphone. The effect is Frampton's melodic guitar simulating speech while asking the audience on the live track "Do You Feel Like We Do?" Frampton also now sells his own line of custom-designed "Frampton" products, including the talk box.
Let’s not forget his incredible contribution to the movie, Almost Famous. He was the musical director on that film. He selected the music, and even wrote a couple of songs for Stillwater. He a guitar hero
@@Anaj-us4eo In 1978, he also stared in an episode of the Black Sheep Squadron series.
@@johnpressey5900 The tube is not connected to the microphone... 🤨
The tube goes in his mouth. The microphone picks up the guitar's sound coming out of his mouth.
Frampton loved the show. He played an Australian coast watcher. They had them scattered in the islands and watching for and reporting Japanese ship movements.
Uh, Joe Walsh used talk box 2 years earlier on his Rocky Mountain Way a song that was played a lot on FM rock radio that year.
Pure genius!!! There will NEVER be a show like the Midnight Special ever again sadly....
one hit isn't genius. LOL
Peter Frampton was the GOAT back in the 70"s and was the first to popularize the talk box in a song.
I would argue that one with you being a Jeff Beck junky but this IS Peter Frampton’s song that he IS reacting to so I will kindly bow out right now.
Actually the first high powered talk box was created by Bob Heil for Joe Walsh which he used on Rocky Mountain Way. Peter Frampton even paid tribute to Bob Heil for it.
@@kevinsykes2549 ; There it is. I was looking for the first person to give it to the creator and Joe Walsh. You are the winner.
He had to build his own talk box... it was not something you could buy off-the-shelf then.
ROTFLMAO
The 70's were awesome for music! Such talent, variety and fun. So Glad I was around for it😊
Peter Frampton is from across the pond as they say and actually went to high school with David Bowie. Peter's dad was the art teacher at the school. Peter started playing in bands at the age of 12 and by 18 was in a fairly well known band called the Herd. From there he would go onto Humble Pie (you should check them out) and then a solo career. He is famous for his use of the talk box and in 1977 his album "Frampton Comes Alive" ruled the world. After that he was in a car crash and got hooked on drugs and fell out of the scene for a while in the 80s. Until, that is, his old friend David Bowie took him on tour as his guitar player and kick-started his career again. Frampton's been going ever since and has made it clear how thankful he was to Bowie. He is still out touring and putting out albums. However, several years ago he was diagnosed with a muscular disease that is starting to affect his mobility. He now sits and plays on stage during a concert and walks with a cane. He recently was given a guide dog as well who can assist him. His spirits are still high and he is just a great all-around guy (can you tell I'm a huge fan??? LOL). I hope you check out more of his stuff. Enjoy!
The called him "Pretty Boy Frampton" when he was in Humble Pie.
He lived here in cincy (cincinnati) for a long time. Within the last 2 years (?) He sold his home and I think he moved to Tennessee. That part escapes me
@@andreadeamon6419 yes, he married a woman from Cincinnati. He actually used to go to the eye doctor I worked for for a while but he would make special appointments on the weekend to come in, so I was never working when he came in. But I did get to talk to him on the radio once...such a sweet guy. And yes, he lives in Nashville now.
@@Mogogirl1967 so you're still here. I'm moved down here from Cleveland. Lived in Middletown for a while, then cincy and just bought a home in Hamilton. I still see a dr down there off of glenway and then at a hospital by the zoo. Besides that the rest of my drs are close by
@@Mogogirl1967 Emilio estevez still owns a home there from what I understand. Just hope he doesn't visit much - crime has skyrocketed there
FRAMPTON IS DA BOMB!!! Best LIVE performer ever❤You can see how much fun his personality is by watching this performance. He's the best talk boxer.
🤣🤣We knew it was coming. You're chatting along "I like his voice, I wonder what he's going to do next" Wait for it. . .There it is!!! That's what we hooked into all those years ago. Perfect reaction.
yep…just give Peter another minute…
You could tell he is like "why is he not in the middle....there is a mic there...."
It's always fun when these youngsters get to "that part" in certain songs, like Texas Flood at El Mocombo, Hocus Pocus, Frankenstein, The End etc.
Yeah, Hocus pocus by focus and Frankenstein by Edgar winter group. Those magical moments when they just blow you away. And when we grew up we didn't have videos. We could only listen and imagine or see the live show. And then MTV showed up and all the sudden we could get that stuff. Sure the midnight special and other stuff was on occasionally but they would seriously limit what the artists were allowed to do. And that was before VCR. So if you didn't catch the show you didn't see it. End of story. Hey black Pegasus: please give Renaissance trip to the fair reaction
I said, "Here it comes," and watch his eyes get really big. His expression was priceless.
Telling ya , dude. The 70s were the BEST time ever for music. My teenage years. So glad I got to live thru those days.
Frampton is now 74. He announced a farewell tour and subsequent retirement after revealing his IBM diagnosis. Then COVID hit. He recently stated "I’m basically having the time of my life. I can’t believe the audiences and I can’t believe where I am at in my career at this point. I never thought I’d be back playing at this level. So, every day is a great day for me. Inductionthe into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s class of 2024.
@@joankisloski6972 I saw him at The Greek Theatre last year.
It was raining like crazy right up until showtime.
Everyone put on their raincoats or ponchos, and most of the audience stayed for the entire show, in a light drizzle.
Peter was very nice, so humble, and so grateful that so many people stayed in the rain to see him. Ya gotta love the guy... 🤙😎
I wish him the best. My older sister died from IBM. I didn't know they had found a cure for it. I bought his album Peter Frampton Comes Alive back in the 70's . Still have it. One of the best albums ever.
I saw him on his retirement tour at Riverbend in Cincinnati. He did stop touring for a bit but now he is on the "Never say Never" tour. What a talented performer!
@@jeffgay4290Actually, the "Never Ever Say Never" 2024 tour (the 2023 tour was "Never Say Never"). I saw him back in March at Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. He played over two and a half hours.... bought a hat and shirt. I'm sure he played just as incredibly there in Cincinnati. Well worth the years I waited to see him... a true legend!
Yes Peter was the first. He isn’t just using words but sounds and through his guitar. Brings back a lot of memories. It was the frampton comes live that we all bought and rocked out too with all our friends like a lot of our music.
Joe Walsh was using Bob Heil's high-powered talk box in 1973.
This was 48 years ago, it blew everybody's mind! (and still does). I was born in '62 and grew up listening to the best music ever produced. Lucky me!!!
Yep, 1964 for me. This album was HUUUUUGE!
One of the greatest guitar players of our time. Frampton inspired me to learn guitar in the first place. This is the first song I ever learned. Saw him in concert many times over the past couple years, and he’s better than ever.
This version is the way you saw Peter in Concert.......the Magician he is, LIVE.
The talk box was invented back in 1939 but most of us (geezers) remember when Joe Walsh brilliantly utilized it on the Rocky Mountain Way track in ‘73. You know Joe Walsh from The Eagles. You would surely enjoy looking into Walsh’s catalog. He’s a very witty guy.
I am so glad I was born in the early 60's and graduated high school in 79'. We grew up with best music!
I graduated in 79 as well, the last of the boomers! When I tell these younger folks about what it was like I tell them that I graduated the same year that the kids on That 70s Show graduated from high school. How ridiculously realistic it was down to the most minute detail.😊
Same here!
Me too.and my older brother had a2 and a half foot high stack of albums...
For me 1963...and mum was a classical pianist and loved various ones of the records my brother bought
Born in '64, graduated in '82. The music was awesome. I miss those days.
Same here!
Your facial expression when he starts using the talk box - priceless!
Super talented Peter Frampton.
My very first concert was to see Peter Frampton in 1977 on his Frampton Comes Alive tour! It was amazing!
I grew up in this era and used to watch the Midnight Special all the time! I love Peter Frampton and this song had so much airplay! Groovy!!!
Same
My first time watching Midnight Special, Barry Manalow was on!!! After that I never misses an episode, loved the Midnight Special !!!
Pete Frampton was HUGE in the 70s, He started them in a Band called "Humble Pie" who are well worth checking out, they were one of the 1st "Super groups".
He is one of the most talented guitar artists of all time and he invented the Framtone mouth piece
He didn't invent it, he perfected it.
Peter Kenneth Frampton (born 22 April 1950) is an English-American guitarist, singer and songwriter who rose to prominence as a member of the rock bands the Herd and Humble Pie. Later in his career Frampton found significant success as a solo artist. He has released several albums, including his breakthrough album, the live recording Frampton Comes Alive! (1976), which spawned several hit singles and has earned 8× Platinum by the RIAA in the United States. He has also worked with various other acts such as Ringo Starr, the Who's John Entwistle, David Bowie, and both Matt Cameron and Mike McCready of Pearl Jam and Joe Bonamassa.
Frampton is known for his signature hit songs "Show Me the Way", "Baby, I Love Your Way", "Do You Feel Like We Do", and "I'm in You", all of which remain staples of classic rock radio. He has also appeared as himself in television shows such as The Simpsons, Family Guy, and Madam Secretary. In 2024, Frampton was selected as an inductee for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Frampton Comes ALIVE is considered one of the BEST albums of all time. He is an amazing guitarist!
BP, you nailed it when you said Frampton is an artist who is feeling his music and becomes one with his instrument. Facts. Stellar musician who is probably the happiest guitarist on the planet.
Peter Frampton is one of the most underrated guitartists!! Baby I love your way & Show me the way are two of his bigger songs! Definitely worth checking out more by him!
There’s that word again…
Setting in the mountains listening to eight tracks/cassette drinking beer playing Frampton and scaring the wildlife!!
"FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE" Is the only way to listen to his music.
Frampton is still around and so is that guitar. It was thought to be lost in a plane crash in some other country. The plane with all of their gear crashed and burned everything. Years later a guy found his guitar, still burnt and beat up. The guy got it back to Frampton who had it fixed just enough to play the song you just listened to on his 40th anniversary tour of his live album. He still uses that guitar today. It's a fantastic story about his 1960 Gibson Les Paul. By the way, He's one of the nicest guys in rock-n-roll...Love your channel...Thank you...
No one has more fun onstage than Peter. Saw him twice and the joy on his face is so apparent.
This was one of the biggest party songs in the 70's. You'd go out all night and end up not remembering half of it and wake up and play this song about "let's do it again" and start all over again that evening. Ahhhhh.....the 70's.
The heartthrob of my kid sister and her friends back in the 80's. All Frampton groupies.
This is what “enjoying playing music” looks like. The great Peter Frampton comes alive here 👊🏻
The Talkbox was really made famous by Peter Frampton.
He has his own "Signature Model" available to the masses. 🤙😎
Ahh! Classic Frampton. This song is really the first time a talk box was used in a song. He is the one who made the talk box famous/popular, he's one of the kings and pioneers of the talk box! love this song!
Bob Heil developed the first high-powered talk box in 1973 for Joe Walsh's Barnstorm tour, making it the first device that could be used reliably on high-level rock stages. Heil and Walsh, both ham radio operators, combined a 250-watt JBL driver and hi-pass filter for Walsh's single "Rocky Mountain Way."
Didn't know that, thanks!
Peter was the first one to use it where everyone learned about a talk box, as far as I knew.
love to work WB6ACU Someday.
Not sure if there is a difference between what you are explaining but I do know that Iron Butterfly used a talk box in the late 60s. If you want to see it there is a video of them doing Butterfly Blue Live. I notice you said high-powered talk box so maybe different than what they were using. I am not sure.
Thanks for explaining this!
Before the Heil version of the talk box, there was the "The Bag" by Kustom. You actually slung it over your shoulder. John Kay of Steppenwolf and both Mike Pinera and Rhino from Iron Butterfly were early experimenters in the very late '60s. There's a great video of Stevie Wonder using it with his keyboard on the David Frost Show in '72. You can find it here on RUclips. Jeff Beck started using it live in '73 and it can be heard on the Blow By Blow album. There's a RUclips video of him demonstrating it. Search for: 1974: JEFF BECK's Guitar Setup | Five Faces of the Guitar | Classic BBC Music | BBC Archive. David Gilmour of Pink Floyd used it live in '74 and on the Animals album.
I'm a huge fan of Peter Frampton all my life. They said, back then, that he was the first one to make the guitar talk and he had the longest note played with the guitar. He has more songs that are fantastic. Like "Baby, I love your way" and "Lines on My Face". He is sick and can't play no more.
He still rocks all these years later.
Yes, Peter was the artist who made the "talk box" famous. The version of this song from his album "Frampton Comes Alive" is actually a little over 14 minutes long with extended use of the "talk box", as well as some amazing keyboard action! This is definitely in my top 5 all-time favorites. And yes, he's still around! He was just inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this year -- about 40 years past-due! Thanks for this great reaction! ✌💙✌
Seen him 6 times live. Always the best live performance
Seen him live also. Live down here by cincy now but he just sold his house and moved further south - think Tennessee
Wow! I'm envious, never seen him live.
There's nothing like Frampton live! I can't wait until he starts on the talkbox and your reaction to him then! He is the master of the talkbox! I was not disappointed the look on your face was priceless! He's also a monster on the guitar! I think he still performs!
I have heardPeterFrampton describd as ... the nicest guy in rock n'roll." Last I heardd, he is still with us. He was suffering from a degenerative neuromuscular disease and stopped touring.Then, he improved and resumed performing. This is a a couple of years ago.
He recently did a long interview with Rick Beato. Really nice guy.
Absolutely the GREATEST REACTION EVERRRRR! Legendary Frampton at his best! BP you Rule!
He was 25 in that performance:
Peter Kenneth Frampton (born 22 April 1950)[1] is an English-American guitarist, singer and songwriter who rose to prominence as a member of the rock bands the Herd and Humble Pie.[2] Later in his career Frampton found significant success as a solo artist. He has released several albums, including his breakthrough album, the live recording Frampton Comes Alive! (1976), which spawned several hit singles and has earned 8× Platinum by the RIAA in the United States.[3] He has also worked with various other acts such as Ringo Starr, the Who's John Entwistle, David Bowie, and both Matt Cameron and Mike McCready of Pearl Jam and Joe Bonamassa.
75...8th grade!!! Radio and home stereos wore this tune...hell, the whole album...out!!!
Midnight Special was the bomb back in the day! I'm old and the gray matter isn't as pliable as it used to be, but Peter Frampton is the first talk box user I remember hearing. Frampton Comes Alive is still one of my favorite albums.
YES!! Finally!! Kick ass tune.💯
Peter Frampton is a phenomenal musician.
That Frampton comes alive. Album is awesome.
The TPO LIVE Lp EAZY,
Frampton, with his guitar ability and the voice box . .is the best!!
Hahaha! Your face when he came out on the talk box!
Peter Frampton is still alive & kicking & is one of the greatest guitarists of rock. His memoir, “Do You Feel Like I Do”, is excellent. In it, he comes across as a most humble guy. Fitting that early in his career, he helped found the great Humble Pie.
I love Frampton and his talk box! He has a great voice but he is an exceptional guitarist! He is one of the reasons I love guitarists! Thanks BP! I love seeing you appreciate the music of my youth! ❤️🔥✌🏻🫶🏻
In rock circles Frampton Comes Alive is regarded as one of if not the best live Album ever. Depends who you ask of course.
You know those folks were blown away. When they came out . Still sounds good today !!! ❤❤ come on now . Frampton getting the audience involved. Yes soul brother.
WOOOOHOOOOOOO!!! FRAMPTON!!! EVERYONE had this album, back in the DAY - was a STAPLE, if you were "COOL"!!! :) LOVE IT!!! ENJOY, BP!!!
Love it! I'm 64 and have been enjoying this since he started
Great reaction. I got to see him in 1977 in Philadelphia with Lynyrd Skynyrd, J. Geils Band and Dicky Betts with Great Southern. 110,000 people in attendance. I was 16 years old and was about 30 feet from the stage. It is a day I will never forget.
YAY!!!! FRAMPTON!!!! Love this man!!!!!
Check out his videos of doin this song live from Oakland!!! Peter played the drums in it!!!
Peter Frampton owned 1976 when his Frampton Comes Alive album was #1. He still performs, and was voted into the Rock Hall this year. He wasn't the first to use the talk box for vocals but probably one of the first to use it prominently. Listen also to "Baby, I Love You Way", and "Show Me The Way" for more.
Frampton played in : Humble Pie - Srgt Peppers Lonely Heart Club Band movie / musical with the Bee Gees - and played at the Eric Clapton Crossroads Festival.
Peter Frampton and Joe Walsh both used the talk box in a few of their songs. I had the great pleasure of seeing Peter Frampton live, my boss called and said to meet him at his house because he had a surprise for us, he had rented a car and took us to a concert and we were shocked to see that it was Frampton. Such an amazing experience, in the middle of the concert he asked what he could do to make things better and my boss yelled out “turn it up” which Peter replied there’s one in every crowd. 😂😂😂
Frampton and Joe Walsh are the first two that come to mind with the talk box.
Copy that!✌
Yes
Yes. Rocky Mountain Way by Joe Walsh, but I do believe that Peter Frampton was the first to use the talk box for speech instead of just sound effects, but I could be wrong.
Jeff Beck was using one around the same time, if not before.
I’ve seen him in concert 4 times. Love him. Saw him in 1977 in Philly with Lynyrd Skynyrd, J. Geils, and Dicky Betts. 91,000 people. It was awesome live.
He is so talented and cute. I saw him on a talk show several years ago. It may have been Ellen. Her female producer loved, adored Frampton. It was the producers birthday so they had him come on the show without her knowing it. She freaked out. He was so nice and humble.
Frampton wasn't the 1st to use the talk box.
Yet he was the one who brought it alive in music history..
I raised the roof listening to him when I was a younger!
Talk box was built for Joe Walsh’s Barnstorm tour.
check 1973's ROCKY MOUNTAIN WAY, by Joe Walsh - it's the same Bob Heil talk box 3 years earlier.
@@rogerfleming6354 Jeff Beck was using one before JW.
I am 53 years old and I have been supporting this dude's vibe for my whole entire life!!!
Saw him live last summer on my birthday, something I've wanted to do since Frampton Live came out!! He played for over 2hrs outside in Florida, I was shocked & amazed (90 degrees), it was so friggin good I can't begin to express how amazing it was...a dream come true!!
@@Lisa-dn2gx Sweeeeet!
The dude was genius before his time and we loved him!
When Frampton made the cover of *_People Magazine_* - in 1977 - he was ruling the rock world.
Peter Frampton opened for Led Zepellin during their North America Tour, On July 2, 1977, at what they called back then "Day on the Green" at the Oakland Colliusm. I was 17 years old and I was there. Only cost about $12 bucks. I'll never forget it. Those were good times.
Love me some Frampton, awesome concert ! Frampton Comes Alive, every song is good!
I saw him in 1976 in concert touring on his Come Alive album. He was flawless❤ 🔥
I saw him do this live on July 4, 1976, the nation's 200th birthday, year of high school graduation, at Nashville Fairgrounds racetrack. It was incredible! And the 2-album Frampton Comes Alive! set has been played a lot since then! Of course, it was on vinyl!!
I saw Frampton that year as well. They played Hawthorne race track in Illinois with Lynyrd Skynyrd, (Freebird!!) Yes, and Gary Wright. Probably my favorite concert ever. Grateful I was sober enough to remember it all ❣️
Yes, more Frampton, please.... There is another performance of Frampton on the Midnight Special show with Talk Box action. Great reaction..!
Peter Frampton was a member of humble pie you need to do the song black coffee from 1973 live with blackberries backing them up the video will start with a British dude talking you will be blown away!! Humble pie black coffee Peter was playing guitar Steve Marriott on vocals
Frampton was long gone when the Pie did "Black Coffee".
@@dukeford8893 I didn’t know that what year did he leave
My first real rock concert was when I was 13 in 1976 and it was Gary Wright, Santana and Peter Frampton.
"Show Me The Way" is also great also
Funny little story: Frampton followed Lynyrd Skynyrd in that infamous July 2nd Oakland performance of freebird. That’s why there’s so many girls in the crowd.
Frampton’s management group informed the tour producers if skynyrd closed with that song again, Frampton would not perform.
The guitar he used to make this record was lost when an airplane with his gear went down over south America.... Thirty years later a fan was on vacation and saw a local musician playing that guitar at a beach bar... Frampted ended up getting it back and compensating the position handsomely
So the question is, did the plane really go down and someone just happen to find it in the crash, or there never was a crash?
Saw him on the tour when he first got it back too, such a cool story!
Now listen to the Frampton Comes Alive version!! Listening to Frampton Comes Alive was our go to for parties, drives on Saturday, hanging by the pool and just about anything else! And to us high school girls, he was DREAMY!!!
This a song every Rocker knows. This is the classic of classic's. Great guitar player & song writer. Never seen this live version before fun review..
Frampton Comes Alive. This live album broke all kinds of records back in the day. Yes… he is still alive and jammin… I just saw him in May! Awesome artist! He did make the Talk Box a thing…
Frampton IS THE OG of the talk box & because of him & this song IS THE REASON the talk box became known!! You GOTTA react to Lines on my Face, live version May 2010 & the live performance of While My Guitar Gentle Weeps with Peter Frampton & Eric Clapton... friggin amazing!!
BP, this 10 min live performance from the Midnight Special is actually 4 mins shorter than the Frampton Comes Alive album version. Clocking in at 14:17, the MS performance omits Bob Mayo's cosmic electric piano solo due to TV time constraints.
Wow, bring back the memories. My very first concert was Peter Frampton, my senior year in HS (1979). What a night! Thanks for bringing back the memories for me. And if memory serves, I do believe he was the first to use the Talk Box. I remember everyone, and I mean everyone, was tripping on it.
Frampton was famous for this back when I was young. I don't remember anyone else at the time, the 70's, early/mid 70's, doing it. It always seemed to be in association with Peter Frampton.
I saw him on the tour for Frampton comes alive. It was phenomenal! I was around 16.✌️❤️
Peter Framton was in the band "Humble Pie" when he decided to set out on his own. After a couple of albums that didn't do well and a couple of tours, he was $1M in debt. He still owed the record company two albums so he and his manager decided to do a two disc live album to meet their obligation and then declare bankrupcy. The album called "Frampton Comes Alive" became at the time the top selling album of all time and held that title until the 80s when it was only dethroned by Michael Jackson's "Thriller".
Overall at the end of the 70s? Or just top selling live album of all time before “Thriller”? I have serious doubts about this. I thought, "Dark Side Of The Moon"? "The Wall"? "Back In Black"? "Rumours"? "Saturday Night Fever"? "Tapestry"? "Bat Out Of Hell"? I've been trying to find charts of what were the best selling albums of all time as of 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980...I just find best selling albums released those individual years. But I did read that as of the present day, "Frampton Comes Alive!" sold 17 million worldwide. But as of 1980. Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours" had sold 13 million so far. As of 1980, I don't know how much "Frampton Comes Alive!" had already sold. But it is hard to believe it was over 13 million that long ago. How do you know that as of 1980 and 1981, before Michael Jackson's "Thriller," Peter Frampton's "Frampton Comes Alive!" had overall outsold Pink Floyd's "Dark Side Of The Moon" and other albums I cited?
Peter Frampton came to my Jr. High school in the 70's, gave a great concert in our school gym. Boy, he sure could make a guitar talk!
Sounds great wish i could have visted your school i was a teen in Kodiak Alaska then
This is the first instance of the talk box that I remember. Frampton IMO is one of the top guitarist ever.
Love his skills. Plus somewhere in a closet I still have a Frampton poster that lived on my teen self's wall. What a cutie pie. 💓 First saw him on Midnight Special. Great show for exposure to so many types of music in my younger years.
Peter Frampton is unmatched. Simply one of a kind!
Fun fact: at one time Frampton was David Bowie’s guitarist.
I am forever grateful I grew up in the 70s ❤