Gibson, thank you for not censoring the involvement of other brands in this series. Fender Stratocasters are just as important as our Gibson Les Pauls, and we all love all guitars!!!
I love it when players of this caliber are willing to sit down and share their instruments and their stories. As in Peter's case, I can see that passion is real. It is 100% relatable. Rich, poor, famous, or a nobody, we are all sripped down to just 1 thing. The love of music. At that level, we are all the same. Thank you, Peter!
This is one of the best the collection videos you’ve done and story about the phenix is one of the best guitar stories ever. Peter seems like one of the nicest down to earth famous guitar players. Really enjoyed watching this.
Great sit down with Peter! The incredible death and resurrection of the Phoenix LP custom, Django's tenor, JJ Cale's 60 burst and Jimi's Coral sitar! Man!
Skipped school when Frampton Comes Alive first come out at the local record store. Spent the rest of the day listening to it over and over. 1-6-‘76 was a damn good day!!
Your story make my eye wet.. I-6-76 I was forced to go to army traing camp . I'm korean and it was mandatory. After 3 years duty I return to my band and I played peter's songs.. When I heard songs of his album Flamton somes alive it blew me away.. His lp tone sound was fantastic, amazing. It makes me huge fan of les paul. I have one lp traditional now it's tone always make my heart melts.
Framton played a Les Paul, with three humbucker pickups.This is a nice guitar,I have a 81 custom,sounds like heaven,heavier than hell.Finally I bought a sg standard ,lighter,with same sound,or real close,a little brighter maybe.PETER could play any guitar well,that's for sure!
I don't think you will remember me. I was walking through JFK AIRPORT.. Killing time to flight back to Orlando Peter you had hair down to the middle of your back. You saw me walking with my 67 GIBSON SG special 200. Baritone 24 frets and ebony finger board. American standard. Pat pickup. You told me you were going back to England to record in the studio. At that time you don't know who to believe. But when we could hear someone hanging on the other side of the wall. the person was saying your plane is ready . Then the wall opened up and You went through the wall. Right then I believed everything you said. Some years later went to your concert at the Florida orange bowl. You gave me a wonderful memory. thank you Peter Framton.
Could not stop watching.. One of the best Interviews Mark and Gibson have done to date. Thanks Peter for being so forth coming and sharing of your musical history!
Peter Frampton is one of my all time guitar heroes. I was in junior high school when Frampton Comes Alive came out. I can’t believe how long ago that was! That album still stands out! I was lucky enough to see Peter in concert 4 times over the last 10 years. Each time he sounded inspired and put on an incredible show. It brought me back to being a 14 year old kid in Germany listening to that live album. It was magic.
This was an amazing interview! I've been a fan of Peter's since listening to my first Humble Pie album, "Rock On," in 1970-71. I was 17, and played this album every single day. Sometimes, I would fall asleep listening at night, and my Dad would come in and turn it off. Then, to my amazement, he would go down into our basement with his guitars and I could hear him playing! Peter, this was such a nice tour of your guitars, and convo with Mark! I will be hoping and praying for you to retain your good health always, so you can do what you love, and we can love what you do!! You are a treasure!!
Great stuff, thank you. A few things: - Harrison's red Les Paul Lucy has a bit of a backstory. It was previously a Burst with a Bigsby owned by John Sebastian of the Lovin' Spoonful. He put it up for sale via a shop. Rick Derringer, then with the McCoys ('Hang On Sloopy'...which had Bernard Purdie on drums; later w/Johnny Winter, recorded w/Steely Dan etc) purchased it, had the Bigsby removed and the body refinished in red. Being quite petite in stature I wouldn't be surprised if he also had the neck shaved, because for whatever reason he didn't like the end result so had the shop put it back up for sale. That is when Clapton purchased it. As with his SG 'Fool' he gave the Les Paul to George Harrison. Clapton played it on 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' because Harrison asked him to solo on the record while they were driving to the studio (Clapton was to be a spectator). Clapton pointed out that he had no guitar, to which George said he could play 'Lucy'. - Yes, the Shadows were massive, particularly in the UK. Because they were primarily an instrumental group, everyone from Beck, Clapton, Page and Trower, to May, Moore, Knopfler and the Beatles have cited them as major inspirations. As Peter notes, Jet Harris and drummer Mehan left the Shadows to do their own thing as Jet Harris & Tony Meehan...and they were huge for a minute. What isn't mentioned is that Jimmy Page's breakthrough moments was being on their chart-topping hit 'Diamonds'. He said that overnight everyone wanted him on their records. Also, John Paul Jones (then known as John Baldwin) got his first profession break as a member their touring band (Harris's bass functioned as 'lead guitar'). And...Jet Harris was the first bassist in the original Jeff Beck Group alongside Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood. Though Wood played bass on that band's two albums, he was originally enlisted on rhythm guitar, with Viv Prince - Keith Moon's smash 'em up hero from the Pretty Things - on drums. But Harris's issues quickly became evident so he was dismissed, with Prince also soon getting the boot. - Worth noting that Bill Wyman also managed Peter's early band (possibly that was said in the chat). And when the Stones ejected Brian Jones, apparently Bill and Charlie Watts wanted Peter in his place. Though no Stones were on Peter's debut solo album 'Winds of Change', Stones affiliates Billy Preston and Jim Price were onboard, as were Ringo and Klaus Voorman as well as Spooky Tooth's Mick Jones, who later formed Foreigner. (Worth nothing that Greg Ridley, Peter's bassist bandmate in Humble Pie had also been in Spooky Tooth, as was Gary 'Dreamweaver' Wright.) - Peter was also a massive star prior to Humble Pie, a band he assembled after leaving the Herd, with whom he had several major UK/European hits and was a massive pop star ('The Face of '68'). So really, he has had three major successful careers: the Herd, Humble Pie and solo. And with those highs he has suffered some serious downs including coming out of 'Frampton Comes Alive' with no money. But look at him - he exemplifies the joy and sense of creative adventure that being a musician is all about. He ain't in it for the money, he's in it for the love. Good on him!
This is so good. The look on Mark's face at 38:52 when (it looks to me) the totality of holding Phenix hits... Amazing stories and a fantastic conversation.
I bought my first Gibson Les Paul in 2020 and started showing signs of IBM about a year afterwards. I got a confirmed diagnosis in November 2023. You try your best to figure out how to make it work with playing guitar. I’ve changed all my electrics to use 8s. I suppose I’ll end up being a slide guitar player after a few years of this disease. I do believe in keeping hope that there will be a treatment. Always a fan of Peter Frampton. Keep on rocking. 👍
Yeah, I like that they don't cancel Fender in this series. I think they're smart enough to know that it gives the series a wider appeal. After all, Fenders aren't going to go away, almost all of the most famous players own at least one, and Fender and Gibson are really the two pillars of the electric guitar and you can't change history.
I saw him live in 1977 playing in Greensboro NC. touring on the popularity of Frampton comes Alive, the show was amazing. He was such an influence on my playing. I am very fortunate to own one of his signatures that I touch every day
Saw Frampton at Packard Music Hall in Warren,Ohio in ‘72.He was touring to promote his first solo lp. Wind of Change after leaving Humble Pie.Great concert and saw him 4 different times after that.Always a great,humble performer and never disappointed.Always got my money’s worth seeing him live.
My favorite episode so far! Frampton always has the most amazing tone, and I appreciate his unique note choices in his solos. Incredible to see his collection.
Being a 80s kid Heavy Metal was my jam but i was blown away the first time I heard Frampton comes alive. One of the most under rated guitar players ever.
Please make this "Underrated" bullshit stop. It adds nothing to the conversation. Peter sold millions of records and is widely regarded as an excellent guitarist and musician going back to the Humble Pie days. If there was actually a rating system for musical endeavors, he would be well represented.
@@anotherunoriginalcomment was just about to post, how was he underrated? by whom? he was / is successful, known and respected as a legend. I'm waiting for a clip on EVH where people post 'He's so underrated!!'
Fantastic video! I have one of the Frampton Custom Shop Les Paul's, I bought new. But I've purchased the same pickups from Tom Holmes, wound exactly as he made them for Peter, and put them in it. So I have an exact copy of Peter's. I love that guitar. I'm, obviously, a huge Frampton fan! Also a big Gibson Fan. I have 17 guitars, and 10 are Gibson Les Paul's.
I really enjoyed this! I don't play guitar, but I am a huge music & Peter Frampton fan. My son and late husband play guitar, so they were always around our house.
Such a humble and a polite man. What A Great Renowned Guitarist 🎸Legacy . Thanks For Sharing Your Phenomenal Life Story . Respect To You Man; sent from 🎶 🏴🎸🇬🇧 🎸🎶
If I could click like 50 times I would. Thanks again Gibson for this series....my favorite series to watch on RUclips hands down. Can't wait until the next one.
I've heard the phoenix story 8 million times n will listen to it 8 million more. Excellent episode. More, more, more of the collection eps please! And yes JIMMY PAGE TIME! keep em coming.
Peter frampton always comes across as an absolute genuine gentleman and all around nice guy! Very nice collection. Thank you Peter! Thank you mark! Thank you Gibson!! Very cool!!
Ok IM GOING TO SAY IT.THIS IS THE MOST INTERESTING VIDEO OF ITS GENRE I HAVE SEEN IN YEARS.PETER IS FUNNY, AND THE MAN DOING THE QUESTIONS ACTUALLY LETS PETER TALK,PRODDING NEVER INTERRUPING HIM.THAT ITSELF MAKES THIS A GOOD SHOW,MATES
I am an original Humble Pie fan. For me, there was no better chemistry between two guitarists than Peter Frampton and Steve Marriott. When they moved to electric exclusively after their first two albums (I listened to the HP cover of Holly's "Heartbeat" a thousand times; your solo was so fine), the transformation was complete. "Humble Pie," and "Rock On," grabbed me. Not forgetting "Comes Alive," "Performance" is one of the best live albums ever recorded to me. Peter, you broke my heart when you left Stevie and the guys, and went solo. Clem Clemson, while a fine guitarist in his own right, just couldn't measure up to you, unfortunately. You were the perfect throttle to keep Steve from going overboard. HP was never the same after you left. The rest is history. Mark, the Rick Nielsen interview was fantastic, but you outdid yourself here. Thanks for bringing Peter alive for me. It was so encouraging to see him doing so well. Great performance.
Love these Gibson TV series. This was a truly special one. Peter Framptom's composition, playing and tones inspired me since the first time I heard his Live album. Still to this day he keeps sounding magical. I also have and love one Black Custom Gibson above all the rest. Its a 2002 two humbucker soul mate warrior.
Fantastic interview, Comes Alive was my first record purchase when it came out. I’ve been lucky enough to see him 3 times over the years, and as recently as last year. He’s still got it and I hope he knows that.
Loved this interview. Great chemistry. Man, that burst Les Paul that belonged to JJ Cale is crazy nice, and the stories of other guitars, amazing. And that 1935 Gibson L-0… 🎶
This was a fantastic interview and showing some of his collection. Peter is definitely one of the best ever. Peter Frampton Comes Alive was and is the best Rock had and has to offer.
What a humble guy and a national treasure saw Peter on day on the green july 2 ND 1977 at the Oakland coliseum in his hay day touring the I'm in you album.
Oh man...really beautiful guitars🤩 but hey....Peter is a great human being, a wonderful man and he looks so young. Hope we will have him for tons more of music🙏🍀. Much Peace & Love from Germany ☮😎✌
When I was a teen in '76, I would stare at the cover of Comes Alive for hours, just drooling over the guitar. See it with the scars is like seeing an ex-girlfriend after she got into a car accident. Um, you look great. Glad you're alive, Tish.
I love to see all the vintage guitars. Peter is an icon. I can’t imagine having all those incredible guitars. I try to play but I’m one of those guys that look at RUclips videos and try to play( I suck to tell the truth) even if I didn’t try to play I would still try to purchase guitars. Not one the same like snow flakes so beautiful. Art work … blows my mind.
What an absolute legend. And wow, he obviously takes amazing care of his guitars. They were all immaculate besides the Phenix!! Just one amazing story after another. Also, EVERY TIME I see an interview with Frampton, he is so humble and enthusiastic. The Phenix will become one of the highest priced guitars ever to sell I have no doubt. I remember being a kid and listening to Frampton Comes Alive and would just stare at the cover and that guitar. I remember my 15 year old self telling myself that was the coolest looking guitar I have ever seen, and to this day, it is still one of the most iconic guitars ever. Long live Frampton!!!
I wish I knew the guitar shop Peter worked at in Beckenham. At about that time there were two, Normans and Robertsons, I imagine it was Robertsons, but can’t be sure. I still have a guitar from that time, with the Normans Guitars label inside.
I understand this is a Gibson funded show, but the universal love of guitar spans further than any one brand. Thanks for allowing other brands in the show.
Mark is a very good interviewer. Not only is he an encyclopedia of guitar knowledge he asks thoughtful questions and gives the guest time to fully articulate and express their thoughts and opinions.
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I love Peter Frampton! Bought his singles and albums at Tower Records or the Warehouse! Mark, great interview! I have tickets to see him at the Greek Theatre on April 13! Can't wait to see him! Greetings from Santa Clarita!
Absolutely amazing in so many ways! A beautiful collection from a real legend and a beautiful person and player! I greatly enjoyed this as a lifelong fan!
Very groovy. I first listened to Frampton in 1972 on the Whistle Rhymes album. I knew who he was in H.Pie but I listened to that John Entwistle record a lot ,& still do today. That when I fell in love with his tone,touch, style. He seems like a righteous dude too. Thanks Mark. Great video 👍🏻
One of the few youtube shows I click the Like button before the intro is over. Thank you, Mark and team, for your work to make these possible. I'm looking forward to future shows!!
I remember being in Grenada which is about 40 kilometres across the water from Carriacou when I hear about the mighty 3 pup LP being found. I also later remember reading the story about it in Vintage Guitar Magazine, with my feet up, and enjoying a frosty Carib, or two, on the front porch, in Lance Aux Epines ,Grenada. I only wish I was back in the Caribbean sun, getting my Vitamin B, watching this there than the current grey Canadian sky.
What a wonderful video Mark! Thanks for doing it. And thanks in abundance to Peter taking the time to make it happen. Obviously, he still has an abundance of passion for his craft. And we are all the lucky recipients of his grace, generosity and talent.
Wonderful video as all the other Collection videos! Peter seems clearly a wonderful man as well as an amazing musician. Great job to Mark and Gibson! Look forward to many more of these! 👏🏻
What a Gentleman...seems like yesterday he was the Biggest Act in the latter part of the late 70's!! That Alive Album just blew up+is timeless!! Thank You Mr Frampton for the Soundtrack of my Youth+Young Adult Years!!😊
Gibson, thank you for not censoring the involvement of other brands in this series. Fender Stratocasters are just as important as our Gibson Les Pauls, and we all love all guitars!!!
Cool guitars are cool guitars
@@gibsonguitarGibson your guitars are straight up some of the greatest guitars ever conceived
Censoring? 🤦 Oh Jesus.
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Peter gives everyone their flowers in these stories. Humble and polite gentleman. Love to see it.
Well he was in Humble Pie!
What a delightful expression
This is the best one so far. The passion and enthusiasm for guitars in Frampton’s expressions is unrivaled
Peter Frampton's guitar playing is as recognizable as his voice.
He also has a joyous stage presence.
I love it when players of this caliber are willing to sit down and share their instruments and their stories. As in Peter's case, I can see that passion is real. It is 100% relatable. Rich, poor, famous, or a nobody, we are all sripped down to just 1 thing. The love of music. At that level, we are all the same. Thank you, Peter!
This is one of the best the collection videos you’ve done and story about the phenix is one of the best guitar stories ever. Peter seems like one of the nicest down to earth famous guitar players. Really enjoyed watching this.
Great sit down with Peter! The incredible death and resurrection of the Phoenix LP custom, Django's tenor, JJ Cale's 60 burst and Jimi's Coral sitar! Man!
Peter really is such a good guy. Can't help but love him.
Peter, thank you for 60 years of touring, and may GOD BLESS YOU.
I smiled all through this extremely entertaining interview! Peter is one of the all time greats.
Skipped school when Frampton Comes Alive first come out at the local record store. Spent the rest of the day listening to it over and over. 1-6-‘76 was a damn good day!!
Your story make my eye wet..
I-6-76 I was forced to go to army traing camp . I'm korean and it was mandatory.
After 3 years duty I return to my band and I played peter's songs..
When I heard songs of his album Flamton somes alive it blew me away..
His lp tone sound was fantastic, amazing. It makes me huge fan of les paul.
I have one lp traditional now it's tone always make my heart melts.
Framton played a Les Paul, with three humbucker pickups.This is a nice guitar,I have a 81 custom,sounds like heaven,heavier than hell.Finally I bought a sg standard ,lighter,with same sound,or real close,a little brighter maybe.PETER could play any guitar well,that's for sure!
Mark, of all your interviews this is hands down THE BEST! Thank you so much.
I thought so too.
Why does he wear the worst jacket to handle guitar s. Jacket full of zippers
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He's been wearing those since he was at Norms doing GOTD... he's also an honorary Ramone didn't you know😂
I don't think you will remember me.
I was walking through JFK AIRPORT..
Killing time to flight back to Orlando
Peter you had hair down to the middle of your back. You saw me walking with my 67 GIBSON SG special 200.
Baritone 24 frets and ebony finger board. American standard. Pat pickup.
You told me you were going back to England to record in the studio. At that time you don't know who to believe. But when we could hear someone hanging on the other side of the wall. the person was saying your plane is ready . Then the wall opened up and
You went through the wall. Right then
I believed everything you said. Some years later went to your concert at the Florida orange bowl. You gave me a wonderful memory. thank you Peter Framton.
Peter is such a great guy and so many great stories.
Could not stop watching.. One of the best Interviews Mark and Gibson have done to date. Thanks Peter for being so forth coming and sharing of your musical history!
It is good to see Peter in good health and to see Mark doing what he was born to do!
Humble Pie was just so damn good and very underrated --- his mix with Marriot's P90 Coronets was just so perfect...
I love Pete. His playing, personality, his impressions in the story telling. The only thing I envy, that laugh. It's like a force of nature.
Peter Frampton is one of my all time guitar heroes. I was in junior high school when Frampton Comes Alive came out. I can’t believe how long ago that was! That album still stands out! I was lucky enough to see Peter in concert 4 times over the last 10 years. Each time he sounded inspired and put on an incredible show. It brought me back to being a 14 year old kid in Germany listening to that live album. It was magic.
Absolutely phenomenal episode. Peter Frampton is such a super, humble guy.
HELL YEA UNCLE LARRY SHOUTOUT!! Loved the interview, Frampton rocks, Agnesi rocks and Bukovac rocks baby!!!
This was an amazing interview! I've been a fan of Peter's since listening to my first Humble Pie album, "Rock On," in 1970-71. I was 17, and played this album every single day. Sometimes, I would fall asleep listening at night, and my Dad would come in and turn it off. Then, to my amazement, he would go down into our basement with his guitars and I could hear him playing! Peter, this was such a nice tour of your guitars, and convo with Mark! I will be hoping and praying for you to retain your good health always, so you can do what you love, and we can love what you do!! You are a treasure!!
So your dad was playing Humble Pie on the guitar?!? 😁🤘
A very great interview of Peter Frampton would love to see Mr. Page
So would we!!!
Sir Frampton is a treasure! I could listen to his stories all day.
Great stuff, thank you.
A few things:
- Harrison's red Les Paul Lucy has a bit of a backstory. It was previously a Burst with a Bigsby owned by John Sebastian of the Lovin' Spoonful. He put it up for sale via a shop. Rick Derringer, then with the McCoys ('Hang On Sloopy'...which had Bernard Purdie on drums; later w/Johnny Winter, recorded w/Steely Dan etc) purchased it, had the Bigsby removed and the body refinished in red. Being quite petite in stature I wouldn't be surprised if he also had the neck shaved, because for whatever reason he didn't like the end result so had the shop put it back up for sale. That is when Clapton purchased it. As with his SG 'Fool' he gave the Les Paul to George Harrison. Clapton played it on 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' because Harrison asked him to solo on the record while they were driving to the studio (Clapton was to be a spectator). Clapton pointed out that he had no guitar, to which George said he could play 'Lucy'.
- Yes, the Shadows were massive, particularly in the UK. Because they were primarily an instrumental group, everyone from Beck, Clapton, Page and Trower, to May, Moore, Knopfler and the Beatles have cited them as major inspirations.
As Peter notes, Jet Harris and drummer Mehan left the Shadows to do their own thing as Jet Harris & Tony Meehan...and they were huge for a minute. What isn't mentioned is that Jimmy Page's breakthrough moments was being on their chart-topping hit 'Diamonds'. He said that overnight everyone wanted him on their records. Also, John Paul Jones (then known as John Baldwin) got his first profession break as a member their touring band (Harris's bass functioned as 'lead guitar').
And...Jet Harris was the first bassist in the original Jeff Beck Group alongside Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood. Though Wood played bass on that band's two albums, he was originally enlisted on rhythm guitar, with Viv Prince - Keith Moon's smash 'em up hero from the Pretty Things - on drums. But Harris's issues quickly became evident so he was dismissed, with Prince also soon getting the boot.
- Worth noting that Bill Wyman also managed Peter's early band (possibly that was said in the chat). And when the Stones ejected Brian Jones, apparently Bill and Charlie Watts wanted Peter in his place. Though no Stones were on Peter's debut solo album 'Winds of Change', Stones affiliates Billy Preston and Jim Price were onboard, as were Ringo and Klaus Voorman as well as Spooky Tooth's Mick Jones, who later formed Foreigner. (Worth nothing that Greg Ridley, Peter's bassist bandmate in Humble Pie had also been in Spooky Tooth, as was Gary 'Dreamweaver' Wright.)
- Peter was also a massive star prior to Humble Pie, a band he assembled after leaving the Herd, with whom he had several major UK/European hits and was a massive pop star ('The Face of '68'). So really, he has had three major successful careers: the Herd, Humble Pie and solo. And with those highs he has suffered some serious downs including coming out of 'Frampton Comes Alive' with no money. But look at him - he exemplifies the joy and sense of creative adventure that being a musician is all about. He ain't in it for the money, he's in it for the love. Good on him!
I'm pretty sure Lucy was a gold top first. Not a sunburst...
Nice shout out for Hank Marvin. Frampton's such a wonderfully enthusiastic performer; good singer, _great_ guitar player, with a thousand-watt smile.
This is so good. The look on Mark's face at 38:52 when (it looks to me) the totality of holding Phenix hits... Amazing stories and a fantastic conversation.
Think it’s the only guitar he asked if it was ok to pick up. It’s my favorite Gibson on earth!
I bought my first Gibson Les Paul in 2020 and started showing signs of IBM about a year afterwards. I got a confirmed diagnosis in November 2023. You try your best to figure out how to make it work with playing guitar. I’ve changed all my electrics to use 8s. I suppose I’ll end up being a slide guitar player after a few years of this disease. I do believe in keeping hope that there will be a treatment.
Always a fan of Peter Frampton. Keep on rocking. 👍
Love on ya friend! Keep on playing.
Just keep playing for as long as you can, brother. Cheers!
Gibson is so classy to talk and show Fenders in this series. Amazing
Yeah, I like that they don't cancel Fender in this series. I think they're smart enough to know that it gives the series a wider appeal. After all, Fenders aren't going to go away, almost all of the most famous players own at least one, and Fender and Gibson are really the two pillars of the electric guitar and you can't change history.
It is the right move ! It shows they have respect and lets be honest you need both for different reasons
Seriously? This is Peter's guitar collection. It's not Peter's Gibson guitar collection.
"I had the Phenix on with my back to the band..." I got chills even though I've heard the story before. Such an iconic guitar.
Ohh man, to have been in the room when that happened!!!
Wouldn’t I love to have an hour with Frampton and The Phoenix. This dude has the best job.
He really does!! LOL!!!! Jeeesh
Frampton is a legend. I was fortunate to see his farewell show at Pine Knob a few years back. One of my favorite concerts. Thank you Peter and Gibson
Great interview! Been a Frampton fan since the Herd. I knew he'd be really famous. He had a big affect on my style.
I saw him live in 1977 playing in Greensboro NC. touring on the popularity of Frampton comes Alive, the show was amazing. He was such an influence on my playing. I am very fortunate to own one of his signatures that I touch every day
You are very fortunate to have one of those!!
What an absolutely top bloke Peter Frampton is. A superb player.
Saw Frampton at Packard Music Hall in Warren,Ohio in ‘72.He was touring to promote his first solo lp. Wind of Change after leaving Humble Pie.Great concert and saw him 4 different times after that.Always a great,humble performer and never disappointed.Always got my money’s worth seeing him live.
My favorite episode so far! Frampton always has the most amazing tone, and I appreciate his unique note choices in his solos. Incredible to see his collection.
production quality is top notch. hats off to the film crew. 🏆
Frampton is a class act.
Peter is so humble (pun sorta intended) and kind. Next we need an Angus Young collection!
Such a lovely interview - Thanks! 🎸💕
Being a 80s kid Heavy Metal was my jam but i was blown away the first time I heard Frampton comes alive. One of the most under rated guitar players ever.
Agreed. One of the greatest albums, and most certainly one of the greatest live albums ever recorded.
Please make this "Underrated" bullshit stop. It adds nothing to the conversation.
Peter sold millions of records and is widely regarded as an excellent guitarist and musician going back to the Humble Pie days. If there was actually a rating system for musical endeavors, he would be well represented.
@@anotherunoriginalcomment Testify!! Underrated is the most overused word in youtube's comment sections.
@@anotherunoriginalcomment was just about to post, how was he underrated? by whom? he was / is successful, known and respected as a legend.
I'm waiting for a clip on EVH where people post 'He's so underrated!!'
saying that using underrated on Guitar players is overdone is seriously underrated.
Fantastic video! I have one of the Frampton Custom Shop Les Paul's, I bought new. But I've purchased the same pickups from Tom Holmes, wound exactly as he made them for Peter, and put them in it. So I have an exact copy of Peter's. I love that guitar. I'm, obviously, a huge Frampton fan! Also a big Gibson Fan. I have 17 guitars, and 10 are Gibson Les Paul's.
great to see frampton on here and his guitars. the story of the phoenix is unreal. thanks Mark for doing this story the right way. your a great guy
Glad you enjoyed it
I really enjoyed this! I don't play guitar, but I am a huge music & Peter Frampton fan. My son and late husband play guitar, so they were always around our house.
Peter is such a legend, finally getting the recognition he deserves killer collection Thanks Mark and Gibson, please do Jimmy Page next!!!!!
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Such a humble and a polite man. What A Great Renowned Guitarist 🎸Legacy .
Thanks For Sharing Your Phenomenal Life Story . Respect To You Man;
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Absolutely brilliant underrated guitar player.... 👍👍👍👍👍
Great show with an amazing individual. Mr. Frampton ☮️
Shot out to the Gibson team for showcasing some Fenders too!
And I really enjoy the interview segments in between the guitars.
If I could click like 50 times I would. Thanks again Gibson for this series....my favorite series to watch on RUclips hands down. Can't wait until the next one.
Thanks for being here!
I've heard the phoenix story 8 million times n will listen to it 8 million more. Excellent episode. More, more, more of the collection eps please! And yes JIMMY PAGE TIME! keep em coming.
Finally Frampton Comes Alive!
Big thanks from a guitar/gear nerd myself! ☮
This has been my favorite episode to date. Love, Peter.
What a gem of a guy Peter is. Warm, thoughtful, knowledgable and with exquisite taste. Paul Stanley should watch this.
clever but astute.
Peter frampton always comes across as an absolute genuine gentleman and all around nice guy! Very nice collection. Thank you Peter! Thank you mark! Thank you Gibson!! Very cool!!
Ok IM GOING TO SAY IT.THIS IS THE MOST INTERESTING VIDEO OF ITS GENRE I HAVE SEEN IN YEARS.PETER IS FUNNY, AND THE MAN DOING THE QUESTIONS ACTUALLY LETS PETER TALK,PRODDING NEVER INTERRUPING HIM.THAT ITSELF MAKES THIS A GOOD SHOW,MATES
Best interview yet. Love Peter
I am an original Humble Pie fan. For me, there was no better chemistry between two guitarists than Peter Frampton and Steve Marriott. When they moved to electric exclusively after their first two albums (I listened to the HP cover of Holly's "Heartbeat" a thousand times; your solo was so fine), the transformation was complete. "Humble Pie," and "Rock On," grabbed me. Not forgetting "Comes Alive," "Performance" is one of the best live albums ever recorded to me. Peter, you broke my heart when you left Stevie and the guys, and went solo. Clem Clemson, while a fine guitarist in his own right, just couldn't measure up to you, unfortunately. You were the perfect throttle to keep Steve from going overboard. HP was never the same after you left. The rest is history. Mark, the Rick Nielsen interview was fantastic, but you outdid yourself here. Thanks for bringing Peter alive for me. It was so encouraging to see him doing so well. Great performance.
Love these Gibson TV series. This was a truly special one. Peter Framptom's composition, playing and tones inspired me since the first time I heard his Live album. Still to this day he keeps sounding magical. I also have and love one Black Custom Gibson above all the rest. Its a 2002 two humbucker soul mate warrior.
A Rock n Rock living legend! He is such an upbeat guy and always has a smile on his face. Love Peter!
Fantastic interview, Comes Alive was my first record purchase when it came out. I’ve been lucky enough to see him 3 times over the years, and as recently as last year. He’s still got it and I hope he knows that.
Loved this interview. Great chemistry. Man, that burst Les Paul that belonged to JJ Cale is crazy nice, and the stories of other guitars, amazing. And that 1935 Gibson L-0… 🎶
Lovely! Frampton's passion for his craft is contagious. Thanks a lot!
This was a fantastic interview and showing some of his collection. Peter is definitely one of the best ever. Peter Frampton Comes Alive was and is the best Rock had and has to offer.
Well done Mark. He’s a lovely fellah and you brought out the best in him. 🙏
60 years touring! Thanks for influencing so many generations!
What a humble guy and a national treasure saw Peter on day on the green july 2 ND 1977 at the Oakland coliseum in his hay day touring the I'm in you album.
Thank you for your love and support, where are you from?
I can't imagine a world without Peter Frampton!!
Peter is a great musician and song writer and humble. Love these, we need more.
Love the interview , love Peter Frampton ❤
Oh man...really beautiful guitars🤩 but hey....Peter is a great human being, a wonderful man and he looks so young. Hope we will have him for tons more of music🙏🍀. Much Peace & Love from Germany ☮😎✌
When I was a teen in '76, I would stare at the cover of Comes Alive for hours, just drooling over the guitar. See it with the scars is like seeing an ex-girlfriend after she got into a car accident. Um, you look great. Glad you're alive, Tish.
I love to see all the vintage guitars. Peter is an icon. I can’t imagine having all those incredible guitars. I try to play but I’m one of those guys that look at RUclips videos and try to play( I suck to tell the truth) even if I didn’t try to play I would still try to purchase guitars. Not one the same like snow flakes so beautiful. Art work … blows my mind.
Been waiting for this one! I see that he finally got nominated for the Hall of Fame. Long overdue!
INDEED....
Go vote!!!
@@doucettp I vote every day!
Rocktails Ahmet Zappa, ballot on Friday vote cast, unanimously!
I have been a Peter Frampton fan for 50 years. First, last, always my absolute favorite guitarist. No one compares.
loved the interview. Thank you
I just saw him the other night, and he was GREAT! Hasn't lost a beat on his playing and singing!😁🤘
What an absolute legend. And wow, he obviously takes amazing care of his guitars. They were all immaculate besides the Phenix!! Just one amazing story after another. Also, EVERY TIME I see an interview with Frampton, he is so humble and enthusiastic. The Phenix will become one of the highest priced guitars ever to sell I have no doubt. I remember being a kid and listening to Frampton Comes Alive and would just stare at the cover and that guitar. I remember my 15 year old self telling myself that was the coolest looking guitar I have ever seen, and to this day, it is still one of the most iconic guitars ever. Long live Frampton!!!
I wish I knew the guitar shop Peter worked at in Beckenham. At about that time there were two, Normans and Robertsons, I imagine it was Robertsons, but can’t be sure. I still have a guitar from that time, with the Normans Guitars label inside.
I understand this is a Gibson funded show, but the universal love of guitar spans further than any one brand. Thanks for allowing other brands in the show.
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Mark is a very good interviewer. Not only is he an encyclopedia of guitar knowledge he asks thoughtful questions and gives the guest time to fully articulate and express their thoughts and opinions.
I love Peter Frampton! Bought his singles and albums at Tower Records or the Warehouse! Mark, great interview! I have tickets to see him at the Greek Theatre on April 13! Can't wait to see him! Greetings from Santa Clarita!
Truly a delightful interview. Peters enthusiasm is quite evident. If I were him I would buy most of everything he has due to my love of exotic woods.
Absolutely amazing in so many ways! A beautiful collection from a real legend and a beautiful person and player! I greatly enjoyed this as a lifelong fan!
Very groovy. I first listened to Frampton in 1972 on the Whistle Rhymes album.
I knew who he was in H.Pie but I listened to that John Entwistle record a lot ,& still do today.
That when I fell in love with his tone,touch, style.
He seems like a righteous dude too.
Thanks Mark. Great video 👍🏻
Brillant Mr. Mark great interview keep up the great work.
One of the few youtube shows I click the Like button before the intro is over. Thank you, Mark and team, for your work to make these possible. I'm looking forward to future shows!!
one of the best things on youtube. saving this for later when the little monsters go to bed.
I remember being in Grenada which is about 40 kilometres across the water from Carriacou when I hear about the mighty 3 pup LP being found. I also later remember reading the story about it in Vintage Guitar Magazine, with my feet up, and enjoying a frosty Carib, or two, on the front porch, in Lance Aux Epines ,Grenada. I only wish I was back in the Caribbean sun, getting my Vitamin B, watching this there than the current grey Canadian sky.
Great video! It is so refreshing to hear someone who is so grateful for their success!!
What a wonderful video Mark! Thanks for doing it. And thanks in abundance to Peter taking the time to make it happen. Obviously, he still has an abundance of passion for his craft. And we are all the lucky recipients of his grace, generosity and talent.
Epic! So happy for you Mark,living the dream doing these. Thx for sharing! 👏 👏 👏 👏
I really love this series. Keep em' coming!
Wonderful video as all the other Collection videos! Peter seems clearly a wonderful man as well as an amazing musician. Great job to Mark and Gibson! Look forward to many more of these! 👏🏻
I’m a drummer but I’m also a gear head..I LOVE these videos!! Always have been a FRAMPTON fan since I was 6 in 1976!! Thanks for sharing this!!
So _very_ cool of you guys to show the Fender stuff as well! I'm not sure they would've done the same
; ) Everyone knows Pete loves his Gibsons!
I just saw him 2 nights ago! Awesome show - he used the Phoenix, the 335, and the burst!
What a Gentleman...seems like yesterday he was the Biggest Act in the latter part of the late 70's!! That Alive Album just blew up+is timeless!! Thank You Mr Frampton for the Soundtrack of my Youth+Young Adult Years!!😊
Nice to see you in an interview Awesome 🎸 wow so cool man 🎸 showed me the way 🎸 all favourites peter bigets Fan brother 🤘 from new Zealand 🌏❤🎸