PETER FRAMPTON - Do You Feel Like We Do (Live at Midnight Special 1975) | FIRST TIME REACTION

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[@jons.105]

Great performance by Frampton and his band. And how great was Burt Sugarman's The Midnight Special hosted by Helen Reddy! It was a Friday night treat for us kids old enough to stay up late and catch all the latest bands. When disco came in, most rock bands took a major hit and so did The Midnight Special, signing off in 1981.

[@Gerard-yt3dz]

"Let the Midnight Special........shine a light on me"!

[@loisrogers9042]

Can't help but smile to see Peter Frampton smile as he's performing 😅

[@kierstenridgway4634]

This is one of those albums that we all had. ❤️✌️

[@thegorn68]

A 70's rock star and a guitar virtuoso!!! Love watching these old clips of Frampton. What a phenom he was here at only 24 years of age.

[@michaelescareno7048]

Great to see your appreciation for this!! The first time I saw him live was twice in the summer of 1979, once in Washington, D.C. and in Austin. Saw him several more times over the years. He literally just played in Austin again two weeks ago at the ACL Live Theater.

[@kathybwell]

Peter performed at Day on the Green, Oakland coliseum, July 1977- he was such a heartthrob!! Same concert as Lynard Skynard, and I was lucky enough to have been there. Anyone else attend that legendary?

[@williamcabell142]

“Wine glass in my hand”! What an artist! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@IrishKack]

Saw him in the summer of 1977 at a stadium in DC. He just blew my mind, with a little help from all the stuff being passed around. I’ll always remember my 17th summer when I hear his music from Frampton Comes Alive. ✌️

[@gasaholic47]

"Frampton Come Alive" also had the live version of this. It came out at the end of my junior, beginning of my senior year of high school in 1976. It was THE album that it seemed everyone had. To say it's a classic is an understatement. Frampton's drummer, John Siomos left the music biz sometimes in the 80's, and became an EMT in the NYC EMS system. I am a retired NYC paramedic, and while I never worked with John, I have friends that did. They said he was a really nice guy. Sadly, he passed away in 2004.

[@steveullrich7737]

What a performance! His smiling shows the joy and fun that he has in performing and he epitomizes what great rock can do. Another rabbit hole to explore!

[@kierstenridgway4634]

I got to see him! ❤️❤️❤️

[@floorticket]

There's a 40-minute chunk of Frampton at The Oakland Coliseum Stadium on 7-2-77 here on YT. "Do You Feel Like We Do" takes up 20 minutes of it. It's the same show as the Lynyrd Skynyrd "Free Bird" you did. Part of the "Day on the Green" concert series, this was the 4th of seven that summer. The lineup for July 2nd and 4th was: Peter Frampton, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Santana, The Outlaws. My babysitter went to a bunch of them and would tell me about it. Zeppelin, Heart, Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, etc.

[@ajruther67]

That is my favorite performance of his! He plays drums on that one too.

[@BernardHodgson]

I love your love for music, Shawn.

[@ohfour-seven6228]

Frampton was always a favorite of mine. With Humble Pie he had some great songs including Shine On, The Light and Rollin' Stone. His first solo album, Wind of Change, after he left Humble Pie included Billy Preston and Ringo Starr. His second album, Frampton's Camel was just as good. But he blew up when he released his two record set, Frampton Comes Alive, and ruled radio with songs from it. His guitar runs are epic and always very melodic; unlike anyone else. Solo songs to check out: I've Got My Eyes on You, All Night Long, Which Way the Wind Blows, I Believe (When I Fall in Love, It Will Be Forever), Wind of Change, Fig Tree Bay, and Alright. He's incredible and definitely worth a deep dive.

[@rcsox]

I was spending the night at my grandmother's when I was 11, and I remember watching this! Also saw Kiss on the Midnight special.

[@cindyp1033]

This was the best concert I have seen. 1976, Frampton touring this album with Gary Wright opening for him. Tickets were $6. I saw the Beatles in 1964 and The Beach Boys in the 70’s. Frampton came alive ❤️🔥❤️

[@jessicalee7119]

Loved the show, Midnight Special ! We got to see bands perform live that we never could have gone to!!!

[@DannyD714]

the midnight special channel is a breath of fresh air on you tube. all those great performances that have been locked away for years are now being seen by a whole new generation. like saturday night live in the 70s, the midnight special was appointment television on friday nights. it's a fantastic resource for reaction channels,and music lovers in general.

[@lorilxn1597]

Had such a crush on him as a teen and now. I seen this episode of Midnight Special as well as all of the others, it was on at midnight, we'd get back from the skating rink in time to watch it, every Friday night.

[@vernhoke7730]

My generation's MTV. Lots of great acts were on through its run. This is a short version of this song, the album cut is a little over 14 minutes. Bought this record my senior year of high school. Probably even watched this performance on TV back then.

[@MarMarquardt]

Saw him perform this live in the 70s. !!!

[@polycarphunter2257]

alas, as most of us who lived during that time, he is now bald like us.

[@tomroome4118]

Hey, I still have my long hair (at 68!!).

[@bobcorbin3294]

Speak for yourself 😄 I haven't been to a barber shop in over 12 years my hair is halfway down my back don't plan on cutting it anytime soon and I turn 65 tomorrow.

[@tomroome4118]

@@bobcorbin3294 Happy Birthday!

[@terraverlage6834]

Good news ❗ Peter Frampton is on tour again. He plays at Windsor Ontario Canada this weekend March 16th 2024 and the United States thereafter. If you have never seen him in concert ...now is the time as he is in his mid 70's it may be a final opportunity. Absolutely incredibly phenomenal.❗ Probably the world's best guitarist. Proof needed? Look him up playing the song called "black hole sun." I lived in the USA for 5 years and had an opportunity to see him in concert while I was there... It was definitely THE highlight of my 5-years spent in the usa. Enjoy the concert

[@mynameispaul0530]

Frampton did some huge concerts back in the day.

[@PlutoAnn]

Incredible live performance in The Moore Egyptian Theater Seattle in the early to mid-70s, Incredible.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

My sister had these albums on 8-track when I was a kid, and of course on 8 track I was listening to the first two Boston albums, some Lynyrd skynyrd, and the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. It's hard to explain how huge of a star he was at the time. Definitely an iconic part of the mid-70s through the late 70s.

[@bendancar]

Peter Frampton is a world-class guitarist. If you really want to hear something great, listen to "Lines on My Face" from his Frampton Comes Alive album. The guitar work will blow your mind. It's interesting -- he plays leads more like a jazz player than most of the cats back then who were rooted in the blues. Good stuff.

[@mikemiller3069]

I saw Frampton 3 or 4 times when he was playing with Ringo in "Ringo Starr And His All-star Band". He was older and bald but played just as well. The cool thing about Ringo's band was that they would play Ringo's hits but also the hits of his all-stars.

[@rhondamcewananderson3968]

He's so great! Even now, still touring 💖

[@rgmann]

Frampton still sounds great to this day! Check out his live version of the Beatles' "While My Guitar Gently Weeps." It's absolutely fantastic!

[@JamesJohnson-zt2zv]

I was in senior year of high school and this song and album was epic! We wore the grooves off this song ! The album everyone had for sure! Good times! Chiguy

[@cherdiane]

Me too! A faction of my class ( including myself) campaigned for this as our class song, but alas, we did not succeed.

[@charlenewebb5893]

Seen Frampton in Concert In 77 High School Years for me

[@derekhorlock1976]

Bought the 8 track when it first came out at the age of 17! Best decade of music, in my opinion 🇨🇦

[@j.jennings1722]

Very few people had even heard of Peter Frampton before his hugely successful live album, Frampton Comes Alive!, was released. The studio album tracks were toned down and didn't get any airplay, but the live versions were much more dynamic and received a lot of airplay. It seemed like everyone owned a copy, the album was that big. Sadly, at least in the states, his success only lasted through the one live album and then he faded away, at least in the sense of new music. He's been playing concerts ever since and the fans keep showing up.

[@RobertBreedon-c3b]

You can still hear it today on classic rock radio DJs used to play this when they needed a bathroom or smoke break back in the day.

[@Prone2Thrill]

Always love how much fun it looks like he's having when performing. Talk Box Legend! He also played lead role in the movie "Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band" with the BeeGees doing Beatle covers for the soundtrack, with Steve Martin and George Burns!

[@leeannies-tears369]

This video is so fun. I'm excited to see you react to this 😁

[@robinbeerman4726]

One of the most underrated guitarist. Plays drums and keys. Sex symbol of the day.

[@normacherylwashington4872]

The Midnight Special series has some of the very best of live music on television ever!!! Check out the series!!! Eric Clapton, Gladys Knight, and so many great acts!!! All Live!!!! Not be missed!!!

[@librarylady13]

💖💖💖

[@kathybwell]

And did you notice what Peter says during the talk-box section? “I want to f**k you.” Then he flashes that glorious grin cuz he just got away with cursing on TV

[@DixieBlue]

I'm pretty sure he is saying, "I wanna thank you" lol 😁

[@sylvimichelle6447]

"I wanna thank you " is what hes saying

[@rhwinner]

Pal of G Harrison, consummate guitarist, Humble Pie alum, surprisingly found fame as boy toy pop star in the 70s. But his guitar skills were never in doubt, as this vid demonstrates.

[@joelliebler5690]

One of his very best especially live. It sold more than any other live albums at that time. I believe initially it sold 7 million within the first year or so!

[@KevinRCarr]

Ah, yes, In my opinion, the line of lyrics that most defines the mid-to-late 70s sex, drugs, and rock & roll attitude comes from this song: "Must have been a dream, I don't believe where I've been. Come on! Let's do it again!" Great song choice, and reaction, once again. Peter was a heckuva showman, and even better guitarist. Yes, you can rock out with it. The folks there in the studio were under direction from signs as to when they could get rowdy and when not, because it was being recorded for broadcast on television.

[@custardflan]

Everybody does this Midnight Special video. I prefer the live album version from Frampton Comes Alive. That's the one we partied to.

[@g.e.5723]

As a 13yo laying on the shag carpet, Midnight Special was the center of my R&R Universe!

[@arkgent8390]

Ahh shag carpet. How I miss thee.

[@DixieBlue]

Frampton's 1975 appearance on the Midnight Special was just 4 months before the release of "Frampton Comes Alive" - the live album that made him an international superstar. And Shawn, the studio version of "Do You Feel Like We Do" on the album, "Frampton's Camel" (1973), is okay, but the version on "Frampton Comes Alive" is stunning - much more raw and powerful than his appearance on the Midnight Special, imo.

[@lynosbourne2024]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@scotto.4832]

Check out the Dallas TX January Sound Studios cut of this they did right after a Cotton Bowl Concert -- it's the best version they ever did I think. It's on KZbin. I think ya'll will definitely agree.

[@rossdownes4240]

Didn't realise how good of a guitar player Frampton was i'll have to include him in my top ten guitar GOATs.

[@gthomas3964]

A little trivia for you Peter Frampton and Nancy Wilson of the band "Heart" worked together as music consultants on the movie "Almost Famous " which has kinda become a cult classic..

[@Chase57Tx]

Do the version from "Frampton comes alive" thats what was played on the radio.

[@loadedorygun]

Thoughts: 1. Cool Nudie suit, that floral embroidered white suit situation. 2. It’s a testament to how many flat out incredible guitarists worked in the 70s when guys like Frampton and Lindsey Buckingham come to mind after a ton of heavy hitters like Richards and Gilmour and Van Halen and Clapton and Page and Townshend and Raitt and see what I mean? 3. What an amazingly tight live performance, especially vocally. Great power and very strong pitch control even at volume. True pro by that time…after all, he’d worked on the first solo album by a Beatle. 4. He’s damn likeable because he’s enjoying himself in a really relatable way IMO. It’s easy to see he’s just loving it. And he still does I think.

[@tonydagostino6158]

You like his persona? You picked up on the personality of one of the most loved and respected rockers in the business. Always the gentleman and a great musician

[@floorticket]

Blue jeans and tee-shirts, Goody tortoise-shell handle comb in the back pocket.

[@rayvanhorn1534]

Love this song, great reaction Shawn...have suggestion however, this is cut down. Just like the live performance by Joe Cocker, give a listen to the "Frampton Comes Alive" performance...SO much better!!

[@MikeOstrowski-iq8wf]

……this is the heart throb all those girls in the front were waiting for when you reacted to Lynyrd Skynyrd “FreeBird” live Oakland…… I believe it was 3 months ago !

[@z-man2343]

You should track down Frampton's cover of George Harrison's "While My Guitar Gentlly Weeps." It is otherworldly. Not too many know this, but George asked Peter (then a relatively unknown guitarist from Humble Pie) to play on his first post-Beatles album "All Things Must Past." The fact that George (who could have chosen any number of great guitarists to join him) asked Peter, speaks volumes of Frampton's talent.

[@michaelfoster5577]

I had certainly heard a lot about Peter Frampton for years before this was released! He was a member of the cult band “The Herd” in the mid Sixties, and then joined Humble Pie. It was only after leaving the Pie that he launched his solo career. The album “Frampton comes Alive” was for many years the best selling live album! You mentioned Black Coffee - this track featured Frampton’s replacement in Humble Pie - Dave (Clem) Clempson, on slide guitar. For Frampton’s work with the Pie try their 1969 single “Natural Born Boogie” or the powerhouse album “Live at the Fillmore” - some ace tracks on that double album! For his earliest work (The Herd) listen to “From the Underworld”!

[@757optim]

Still love Wolfman Jack doing introductions.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

I'm right in the middle of it but I must point out that this is a television performance will the studio audience and it's fantastic, but having been to his concerts back then, you have to understand something, this exact same performance which it was never exactly the same I'm just saying you can imagine this performance against a crowd at an actual Regular Show at a venue ? The crowd was just going crazy.

[@jeaniceprince6309]

The inventor of the guitar talkbox Mr. Heil passed away just a few days ago. R.I.P

[@palervon6620]

since you mentioned Humble Pie, consider "I don't Need no Doctor", and "30 Days in the Hole"

[@ajruther67]

I *highly suggest* watching the live version of this song at Oakland Coliseum Stadium on 7-2-77. It's a 24 minute performance and he also plays the drums during the song. Peter Frampton - Do You Feel Like We Do - 7/2/1977 - Oakland Coliseum Stadium (Official) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqStfGypjreIjcU

[@brucewatts8447]

Check out the Filmore live version of Humble Pie's I Don't Need No Doctor.

[@rayvanhorn1534]

Please do the Frampton Comes Alive version Shawn, it is an absolute masterpiece performance!!

[@voodoochild2968]

He does a cool version of Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden,and he breaks out the talk box

[@jodyjackson5475]

Do. You. Feel. Like. I. Do.

[@williamosborne6866]

The live version has Bob Mayo's incredible keyboard solo that was eliminated from both this and the radio tracks. Here it is, from the Oakland Coliseum in 1977: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGLOnGOOac-gd7M

[@realitybytez]

one of my favorite songs. this performance was great, but the performance from his frampton comes alive album is better imho. one thing that's missing from this performance is a terrific piano solo by bob mayo. i saw frampton live with the j geils band back in the 1970s.

[@Jonathan-d1b3g]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

I hope you get a chance to play the album version off Frampton ones Alive album.

[@lorilxn1597]

I was 12 in 1975

[@thomastimlin1724]

Do You Feel Like We Do? not if you have a hangover lol

[@RobertBreedon-c3b]

This song is better off the Frampton Comes Alive Album than this off the Midnight Special. Bon Jovi uses a talk box on Living On A Prayer as well.

[@billboyd9028]

The history referred to The J. Geils Band - you need to follow those bread crumbs... you will like J. Geils

[@cletushouse906]

Still not old after all these years.

[@dennish3032]

J. Giles. (GUY LS).

[@rubbersole79]

Hang on to your hat......the live album version made this one look tame.

[@BaronessErsatz]

Seriously dude---you never DID answer his question!!!! "Do you feel like I do?"

[@Cicero207]

One of my favorite moments in Rock history is when Aerosmith was rocking out to Come Together by The Beatles and Peter Frampton and the Bee Gees showed up and kicked the shit out of Aerosmith and Peter Frampton threw Steven Tyler off of the platform. Great memory. 😊