PETER FRAMPTON DO YOU FEEL LIKE WE DO REACTION (FIRST TIME HEARING)

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[@garylindsey5174]

The version from the "Frampton Comes Alive" album is even better! Great energy

[@cnatview]

I agree!!!

[@bigbow62]

Joe Walsh & Rocky Mountain Way was out a few years before Frampton's.... Do You Feel Like We Do 😎🎸 Both are great songs that showcase the Talkbox ! Actually The whole Frampton Comes Alive album is amazing ✌😎

[@BluDynamo]

Have to agree. I saw him live in 2018 and it sounded better than this.

[@garylindsey5174]

@@BluDynamo Shame he had to stop.

[@BluDynamo]

Near the end of the concert, he told the crowd what was going on and that he was already having problems holding the guitar....that it would and HAD to be his last tour. It was definitely a moment.

[@leslie8888]

Every girl in the 1970s had a Peter Frampton on their bedroom wall! With his long curly blonde locks and guitar playing. 💞✌

[@Isleofskye]

In England he was " The Face of 1968 " ...:)

[@carolinechamberlain5707]

Lesmax2 you got that right! Took down puppies and put up Frampton. Lol

[@funnyaura]

I might resemble this remark

[@citizenjoevotes]

funnyaura 😂me, too!

[@katerinakiaha6925]

Lol.. The only male I ever pinned up was a young David hasselhof in a Speedo. Loved his hairy chest and dark hair.

[@peteyn.y.7960]

Oh Peter Frampton is great! Check out “ Show me the way” or “Baby I love your way“ Live Oakland 1977 👍😎🔥🔥🔥🎧🙌

[@dianakeith3184]

I was there in Oakland!! The best!!

[@jimmycranier3668]

I was there too...I lived in San Jose

[@qsez]

Frampton Live - excellent Album.

[@dmac8949]

I saw Frampton way back in the 70's. Great show. I saw him about 5-6 years ago. Still great. One of the greatest guitarists of ever.

[@bkm2797]

You should consider listening to the full album "Frampton Comes Alive", Peter is an incredible guitarist, has played with the best!

[@debisjoy8017]

Brenda McLaughlin a great album♥️♥️🎶♥️

[@Kate98755]

Yea freaking amazing

[@mdm32746]

For a very long time it was the biggest selling live album of all time. I think it has slipped to 4th or 5th now.

[@leisastalnaker3790]

I watched the Midnight Special every Friday night. Loved the show. This is an abbreviated version of this song. Listen to the LP version, with headphones. We just use to lie on the floor with the stereo speakers around us to get the feel and sound. Ahhhh....the good old days.

[@Shawn-rq4py]

Yep. Kids nowadays miss out on so much. They have no idea what it’s like to wait for a new album. For example when this album came out I raced home , laid it on the turn table and turned it up. Didn’t get up till the entire side was done. Flipped it over and went round 2. Lol Those were the days. Now we just look up on digital music and press play. No waiting, no going to the music store looking through all the music etc. it’s an instant gratification world we live now. And the new music that is released is hardly worth laying in the floor or bed w wired headphones and spending the whole time listening to the entire album. There no building up in the intro etc. music starts and most time they immediately start singing. This generation, in my opinion, missed out on the best decades of music.

[@billsmith8825]

@@Shawn-rq4py no question. I was born in 67, and I feel very lucky. Music today is crap.

[@tezza3733]

you 2..LOL had to be when the parents werent home.. otherwise... TURN THAT BLOODY NOISE OFF !!!

[@marthalowe1556]

every. single. Friday. night.❤

[@tomaleshire4145]

Peter Frampton was the lead guitarist for Humble Pie when he was just 19!🤯 He was in middle school with David Bowie and they got together at lunch and played Buddy Holly songs!😁❤️✌️

[@mariefc8504]

Peter also toured with Bowie.

[@Isleofskye]

He was in THe Herd who had a hit with " From The Underground" before Humble Pie ! He was from near me ay Beckenham and his Father taught David Bowie at Art College :)

[@Chatta-Ortega]

I didn't know that. Thanks.

[@LyndaMom]

@@Isleofskye let's not forget Frampton s Camel!

[@Isleofskye]

Of Course! I have got the right hump that I forgot Frampton's Camel....:)

[@kenwelch198]

The Midnight Special had everyone who was anyone on the radio. I'm really glad we have these great artists on record to see.

[@SirWrecksy]

Agreed I was just a kid but I loved the show anyway, even Soul Train was great back then

[@kenwelch198]

@@SirWrecksy yes it was! Don Kirshner's Rock Concert was another great show from that time.

[@angelajakem366]

I couldn't wait for Friday nights to watch the Midnight special and Don Kirshners rock concert!

[@mspfinney]

It was the precursor to MTV videos.

[@dmac8949]

@@angelajakem366 Me too. It was the best way, way back in the day, to see your favourite bands live.

[@lorrainethomas8797]

"I wish I could turn this up, guys." Yeah, ya do.

[@bearballin]

What he really means is "damn I wish I could've been there!"

[@nmicash]

Listen to the entire Frampton Comes Alive album!

[@johngammon7891]

My neighbors are glad he can't...

[@garykelly7422]

An iconic performance by one of the all time greats. Please keep Peter Frampton in your prayers as he is having health problems ☮️

[@Isleofskye]

Well said. His situation appears to mean a deterioration of muscles but not a shortage of life expectancy....

[@CherylHughes-ts9jz]

I'm so sad to hear that 😢

[@marylouclemente1079]

He’s using a “talk box” - horn driver (small loudspeaker) and a plastic tube. His guitar is probably connected to the amplifier, which in turn connects to the talk box input. The speaker system can then connect to the talk box output. The guitarist then places the end of the plastic tube halfway into their mouth. Thus, the amplified guitar sound is driven directly into the mouth. The mouth's voices and movements can then manipulate and shape the guitar notes and chords.”

[@pipperlou6753]

Marylou Clemente best explanation I’ve heard! Thank u.

[@susanrenfroe8118]

I always wondered how he did that

[@Isleofskye]

Martlou I have never changed a Plug or Car Tyre all my life. How about coming to London to show me how it is done? :)

[@Prozak63]

Exactly. The box was first used in the late 1930's. Joe walsh also used it singing Rocky Mountain Way.

[@mspfinney]

Bon Jovi used it 20 years later.

[@leisastalnaker3790]

Listened to this at a lot of frat parties while in college. Best party song ever.....Frampton Comes Alive, great album.

[@michaellynch5254]

When it slowed down and you said what's happening, I said oh you're about to be in for a treat.

[@pamking357]

Oh yes midnight special was the show to watch at midnight Friday night

[@donnasoria90]

This is what you call A ROCK STAR!!!!!!!? Everyone wanted to be him everyone wanted to do him,!!!!!,

[@TwistedSither]

"Frampton Comes Alive" is renowned as the greatest live album ever. The device he uses during the extended instrumental part is a "talkbox", which was invented by Eagles guitarist,Joe Walsh. I've read that Frampton used the original model, and never returned it to Joe.

[@cathyaudette1060]

The album "Frampton Comes Alive" was practically a rite of passage for all Baby Boomers in 1976. EVERYBODY owned one. Its songs blasted from car radios and home stereos everywhere. There is not a single note of this album that is not burned into my memory. My personal favorite song is "Doobie Wah". Check it out!

[@sonyawasmer2344]

"I'm in you" is a wonderful love song by Frampton!

[@debisjoy8017]

Sonya Wasmer 💕💕💕

[@michelleambrose7939]

Check out “Show me the way” and “Baby I love your way” ! He was IT back in the day

[@byronmitchell3784]

The ultimate Party Song, Peter Frampton "DO YOU FEEL LIKE I DO?". ANOTHER 1970'S TREAT... RIGHT ON JAYVEE...✌

[@rickyprice7597]

Frampton ruled the world there for a bit.

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Uh oh! You gotta hear the live performance from Frampton comes live- this is good, of course- the other one is legendary-❤️💛💟☮️🤘🏼✌️

[@spud147keto4]

I chuckled when he said I'm going to go check out the studio version... I was like, that's the most amazing part, there is no studio version! That whole album was recorded live and came out of nowhere then it was playing on the radio nonstop. I remember it rocking everyone's world and he was SO CUTE TOO!!! ;oD

[@Imapeach1]

I LOVE PETER....HE IS ONE OF THE MOST UNDERRATED GUITARISTS,EVER,IMO..AND HE'S ONLY GOTTEN BETTER OVER THE YEARS..

[@Isleofskye]

Cool but take it easy Peachy :)

[@elkalabaw7665]

"serious" rockers never took him seriously because he was too good looking.

[@jimithy47]

I saw him perform this live right after the release and this is hands down my favorite cut off 'Frampton Comes Alive' album. It was phenomenal!

[@jeffhalvorsen5974]

That is a voice box. Tied into the Guitar. Jimmy Hendrix was great with it. Jimmy taught Peter Frampton that skill. Just a little nugget I thought you would like. Love the channel and your honest emotional reactions. Be Well Sir.

[@bocephus124]

doug SD 100 percent right was made for peter by guy named Heil, from millstadt Illinois, St. Louis area .

[@ffjsb]

Actually it's a TALK box, not a voice box. The very first version was used back in the thirties. Steppenwolf was the first modern rock band to use one.

[@waynesweeten6211]

Frampton is considered one of the best guitarist ever. He's unfortunately is suffering from a disease that's compromising his ability to play now.

[@mrgmusicclass]

No, he heard the originator of it play it and bought one fir himself. He taught himself how to play it. He never heard Jimi play that (o dont think jimi ever did). Joe Walsh had a hit with it before this, but he didn't use it to speak, just for the sound.

[@markeast9221]

I was waiting to see the look on your face when he started to put that tube in his mouth and sing through the tube . When I first heard this ,it was through BOSE QUAD SPEAKERS SYSTEM in my LIVING ROOM ! Talk about like being there !

[@195511SM]

When I got out of the Marines in April of '76......I think his album 'Frampton Comes Alive' had just been released. I remember attending a bunch od different parties & BBQs. Seems like every one I went to......that thing was cranking over the stereo. A year or two later, the same thing happened with Boston's debut album.

[@cynthiaedwards6706]

This is pure talent here! One of the greats!

[@trinaortiz9195]

So glad you reacted to Peter Frampton! That was my very first concert I went to!

[@poetessaloud9385]

He makes that guitar sing

[@trinaortiz9195]

Another good song of Peter Frampton's is Baby I love your way!

[@VegasAlien1]

I never missed an episode of Midnight Special or Don Kirshner's Rock Concert.

[@alrivers2297]

👍

[@debisjoy8017]

Never missed these and American Bandstand, Soul Train!

[@tomaleshire4145]

You had to be great to get invited to appear on "The Might Special".💯 Wolfman Jack had a massive following as a radio DJ. He could make ya' or break ya'! In today's language you had to be trending #1 or you weren't getting an invite.😂🤣 Another great reaction!❤️✌️

[@debisjoy8017]

Tom Aleshire yes, and the best ever way to hear new tunes!

[@calpurniabruchi5742]

I love your reaction to the voice thing, lol, it's great when something happens you never expected! You kill me, keep these up.

[@sharonannrees2824]

Peter has won Grammy's for his guitar playing!

[@annb9422]

I love his song - I'm in You

[@leslie8888]

Mouth voice box. A tube in mouth connected to guitar. Everyone in mid to late 70s loved Frampton. 💞✌

[@chief45kc2572]

When this dude hit the scene people were proclaiming him as the next Clapton. So yeah, he's pretty good at playing the guitar.

[@sherribrock2726]

My younger sister at the time this came out would always ask me to play the song where the guitar talks!!

[@tinydancer2951]

Peter liked to make people smile

[@selkirk57]

I saw Frampton along with Yes, Gary Wright and Gentle Giant at Anaheim Stadium on July 17, 1976. The stadium rocked! Make sure you listen to the live version on Frampton Comes Alive. That is the definitive version that got all the airplay.

[@alrivers2297]

Probably the most underrated guitarist ever

[@aprilcorbett]

Peter Frampton is a phenomenal guitarist. My husband, who was a musician, was very impressed by his guitar work. I honestly think he has gotten considerably better! We recorded two of his live concerts from AXS TV & they are amazing. I believe both were performed within the last ten years & needless to say he has gotten better with age. We have both concerts saved on the hopper from 2+ years ago. They aren't getting deleted either...we turn them on & rewatch them. One is called "Peter Frampton Part One" & the other is "Peter Frampton Raw: An Acoustic Show".If you ever get a chance to watch either concert, you won't be disappointed : )

[@melissagibson3306]

Love Peter. He was the stuff back in the day. Huge crush! Great songs. Watched the Midnight Special every weekend. Next do (Baby I Love Your Way) Please

[@tracidevine4591]

I had his posters allll over my bedroom walls 😁 I love Frampton

[@BluDynamo]

Frampton came through SLC in 2018 with Steve Miller Band and played a lot of the guitar solos for Steve, as well. That dude could still wail like you wouldn't believe! He was just this little old man up there, doing stuff you couldn't believe. One of the best live performers I've ever seen!

[@TinaBerghermtrueblood]

FRICKEN AWESOME 💯👍👌🙌

[@MrSmartAlec]

Do yourself a favor and listen to the version on Frampton Comes Alive (also a live performance). It's a magical performance and the crowd is totally into it.

[@jenbill]

Midnight special was the place to be to see all the top artists of the day, Saturday night would make it home from parting just to watch and remember when his album came out Framton Comes Alive there was no body bigger at the time, the version from that album is the definitive version that everyone knows and is a must listen.

[@195511SM]

I was following him on Face book a few years ago. There was some story about that black guitar you see him with here. Apparently it was lost in a plane crash somewhere in South America. I don't think there were any band members aboard.....or if the pilots were killed, but the thing was just carrying their instruments. It went down in a jungle, and Peter's favorite guitar was gone. Decades later.....somebody backpacking around the area found it. They got it back to the manufacturer, who restored it & they returned it to Peter. He was pretty happy.

[@christinekelly8766]

About time !!!!! I love Peter thank you thank you damn he makes it talk !!!!

[@timlevis3630]

I grew up outside of Philadelphia,this album was all over the radio in 1976. What a great summer.

[@victoriakrause8711]

Peter Frampton is a phenomenal guitar player. He was in the band Humble Pie and also played with numerous greats such as George Harrison before going out on his own with Frampton Comes Alive. The device in his mouth is called a talk box.

[@mcddtlc]

Hey dude - that’s me in front clapping - great show that night - got to talk to Peter after!!

[@JayveeTV]

Wow that’s awesome

[@chinchillacrystal6899]

That is sooo cool! 😎 🎸

[@terry21651]

Fantastic

[@mcddtlc]

Jayvee - check this out - Rolling Stones - can’t you hear me knocking - when Mick Taylor was in the lineup - last lead guitar - classic jam!!

[@debisjoy8017]

Mike Cannata awesome!!

[@lawrenceeason8007]

This is good but the actual live performance off the album is definitely better

[@jackiemassie4264]

The actual live performance was over the top! Seen him live in 1979! Awesome performance!

[@brianl8481]

I'm sure everyone was waiting for the talk-box reaction.

[@suedyment511]

Had the best Jr.High and High School party's with the greatest music ever 😎

[@christinekelly8766]

What is that in his mouth ???? TALENT PURE TALENT !!!

[@patrickkelly9721]

Framptons cover of "Jumping Jack Flash" on the live album is one of my favorite songs of all time

[@terri8988]

He’s still making music he was here 2years ago it was great!

[@rhondamcbath6279]

Love Peter Frampton!! Seen him twice in Concert amazing both times!!! An incredible group!! Check out his other songs on his Album Frampton Alive..

[@richardparker4834]

Best concert I ever saw was Peter Frampton. The man is unbelievably good in person!

[@johnwagner4559]

I remember watching this very show. I have always been a Frampton nut for obvious reasons. He's the reason I became a guitarist. You have to remember, your watching a living legand here! Simply the best! Listen to Frampton comes alive and you'll see why he's the best and such a great guy. I've met him twice and was the highlights of my life! This sing is the best live song in history! His other guitarist, Bob mayo also was a keyboardist for hall and oates, but sadly passed away. Rip Bobby! Frampton is the one that made the talkbox famous man! You will NEVER see another talent like Frampton! Me at 55, this song still gives me chills!

[@doplinger1]

Not a great version. Nothing compares to the live album version, one of the best selling live albums ever. He probably wasn't much older than you in this video, and he had already been in one successful band.

[@timlevis3630]

Do you mean Humble Pie?

[@denverite3742]

How is this not a great version?

[@Isleofskye]

@@timlevis3630 He does, I'm sure but he was a Star in The Herd b4 that :)

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

Agree, the album version is the best.

[@Kate98755]

Live version better

[@joiewick187]

I saw Peter Frampton in concert on Seattle on 1977; it was soooooooo amazing; he didn't disappoint

[@terry21651]

Peter Frampton is a musical genius. He is using a talkbox. Plays off of his guitar playing and breath. You must look up Joe Walsh of the Eagles as he plays the talkbox on Rocky Mountain Way.....Now that will really blow you away.

[@janettem7374]

baby i love your way is the best love him

[@syrahlover]

now,,, close ur eyes, imagine you are in a sunny outdoor california arena ... people laughing, dancing, singing along .... it was like .... heaven ..... tx for the memories, jv!!!!!!!!

[@johnandrews3151]

The person introducing Peter Frampton in this video clip is Helen Reddy, who had hits like Peaceful, Angie Baby, You And Me Against The World and her biggest hit called I Am Woman. The song here by Peter Frampton is actually from the biggest selling live album of all time in the USA and titled Frampton Comes Alive! The album version of Do You Feel Like We Do is 14:15 minutes and is the last song on this 2 album set. There were two other hits from the album called Show Me The Way and Baby, I Love Your Way, both #1 hits. The device Peter put in his mouth was used to alter his voice by running it through a synthesizer and the technology was invented by Georgio Moroder who was at the forefront of this new technology and did the soundtracks for the motion pictures Chase (main title theme) and Cat People featuring David Bowie (Putting Out Fire With Gasoline, the original version.). Bowie later covered himself on one of his own albums with a different version of the song. Georgio was also responsible for all of the music for the late, great Donna Summer, the Undisputed Queen Of Disco. Donna's first top 40 hit was a Disco ballad called Love To Love You Baby, which peaked at #2. Not bad for a debut single. Before teaming up with Donna, Georgio had a minor hit called Baby Blue in which he was the first to use the new technology to alter his own voice through the use of a synthesizer.

[@leisastalnaker3790]

Pull up Frampton Comes Alive and re-listen to this song. Crank it up!

[@johndahle6831]

Classic Frampton...Thank you Brother! And of course Peter!

[@NyMyers64]

This was Framptons band. Same lineup that did the Frampton Come Alive album I believe. Midnight Special was amazing. I use to stay awake late so I could watch it on my little black and white TV in my room. So many artists doing all styles of music. The studio version is short, best version is on Frampton Comes Alive.

[@Gailey379]

Frampton❤️

[@Isleofskye]

Seems very pretty. Is he Gay ?

[@christynana4927]

You will like Peter Framton live in concert at the Oakland Collesium

[@chinchillacrystal6899]

I LOVED the Midnight Special! I wasn’t allowed to stay up so late, but after my parents went to sleep, my little tv would come on and the party would start!😁🎶

[@gracechapman3412]

Frampton comes alive was awesome. Saw him in concert. He's something too see.

[@thomasmccracken8819]

Frampton Comes Alive huge when I was in H.S.

[@ScottDeBerg]

Peter Frampton was formerly with blues band Humble Pie. His solo career was made by Frampton Comes Alive - the best-selling double live album. The breakdown guitar solo uses a talkbox. Joe Walsh pioneered that.

[@pagevaughn9194]

There will Never be anyone like Peter Frampton!! He was very gifted!!

[@loach392]

I saw him a few years ago at Pechanga. Still amazing.

[@brigitter1469]

Peter Frampton is THE MAN on guitar. He is so great!! I am SOOOO happy you watched him, as I suggested him last week, but i know I was not the only one!! Voice Box... oh and YES, we all knew how amazing he was on guitar... we wanted you to be surprised just like you are!! :-) Knew you would love him!!! If you get a chance, go watch the LIVE in concert.... its AMAZING... I had the BIGGEST crush on him from 6th grade to about 9th grade LOL

[@trinaortiz9195]

Peter Frampton was my first concert I went to back in 1975!

[@davidirvine4294]

Peter framptons solos were always a class above and he had such a great sense of melody.

[@pamelabarrera5074]

I loved watching The Saturday night special!❤ It was gr8.Love Peter Frampton. Your reaction was awesome. Thx for sharing. 💕

[@mbenoit77]

This is new for me too! These guys rock! Thanks for sharing, Jay!

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

The song definitely isn’t new to me- just this version- the one I know is off the Frampton comes alive album-

[@earldeanpowell]

First notes, I'm back in high school! Excellent times!! This is great seeing him watch this. He has NO IDEA WHAT'S COMING!! This is wonderful!

[@mezellenjohnson2753]

I don't remember hearing this song before and I am certain that I would have remembered the voice box. The guitar playing is wonderful, I do enjoy listening to very talented musicians. You reaction when he put the voice box in his mouth was the same as mine, when I realized what it was I was thrilled. The energy was electric, a wonderful song to listen to. Take care and stay safe please my friends love hugs and peace to you all Mary-Ellen UK

[@827dusty]

It's called a "Talk Box." A tube goes inside of the mouth, and it mixes whatever you play on the guitar, with whatever you say, or sing into the tube. It's a mixture of guitar and voice. Joe Walsh was one of the first to ever use one, on his hit song "Rocky Mountain Way." That was really High Tech back in the 70s. Pretty cool little device though.

[@pat9158]

Hugely innovative with the talk box and an enormous talent! We had never seen or heard anything like it and he absolutely blew us away.

[@flyushkifly]

Funny! I was just thinking you might like one of my fave songs - Peter Frampton's Baby, I Love Your Way. LOL It is more of a ballad with a seriously addicting hook.

[@debisjoy8017]

flyushkifly We were married in 76 and my husband would sing me this song all the time!

[@CherylHughes-ts9jz]

I was the first one in my circle to buy "comes alive" when it came out. All of a sudden I was the coolest kid around 💃❤️🌹😂

[@johncollns6788]

You have to hear this song from Frampton Comes Alive album......blow you away

[@lindamathias6230]

This was my teenage years. I still have this album. Fantastic!!!

[@kayeaton1691]

Greatest song I really love it

[@cw5451]

So fun, J! I’m glad nobody told you about his amazing guitar playing because it was fun seeing you be surprised! It was great that you were groovin’ on his guitar playing, and he hadn’t even gotten to the part with the talk box. I was laughing and thinking, “Just wait for it!” The Midnight Special was the shit back in the 70’s. It aired at midnight, and we didn’t have a way to record it, so you had to be in front of the TV if you wanted to watch it. “Be there or be square!” (In case you don’t know, a square was an uncool person.) And we didn’t have music videos back then either, so it was a way to see popular, talented musicians perform. And like someone else already said below, anyone who was anybody on the radio played on “The Midnight Special.”

[@ossier2796]

Love Peter Frampton and his album Frampton Comes Alive which just about everyone owned. I was about 25 or 26 when this came out.

[@toots19]

Actually it's a talk box he's using, love your reactions

[@Eowyn187]

All the cuts off *"Frampton Comes Alive"* are great. An even better performance of this song as well.

[@susanrenfroe8118]

Great guitar player

[@archstanton9206]

I don't think there was a single dorm room or apartment I wandered into during my college days that did not have the "Frampton Comes Alive" album on the stack next to the turntable. It was everywhere, and I do mean everywhere. I need to dig my album out, LOL. He is one heck of a guitarist. If you want to hear more talkbox check out Joe Walsh.

[@shellipiersant2373]

Love you reaction 💙 as always. Checkout “Show Me The Way” by him. Great