Peter Frampton - Do You Feel Like We Do | REACTION

[@jamelakajamal]

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[@doratiscareno5856]

YOU SHOULD HAVE LISTENED TO THE ORIGINAL RECORDING WAY BETTER THIS LIVE RENDITION👎

[@baird5776mullet]

Jamel, Check out SRV doing "IM LEAVING, COMMIT A CRIME" live in N.O.

[@baird5776mullet]

@@doratiscareno5856 I think he already has.

[@doobiedave9686]

Jamel, if you want to see the Midnight Special crowd getting into the music check out the T-Rex performance of Bang a Gong from 1973. Marc Boland has them going crazy. 🙌💯🔥✌️

[@evanbrooks314]

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[@atari303]

The cool thing about Frampton is that he still sounds exactly like this. I got to see him on his farewell tour a couple of years ago & it was absolutely amazing.

[@jasonremy1627]

The only thing missing is the hair...

[@jamesmonroe3940]

Me too

[@petebrown3715]

Yeah I saw him on that tour and man it was worth it!

[@RileyNagle]

Also saw that tour it was great

[@rbrearey]

Saw him in 95. The hair was almost gone but the voice and fingers were still there. And Robin Trower opened. Good night

[@asmith7876]

He was maybe 25 years old...top selling live album of all time...can you imagine?

[@crispmom]

"...can you imagine?" Absolutely, yes I can. The dude is/was incredibly talented.

[@asmith7876]

@@crispmom Hehe, I was more thinking about how "popular" he was/is with the ladies! I hear he's supposed to be one of the nicest guys in the industry. Talented and humble, there's a rare combo in the entertainment industry!

[@crispmom]

@@asmith7876 Ah yes, I was a kid in the 1970s, but I can see how he would have been considered quite the hottie.

[@zeus6793]

Frampton is often overlooked as one of the greats of the guitar. He is special.

[@zeus6793]

@Rideable Sun Overlooked by those who rank guitarists. He is almost never even in the top 20 and he should be.

[@zeus6793]

@Rideable Sun There is validity in many of those rankings. Don't be so arrogant.

[@bigneon_glitter]

Frampton is one of the most underrated guitarists of all time. Unique, Hendrix-level, effortless, & melodic in a way that Clapton has never touched.

[@vinniemoran7362]

Yep, fluid, imaginative, melodic.

[@bobthebear1246]

I wouldn't say he was better than Clapton, but on the same level? Probably.

[@bigneon_glitter]

@@bobthebear1246 Clapton has his own unique, emotive style & tonal character but he tends to stay in the Blues box. It serves him & no one can replicate his touch but Frampton was _all over_ the fretboard & had the greater melodic imagination, in part because he wasn't locked into Blues structures.

[@scottmcquarrie7295]

@@bobthebear1246 Frampton and Clapton are outstanding guitar players for sure, but I don't believe they rise to the level of Neal Schon or Steve Lukather though. Everyone else, maybe excluding Nugent they are superior to. Just my opinion.

[@pauldescartes372]

@@bigneon_glitter I'd say Jeff Beck has just as good of touch with the guitar as either, when he wants to. Plus some of the tones he messages out his guitar are unique to him.

[@lisalovett1638]

I saw Peter Frampton at Universal Amphitheater the year I graduated from Burbank High School in 1976! GREAT CONCERT!

[@qthelost]

I saw him about 8 years ago and he was sooo good. He doesn't have that long blond hair these days. In fact, he made a joke about his lack of hair. He was so gracious. You can tell he's a GOOD human being.

[@codjh9]

Check out his 'tiny desk concert' from NPR (just search here on YT). Very much does seem like a really good human being.

[@bobthebear1246]

Oh yeah. Frampton is one of the most-loved Classic Rock artists. He's a true mensch and a great guy.

[@WrenFaithBridger]

Read his book that came out last year, "Do You Feel Like I Do: a Memoir". He's not a good human being...he's a GREAT human being!

[@MrTech226]

Jamal I just found something interesting: Peter Frampton's father, Owen was an art teacher in the UK. One of Owen's students was legendary singer, David Jones aka David Bowie.

[@chrisf.7980]

Frampton was one of Bowie's lead guitarists on his "Glass Spider" tour back in 87ish (I was able to attend one of the shows). Frampton had been out of the limelight for several years due to a serious car accident & some subsequent drugs issues that followed. Bowie helped him get his "mojo" back with performing. They remained life long friends. I have seen him in recent interviews, he is totally engaging & very charming, aside from his musical talents.

[@bobthebear1246]

Very cool fact!!

[@bobthebear1246]

@@chrisf.7980 OMG I didn't even know about the car accident. 😳 No wonder why we didn't hear of him at all from 1980-6.

[@lumin3370]

Another interesting fact about Peter is he’s an excellent teacher/coach with music, just like his dad was. If you’ve seen the movie Almost Famous, Peter taught the actors how to play guitar/move on stage etc. He also wrote a few songs for Almost Famous with Nancy Wilson from Heart. She was married to Cameron Crowe at the time & this movie is based off of how Cameron became the great journalist & producer that he is now 😊

[@timffitch]

I just posted the same thing. Owen Frampton became well known in his own right for a while. He was at the centre of a major international incident at the end of the war in Europe. He appeared in a TV documentary about the incident.

[@duckduck8240]

You could react to 8 different versions of this song and I’d watch them all. Great song!

[@ChueyOrtiz]

Which one is the best one? I’m trynna react to Peter for the first time lol

[@BlackSo1]

Framptom Comes Alive is another album, like Bat out of Hell, that EVERYONE had back in the day.

[@jazzyboy7784]

I think that's the version he listened to the first time...

[@tomh5006]

Frampton comes alive may still be or was the top selling live album of all time.

[@tomh5006]

When the British invasion hit they hit hard!! So so many greats!! Music is my passion love it. My dream is to play at least one song on a guitar.

[@lrsrosebud]

It was the first album I ever bought...and if I wanted to listen to it, I had to beg/bribe my older brother to use his stereo since I didn’t have one myself. I still have it, packed away in a box somewhere.

[@howardgriffith71]

I just saw a good show about meatloaf the other night on Access TV if you like bat out of hell check it out

[@zoniekat]

Peter always seemed to be having the most fun. He is a joy to watch. Just wish we could have seen a lot more of him. He is way under-rated as a guitarist and entertainer in general.

[@chuckhunter5184]

Hey y'all. This was before MTV. Here in Houston in the 70s , I was able to make it to some of the best concerts and bands. I'm in my 60s now, it so good to see the young people to enjoy the rock n roll of that time.

[@irishgrl]

Every girl had such a crush on this man back in the day 😂 I remember when they had these concerts in the Bay Area called “Day on the Green,” & Peter Frampton played this there. So many great artists played it was a concert-goers dream!

[@davidcohen4536]

When Peter Frampton left Humble Pie I was stunned ,however, it led to this, his best song and album. I wish him the very best dealing with that degenerative muscular disease.

[@aliwantizu]

Frampton Comes Alive is one of the biggest selling albums of all time. He became so well known with the "tube" that he created his own device called the Fram-Tone, that a LOT of musicians have used. Thanx for this! ~Be Blessed

[@rbodee]

I believe it is still the number 1 live album of all time. If you we're a teenager in the late seventies, it was almost mandatory to own it.

[@karencolley-smidt864]

@@rbodee I had it and played it everyday! I recently found it. The album is in pretty rough shape. I cried holding it because it brought back many good memories.

[@seagertblack]

Peter was a master of the voice box. You had to be a great musician, such as talking with your instrument and then adding in your voice and manipulate it with the instrument.

[@joeday4293]

I haven't seen anyone describe the way that it works, so I will. That tube carries the sound of the guitar straight up the tube and into the player's mouth, where the actual sound resonates inside the mouth, and you can shape the sound with your mouth the same way you do words, which is then picked up by the microphone and put out through the PA. Such a weird, cool invention.

[@utubehound69]

It was a country artist that created the talk box not Frampton.

[@kimnewton1205]

You know it's coming when he starts with the grins. He just can't hold back the smiles. I got to see him once, when I was 20. I was one of those chicks on her boyfriends shoulders at Oakland Stadium during the "Day on the Green" concerts. They closed out their show with this song. Had the whole stadium rocking. They jammed a long time to it.

[@safromnc8616]

One of the best Live albums of all time...

[@chrispattee77]

Saw this live in 1977, worked at Wings Stadium, Kalamazoo Michigan as a teen. Memories❤✌

[@ledzepgirlnmful]

Had the privilege of seeing Peter Frampton in concert Sept '19 on his Farewell Tour of America. His opening band was Jason Bonham. Both Sets were absolutely phenomenal !!!🎸🥁🎤

[@phatphat7089]

I saw him with Steve Miller the year before it also was great!

[@yvettesanpaka3868]

Saw them in Nashville, was fantastic!

[@stevemarquez9628]

Midnight Special was really special. I can't see a show like this ever coming around again.

[@kellypound]

I’m 43 and obsessed with this show! My husband got me a Midnight Special t-shirt for my birthday.

[@stevemarquez9628]

@@kellypound Don Kirshner's Rock Concert was good too.

[@stevemarquez9628]

Another one called In Concert was a dick Clark production. They were all great shows.

[@lewistasso8866]

Hey millennials of 2021, this was the way we rocked in the 70s. Once again, another lesson for you!

[@brendanfromnz]

Many of us don't need no lessons thanks. Well us early millennials at least. We've been rocking out to real music all our lives, and will continue to do so. Comes from having great parents who influenced us correctly in every aspect of life, including musically.

[@susanparker1374]

👍🏼🇨🇦

[@russellhenderson381]

I don't know why, but this is one of the very few songs I never get tired of hearing, even after hundreds of times.

[@LordEagle]

The 70's was the BEST decade for music!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥👍😎

[@nicholasmoore7659]

I saw Frampton live 2 years ago. He can still rock!

[@debbers]

Peter is so cheeky when performing, I absolutely love him! Thank you for viewing this and sharing it with us! FABULOUS reaction!

[@bettyrichmond7244]

One of the best rock songs ever!

[@justinkey4895]

Frampton is so underrated. He's an astonishing guitarist, the absolute godfather of the talk box, a great singer, and an unbelievable performer. He rarely comes up when people talk about the greatest guitarists, but he's one of the best ever.

[@helen8755]

I remember when this album came out. They only made a few that were pink vinyl and the rest were black vinyl. Got my pink vinyl album!

[@Rhonda_B]

Dang Helen, i'm jealous!

[@leemcclements8889]

Awesome! I have a pink cassette of Led Zeppelin's Houses of the Holy. Very few made. Great collectors items!

[@GenerationXT]

There was a gold version too.

[@christineremmer5514]

I wish 😪

[@threwthelookingglass7194]

but is it signed

[@christianzafiroglu6705]

Peter Frampton is also one the great overall nice guys in the business. There’s a lot of them but he’s openly friendly, has great stories to tell, and never disappoints on stage or in an interview.

[@lindamayner8370]

Oakland CA. Missed first day of summer school got kicked out. Worth it 😜😜😜😜

[@LaserRanger15]

He should be way higher on the greatest guitar players of all time list

[@Kim-hc5si]

He’s giving that guitar the business. 🔥🔥🔥

[@biggtrux]

Ah yes, a song from high school. We were so lucky to have those songs.

[@jackiesueann3476]

I think everyone had this album! And why not? It's one of the best live albums EVER!! This midnight special is just as great!✌💗🎶😁

[@wildcycles1]

Had it on 8 track tape!

[@kevansavage3058]

First saw him in !976, and 15 times since, he always sounds amazing and only had gotten better with 40 more years of practice and performing. Last time in 2017 with the hardest working band in rock, Cheap Trick. Give his version of "Black Hole Sun" a listen, he was nominated for a Grammy for that album.

[@tropenkindje1]

By watching your video's young people get to know how incredible Peter Frampton was.

[@glennawhiteman742]

I will tell you, there is nothing like seeing Frampton live!!!! I've seen Journey ,Styx, Tesla, Reo Speedwagon, Def leppard, etc.. Peter Frampton by far was my favorite! He puts such a cool vibe over the crowd! He could have played all night!❤ It was a great night in Indianapolis.

[@carlgibbons5777]

What was the venue? Seen too many shows to count in Indy as well.

[@glennawhiteman742]

@@carlgibbons5777 Verizon wireless music center....now Ruoff. Noblesville Indiana

[@carlgibbons5777]

@@glennawhiteman742 Yes. My hometown. 4 miles from my childhood home:)

[@garykelly7422]

A classic for sure, let's all keep Peter Frampton in our prayers as he is having health problems 🙏☮️

[@NyMyers64]

Definitely worth checking out the Midnight Special version. Anytime I see anything from this or Kirshners Rock concert I'm taken back in time to my room with my black and white TV, turning the antenna I mounted to the ceiling to tune in these great shows.

[@ajlebleu2617]

Peter Frampton is one of the most amazing musicians ever. So underrated. I’m mean (FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE) might as well been issued to everyone in the suburbs of America when it was released.

[@Mr.Saltwater]

"Champagne for breakfast and a Sherman in my hand"...Hell yes. Been there

[@espada9]

"White top, White tails, never fails Must have been a dream. I don't believe where I've been Come on - let's do it again"

[@mamute8888]

Whats Sherman?

[@julicarter7348]

Nat Sherman cigarettes, natural tobacco. Company went out of business last year after 70+ years, main shop on 5th Ave. in NYC.

[@mamute8888]

@@julicarter7348 tnks my dear 😉🙂

[@Mr.Saltwater]

@@espada9 I love how he changes that verse nightly. Peach tales, peach sales , never fails. I've seen him 10 times live and it is always a different verse.

[@roykilgore8461]

My favorite FRAMPTON song ..!!!

[@jillsallade6998]

A staple in my childhood AND I just saw Peter Frampton here in las Vegas a year ago and he was just as amazing now as then. Probably better now.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Pete was a cutie pie!

[@cassyh.2603]

I had the privilege of seeing Frampton play a few years back. He did a FILTHY cover of Black Hole Sun. When I tell you I almost fell out of my chair.

[@mariawigent9773]

Ever since I was teenager I wanted to see him. And made a promise to myself that I would do everything in my power to make it happen. Peter Frampton was on tour and when they came to Grand Rapids Michigan. I didn't care how I was going to get my ticket. Beg, steal whatever. All I know is that i was going to see him. It was the best concert hands down. And one i will always remember. I carry that one in my heart. ✌💜

[@samyleigh3246]

Frampton was just the best! This song was very special to me and one great summer. 🎵🎉💕💫🎶🤩🏖️

[@bobthebear1246]

The original guitar face 😉 Peter Frampton is one of the all-time guitar greats, and he really knew how to put-on a show!! ❤️

[@jillwklausen]

The entire "Frampton Comes Alive" album is killer.

[@jimtatro6550]

I was about 11 years old when Frampton comes alive came out. I think every house in the neighborhood had that album, not only was it a great album but I think a lot of it had to do with the Columbia house record club at the time. It was a double album.

[@gregoryvincent3291]

Peter Frampton is such an underrated guitarists!!! He is Bad Ass!!!

[@SWTSU]

I’m commenting on this before I even watch the video!!!!! I grew up on The Midnight Special and Sole Train in the 70’s as a teenager!!!! I saw this live the night he performed on TV when he played it so I know how he kicked ass!!!!! I know it’s going to kick ass now on ppl 45 years later so thanks for this hombre!!!!!!! Plus I know your style!!!! The lady introducing Peter is Helen Ready another legendary performer!!!!! Yes I’m old as dirt!!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!!😍👍😍😎😜

[@dalebales4408]

One of the best things about seeing Frampton on his farewell tour was at the start of the concert he designated one song to take as many pictures as you wanted but after that you were to put your phones away and enjoy the concert the way you are supposed to, by vibing to the music with the audience. One of the best concert experiences ever.

[@Mike_Nowlan]

The third concert I ever saw was Peter Frampton and The Doobie Brothers absolutely incredible

[@Chicken_Wing91]

Doooo you *YOU* feeeeel like i dooo!? Love that jam

[@romarobbins270]

I haven’t heard this song in years. I still love it.

[@patricianocerabrandy4190]

Road trip at 17 to see Peter Frampton June 1976! What a show!

[@franciscobarbizu7052]

One of the most gifted guitar player’s on earth. ❤️ Lines on my Face, another masterpiece full of feeling.

[@maryhuhnke8496]

Gotta love Peter Frampton and that "Voice Box" 🤘

[@randylockey6017]

Got to see him open for Steve Miller several years ago. They were both awesome. After Frampton played, Steve Miller came out and did a few songs them called Peter back on stage and they jammed a bit. They did "Black Hole Sun" together which was fantastic!!!

[@jeanstrickland2445]

Hey 🙋🏻‍♀️Jamal love Peter Frampton 👏👏👏

[@Stacey67643]

This song always reminds me of my 2 older sisters playing this in the basement back in the 70's and thinking they were so cool LOL

[@crispmom]

I was a kid in the 1970s too. Nothing quite brings me back to that time like this song does.

[@michaeltveten8458]

At nine years old, I’d lay on the floor with my head against the speakers, as dad played all of this great music in the ‘70’s……I caught “contact highs” from the best smoke the ‘70’s could provide…..BTW dad, I’m doin’ fine, and thanks for exposing me to this. Now I can enjoy it with Jamel, and all of the world…..✌️

[@WrenFaithBridger]

I fell in love with Frampton when I was about 12 years old. In tween parlance: he was SOOOOOO CUUUUUTE!!! and he could PLAY!!! I got to see him live once when I was in my 20s: he was opening for Stevie Nicks, promoting the album "Premonition" (which I went out & bought the next day). However, I've had reason to fall in love with him all over again at age 56 when I read his autobiography. He's sweet, funny, humble, and absolutely refuses to say anything bad about anyone. I mean, you can tell when he didn't like something, but he was so nice about it. It was a good read, and I'm glad to know that he is just as nice as he seemed to my tween self.

[@christineharrison1111]

what an exciting performance! and great music...unforgettable!

[@leemcclements8889]

OMG...yes! Love Mr Frampton! Saw him a few years ago on a 70' cruise! So much fun! Caught his guitar pick!

[@sisterdebmac]

He's just awesome. SO MANY great songs. I was lucky enough to see him live 5 times... Omni 1979, Agora Ballroom 1981, Rumors 1982, Six Flags 1986, Center Stage 1996. Concerts just got too expensive. I did get backstage in 1996 though. He was so nice to us.

[@glendabaker8196]

I just love what you're doing I start my day everyday with you and a cup of coffee I'm 65 years old I love my music so it keeps me sane........ You're playing every single song I've ever loved. ☕🌻

[@blue-sc1se]

Frampton Comes Alive was one of the first 8 track tapes I bought when I got my first job back in 75. It never gets old.

[@laurenhuntsinger9170]

Thanks for the reminder of the energy in his music. Nothing but fun.............

[@MotivatingInspiration]

1977 Frampton, Skynyrd, Santana, Outlaws. Oakland Coliseum "A Day on the Green"

[@cheryljackson5659]

1976 Oakland Coliseum: Peter Framptom, Fleetwood Mac and Eddie Money! My first concert ever!

[@MotivatingInspiration]

@@cheryljackson5659 Nice. Never saw Fleetwood Mac but would have loved to. I saw Lindsey Buckingham by himself at the San Francisco Palace of Fine arts twice in early 2000s. Quaint venue and close to the stage seats. Also saw Eddie at a Freebee concert on the beach in Santa Cruz. Every song on Eddie Money's 1st album was great. The 1977 Day on the Green was my 1st concert as well. I was 16. Pretty hard to beat "A Day on the Green" in the afternoon at the Oakland Coliseum in those days. Imagine the Vietnam War had just ended a couple yrs earlier. Elvis passed in 77. Lynyrd Skynyrd's plane crashed a few months after I saw them in the summer of 77. Love the timelessness of Classic Rock n Roll songs/music. Was just listening to a Bob Seger playlist. I live in Chico CA. now. Staying healthy and still listening to the music.

[@joankisloski6972]

I was blessed to see Peter Frampton in the 90's

[@sheiladrucker6872]

Classic Rock my friend. Excellent!

[@JS-yd3ev]

Thanks, J, another great classic! My grandson turned me on to this video. Full disclosure, I told him I subscribed to your channel. His response: That Jamel is a cool guy and spreads the peace. No kidding. Keep doing what you do!

[@mj95b]

I used to loooove Peter Frampton; not just his music, but his smile and long, blonde curls. Something came on with him around '08 and my husband just laughed. "It is a good thing you're blind or you would be heartbroken now!" I told him "Whatever...I still love YOU even though you lost your blonde curls in your early 20s". It shut him up and we could settle down to listen to Frampton.

[@robinbeerman4726]

One of the most underrated guitarist.

[@darikmatters8866]

Frampton was the first concert I went to with friends and no adults in late 76 or early 77... great show..

[@robertmckinnon7245]

I believe that guitar he is playing went down in a plane crash, frampton was not on the plane, the guitar was recovered from the crash site,it was lost for decades, and recently returned to frampton

[@bigjay123]

I think o saw they were making some to sell.

[@NealStidham]

@@bigjay123 Yeah, Gibson has it on their website ($6999).

[@kennygregrich5375]

It’s a very interesting story: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5TKfoqnhb-AoZY

[@johnwriterpoet1783]

So what I gather. If you are in a plane that is going to crash, act like a guitar.

[@robertmckinnon7245]

@bean01 ok, it was borrowed for 32 yrs...lol...just glad he got it back from the person he lent it to..

[@lemhanback9595]

Aaaah the 70s the decade of musical diversity and inovation. Taking what was started in the 60s and moving it forward. Love it.

[@scottchapin2323]

Frampton is one of those rare artist that sounds better live than in the studio

[@gilliansnook5583]

Saw Frampton in concert when he was 17 playing with "The Herd" Listen to "from the Underworld" . Peter showed star potential even then.

[@indycustommade3568]

The talkbox king. I saw him in concert back in '79. The guy was amazing.

[@eaglez1901]

One of the first guitarists to utilize the triple humbucker setup. Gave an amazing sound. So clear

[@harrybalsamic1075]

Peter Frampton what a talent!!!

[@RJsStudio131]

Such an underrated guitar player and artist. One of the Best Selling albums of all time.....First Band at 16 (The Herd) Joined Humble Pie at 19 then went solo at 21... Saw him in 77 in Atlanta and rocked.......Quit tourin over a year ago due to muscle disease..Great Reaction.....Thanks

[@johnwriterpoet1783]

A masterpiece. Every second of the song was great. The crowd got a great performance that night.

[@charlenehumchitt9550]

What a great entertainer! Wow! Actually got the crowd moving!

[@timffitch]

Peter Frampton and David Bowie went to the same college and jammed together at times. They worked together several times over the years. Peter’s father, Owen Frampton was an art teacher at the college and was a huge inspiration for both of their careers. It must have been a magical time for them as many of the students from that time still keep in touch with each other to this day.

[@FatherOfStupidMeow]

Unbelievable how that crowd wasn't dancing everywhere. They of course didn't realize they were watching a legend.

[@anitamariaa]

I love when songs have "the tube", it makes Jamel so happy! ♥️🙂

[@sneakypheasant]

I got to see Peter in concert the summer of 2019. I never thought I'd get to see him live i mean the song came out in 1976 and I was born in 91. Dad showed me a lot of music growing up and is one of the ones that helped me start playing music. That concert was a spiritual experience

[@THEREALBONGMAN]

Takes me back...Love the guitar playing genius of Mr.Frampton. When I was a lil kid I remember my mom turning on the car radio in the 70s and you would without a doubt hear mr frampton doin his thing...Great memories. Love your channel...You truly appreciate the music you react to. Great to see you lite up when experiencing such talent. Keep up the goodness brother.

[@PromLesbian]

The most soul-filledl rock song!!

[@kevinkuckkan5102]

I’ve said it before, gotta say it again - so glad I grew up in 70s, Frampton Comes Alive was one of those seminal albums ya just had to have

[@markkappe1995]

What a treat that clip was. Thank you. Took me back to 5th grade... my cousin Carl, 6 years older, was my conduit for music I hadn't heard yet and this song makes me think of him.

[@joanfisher1079]

Frampton Comes Alive still holds the record for Best Sales of a Live Recording of all time. When this came out, nothing else touched it as the Record influenced so many artists to come and still does. Frampton is still great, still sounds great. His cover of Jumpin Jack Flash by the Stones is awesome on the recording since I know you often do originals vs. covers.

[@benjammin7729]

This is one of those songs that shows you what rock and roll is.

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

One of the most underrated players ever 🔥🔥🎸

[@matthewmurphy8872]

I got to see a much older Frampton a couple years ago in Saratoga Springs, NY (SPAC). Sounded even better. Spectacular show! Keep the music alive brother!

[@jasonremy1627]

Love this song. Frampton is a consummate performer. His combination of talent, charisma, and presence is unmatched.

[@howardgriffith71]

Frampton Comes Alive was my very first concert great memories in a great story behind that show it was incredible