PETER FRAMPTON MARATHON FIRST REACTION to The Lodger/ I Got My Eyes on You / Do you Feel Like We Do

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1. Track: The Lodger
Album: Wind of Change
Year of release: 1972
2. Track: I Got My Eyes on You
Album: Frampton's Camel
Year of release: 1973
3. Track: Do you Feel Like We Do
Album: Frampton Comes Alive
Year of release: 1976
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[@richeaton5752]

Still have my vinyl copy of Frampton's Camel. 50 years. SMH eta "Lines On My Face" from the live one is great, too!

[@tommack9395]

That's my favorite song on Frampton Comes Alive.

[@bendancar]

Yes, "Lines On My Face" might showcase his amazing guitar playing the best. While most of the other guitarists of that era were blues players, Frampton was really more like a jazz player in his voicing and feel. Great.

[@tommack9395]

@@bendancar You're dead on with that comment. The dynamics alone set the mood of the song, the phrasings are more modal and breath.

[@richeaton5752]

Peter Frampton - Lines On My Face (Live in Detroit) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIjIq2Ohfb6djpY

[@greybeard2280]

Always a pleasure to share the best music that I can muster up! Glad to see and hear your enjoyment Nick. Wonderful to be amongst you all once again! Looking forward to sponsoring great music for everyone.

[@rudolfbecker4313]

Good morning, welcome back. Are you willing to break the silence? I'm still convinced, this all has been caused by mis-translation/mis-interpretation of my critical words. I hope you've been doing well all through 2023. Greetings from your (former?) friend Rudi

[@greybeard2280]

@@kbrewski1 hey thanks for asking! I was out due to some health issues going on, but I've been lurking on the channel 😅. I'm in a much better place now.

[@toddgilleylen3438]

The greatest live song of all time!!!! 🤘🤘

[@ohfour-seven6228]

Thanks for giving Peter Frampton some love. I've been a fan since his Humble Pie days and consider his one of my top 5 guitarists of all time. His runs are never mechanical, always melodic. He's amazing. Not only was he a friend of George Harrison but he played on his All Things Must Pass album. And he had Ringo Starr playing on his Wind of Change album. He's definitely top tier. Great reaction, Nick!

[@davidhattman7649]

Ringo played drums on the Lodger :)

[@robertcussins2807]

Bob Mayo (RIP) was the second guitarist and also played keys. And I've said before, the solo and playing after the talkbox solo gives me goose bumps on my goose bumps that came during the talkbox solo.

[@joebarrera9741]

Ive always loved Peter Frampton ❤❤❤

[@dannyc8041]

More, MORE Frampton!! An underrated virtuoso!

[@uncletom618]

Ahh Nick! Truer words have never been spoken my friend when you said, “They captured something really special here.”. I believe that this is still the greatest selling live album of all time. Legend has it, that the guy who invented the talk box had only made two of them. One went to George Harrison, and the other to Joe Walsh. Peter was very close friends with George Harrison, who didnt use it much, if at all, so he gave his to Peter. And the rest, as they say, is history. And, I dont believe there were two guitars playing the intro riff. That was Bob Mayo on the Fender Rhodes Electric piano, and you can here it playing thru most of the song, though Mayo was his rhythm guitarist. You can see then side by side on the Midnight Special clips of “Show Me The Way”, and “Baby I Love Your Way”. Probably one of the finest live guitar solos of all time, up there with Nugent’s “Stranglehold”, of Page’s “Stairway To Heaven “. Pete’s a phenomenal guitarist, but he improvises every solo, so he never plays the same thing twice. For years Ive listened to Peter sing these songs from “Comes Alive”, and never hear those bits that I know by heart, note for note. But on the other hand, just because he didn’t recreate the original, the new one’s just as fucking good!

[@cindyp1033]

I have heard this countless times but I’m still struck by the genius of Peter Frampton ❤

[@Jfhelwig]

Super super underrated guitarist. One of the naturals

[@hasltisl]

Wow! Great reaction, and I can’t believe this is the first time you listened to Do You Feel Like I Do? When it hit the radio in the ‘70s, FM DJs were sick of the number of requests for this song. You could literally hear it at least once an hour across multiple stations 24 hours a day for weeks upon weeks. ❤

[@michaelgregoirejr688]

You should check out the live version of Do you feel like we do .On the midnight special.

[@stevecrisell108]

No Way, Compared To This Version Its Inferior .

[@mistersnitty7721]

Not a chance! No other recordings can capture the mood as this one does. Midnight Special pales in comparison.

[@brendanfromnz]

"Comes alive" is the greatest album never to be recorded on video. What a monumental oversight that was.

[@terraverlage6834]

Good news.❗❗.. Peter Frampton is on tour again. He plays this weekend March 16th 2024 in Windsor Ontario Canada and throughout the USA after that. If you have never seen him in concert before grab tickets now while you can... He is in his mid 70's so we may not have another opportunity. Known as one of or the very best guitarists ever .....he will absolutely imprint your mind with a memorable experience once you have seen him live. I had that opportunity back in 2011 while living in the USA for 5 years and it was definitely the highlight of my five years living there. Want more proof of his exceptional guitar status❓ Look him up playing "black hole sun" .... He kills it even hit in his 70's. Enjoy the concert ❗

[@mellotronin54]

Watch Rick Beato break down Feel like we do it is a revelation.

[@generoberts9151]

Frampton’s Album was on everyone’s list in the 70s. Just a master of the talk box. This tune never gets old.

[@bmac1205]

Frampton was an original member of Humble Pie with Steve Marriott. It always amazed me the difference between Frampton's solo band work from Humble Pie. 'Frampton Comes Alive' was a huge double live album back in the 70's. Frampton Comes Alive! is one of the best-selling live albums of all time. This was so odd as his previous 4 studio albums did not do well with only his fourth album breaking into the top 100 at 32. "Show Me the Way", "Baby, I Love Your Way", and "Do You Feel Like We Do" from Frampton Comes Alive were all over the radio and released as singles. Thanks @greybeard !!!! Rick Beato does an interesting interview with him.

[@shineon7641]

This was so good to hear again. Thank You and Thanks to Grey Beard as well. I saw Peter Frampton Live the very night before they recorded his Epic Album, "Frampton Comes Alive. I had no idea that they would be recording this on the very next night! Let me tell you, he had a way with the crowd, man. He'd raise his arms & everyone would Cheer & then he'd drop them & everyone would just stop. It was crazy good. By the way, Peter Frampton is on his very last tour Right Now. He evidently has some serious health issues which will preclude him from touring in the future. Kind of sad, all of these Magical Musicians are all starting to drop like flies. Well, I suppose it's time because they're all in their 70s + now, but it just hurts a bit... and there's no one to replace them either. Such is Life, huh? Anyway, remain Well & Happy too. Keep Smiling... Cheers...

[@fenderchamp8241]

Peter was involved in two of the BEST live albums. This, Comes Alive & Humble Pie Rockin' the Fillmore. I Don't Need No Doctor. A must!

[@christopheradams4418]

Frampton Comes Alive ( mainly this song but others from the album) was THE soundtrack to the summer of 1976. This was in a year that The Eagles released 2 albums ( Greatest Hits and Hotel California), Zepplin released Presence an Physical Graffiti was still fresh, Aerosmith Rocks, Nugents Stranglehold, and I could go on. But this song is the one that still reverberates through my head with memories of that Summer.

[@salsonny]

In the middle when the crowd starts cheering he's setting up talk box

[@canonfodder2068]

I got to see Peter Frampton live when he toured with David Bowie on the Glass Spider Tour in '87. I have always been a big fan of both. They knew each other as young men or teens so I would bet they had similar influences in their environment.

[@davidbentley145]

Thats the legendary Bob Mayo on the keys for "Feel"! Bob passed a few yrs into the early 2000's...He could play a guitar as well Peter I feel!You need to see what these two can do with dueling guitars in the awesome 99' "Live in Detroit" concert (on DVD)....Nick you won't be dissappointed! Ty for this brother...

[@BridgetteHalloran-bz1bg]

My older brother was a Humble Pie fan because of Peter, so of course when he packed up his pony and loaded his Sony and headed to the United States, Peter Frampton had composed enough material to duplicate a selection of songs to complete his live LP. One vinyl originally and a second album added by the request of his management team giving us a double live album. Prior to FCA, we wore the grooves out of those first four LP’s. When FCA was released it was a huge ‘WOW’ factor getting to hear the audiences contributions, however… Each versions of all the songs from the live versions contrasted with the studio versions gives us something differently. One of the particulars was giving up some of Peter’s extra nuances we hear in the studio. Many are probably nodding their heads and thinking to themselves; well yea, of course things can be edited to perfection in a studio setting, but I’m not talking about that. What we get from the studio are all the bells and whistles on a deeper level. Extra vocal nuances which are lost live. Being out there performing it and recording it live was indeed a very profound deliverance of Peter’s showmanship and talent, but then going back and listening to his studio renditions is where we feel the evocativeness of his depth of heart as he pours his soul into each piece. For instance the solo from ‘Don’t Fade Away’ is one that delivers intensity. That elongated held note that wavers on is where Mr. Framptons pain is translated! We can actually FEEL his sorrow. I beckon everyone to collect Peter’s work from that first album on because his sound changes over the years. His catalog has its own seasons as he emerges and transitions from then and NOW.

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

This is really fantastic that you finally found Frampton. He's so good. ❤

[@alexmarin4245]

Frampton Comes Alive! One of the best live albums ever! I agree with you in with your opinion about the crowd! PROBABLY BEST CROWD EVER! LEX SHOULD LISTEN TO THIS SONG WITH YOU THIS IN A NEW REACTION!

[@AdamConus]

Do You Feel Like We Do from Frampton Comes Alive is one of the greatest rock tracks of all time.

[@jeffwood32]

I saw him right after Frampton comes alive came out GREAT show!! He's a great Guitar and Piano player He's just flat out good! PS please check out the sales history of that album you'll absolutely be shocked 🤯 #1, it out charted some of the greatest albums out around that same time. If memory serves me right it knocked your band, Pink Floyd off the number one spot. I know you're busy but you'll absolutely be floored at how big he was, you couldn't turn the radio on and not here Him! I graduated in 1978 and I think it was the greatest time in Music history Thank you guys for all the work you put into your channel✌️ From a 64 year old fan

[@rubbersole79]

Back in the day, there were always lots of house parties going on. And many of us were keen on discovering new music in the stacks of wax in any given abode............ This was one of those albums that pretty much resided in the vast majority of party houses in those days. Nice to hear the torch being passed on............

[@uncletom618]

Thanks Greybeard!

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

I love Mr. Frampton. Fun Fact: When he's on the talk box, most people thought he said "I wanna Fu$k you", but he really said "I wanna Thank You". 😊 😂

[@particularlynothing]

Watch Rick Beato's interview with Peter

[@eileendobbs8009]

Baby I Love You Way is my favorite Frampton live song.

[@cindyp1033]

I was privileged to see him in concert on this tour with Gary Wright opening in 1976. Both were great! RIP Gary Wright

[@dmCurator]

Frampton Comes Alive is the one. It's all there.

[@larrygranat4456]

Great reaction! Thanks! Check out Peter playing with Humble Pie on the Live At The Fillmore album. It's awesome

[@tmznt]

Graybeard picks the best songs!

[@BrianR.]

Good one by Graybeard. Kudos and respect for the cool T-shirt Nick. Peter Frampton and David Bowie were friends since grade school, they grew up in the same neighbourhood. When Peter was going through a rough patch in his career in the early 90's, David Bowie hired him on as his touring lead guitarist to help him out. I was fortunate to be able to see Bowie on that tour in Montreal. What an amazing concert that was.

[@Matt..G]

This whole album is amazing! Some reactors have reacted to the video of Frampton doing this song on The Midnight Special. That’s good but nowhere near the vibe of this version. So glad you heard this and dug it!

[@williamjueschke9960]

One guitar (Peter) harmonizing with Bob Mayo on keys.

[@larryclark5422]

So long to get to Peter Frampton Live...well worth the wait

[@johndrx165]

Peter has always been great, but his tenure with Humble Pie is epic! Anything from Performance Live at Fillmore is off the charts.

[@winslow551]

One of my 3 favorite guitarists (Jeff Beck and Larry Carlton are the others). His melodic phrasing is second to none. Love his work in Humble Pie as well as his solo career post Humble Pie.

[@tomtortolani8082]

Wow, u never heard of Peter Frampton... "Frampton Comes Alive" is the best selling live album of all-time (the recording quality and musicianship are remarkable). This and Lynyrd Skynyrd "One More from the Road" were the two best live albums from the 70s. As I understand it, he and Bowie were long time pals.

[@laurakali6522]

I’d add J. Geils Blow Your Face Out and Bob Seger’s Live Bullet.

[@jimled50jl49]

Hi Nick I finally made it to this video I have been wanting to play. Love Peter Frampton and it is so good to see tracks from his studio albums are included in this marathon. At the time of "Frampton Comes Alive" it was difficult to get any studio albums where I lived, no record stores sold any, which was crazy concidering the live album was absolutely massive. I was able to order American Imports from a great record store that had only a few records in boxes on display, but claimed to be able to get you anything on vinyl....Turns out it was true, they could. His studio stuff is truly wonderful. I think the only surprise for me was the studio version of "Do you feel like we do" ? does not have any guitar voice box at all. His live concerts are brilliant on dvd. There is even a "Frampton Comes Alive 2" on dvd and is fantastic. He uses the voice box on yet another song "Can't Take That Away" which is as long as the solo on this. Of course "Show Me The Way" started it all as a hit single ... the solo on that is longer on the album version. This is so good. I hope we get more from Peter, who sadly is unable to perform any more due to a dabilitating illness. ... I hope you get to hear songs like "Lines on my face" & the affore mentioned "Can't take that away" .. Oh & "Fig Tree Bay" from "Wind of Change" is a beautiful song. In my youth it was not designer clothes that made you look cool ...It was what album you carried under your arm on your way to a mates house...and "Frampton Comes Alive" at the time was 'the' album to have. .... I wonder how many people noticed on "Do you feel like we do" ... The keyboard solo ... matches the guitar solo alot ? Loved this, thankyou ! Byee Jim X

[@mikevandenboom5958]

I seem to recall Peter saying in an interview that they arrived late to that gig and didn't have time to do a sound check before playing.

[@scottanderson8420]

Terrific request, and good to see and hear from you Greybeard ! Hard to believe nobody’s requested, Do we feel like we do live before such a Great recording. I wore that record completely out, listening to the great guitar solos. Classic track from the Doobie Brothers a blues, song, written by Sonny boy Williamson. Nice to watch your reaction to this Nick. Very entertaining selections. 👍👍

[@RockPowerUSA]

I think it was an awesome decision. I've been wanting to hear another first reaction or to that awesome version and someone who knew what they were talking about. Thanks. And your tips about the copywriting and Sony blocking and also encouraging with the veto. 😊 How did that turn out since it's been about 9 months. I just joined because of that song. 😊

[@robinbeerman4726]

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

[@alansmith7626]

That entire album is so worth checking out--- Great react! And,as always, can Never go wrong with Doobies!

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

Do you feel like we do is awesome.

[@grahamharley4895]

Always musically very competent and had a hard core of fans. But after early success, he never became mainstream.

[@davidhattman7649]

Peter and David Bowie were friends since childhood.

[@robdan4528]

When Frampton ran into financial issues after his peak in the 70's, David Bowie, called him up and convinced Peter to join his band on their tour.

[@keithrichman6918]

Great reaction! Lex would lose her mind to this song!

[@jazzmaan707]

Peter Frampton took over the airwaves with his Live Album, when it came out. Yes, he could play that guitar. To me, it's the best live Album I have ever heard, and in my over 400 Album collection, I don't have a better Live Album, that I can think of. Although, I do have a Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush: Live Album, that is also great, which is hard rock, and just not as "pop" sounding as Peter's Live album.

[@davidrold9770]

Nice stuff Greybeard. Nick it was fun watching you through that whole So You Feel Like We Do, especially when he started using the talk box. You know what's crazy is, as long as that song is. It's still played a lot today on classic rock stations, in it's intiredity. A long with four other songs. Show Me The Way, All I Want To Be (Is By Your Side), Baby I Love Your Way & Lines On My Face. It's one of the greatest & biggest selling live albums ever Nick, Frampton was also in the band Humble Pie before going solo. They was a great band with another great live album also. You should check out their version of I Don't Need No Doctor live, that kills also. Also Nick, he did an album & a tour with Bowie. I forget what the album was called right now. But there was a killer song from that album called Time Will Crawl Fun marathon Nick

[@-R.Gray-]

Peter Frampton was diagnosed with inclusion-body myositis, an incurable neurodegenerative disease in 2018, which was effecting his walking and playing. He had his farewell tour 4 years ago, playing sitting down, but he has amazed his doctors by maintaining his ability to play guitar through doing rehab, and did his "Never say Never" tour this year. Before this live album, Joe Walsh used the talk box on "Rocky Mountain Way", and you saw the video of Jeff Beck using that similar Bag unit in 1974, but this 1976 Frampton album was the one that introduced the talk box to a wider audience. For one of the origins of the talk box see the video "Alvino Rey plays "St. Louis Blues" with Stringy the talking steel guitar" - a movie clip from 1944.

[@dannyc8041]

Check out LIVE IN DETROIT. Stellar musicianship and audio engineering. Best live DVD EVER!

[@akabkcaj]

Wish you would go back where it was you and Les reviewing one song at a time.

[@magirusdeutzjupiter2234]

Thanks Nick, a great pick. My brother picked this album up when it 1st came about, he was a merchant sea man, so this is the stuff he would of been listening to sailing the 7 seas and I am sure it would of helped him through a lot. Could you do some Steve Hillage live..thanks!

[@marcbenjamin9436]

This song was the first widespread exposure of the talk box. It was 1975 and it seemed revolutionary. Others used it, but this song made it popular.

[@paulcarfantan6688]

Nick, you and your wife have to listen to Pendragon`s song "Masters of illusion", the studio version. It`s a thirteen minute song with different melodies in succession, very much like "Supper`s Ready" and it ends with a mind-blowing electric guitar solo that is as good as anything ever played by Hackett, Howe, Gilmour or Rothery. A solo simply out of this world. You won`t be disappointed by it.

[@allengator1914]

Thanks, "The Lodger" has always been one of my favorite Frampton songs and it never seems to get any attention from reactors. Peter Frampton was also in the band Humble Pie before his solo career.

[@johnnorman7180]

Lines on my face and I wanna go to the sun. Jumping jack flash. That album is amazing. Try his version of Black Hole Sun.

[@jeffwood32]

Do You Feel Like I (We) Do, wow by the end of this song you couldn't see the stag lol

[@ciceroribeiro3248]

Frampton master on talk box

[@juanitadiemer64]

You should watch the video !! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@rudolfbecker4313]

One of the bestselling live albums of all times the estimated sales of Frampton Comes Alive is 20 million ... in the 70s almost every rock fan had it 🤘 It also was #1 in the Billboard Top 100 in 1976 for 10 weeks ... very unusual for a live album..... to compare : Led Zeppelin's The song remains the same sold less than 10 millions and never was #1 in the US

[@mellotronin54]

He went to school with Bowie.

[@tommack9395]

Peter Frampton always tended to mix scales... for instance take a D blues scale and mix it with D dorian mode.

[@AntonioSanchez-td6bk]

Seguro que has escuchado "SHOW ME THE WAY", "BABY, l LOVE YOUR WAY" o "I´M IN YOU" por pe´liculas o por sintonías de publicidad. Su album "COMES ALIVE ! " es uno de los mejores albums grabados en vivo de la historia de la música. Saludos

[@stephencaruso760]

Keyboard was clavinet

[@tomtortolani8082]

Yes, more Doobies. You have to add "Slack Key Soquel Rag" to your filler list!

[@allengator1914]

That will take up 2 minutes of his time.

[@kerrywyles1207]

Not two guitars, just kickers keyboard. 😊

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

People that make their voice with a computer can't perform live... Because they can't sing😊