Peter Frampton - Do You Feel Like We Do Midnight Special 1975 | Rock Reaction!!

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[@myownchannel247]

Man I gotta tell ya the truth wif no hate. If you haven’t heard this song from the Frampton Comes Alive album, you haven’t heard it yet ✌️

[@mikevandenboom5958]

What he said!!!

[@charlesm9929]

Ditto

[@ClearlyBlissful]

Yes. I just said it too.

[@johnrogan9729]

Yeah it’s def the best version.

[@MIchigan-Savage]

This!

[@paulf4802]

And this is live. No auto tune; no retakes; no BS!

[@jamessquair6829]

I agree - it could use some digital pitch correction. Then - it could sound just like everything else

[@davebrau]

Hearing that talk box for the first time in the seventies was mind-blowing!

[@harriotteworthington3147]

It was signature Frampton. We were all, “Say Wutt??!?!?”

[@elingrome5853]

I think floyd used it b4 on animals... but yes, this was iconic

[@carolmatlock7035]

Just another reason to be glad you are a boomer. We have had 50_60 years to listen to the best, and most creative music.

[@markkaminski2416]

Carol , Ain't it the truth! We were fortunate to grow up in such a great time.

[@ceceliavoss9174]

Happy boomer here, and I agree with you. It was an amazing time to be young.

[@donturnock5176]

Yep there were nights we had to decide which concert we were going to. Even the mediocre stuff would blow away what there is now.

[@FadedRose62]

Love being a boomer😊

[@kraig7777]

We got to enjoy those years plus we get to enjoy now where we can listen to virtually anything we want to anytime we want to via streaming, plus they're making vinyl records again! Not to mention these great KZbin reaction videos.

[@lalardh9976]

Peter Frampton comes alive. Album.. the best. Listen to that version too

[@jefferydobbyn7097]

My thoughts exactly. Go right now and listen to this song in Frampton Comes Alive. As good as this version is that version is exponentially better.....

[@brianopp7595]

BEST LUVE ALBIM EVER

[@williamdemerchant7295]

Show Me The Way on the FCA album would make a good Polo reaction. It also has a (shorter) talk box section.

[@DogFish-NZ]

I feel like you do 🍻

[@ricksurratt9034]

For sure

[@marytriolo3869]

Midnight Special was one of the few ways you could hear and see your fave musicians without actually going to a concert! Taking me back to my misspent youth 👵🤭🤣

[@gigicostlow4414]

I loved that show.

[@jazzy19001]

If you were listening to this - it wasn't misspent 😊

[@Fangs4DaMemories]

Side note: Peter Frampton's father was David Bowie's art teacher in (high) school. Other side note: I had the great privilege to see Peter at his second to last stop of his Farewell Tour. Absolutely phenomenal!!!

[@peardrop61]

This is what we watched on Friday nights on TV. The Midnight Special. The next best thing if you couldn't get to a concert.

[@tacocanada1888]

and don kirshners rock concert on saturday nights :)

[@lavendergal2508]

Oh my gosh you are so right. I forgot all about that. Wow, thanks for that reminder. Love love love this.

[@rogerdaly6326]

​@@tacocanada1888 You beat me to it !

[@samanthanickson6478]

what’s the one on pbs? austin city limits? it’s still going strong.

[@irvingnarvaez3385]

Don kirshner's Rock Concert.

[@sfbayareagirl]

This was from a double live album in the 70s , Frampton Comes Alive. It was sooo good, literally every teen and young adult in the country bought it. Broke records for double and live albums. And most of us hadn’t even heard of him before this! This launched Frampton into the stratosphere and they basically backed the Brinks truck up to his front door.

[@jen_alanfromchicago53]

Just picked this album up (used) Saturday morning, conveniently the albums are side 1/4 and 2/3 for near continuous listening enjoyment

[@nicholasthomas3635]

Yep. Polo, go back sometime & do the live album version. Loud. It will go into heavy rotation w/your daily driver.

[@mr.knowitall6440]

From what I gather, he then lost all of that money, and had to start all over. Glad he made it. 🤘😎

[@stevenewcomer8837]

I had his debut album on 8-Track. I used to listen to it while driving a tractor on our farm. It was pretty laidback on the studio album. His music was made to be performed live.

[@marlew6629]

@@mr.knowitall6440 Yup that is true.

[@Loops25]

Oooo, “Baby, I Love Your Way” 🎧🎼

[@pamstuckey8349]

This is the song I would recommend

[@Loops25]

@@pamstuckey8349 Me also!

[@marleneobstnash5517]

My favorite Frampton song! I was fortunate to see him in concert in 1982. Fantastic show!

[@kathiek4239]

Yes he had bangs and we loved him! Today he’s completely bald but still has that gorgeous face&smile. 🥰

[@AgingDrummerBoy-ly1js]

He's not bald, he just shaves what he has left!✌️❤️

[@janfitzgerald3615]

That was a common style in the mid-seventies, it looks like all the members of the band have them too.

[@b1jou123]

I was fan-girling on Frampton at 15 and my sweet precious dad, rest his soul, took me and my best friend on a trip to D.C. to see his concert. First concert I ever attended. My dad even sat a few rows from us so as not to 'embarass' us. We had a blast and I'll never forget that trip❤

[@gregroberts8240]

one helluva dad you had! ❤

[@b1jou123]

​@@gregroberts8240 Yes he was! The absolute best.

[@Matt..G]

“Frampton Comes Alive” Since its debut in 1976, Still one of my favorite albums of all time. *currently Peter Frampton is on the ballot for induction to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

[@williamdemerchant7295]

A sin that he isn't in it already.

[@vernhoke7730]

Actually came out in January 1976, my senior year in high school, bought it 48 years ago.

[@Oldschoolnana]

Well it took 50 years for The Moody Blues to get in. Not surprising.😢

[@nunwalksinabar]

Great reaction! In the 70’s, radio disc jockeys would play this when they needed a bathroom break or to run to 7-11 to get a beer. It would still be playing when they got back.

[@kathiek4239]

When a girl in my 7th grade class got this album, we all went to her house after school to listen to it. A bunch of tweens sitting around in her basement fawning over the album cover 😍 and listening to the record. That’s how we listened to music in the old days. 😉

[@marleneobstnash5517]

Same here. This was our Junior year in HS when my friend got Frampton's album and we planned to listen to it on a Friday night in her basement. So we got a few friends together, some food and drinks and had a listening party. We did this often with many favorite artists - Fleetwood Mac, the Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, Queen - the list goes on and on! Too many fantastic artists in this era!

[@jjalanj7318]

This was one of those albums everyone owned in 1975. Always loved this song. The whole album is great.

[@KarenAppleby-jl1cx]

I still have mine.

[@reddoxx4754]

Other than the fact that it came out in early 1976...

[@NavySeal2k]

Polo: The guitar playing is may favorite part of the video. Frampton: Hold my beer!

[@irishgrl]

This song live in concert was groundbreaking! I’m always impressed with how happy he looks while performing 🥰

[@steveullrich7737]

Yeah me too, he just looks so happy performing.

[@larrybremer4930]

He looks stoned to me, but also for sure having fun. This song is like Edgar Winter's Frankenstein, a live jam session.

[@johnalbert7526]

He still looks happy jamming, the man hasn't stopped. One of the greats.

[@michaelmoslak2975]

This song is TIMELESS! What ever happened to music??

[@Vazzini42]

Attention spans went into the toilet and middle manager money men controlled who got any exposure. Frampton was a session player and workhorse.

[@allengator1914]

Before he went solo, Peter Frampton was in one of the first "Supergroups" Humble Pie. It was formed by members of the bands Small Faces (Steve Marriot), The Herd (Peter Frampton) and Spooky Tooth (Greg Ridley). You should check out their song "30 Days In The Hole"

[@bobcorbin3294]

Rockin The Fillmore one of the best live albums ever."I don't need no doctor"!

[@KennyCamaro2364]

Frampton is not on 30 days. He left after live at the Fillmore.

[@dianerodriguez1650]

I seen Frampton and few times with Humble Pie(check out album "Smokin") and with Frampton's Camels. And he's still not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!!!!!! He's a great guitarist and over all talent.

[@TS-ef2gv]

And just like that, it's the summer of '76 and I'm 16 all over again

[@pattieturtle4451]

This was a time trip for me. I’m 73 so all the songs you hear for the first time I’ve been listening to for 50 years or more. I thought to myself oh I can’t wait til he does the voice sqwak box. Your face did not disappoint. Thanks for this.

[@judesmom7269]

13 years old sitting my back yard and the neighbor starts blasting this! I was hooked

[@SeniorCharry]

This is a good live recording, but not the one I would’ve chosen. The recording they put on the album is GOAT.

[@bridgittetirman2645]

Frampton was my first musical love. My best friend’s older brother and sister saw him on the Frampton Comes Alive tour, sitting front row center. At one point he wiped his face off with a towel and threw it into the audience and my friend’s brother caught it. We used to take it from its place in one of his drawers and squeal, “It has his sweat on it!” He was the biggest star in the world at 24. And he deserved to be. 😊

[@russelljackman1413]

Peter was 25 here, and he is still going strong and touring to this very day.

[@ms.rlsteele351]

And he has an unusual medical condition that will eventually keep him from playing guitar.

[@pixxz4737]

He'd make that guitar talk in his solos. Midnight Special was a great show too.😊

[@cA7up]

Frampton comes alive 🎸🎙🎤

[@lisadiscovers9159]

Arguably one of the best guitarists ever! ❤

[@DogFish-NZ]

I definitely feel like you do 🍻

[@kjsfl386]

@@DogFish-NZlol

[@Contation]

Love Frampton. He always looks like he's having his best life when he's on stage.

[@keithyoung7065]

If you want to hear a tremendous guitar solo, listen to " Lines on my face" from his iconic..... " Frampton comes alive" album.

[@steveullrich7737]

The supossed reason why the talk box wasn't used that much is that it's difficult to learn and get it just right however Peter is considered the King of th talk box! You should do more of Peter as he has lots of great songs.

[@seandobson6221]

The ONLY way to listen to Frampton is live! The man makes his music talk baby!

[@knarf_on_a_bike]

That was a voicebox thing was called a Heil Talkbox, and Frampton was probably the best ever at using it. He used it extensively on Frampton Comes Alive (the double live album this song is from), and otherwise, we was (and still is) truly a great guitarist. Another great reaction!

[@rogerdaly6326]

Frampton used a Heil Talkbox not a Vocoder , theres a video on YT with him explaining how he uses it.

[@timpwhit]

Joe Walsh was also very adept at using a talk box in Rocky Mountain Way.

[@mikelundquist4596]

The Heil talk box was also used by Jeff Beck and Joe Perry.

[@knarf_on_a_bike]

@rogerdaly6326 you are right and I stand corrected. I shall amend my post accordingly. A Vocorder is a completely different thing. Thanks for setting me straight.

[@michaelfoster5577]

Peter also designed and built his own voice box - marketed as the “Framptone”! A very underrated guitarist and musician. He began as the vocalist and guitarist in the Herd at the age of 16.

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

I actually watched that showing of The Midnight Special live. Needless to say everyone was blown away. Great watching it with you. As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.

[@damogranheart5521]

Frampton played guitar for David Bowie on his 'Glass Spider' tour!

[@Van1973Auken]

I gotta tell you, Brother. Being a little kid back in the '70s and hearing this, we were like, "What kind of witchcraft is this?" I didn't know what the hell was going on. Awesome reaction. I dig it!

[@vinniemoran7362]

Listen to the album version. It achieves a rare state of grace! This one pales next to it. * Note: the album version is also a live performance. :))

[@36karpatoruski]

In those days if the artist asked the audience this question, you can be absolutely certain EVERYONE did. Yes indeed.

[@michaeltimothy70]

Frampton! Talent across the board in that band. A stellar performance!!

[@scottfaucher5412]

Owe YEAH, Peter was in his PRIME in the 70's. He STARTED the phenomenon that is LIVE ALBUMS ie, "FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE" FIRST LIVE ALBUM RECORDED . . . He's a Pioneer in his own Right & a HELLAVA MUSICIAN! Your's Truly Gen X Woman Mom and Wife 🕊️

[@davidhowe5415]

He performs with such joy. And a really special guitar style, no one else plays like him.

[@royhanbury5730]

frampton comes alive is the only album you need from him best versions of best songs and the audience makes it magic

[@gpal86]

When an artist the caliber of Helen Reddy introduces you, yes, you have arrived.

[@jdbroders64]

Peter Frampton is just pure talent and brilliance. I was privileged to see him live back in the day and he and the concert was amazing. Live shows were different back then. They were experiences that you just don't see now.

[@rnrweb1968]

Peter never got the credit he deserved in my opinion!! True soulful performance ❤ Love to see you enjoying it!!

[@colibri1]

Other hit songs besides Zapp and Roger that featured talkboxes include Joe Walsh's "Rocky Mountain Way" (1973), Rufus's "Tell Me Something Good" (1973), Herbie Hancock's "Doin' It" (1976), and Foxy's "Get Off" and "Hot Number" (both 1979).

[@allengray5748]

RUFUS! Singer Chaka Khan!! Great stuff! ☮️

[@skwervin1]

Listen to Frampton comes alive for the best version... he always has a smile on his face and is still as hot today as he was back then!!!! A big part of my youth!

[@dopeymark]

One of the first records I purchased with my own money. Frampton Comes Alive!

[@LeslieNicole]

Me too!

[@cliffwheeler7357]

Peter Frampton will be touring the UK during the spring of 2024. He’s seventy three now but still performing. He is also one of the nominees for The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year (2024)

[@lavendergal2508]

I don’t know of any musicians in the last 20 years, and couldn’t even hold a candle next to this kind of music

[@buckeyelax9567]

I grew up on this song! Brilliant. Makes you realize just how bad music is today.

[@dianerodriguez1650]

Amen to that

[@edcrayzys]

one of the most under rated guitar players of all time

[@tombanaski3251]

Frampton is considered one of the top (and sadly most underrated) guitar players in all of classic rock.

[@harleygal420]

One of the best rock album/song out of the 70's!

[@timpwhit]

This song, along with Stairway To Heaven, were ubiquitous in the 70's on FM radio. For a few years, you couldn't listen to any rock station for as little as 30 minutes without one or the other being played.

[@allengray5748]

PETER FRAMPTON!!?? Darn right hit the like!! Gots to agree with the comment masses. You should listen to the Frampton Comes Alive version. You will understand the why for the Cry!! On that same album; SHOW ME THE WAY and BABY I LOVE YOUR WAY!!!! 🗣️ MARCO!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎

[@beachbumsailordude]

FUN FACT: Peter played guitar on a number of tracks on George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass" album and wasn't credited at the time but eventually his contribution the classic record would become known.

[@Goob1956]

Saw Humble Pie with Robin Trower opening. One of the best concerts in the early 70’s.

[@mitziesanders9840]

One of the nicest artists of his time. Great guy.

[@alfredlandesman5165]

Peter Frampton is considered a HOF guitarist. Early on Frampton did session work with; George Harrison, Harry Nilsson, Jerry Lee Lewis, and John Entwistle's. During a recording session with George Harrison at Abbey Road Studios in London in 1970, he was introduced to the "talk box" which become his trademark guitar effects.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

HEARD THIS SONG DOZENS OF TIMES...STILL CRANK IT IN MY CAR!!!👍🏼👍🏼🎸🎸👍🏼👍🏼🎸🎸❤

[@f.antoneaccuardi7376]

Three words; Frampton Comes Alive. Still one of if not the most best selling live album of all time, and top ten double albums all time. “Do you fell like we Do” is, well, you tell me!

[@rstokes9630]

Love this music...70s rules in music ❤

[@karleneblaser1261]

AND...everyone remember...this was almost 50 yrs ago!! I was 16 and in total awe!

[@zwierzchnik]

Peter Frampton proves my youth WASN'T misspent! I was listening to GREAT music! Thanks, Polo❣️

[@michaelearly8097]

Frampton was one of the guitar players in the band Humble Pie, before going solo.

[@laurajohnson9206]

I was rocking it back then and I'm still rocking it 😎

[@timpafundi6321]

This dude is LEGEND. Epitome of a 70’s rock god. Dude played in Humble Pie, which is another band you should check out if you haven’t already ✌️☮️

[@MOJones-mq1nq]

Love @PeterFrampton! Be sure to vote for him daily: 2024 Rock N Roll Hall of Fame!🎸Go Frampton!

[@beckyward6650]

Teenager of the 70s and I grew up listening to Peter Frampton.♥️

[@wendymcinnis5937]

"Baby I love Your Way"...one of his best songs!

[@leephilips8950]

Frampton comes alive is a MUST!

[@DeborahThurmond]

I saw Frampton in concert several times back in the day. We saw him not too long ago and he was still amazing. He did the whole concert, talking to the audience just like he was sitting in there living room. Just a genuinely nice guy. Yep, he had bangs back then, now he has not much hair at all, but he still rocks. His son was touring with him.

[@davidmalarkey1302]

One of the best live performers of his generation.

[@kitkat186]

This song takes me back to 14 it is as good as ever, still ageless. Our generation had the best music ever, musicians blew our minds with their talent. Going to a concert was an experience we didn't need gimmicks or scantily glad dancers it was the music, and nothing but the music.😊

[@quintondees4501]

He was enormous in the 70s

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

FRAMPTON LIVE! WAS TOP TEN BEST LIVE CONCERT EVER!!!! FRAMPTON WAS PRETTY N HUMBLE PIE, THEN WENT SOLO. HE GOT IN ACCIDENT AND BROKE ARMS AND HANDS. TOOK HIM LONG TIME TO RELEARN GUITAR!!🎸🎸🎸❤

[@jackh1672]

Peter Frampton ! Guitar player with Steve Marriott in the band "Humble Pie" Just a kid who loved to rock. Llive at the Fillmore is killer! Played guitar on Bowies tour in the 80sb Well respected player the music industry.

[@neilcox7879]

Hi Polo, Framton Comes Alive was one of the biggest albums in 76. I think I must have played the grooves off the vinyl LP. I was 22 then and this album along with George Benson live in LA were two fabulous releases. Cheers, Neil

[@jimnicosia5934]

I saw him live at Saratoga Springs.

[@Dianne-warrior]

One of the many bands i saw in my youth in southern California. I'm 70 now and this music always takes me back, back to the late 60's and early 70's.

[@Jude_196]

Frampton always felt like a musical Smorgasboard to me!! EVERYTHING in the MIX: and ALL SO GOOD!!! Thanks, Polo!!!

[@jonchilds1116]

Sure brings back high school days, thanks 😊

[@jodysunflower]

One of the best concerts ever!!!! Still have the shirt lol

[@Cris-ux9tq]

He is among the nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year. Go the the website and vote if you like to see him inducted!

[@wonderfullife7555]

Frampton made the guitar talk!!

[@carladale9462]

Frampton Comes Alive Tour, Anaheim Stadium - best concert ever - we were standing in the first tier and when the opening riff of Do You Feel started everyone in the stadium was standing up. By the middle of the song we could feel the concrete tier rocking - best memory of my teenage years!

[@radbanshee4508]

I remember playing Frampton Comes Alive album came out when I was 13. That was a great time for music. Rock, Motown, and Country will never be better than that period in time.

[@chrisnicol1644]

In 1976, Frampton Comes Alive was like the biggest album on the planet... And you can still get the remastered CD 48 years later.... And yes, I did get to see him in 1976...

[@TheDivayenta]

He was the first to perform with a talk box this way. He’s playing the guitar thru that thing! ❤

[@edbertoli1]

Frampton IS the man, but Joe Walsh did the talk box before him. Rocky Mountain Way 1973.

[@saltysunflower]

Enjoyed your reaction to Frampton! Another great artist you may want to consider is Robert Palmer with his trilogy of Sailin Shoes-Hey Julia-Sneakin Salley Through The Alley. A classic and funky.

[@carolynluckas1219]

Peter Frampton was amazing. Music of my youth.

[@jaredfleischer8966]

i have seen Peter many times, truly a special person, and so talented...

[@rickfortier8664]

Peter Frampton rose to prominence as a member of the rock bands The Herd and Humble Pie before going solo. Still producing music and touring as of last year.

[@lavendergal2508]

Oh my gosh, it was so absolutely fascinated and enamored with Peter Frampton when I was a teenager. Wow this brings back memories. He was just cute as a button.

[@markoliver630]

Frampton Comes alive is one of the top selling albums of all time. We wore this out in high school.

[@williamkleeberg751]

Oh man That was the song of that summer, it was the live version. Lots of live versions during that time. Party city Party city

[@squirehobbs6754]

Saw him 1974 Indy he opened for Edgar Winter with the great Rick Derringer and Dan Hartman, a terrific night indeed.

[@RichardinNC1]

As others have mentioned, this performance is great to watch but the definitive version of Do You Feel Like We Do is off the Frampton Come Alive album from 1976. One of the best selling live albums of all time. I wore out the 8-track of it. I finally saw Frampton live in 2013. He still had it and rocked the house. And still did the talk box. PS: With a crew cut these days, you wouldn’t recognize him…. PPS: He thought the black guitar (a 1954 custom Les Paul) was lost and destroyed in a plane crash but it ended up on the black market. Someone bought it, recognized it and returned it to Peter Frampton some 30 years later!!