Me too. My sister was a little bit older than me and bought the album and all her girlfriends were completely in love with Peter Frampton and I was just a little bit too young to get it but oh my god that man was so talented and sexy.
Diesel, classic rock is the main course on any table and sets the standard for most music today, however we've lost that good writing, riffs, harmony, and so on that we enjoyed back in the day.
That's actually a good thing, 'cos the kids today couldn't handle the '70's.....Hell, I couldn't handle them, but at least they warmed us up for the 80's
Frampton was a struggling artist when the live double album, Frampton Comes Alive, was released and exploded him into stardom. It's one of the most unlikely success stories imaginable as he'd released 4 studio records prior to this that achieved very modest sales. This live album was on the Billboard charts for 4 months before it hit number one but then stayed there for a staggering total of 10 weeks. All 3 singles from the record made the top 15 including this song. It was the best selling album of 1976.
Yeh, it was sort of weird. Frampton was obviously talented and a wonderful guitarist. That’s not really the debate. The wonderment came when he broke out. It was just a moment in time. He caught a wave. It was just a “thing.” For a while, Frampton just caught fire. Now? It’s hard to think about the mid 70s without thinking about Frampton.
@@rodciferri9626 Well it had good company. It got where I didn't want to hear most of Fleetwood Mac's Rumors for a long time either. Looking at the way people listen to music today, with streaming services and such, it's hard to remember how much radio ruled back in the day.
@@telynns8490 Agreed. It's hard to believe how densely packed with outstanding music the air waves were back in the '70s. If your song received radio play in the '70s, it was a damn good one - it was perhaps the most competitive decade in popular music history!
I was just a kid in the 1970s, but I know that this album was HUGE back then. All of my friends' older teenage siblings had it in their collections. And Hotel California. And all of the Led Zeppelin albums.
64 year old teenager here....flaming one up (B.C bud) and reminiscing.Hard to believe so many younger people don't know our music and so cool that some people like you get introduced and are introducing other young people to the old vibes. Cheers All !
@@markmoil3012 I'm on the down side of 56, and I love love love seeing these. I kinda know how my Daddy felt when he played Nat King Cole for me and I loved it!
The shows that made up this live album were unfortunately not filmed. Though if Frampton ever gets to tour again, he of course still does this song. He's an amazing player and a hell of a nice guy.
@ted ritola Omg, ted! Couldn't have said bette, even if I spent a whole week trying. The '70s was such a golden age for music. Carry on.......💌 Class.of '75.
My mother used to play this on her 8 tracks when I was a little girl. She was a total hippie. Peter, Janis, Jimi and Alice cooper, all 8 track tape. ❤️😊
Dam I'd give the whole world, hell I'd give the entire universe to be able to go back to that time. Thank you for sharing you're thoughts on the kind of music that was hip to us back then, I still love it
This has nothing to do with autotune (which didn't even exist until the late 1990s). The effect he's using is more like a vocoder (which did exist already in the 1940s).
@@joehorton01 Nice. But you also wrote "This song is probably the reason"... I'd never heard of Peter Framton, but still spended the last 45 years using and listening to vocoders and all other kinds of analog musical effects. We live in different bubbles.
This guy had the world in his hands with this album and tour. Enjoy the ride...catch the lyrics...fun! 🎼🎶🎸🤘😎Great song first thing in the morning....nice.....there’s much more from this guy.....live is the best, you hear why right? You never know when a guitar solo is gonna go sideways but not to worry.....he brings the band back in and finishes the song like a rock star.🤘 Gotta see the golden throat in a live video, it’s brilliant! 😎😊🔥
Talk box...I actually saw this concert tour back in '76. Went out the next day and bought the double album. Great concert. 3 Acts....Elvin Bishop (If my memory serves me right) Gary Wright, and Frampton. What a great time. We had some awesome music....
Check the live video from the Midnight Special and you can see him using the talk box. It's a guitar box with a tube connected to it next to the microphone.
This song and that talk box were a part of the first day I ever smoked herb, the tradition continues!! This kind of music makes the sun shine a little brighter, especially with the herbal additive!! Your joy is infectious sir!
The biggest album of 1976. Everyone was playing this song...and Loving it. Frampton is still a great guitarist. This sounds best on a stereo with huge speakers and full blast. AMAZING!!!!!! After watching this reaction, I need to go power up my old Pioneer and blast this song out! Great reaction. Loved it.
Back in the day, everyone and their mom had this album. When you went to someone’s house, if they invited you to, one of the first things you wanted to do was to flip through their record collection to see how cool or uncool they were. There was about 4 or 5 albums that everyone had. This was one of them. I mean it was Everywhere! This song in particular is about being high. You’ll see, or to be more accurate, you’ll hear. Peace, Phil
Omg, epic. All the girls were in love with him. Total babe. And literally everyone had this album. Check out his live performance of this on Midnight Special from like 1978.
Hard to believe but you've literally played the entire soundtrack of my life over these many months. Been fun to hear some classics and get your take on them as well as the present day stuff. As always,I appreciate all that you do man ✌️
High school days, riding around in an LTD smoking & playing this on an 8 track top volume! 🤘🏼🎶🔥 More Pink Floyd please! “Sorrow” and “Comfortably Numb” love from the Pulse Tour 1994 - not sad/sentimental! 🤗❤️
OMG... takes me back 30yrs and listening to this on our record player with my dad. Good times.. Peter F was the best thing I had ever heard then and it is up there still... now. Luv ya from New Zealand xx
Frampton Comes Alive 1977 Seattle Kingdome.. Me and best friend spent two days camped in line to get our spots at the stage front. Won a meet and great from local station KZOK for our giant hand painted concert banner (a drawing of Frampton) If you search Frampton Kingdome 81 you can see us in the concert footage) Still one of my fave concerts of all time! HEY, if anyone that partied with us in the vicinity of that banner sees this, hollar at me :)
I saw him live in Florida and was unbelievable concert! It was playing everywhere Live on the radio too.. So much fun we had growing up in the 70s! Yes!! Nothing like it!
Peter Frampton was famous for utilizing what was called a "Talk Box." Roger Troutman used the same thing. It was a tube hooked up to a small speaker inside a box. The guitar plays thru that speaker. With the tube in his mouth, next to a mic, whatever shape his mouth made, it would reflect the sound going into the mic like singing. It was a really cool effect at the time, but it was already done in the 50s on a lap steel guitar.
The way the talk box works, basically, is that it synthesizes the voice and guitar together. The trick is you have to sing the same note you're playing on your guitar. It's a very specific skill. That's why the audience gets so excited when he starts soloing with it.
crazy azz sht on a reaction that early in the morn a freaking car hits the neighbors house talk about a buzz kill ... one of the best reactions ive seen just for that reason you cant make this up ....
We played the shit out of this album when it came out. That billow of smoke from you reminded me that back in the 70's there were no bags checked so we took flasks of wine and doobies into all the concerts.
Grew up on this album. I was 7 y/o when it was released. The old 'joke' about this song is that it was the one the radio d.j.'s used to put on when they needed a potty-break...and still had enough time to refill their coffee, before they had to be back in the broadcasting booth. 😁
My first concert ever, in Chicago 1977...still a fan to this day!!!....seen him again in Chicago 2019....still as good today as back in the day.....❤️❤️......✌️❤️
He later went on to play lead guitar for David Bowie on his serious moonlight tour, I had the fortune to see the tour in Buffalo and it was PHENOMENAL, he still played great!
On the list of most epic guitar solos ever. Blessed to have grown up with this music. Waiting for Frampton to drop the hammer and the "mind blown" reaction that follows...
Proud Frampton Groupie from the way back, Just love him. Amazing talent, amazing guy. You must see this one live! Its called a talk box, its a tube in his moth and he and guitar give you the sound.
Weaboo reacted to this song almost 2 years ago.He started with a bad cold, by the end of the vid his cold was gone ;) Also made a comment about girls throwing thier bras up on stage. Extra thumbs up for the person driving the white suv👍
Just turned 74 years old 2 days ago. I LOVE your show. Wish I knew you when I was your age! You entertain the HE'LL out of me. You are THE BEST! Don't stop!
Man, imagine seeing this kind of great music LIVE. My parents were living it up. I’ve always been the child that said I wish I had been born in a time where in the late 60s and 70s would’ve been my teenage years..but I was a 90s teen..and the 90s were cool too! But, damn..listen to this! 💚
Over the years there are 3 albums that i must have owned about 8 copies of in my life time ...either because they got lost,stolen,broke...Frampton comes alive is one of those albums ...the other two are Meatloaf bat out of hell and The Eagles greatest hits
That's a hell of a wake up,, 6 feet either way different story,, Great reactions though,, Congrats on 47K,, Frampton is still on my playlist 40 + years later
Oh you takin me back with this one. So many great memories hearing this song. My sister and me, two little black girls growing up and rocking out in the ghetto. So many memories.
Want to hear something off the wall ? Find (on TH-cam) a band called The Move (the precursor to E.L.O ) from the album Looking On some of the songs Turkish Tram Conductor Blues,Feel Too Good,Brontosauros , are just some of the cool songs on the album .Check it out man...and doubt very much it will get taken down (too old and obscure) Cheers from Canada
I love this reaction Video! I been watching ur channel for a good minute now and I just want to tell you that based on the (new to you) music you end up digging and the way you react to it…I can tell for sure that you are my kind of people!!! And my kind of people are DOPE and BEAUTIFUL and MAGICAL…despite the fact that we can be a little bit weird and a little bit awkward sometimes. Always be you and “stay golden Ponyboy”…bc ur awesome bro!!! Ur reactions lighten my mood just like Frampton lightened yours! And I appreciate it bc life is tough sometimes. Stay up!
That is another difference between then and now, back then there would have been kids outside playing in the yard and riding bikes and someone always had music playin😎😎 As i was writing this, In The Summertime by Mongo Jerry popped into my head lol. Stay safe😷
Wish I could have seen Frampton in the 70's. It wasn't until mid 90's that I finally went to a concert in Canada. What an amazing night. He only got better with age.
It was almost required for every teen to own this album in the 70’s. And the truck in the house? Not funny but kind of is, ya know? Happened last year on my street. Thank goodness no one was hurt.
Hell YEAH best reaction video ! This is a mood lifter for sure!!! Next time your feeling down brah just do the LIVE reaction to this song, we'll all be back for it promise! And for those of you who care - you need to see Frampton sing "I get high with a little help from my friends"! in the Beatles Sgt. Pepper movie with the Bee Gees whaaaa. Awesome stuff PEACE
Peter Frampton is using a device called a "talk box". It is a device that is hooked up to the microphone and an electrified musical instrument, to help distort the voice when the person is singing. It has been around since at least the 1950s. Country music steel guitarist Pete Drake used one in the early-1960s. Joe Walsh used a talk box on one of his solo recordings. Jeff Beck has used one before, and Motley Crue used one for their song, "Kickstart My Heart". There is a Peter Frampton TV performance on "The Midnight Special" on NBC in 1975, where Frampton is seen using a talk box on stage for this song.
Sadly I wasn't born till 1977 and it would be few more years before I could fully appreciate Frampton, but my favorite memory of this song was just the pure joy on my parents, aunts, n uncles faces when introducing this band/passing this song on to the next generation. I still see their faces every time I here it, and it's like hearing it for the first time every time. Gosh, I'm 45 now, my parents are climbing up in their 60's, and now I'm catching the joy of watching people discover their them for the first time. I can see why they loved sharing it with us so much.💜 You have to see it live, btw. I never fully understood what he was doing till I saw it in action. Makes the song even amazing! I promise.
Ok, here is one I’ve requested a few times but I haven’t seen anyone do it. Check ouut “Tell Me Something Good” by Rufus and Chaka Kahn. (Khan?) and do the Remastered one where they’re playing at a small festival. So cool and a great song from the 70s. I thought of it bc they use a voice box, too. Killer good song. You’ll keel over and die watching Chaka Khan. Hottt.
@@sfbayareagirl to be honest I wish it was the first time I heard it, kinda makes me jealous that people are experiencing this great music for the first time.
Hey ...did you know Peter Frampton played with Humble Pie...one of my all time favorite song...30 days in the hole...you have to hear this song...it's 👍
The day of my mom's funeral was a sad and somber occasion. 500 of her family, friends and co-workers filled the pews and aisles. A standing room only sendoff for a very much loved, respected and beautiful Italian woman. During a keyboard solo in the middle of a hymn, with tears streaming down my cheeks, I turned completely around to face my cousin. In my best British accent I blurted out, "Bob Mayo on the key boooards....Bob Mayo" That section, all Peter Frampton fans erupted in laughter. Even after 15 years have passed, people thank me for bringing some laughter into a sad room. Laughter, simply the best medicine ever!
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You crack me up....smokin a doob with the pOlice sitting right outside listenin' to Frampton on the LOUD speakers....love you guy!
Right?...like the 70's all over again
@@twhitten828 just a regular Friday night lol
Looked like Detroit East side if I’ve ever seen it
I do it all the time!
I know right..I would love to smoke out with him and listen to some great oldies!
Bro you NEED to watch this live...it’s a talk box but you can’t appreciate it until you see it👍🔥🔥
I was there, in person. Like 15 feet away from them. Freaking. Awesome.
@@hjpalm wow im 51 never had a chance
@@hjpalm Just wow .. very fortunate ❣️
I was 18. At the auditorium in Lubbock Texas. 1981.
Link?
I was a kid in the 70's. This song was EVERYWHERE!
YES I Can hear why , 70s EAR CANDY
Yes it was😁👏👏
Me too. My sister was a little bit older than me and bought the album and all her girlfriends were completely in love with Peter Frampton and I was just a little bit too young to get it but oh my god that man was so talented and sexy.
Me too. I definitely remember this song as a child in the 70s.
"First song of the day.." Before 7am starting off with Peter Frampton. Welcome to the 70s!! Love your videos!
That tall box tho. Such a great song the live performance is a long video but worth it
Even one got a copy in the mail in the suburbs-Wayne’s World 😜🤣🤣😎
The 70's will never be duplicated and that's a sad fact.
Be thankful that they existed in the first place, as nothing is ever guaranteed....
Diesel, classic rock is the main course on any table and sets the standard for most music today, however we've lost that good writing, riffs, harmony, and so on that we enjoyed back in the day.
One advantage of growing up in the 1960's was being able to see all the great bands LIVE in their prime
That's actually a good thing, 'cos the kids today couldn't handle the '70's.....Hell, I couldn't handle them, but at least they warmed us up for the 80's
Ain’t that the truth!!!
You know it's great when you appreciate a song even more, 40 years later.
Was waiting for you to see him start on his talk box. 😁
AMEN to that!
@@gingerhuff5667 he's so damn underappreciated.
@@Eowyn187 Yes he is, such a shame. We've got to start suggesting more artist like Frampton.
@@gingerhuff5667 I'd love to see him react to A7X *Little Bit Of Heaven* 😃 that'd be so cool.
@@Eowyn187 He'd flip! I'd love to see it to
Frampton was a struggling artist when the live double album, Frampton Comes Alive, was released and exploded him into stardom. It's one of the most unlikely success stories imaginable as he'd released 4 studio records prior to this that achieved very modest sales. This live album was on the Billboard charts for 4 months before it hit number one but then stayed there for a staggering total of 10 weeks. All 3 singles from the record made the top 15 including this song. It was the best selling album of 1976.
Yeh, it was sort of weird. Frampton was obviously talented and a wonderful guitarist. That’s not really the debate. The wonderment came when he broke out. It was just a moment in time. He caught a wave. It was just a “thing.” For a while, Frampton just caught fire. Now? It’s hard to think about the mid 70s without thinking about Frampton.
Humble Pie the Bee Gees The Herd & David Bowie.
Hardly struggling.
@@devinhood7340 His work with Bowie and the Bee Gees came after Frampton Comes Alive made him a star.
Most good musicians are "struggling" like that their whole lives, though.
(Pop is an exception, where you can make it big.)
Everyone had this album & Rumours by Fleetwood Mac
There was a time when I never wanted to hear this song again. It was played SO FREAKING MUCH. But luckily time heals and I can enjoy this again.
Sorry you had to suffer through that. Personally, I'm one of the ones who loved it every time it was played on the radio back in the day!
@@rodciferri9626 Well it had good company. It got where I didn't want to hear most of Fleetwood Mac's Rumors for a long time either. Looking at the way people listen to music today, with streaming services and such, it's hard to remember how much radio ruled back in the day.
@@telynns8490 Agreed. It's hard to believe how densely packed with outstanding music the air waves were back in the '70s. If your song received radio play in the '70s, it was a damn good one - it was perhaps the most competitive decade in popular music history!
My song was "Joy To The World" by Three Dog Night. Every 3 minutes: "Jeremiah was a bull frog!"🐸
@@sassymessmess9110 Was a good friend of mine!
You should watch it live! He’s making his guitar talk bro. He’s playing the guitar and using a talk box.
Damn this brings back the memories of my teenage years ripping a J chillin.....love your reactions brother!!!!!.....
I was just a kid in the 1970s, but I know that this album was HUGE back then. All of my friends' older teenage siblings had it in their collections. And Hotel California. And all of the Led Zeppelin albums.
64 year old teenager here....flaming one up (B.C bud) and reminiscing.Hard to believe so many younger people don't know our music and so cool that some people like you get introduced and are introducing other young people to the old vibes. Cheers All !
@@markmoil3012 I'm on the down side of 56, and I love love love seeing these. I kinda know how my Daddy felt when he played Nat King Cole for me and I loved it!
Been there done that
Should find a good live version and watch how it actually does it. Mindblowing
Yeah, I thought that's what this was going to be.
The shows that made up this live album were unfortunately not filmed. Though if Frampton ever gets to tour again, he of course still does this song. He's an amazing player and a hell of a nice guy.
@@Putaspellonyou There is a live video - just not from this venue. It is just as amazing.
@ted ritola Omg, ted! Couldn't have said bette, even if I spent a whole week trying. The '70s was such a golden age for music. Carry on.......💌
Class.of '75.
@ted ritola somehow my reply to you, went to general comments. Oops.
Never too early for Frampton!!!!🎵🎼🎶🥁🎤🎹🤘🤘🤘🤘
My mother used to play this on her 8 tracks when I was a little girl. She was a total hippie. Peter, Janis, Jimi and Alice cooper, all 8 track tape. ❤️😊
i have an 8 track of alice also
On 8 track or cassette. That's all you heard in 76 on tv.
Rad! My mom had an 8 track in her Chevy Pinto...that car was an evil piece of work though!
@@amytrumbull156 Almost as bad as an AMC Pacer!! My first car was a 76 Honda civic. They're collectors items now. I bought Framptons tribute Les Paul.
Dam I'd give the whole world, hell I'd give the entire universe to be able to go back to that time. Thank you for sharing you're thoughts on the kind of music that was hip to us back then, I still love it
Peter and David Bowie both born and lived 5 miles from me in S E London. Both went to the same Art College and his Dad taught Bowie "Art"...lol
Me too
Gotta watch the actual performance man
This song is probably the reason auto tune is even popular these days. This song is 1000 times better than the bullshit ppl make today
This has nothing to do with autotune (which didn't even exist until the late 1990s).
The effect he's using is more like a vocoder (which did exist already in the 1940s).
@@herrbonk3635 i know what a talkbox is buddy. Im saying this type of music probably influenced auto tune
@@joehorton01 Nice. But you also wrote "This song is probably the reason"...
I'd never heard of Peter Framton, but still spended the last 45 years using and listening to vocoders and all other kinds of analog musical effects. We live in different bubbles.
Yes indeed 😍👍
@@herrbonk3635 ITS ACTULLY CALLED 70s Masterful Talent
This guy had the world in his hands with this album and tour. Enjoy the ride...catch the lyrics...fun! 🎼🎶🎸🤘😎Great song first thing in the morning....nice.....there’s much more from this guy.....live is the best, you hear why right? You never know when a guitar solo is gonna go sideways but not to worry.....he brings the band back in and finishes the song like a rock star.🤘
Gotta see the golden throat in a live video, it’s brilliant! 😎😊🔥
I must have played this a thousand times in the summer of 76. He is still around
In Nashville.
Talk box...I actually saw this concert tour back in '76. Went out the next day and bought the double album. Great concert. 3 Acts....Elvin Bishop (If my memory serves me right) Gary Wright, and Frampton. What a great time. We had some awesome music....
we that grew up durin this time period are so musically blessed from every angle...
lol my memory, I try to remember just who I saw in the 70's
No one should ever go through life without hearing this song among a few others . Just amazing musicians
PS it's called a talk box.
Analogue autotune for guitars... :D
A talk box is correct, but he tweeked his for different sounds and called it the "Framptone"
50k subs getting close man! Keep up the grind and we’ll see you hit 100k. You deserve it because.. IT’S BRILLIANT!
He's at 149k now!😎
203 thousand now
at 8:07 when it breaks down and that cloud of smoke comes at the camera was too damn perfect
IKR? esp as it was the state of the entire Winterland crowd
Check the live video from the Midnight Special and you can see him using the talk box. It's a guitar box with a tube connected to it next to the microphone.
Agreed! 💯 Gotta see the Midnight Special performance‼
Yesss! I just said the same. I mean, you could skip through it it to th voice box part at least. But it’s fun to watch him play and sing, too.
omg, i agree......that was awesome !!
Mississippi kid No doubt!
This album was and probably still is the biggest selling live album of all time. Over 8 million sold in the US alone.
Over 16 or 18 million worldwide
And yes it's still the biggest selling live album Ever
Still have my mothers album.
This song and that talk box were a part of the first day I ever smoked herb, the tradition continues!! This kind of music makes the sun shine a little brighter, especially with the herbal additive!!
Your joy is infectious sir!
That,and a drink
And music like this
I'm Good to go
The biggest album of 1976. Everyone was playing this song...and Loving it. Frampton is still a great guitarist. This sounds best on a stereo with huge speakers and full blast. AMAZING!!!!!! After watching this reaction, I need to go power up my old Pioneer and blast this song out! Great reaction. Loved it.
Back in the day, everyone and their mom had this album. When you went to someone’s house, if they invited you to, one of the first things you wanted to do was to flip through their record collection to see how cool or uncool they were. There was about 4 or 5 albums that everyone had. This was one of them. I mean it was Everywhere! This song in particular is about being high. You’ll see, or to be more accurate, you’ll hear. Peace, Phil
Along with Gordon Lightfoot the wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald.
Yes... we feel like he does!!!
Omg, epic. All the girls were in love with him. Total babe. And literally everyone had this album. Check out his live performance of this on Midnight Special from like 1978.
Hard to believe but you've literally played the entire soundtrack of my life over these many months. Been fun to hear some classics and get your take on them as well as the present day stuff. As always,I appreciate all that you do man ✌️
Rock thanks man I appreciate the love
High school days, riding around in an LTD smoking & playing this on an 8 track top volume! 🤘🏼🎶🔥
More Pink Floyd please! “Sorrow” and “Comfortably Numb” love from the Pulse Tour 1994 - not sad/sentimental! 🤗❤️
OMG... takes me back 30yrs and listening to this on our record player with my dad. Good times.. Peter F was the best thing I had ever heard then and it is up there still... now. Luv ya from New Zealand xx
They called it a "Talk Box." and we tripped on it then, too. I have totally subscribed, dude. You're walking me down memory lane, and I'm loving it.
Frampton Comes Alive 1977 Seattle Kingdome..
Me and best friend spent two days camped in line to get our spots at the stage front.
Won a meet and great from local station KZOK for our giant hand painted concert banner (a drawing of Frampton)
If you search Frampton Kingdome 81 you can see us in the concert footage)
Still one of my fave concerts of all time!
HEY, if anyone that partied with us in the vicinity of that banner sees this, hollar at me :)
I'm old enough to remember when this came out. It was huge at the time.
Yay!! This album was everything when I was in high school. Everybody had it! Glad you liked it!
Every woman who was aware of Peter Frampton at that time was totally in love with him when he came out! Such a talented, gorgeous, sexy guy.
"FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE"!!!!!!
AAAHHH.......,my teen years....!!!!
An album we all wore out and had to buy at least twice ITS that freaking AWESOME 💥💥😁
Frampton was my 1st concert back in 1978, I was 12. Love him, you do need to see this live.
Muddy Waters once said if the blues had a baby..it would be Rockin 🎸 Roll😎😎😁
This just changed my whole day and its just noon! THANK YOU. good VIBES, TEARS, and CHILLS! I feel HIGH! SO GLAD I HEARD IT FOR THE 1ST TIME WITH YOU
Back in the day, EVERYONE had this album.
I still have it. Original vinyl
💃❤️🌹
Omg!! Loved your reaction!!! It still gets me!! Been a die hard Frampton fan since '78!! He's the sh*t!!! Thank you for listening!!!!!
when this came out in the 70's that summer all through my neighborhood on the weekends this album would be playing LOUD everywhere .
Love hangover from his audience. Do you feel like we do? Loving the communication from the crowd. Loving playing his music. C'mon, let's do it again!
My favorite part was when you smiled and said I knew you were coming back! Love it!
I saw him live in Florida and was unbelievable concert! It was playing everywhere Live on the radio too.. So much fun we had growing up in the 70s! Yes!! Nothing like it!
Peter Frampton was famous for utilizing what was called a "Talk Box." Roger Troutman used the same thing. It was a tube hooked up to a small speaker inside a box. The guitar plays thru that speaker. With the tube in his mouth, next to a mic, whatever shape his mouth made, it would reflect the sound going into the mic like singing. It was a really cool effect at the time, but it was already done in the 50s on a lap steel guitar.
The way the talk box works, basically, is that it synthesizes the voice and guitar together. The trick is you have to sing the same note you're playing on your guitar. It's a very specific skill. That's why the audience gets so excited when he starts soloing with it.
The 70’s was my era of music. I was a kid with older siblings. I heard it all!
Sooo great! Never get tired of this gem !!
Its a talkbox hooked up to the mic, and he's playing it through the Guitar. Roger played it through his Keyboard.
The talk box of Frampton, Classic.
Double album pinned to my wall as a kid. 🖤🖤🖤🖤
And I had the CD sleeve pinned to mine early 90’s as a kid
My very first concert was in 1977. I saw Peter Frampton at the height of his popularity. I was 14 and had a major crush on him! It was a great time!!
crazy azz sht on a reaction that early in the morn a freaking car hits the neighbors house talk about a buzz kill ... one of the best reactions ive seen just for that reason you cant make this up ....
I had the Honor and Pleasure of seeing Mr. Peter Frampton play Live in 2019... Absolutely Mind Blowing
frampton comes alive is one of the top selling albums ever. "show me the way" is an even bigger hit from this album.
I always liked I Wanna Go To The Sun
Whoever ran into the neighbors house was feeling like Peter did 😆
We played the shit out of this album when it came out. That billow of smoke from you reminded me that back in the 70's there were no bags checked so we took flasks of wine and doobies into all the concerts.
It's not just a music reaction, it's live, the neighborhood news too! Awesome !
Grew up on this album. I was 7 y/o when it was released.
The old 'joke' about this song is that it was the one the radio d.j.'s used to put on when they needed a potty-break...and still had enough time to refill their coffee, before they had to be back in the broadcasting booth. 😁
By far the best reaction!!! ....im so blessed to take all 3 of my kids and my mom to see him 2019 i will always treasure that memory!
The pigs were saying "don't walk away." Then he goes on to say hide the loot and hide the bag... yeah. You can't trust the po po
My first concert ever, in Chicago 1977...still a fan to this day!!!....seen him again in Chicago 2019....still as good today as back in the day.....❤️❤️......✌️❤️
He later went on to play lead guitar for David Bowie on his serious moonlight tour, I had the fortune to see the tour in Buffalo and it was PHENOMENAL, he still played great!
He still plays great today
Peter Frampton was my first concert I went to back in the 70's! It was awesome!
There was no auto tune back then. Loved your reaction to a really great song.
On the list of most epic guitar solos ever. Blessed to have grown up with this music. Waiting for Frampton to drop the hammer and the "mind blown" reaction that follows...
When this album came out I was a teenager and in junior high and everyone had this album -- Amazing Party's 😎
Proud Frampton Groupie from the way back, Just love him. Amazing talent, amazing guy. You must see this one live! Its called a talk box, its a tube in his moth and he and guitar give you the sound.
Weaboo reacted to this song almost 2 years ago.He started with a bad cold, by the end of the vid his cold was gone ;) Also made a comment about girls throwing thier bras up on stage. Extra thumbs up for the person driving the white suv👍
Just turned 74 years old 2 days ago. I LOVE your show. Wish I knew you when I was your age! You entertain the HE'LL out of me. You are THE BEST! Don't stop!
Lol, everyone had this album. I'm pretty sure it came to everyone with their phonebooks.
Man, imagine seeing this kind of great music LIVE. My parents were living it up. I’ve always been the child that said I wish I had been born in a time where in the late 60s and 70s would’ve been my teenage years..but I was a 90s teen..and the 90s were cool too! But, damn..listen to this! 💚
Same
A ticket for the show would have been around 10 bucks back then.
Over the years there are 3 albums that i must have owned about 8 copies of in my life time ...either because they got lost,stolen,broke...Frampton comes alive is one of those albums ...the other two are Meatloaf bat out of hell and The Eagles greatest hits
Great performance by Frampton and you!
i find im smoking way more bud from watching your videos.
Smokin at 6:40 am keeps the neighbors alive lol
That's a hell of a wake up,, 6 feet either way different story,, Great reactions though,, Congrats on 47K,, Frampton is still on my playlist 40 + years later
Thanks so much🙂
@ted ritola I'm 53.. The 70s. Early 80s were Amazing😄👋✌💨
@@MrVideo123 I think you'd love Children of the Sun by Billy Thorpe.. Hope you enjoy😄👋✌💨
Grew up listening to Peter Frampton...he’s the best!!!
A very underrated guitar player
Oh you takin me back with this one. So many great memories hearing this song. My sister and me, two little black girls growing up and rocking out in the ghetto. So many memories.
Want to hear something off the wall ? Find (on TH-cam) a band called The Move (the precursor to E.L.O ) from the album Looking On some of the songs Turkish Tram Conductor Blues,Feel Too Good,Brontosauros , are just some of the cool songs on the album .Check it out man...and doubt very much it will get taken down (too old and obscure) Cheers from Canada
I love this reaction Video! I been watching ur channel for a good minute now and I just want to tell you that based on the (new to you) music you end up digging and the way you react to it…I can tell for sure that you are my kind of people!!! And my kind of people are DOPE and BEAUTIFUL and MAGICAL…despite the fact that we can be a little bit weird and a little bit awkward sometimes. Always be you and “stay golden Ponyboy”…bc ur awesome bro!!! Ur reactions lighten my mood just like Frampton lightened yours! And I appreciate it bc life is tough sometimes. Stay up!
It sucks that someone ran into your neighbors house-and your yard-I'm just glad that you're all okay.
That is another difference between then and now, back then there would have been kids outside playing in the yard and riding bikes and someone always had music playin😎😎 As i was writing this, In The Summertime by Mongo Jerry popped into my head lol. Stay safe😷
Saw Frampton LIVE in 1976, Tucson AZ, for thos Album tour. Blown away then, blown away in 2021.
This is some good music 🎶 👌 👏 🙌 💯 👍
Wish I could have seen Frampton in the 70's. It wasn't until mid 90's that I finally went to a concert in Canada. What an amazing night. He only got better with age.
It was almost required for every teen to own this album in the 70’s.
And the truck in the house? Not funny but kind of is, ya know? Happened last year on my street. Thank goodness no one was hurt.
Frampton Comes Alive & Rumours were in EVERYONE's collection when they came out
Hell YEAH best reaction video ! This is a mood lifter for sure!!! Next time your feeling down brah just do the LIVE reaction to this song, we'll all be back for it promise! And for those of you who care - you need to see Frampton sing "I get high with a little help from my friends"! in the Beatles Sgt. Pepper movie with the Bee Gees whaaaa. Awesome stuff PEACE
"They used to hand out this single with samples of tide" =Wayne's world hahahah
Peter Frampton is using a device called a "talk box". It is a device that is hooked up to the microphone and an electrified musical instrument, to help distort the voice when the person is singing. It has been around since at least the 1950s. Country music steel guitarist Pete Drake used one in the early-1960s. Joe Walsh used a talk box on one of his solo recordings. Jeff Beck has used one before, and Motley Crue used one for their song, "Kickstart My Heart". There is a Peter Frampton TV performance on "The Midnight Special" on NBC in 1975, where Frampton is seen using a talk box on stage for this song.
We don't feel like your neighbors do.. thankfully.
Sadly I wasn't born till 1977 and it would be few more years before I could fully appreciate Frampton, but my favorite memory of this song was just the pure joy on my parents, aunts, n uncles faces when introducing this band/passing this song on to the next generation. I still see their faces every time I here it, and it's like hearing it for the first time every time. Gosh, I'm 45 now, my parents are climbing up in their 60's, and now I'm catching the joy of watching people discover their them for the first time. I can see why they loved sharing it with us so much.💜
You have to see it live, btw. I never fully understood what he was doing till I saw it in action. Makes the song even amazing! I promise.
Ok, here is one I’ve requested a few times but I haven’t seen anyone do it. Check ouut “Tell Me Something Good” by Rufus and Chaka Kahn. (Khan?) and do the Remastered one where they’re playing at a small festival. So cool and a great song from the 70s. I thought of it bc they use a voice box, too. Killer good song. You’ll keel over and die watching Chaka Khan. Hottt.
that tune is funky as hell: great song!
macon bacon cool, you listened? Yeahhhh, isn’t it awesome?
absolutely loved that tune forever.
macon bacon 😎 I thought maybe it was the first time you’d heard it from the link I posted : ).
@@sfbayareagirl to be honest I wish it was the first time I heard it, kinda makes me jealous that people are experiencing this great music for the first time.
Hey ...did you know Peter Frampton played with Humble Pie...one of my all time favorite song...30 days in the hole...you have to hear this song...it's 👍
I hope no one was hurt. And that the driver had insurance
Was that blood on the car?? 😬
The day of my mom's funeral was a sad and somber occasion. 500 of her family, friends and co-workers filled the pews and aisles. A standing room only sendoff for a very much loved, respected and beautiful Italian woman. During a keyboard solo in the middle of a hymn, with tears streaming down my cheeks, I turned completely around to face my cousin. In my best British accent I blurted out, "Bob Mayo on the key boooards....Bob Mayo"
That section, all Peter Frampton fans erupted in laughter. Even after 15 years have passed, people thank me for bringing some laughter into a sad room.
Laughter, simply the best medicine ever!