Peter Frampton Talks About Writing "Do You Feel Like We Do"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มี.ค. 2024
- In this clip, Peter Frampton describes how he and his band came up with the song "Do You Feel Like We Do", and gives a rundown of his iconic Gibson Les Paul.
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Peter always comes across as a warm, gentle, genuine person! 🥰🥰🍷🍷🎸🎸
…aren’t all full-time musicians blessed with this virtue?
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Groupies HATED having sex with him....
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I've heard the story of his guitar many times. I NEVER get tired of hearing it.
Guitar Player magazine did piece on him in 1982 or ‘83 where discussed the loss of all of his equipment in a plane. It is a great story how he got it back.
When your solos are so good new songs can be made from its parts.
Seriously!!🎸
His clean tone sounds absolutely incredible through my speakers
Fresh out of HS in 1976, as his Alive album is all over radio, I joined a popular, working cover band from west PA, playing a mix of dance, pop and rock covers. The lead guitarist, Steve Schuffert (very talented, do a search), was a huge Humble Pie, Frampton fan, so we played a number of tracks, including Do You Feel Like We Do, complete with talkbox solo. It was often the night's highlight.
Right on 🎸🎼
He looks great for going on 73. Great interview. Wore that album out back in the day.
I think he'll be 74 on April 22nd.
I looked at him and said to myself “wow, I remember when he was young and had such great hair” Then I had to think hard to remember. I was once young and had great hair! 😊
@@MrUltraworldEven better!
@@Bob3519 me 2😂
Yeah, he's aged well.@@rexvisitor44
Not only a very very talented man, but also such a nice guy! Frampton is a class act!
He truly is and I hope he gets inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame this year. Are you voting for him?
“Fell like we do” was the best live concert performance ever. I still like listening to it.
My youth, Comes Alive, Great album still played in my car🙂👍
Peter Frampton is the real deal....what a cool guy and a legend.
Frampton Comes Alive was so big for us. Peter opened for Yes in Philly in 77. With Gary Wright. Opened our minds forever.
Back in like 2000 or mid-2001, I heard some cool music coming out of a Borders Books on Broadway (near Wall St.). I walk in and see Frampton's full band performing up in the balcony. He had some shows coming up in NYC that week. Oh what a great surprise that was !
WOW! What are the chances? You won the music lottery that day!!!!
@@RJ-go3sn another time I walked around the corner to Wall St and George Benson was performing with his full band. Full stage with piano, etc. Anything can happen in NY.
Rick is getting absolutely the greatest music artists of all time on his show...good stuff!!!
What a nice humble (pie) person
Good one!!!
Special mention to the late Bob Heil.
Friend of Peter, and creator of his talk box.
RIP Bob
Loved Frampton then and now! What a gifted man!
Saw him live in Cincinnati back around the mid-70’s. Great show he put on!
What a classy, humble person. Peter is one of a kind and an inspiration to so many people.
Got this album when it was released in January of 76, 16 years old and in my ride wearing this out...Summer of 76 was Frampton comes Alive and Aerosmith Rocks And Led Zep Presence...a summer I'll never forget ☀️
Gotta love the amazing Mr. Frampton! 🎸🥰
The ending guitar solo on the Live version (after he finishes using the talk box) is absolutely magic, love hearing it to this day.
Oh man This song reminds me of my childhood!
One of my fav Rock songs of all time.
One of the greatest songs of all time. One of the very few that gives me chills EVERY SINGLE TIME. Hard to believe it took a bunch of guys to sift through his tape to find the lick, otherwise it may have been lost. Who knows how many other priceless works of art have been lost because it wasn't caught like this one was.
Rick another great look at an iconic musician and instrument! Congratulations on 4 Million Subs!
After the first humble pie album in America (their 3rd) lp Peter Frampton became a favorite guitarist of mine! Then the rockin the Fillmore album came out and he was supernova from then on!!!! Love you guys!! 🙏
Rockin' The Filmore is a masterpiece and will forever be my favorite live album. I remember being a young lad playing it and staring at all the cool pictures in the album feeling like I was there. It was a special part of my musical journey growing up. I remember when I first heard "I don't need no doctor" blasting out of my brothers room the first time thinking how cool whoever it was I was hearing was and when I got to hear the rest of it wow. Four Day Creep, I'm Ready, Stone Cold Fever ect love it. Steve and Peter's guitar work, Steve Peter and Greg all switching off lead vocals on "I'm Ready" just love it such a great album. Only problem for me after that being my introduction to the band was after that none of the studio albums could ever compare to it for me. I later got the first album Rock On and Smokin' but nothing studio could ever compare to the power and energy of "Filmore" !
Awesome RB2🎸《☆》Pete's a True Showman🎵I've seen his shows in Giant Colluseums & Small Auditoriums. He delivered every time✌🏼😎☯️
Frampton Comes Alive, one of my all time favorite albums! Started with an 8-track that I wore out back in the day. Finally saw Frampton live in 2013. Sounded as good as ever. They recorded the concert and I bought a digital copy. Play it all the time even today. Such an underrated guitarist!
0:18 - Saw Frampton's Camel open for SLADE at Majestic Theatre in Dallas June of 1973. GREAT show in front of maybe 1500 kids...Dude performed at least two or three songs of that album LIVE for the next 40 years..."Lines on My Face" was the best song to me in his entire career...
That Les Paul is iconic, being photographed on the covers of Frampton and Frampton Comes Alive!
Love Framp--what a great guy and phenomenal guitarist (not to mention composer/singer). I was lucky enough to see him in the mid-70s and again with Bowie. Keep on rockin'!
Peter looks like he is doing Really well after his diagnosis. Thank goodness !
First concert i ever went to with friends. 15 years old. Frampton, 1978, capital centre, Landover, MD
I actually love this channel more Rick than your first one. Love the interviews with LEGENDS. I almost met Peter in 1977 at the Pontiac Siverdome in Mi. Mom was a big ad woman and was in the press booth and I walked in AFTER Peter left. I was 13. I still regret a little as you can tell. But I don’t regret J Geils, Steve Miller, and Peter Frampton being my 2nd concert. 1st was Kiss Destroyer at Cobo Hall.
Good news❗ Frampton is on tour again. Playing this weekend March 16, 2024 in Windsor Ontario Canada & then throughout USA. Incredible off the charts guitarist/musician. Seeing him live in USA in 2011..... It was THE highlight of my 5 yrs living in USA. Don't miss what "could be" the last chance to see this famous Frampton - live❗😃
In my eleventh grade English class we used used to have album demos every couple of weeks or so, and I remember being the "coolest fuck around" for playing Frampton Comes Alive for the class. I was already working on how to play Do You Feel ar the time. "Bob Mayo on keyboards, Bob Mayo."🕶
Such an iconic riff that changed music. We may never see a live album impact music the way Frampton comes Alive did again!
Peter Frampton, Gary, Wright, and Yes where are my first concert ever. June 12, 1976 at JFK in Philly with 130,000 other fans. It was a hell of a first concert, I was 15 years old.
Love the old creative, spontaneous players. Wonderful, human.
A fabulous musician who is also a great entertainer. His shows really are a lot of fun. His music was an essential element of my high school years.
So cool. My fave song of his is "I Wanna Go to the Sun". Great to find he actually wrote the piano part. Just great.
Pete was straight in a zone back then solo wise, the light stayed on a long time, a long time . . .
3 chords, 2 chord bridge , and soulfull lead playing . Guitar was king back then . Thirty days in the hole baby.. a great player that survived the mayhem of 70s rock debauchery.
What a class act! I love this story, and Mr. Frampton!
One of the most underappreciated rock musicians of all time.
Please vote for him daily at rock & roll hall of fame.
THIS GUY IS THE BEST. I FILMED AN INTERVIEW WITH PETER A WHILE BACK AND HE WAS SO GRACIOUS
So happy to see you interview Frampton, this song is rock genius!
I've always wanted a guitar like that, for no particular practical reason.
0:18 - Saw Frampton's Camel open for SLADE at Majestic Theatre in Dallas June of 1973. GREAT show in front of maybe 1500 kids...Dude performed at least two or three songs of that album LIVE for the next 40 years..."Lines on My Face" was the best song to me in his entire career....
He's 100% right about A whiter shade of pale. Gary Brooker's voice is so soulful.
I loved this conversation. Thank you. 🙏🏽
I absolutely love this guy.
This was such a good interview. Peter Frampton is a class act.
You know his is a nominee for the rock&roll hall of fame. I vote for him everyday.
The great Peter Frampton 👍🏻🙏🏻
Wonderful story about this Les Paul.
Cool that Rick got to play that legendary guitar 👍
Cool to hear about Peter's "perfect song"... cuz "Do you Feel Like we Do" is arguably MY perfect song.
Saw him on Bowie glass spider tour 1987 when he replaced SRV. He was great.
One of the best albums ever....
Perfect gentleman
Peter always has the best stories. He's a just a great guy and a great musician!
Hard to believe this video is 5 years ago!
I love this song so much❤❤❤❤
I had a chance meeting with Peter at an ice cream shop after an afternoon concert in November '78.
one of the best "good time" songs ever written
Saw Peter and Steve Miller in St. Augustine Fl several years ago. Fantastic.
Back in the early '80s, friends of mine were producing a Framptom music video, and asked me if I wanted to PA on it. I've been a fan since the Comes Alive album so of course!
Any production is more "hurry up and wait" than actual shooting, and part of my gig was to go fetch Peter from his dressing room when it was time for another take.
He definitely is a genuinely nice person, but none the less, everyone on the entire set was "Mr. Framptom" this and "Mr Frampton" that... as formal as could be.
A few hours into the shoot, I pop into the dressing room and Peter says, "Lets have a little fun with them!" As I carried his guitar back onto the sound stage, I loudly lectured him about "Time is money" and "When it's time for a take, YOU need to be on stage!!
The whole set gasped in horror, bleating apologetic pleas of "Oh, Mr. Frampton, take all the time you NEED." "We're SO terribly sorry!" ...Peter let them burn a moment, then burst out laughing!! (The shoot lightened up a bit after that!)
Also, sampling synthesizers were new, back then, and the keyboard player sampled Peter's guitar, then teased him between takes, playing back his licks at him.
Yep Peter is the best!
And by the way Peter, I FEEL LIKE YOU DO!!!
This story never gets old to me.
That modulation is so satisfying 😂😂❤❤
Great interview! I was wondering if anyone else has noticed the similarities of the riff melodies of Do You Feel Like We Do and The Kinks Waterloo Sunset from 1967.
There are approximately 4 million people who were at the concerts from Frampton Comes Alive.
Seems to be a genuinely good man. I would like to know more about what his faith/beliefs are. I'm so glad he looks healthy & happy, & is out there performing. Glad you had this opportunity, Mr. Beato.
He said his favorite ballad is "Whiter Shade Of Pale" and I can't agree with him more.
Great performer
Not only is he a guitar virtuoso, he is a pretty good drummer as well!
I would like to see a "What Makes This Song Great?" for Whiter Shade of Pale. What makes it so perfect?
It's still a great interview even it was about 3 years ago... 🇲🇽✌😎
I got to see him in Dallas with Eric Clapton a few years ago and will never forget it! I wish Eric, Geezer Butler or Toni Iomi would get on your channel
0:18 - Saw Frampton's Camel open for SLADE at Majestic Theatre in Dallas June of 1973. GREAT show in front of maybe 1500 kids...Dude performed at least two or three songs of that album LIVE for the next 40 years..."Lines on My Face" was the best song to me in his entire career...
Also saw him at the Clapton Crossroads Festival in 2019 here in Dallas and to hear him play “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” with Eric was a magical moment!
I have tickets to see him in just over a week. I can’t wait!!
Mount Pleasant, MI, by any chance? Hope you had a blast!
@@RJ-go3sn Yes it was in Mt. Pleasant and I can't imagine how it could have been better. I have been a fan since the mid 70s and this was my first time seeing him. I found myself near the point of tears several times just from the sheer joy of the evening.
@@mikestillwagon5675 OMG, Mike! So excited FOR you at seeing Peter! I'm in NC and was planning a trip up to Midland (to visit with my sister) and then was going to attend the Soaring Eagle concert. But they insisted on coming to visit me instead ~ which I love & it is gorgeous here ~ but I missed my opportunity to see Frampton, whom I've treasured for since his HumblePie days. Glad you loved the concert!! I'll have to look for another venue & go see!
@@RJ-go3sn You won't regret it. It was wonderful! (I live in Midland, by the way!)
Midland & Frampton in common .....we've gotta be good people, right?@@mikestillwagon5675
Peter is what we call “good people”. A genuine person. And, this interview is just too damn short!!!
Frampton is a legend!
Fascinating
All that outboard equipment behind them makes me tingle inside
I wish you would have asked him what he was trying to say during the Frampton Comes Alive Do You Feel guitar solo through the voice tube.
Listed 1970’s Frampton concert dates don’t include the smaller in-between ones - he played out on our High School football field in 1974 or 1975.
0:18 - Saw Frampton's Camel open for SLADE at Majestic Theatre in Dallas June of 1973. GREAT show in front of maybe 1500 kids...Dude performed at least two or three songs of that album LIVE for the next 40 years..."Lines on My Face" was the best song to me in his entire career...
I'd like to take a second to talk to you about this channel...it's awesome!
You can argue that the song defined the year 1976.
Subscribed Rick!
I'll be seeing him in concert TOMORROW!!! Will he still be able to tour in 2 years for the 50th anniversary of FCA?? "Frampton's Still Alive"? "Frampton Barely Alive"?
0:18 - Saw Frampton's Camel open for SLADE at Majestic Theatre in Dallas June of 1973. GREAT show in front of maybe 1500 kids...Dude performed at least two or three songs of that album LIVE for the next 40 years..."Lines on My Face" was the best song to me in his entire career...
Back when "Frampton Comes Alive" came out, I was 15/16 and in high school. I wished I had hair that looked like Frampton's.
Now that I'm 63, I finally got my wish. Other than the color, my hair looks like Frampton's.
Awesome stories
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FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE IS THE BEST LIVE ALBUM IMO EVER.
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I would love to see you interview Billy Joel
The live version was superior to the studio version on Frampton's camel. It's a Plain Shame, is another great song. He's a legend.
Can't believe Pete doesn't give me song writing credits on this. I will relate the story later. 😁
Does the Gibson Frampton edition Les Paul copy the features of Peter’s guitar ?