Here’s the $500 tour of studio phenix, where Frampton Forgets The Words was recorded! New album “Frampton Forgets The Words” out now. Listen here: peterframpton.lnk.to/ForgetsT...
The more videos I see of Peter, the more I think he’s one of the kindest and warmest human being I’ve ever seen and I’m not even talking of what a world class musician he is as well. I love this guy.
Yes,he is a down to earth great,talented musician and a sweet kind, gentleman. I'd love to meet him in person and thank him for the music. The CD that went to the space station for 6 months is special
It would be nice if he had some sort of talent, '76's Comes Alive was a lark that would never happen again, Japanese girls will squeal at anything western, that's why it was recorded there.
@@riverratbond007: I dunno, George Harrison asked Peter to be available to stand in if necessary if Eric Clapton for the 1971 Concert for Bangla Desh (Clapton was strung out on heroin and almost missed the shows). And David Bowie hired him as the lead guitarist for his 1989 world tour. So I think Peter has "some sort of talent." Just my opinion, and you are welcome to yours, with respect.
Peter Frampton is an icon, and is music will be revered for many years. The 60's and 70's were the best time to grow up, and I hit the lottery being able to grow up in this period when music like his was created. I'm glad to see Mr. Frampton is alive and well. :)
Peter, you're a treasure to the world of music and especially guitar, of course. I've always admired that you didn't just keep trying to repeat your success, but went on different journeys and brought us along. Thanks for all that you've given us.
Wonderful human being, guitarist, performer and writer. So glad he is still filling our lives and ears with his sense of joy and fun. Thank you Mr Frampton!
One of my most special days was America's 200th birthday, July 4th 1976. I got to see Peter Frampton at the Nashville Fairgrounds when "Frampton Comes Alive" was the biggest album in the world, and all the red white and blue joints being passed around made life a wonderful thing!
Thanks Peter, for EVERYTHING you've given us through the years. Our lives have been enriched through your music and through your generosity of spirit. As a not-so-bad guitarist myself, I have to thank you for a huge push of inspiration as I was just digging in to the guitar when Comes Alive came out. Truly, thank you!
Thank you Peter .... It's a really wonderful place, with a really wonderful person and musician. I live in Florence, Italy. I was born exactly 11 years after you, on April 22, 1961 and when I was 17, I fell in love with your music. Wonderful time !!!! I wish you a good continuation. Bye !!!!
Actually I just listened to this CD in my car last week and this song never gets old! I still have my Frampton comes alive poster lol! Love him been a fan for over 40 yrs and always looking forward to hearing more from Frampton 🎸🎶🎤🎧✌💖 P.S.🎂my birthday was April 12 happy birthday my friend
Drooling over equipment, guitars. Isn’t Peter Frampton a warm-hearted fellow? Love his guitar playing soooooooooo much. Thanks for the charming tour of your studio. Would love to be a fly on the wall while you all are making the music. I loved it!
What a building that is out of this world beautiful with the wood,,with the brick & all the photos of you & all the friends you've met throughout your career. How fantastic is that! . There's you with lots of photos with so many friends friends & paraphernalia of all your years of meeting others. What a buzz it must be (even though I haven't a clue about what you said talking about amps. What a kind man you are The recording studio must be out of this World, all those buttons to twist & tweak & love the stuff you've kept for donkeys years . Just Wow! What a wonderful life. Peter Frampton, you rock! Thank you
The King of 1976.I was 15 at the time and the live album is etched in my mind forever. Just got done listing to the entire Somethin's Happening album again. I Wanna Go To The Sun is one of my favorite songs ever. The guitar solo and outro is so freaking good. Great studio tour. Love those guitars.
@@juanvicente866 Agreed. Peters tone on that album is so good. Always wondered what guitars/amps he used on that album. I have the CD in my truck and now that the weather is getting warm, I put the windows down, hit play, and just drive and smile.
*Love the RING door bell playing the first notes of “DO YOU FEEL LIKE I DO! Classic Frampton to say the least! This video demonstrates what a great guy he truly is! I saw a video he made with his daughter called - “What’s in my bag!” And she is just like her dad! An ANGEL on earth 🌎! Just a sweetheart!*
Very, very cool this tour of Phenix Studios. I would give $ 100,000 to visit him in person, too bad I was born poor. lol Peter, you are and will always be our idol. Take care and may God bless you infinitely.
I'll bet you can just feel the sound in there, without having to even play a note. The music lives forever in a studio like that, having seen and heard so much.
Thanks for sharing your studio, God bless you 🙏 with you well glad to see your feeling good and back playing on tour. Saw you at Madison Square Garden in 1976
...Peter, thanks for your great music mate. I can't tell you how many parties i went to when i was young, ....and Frampton Comes Alive was crank'n out loud ...........the BEST time of my life !!!...................cheers from Australia !!
The drum that John Siommons played ... Some other musical instruments ... Everything is taken care of with great affection! Each object seems to have been placed in its own place, as if it were waiting for it! It is very exciting !! 💓👏💓👏💓👏💓
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Happy birthday, Mr. Peter Frampton! Cheers! And thank you for giving us your music for all these years! Yesterday i celebrated his birthday listening to the classic "Frampton Comes Alive" once again - which i met in my teens and is one of my favorites of all time.
I am truly amazed. His studio boggles the mind....at least it surely does mind. I would give a kings ransom for 5 minutes of recording in his studio. Outstanding Mr. Frampton😎🎸
Just downloaded the album, look forward to listening. I was blessed to see Peter, his band, his son Julian’s band, along w Jason Bonham October 2019, his second-to-last show on his Finale Farewell tour. Fitting that the final show was in ‘Hello San Francisco’. Speaking of, Live in San Francisco March 24, 1975 is a great album recorded at KSAN-FM studio. A year before Frampton Comes Alive. Cheers Peter. 🙏🏼 Oh.. and gotta say this.. one of my most memorable times listening to music, growing up, winter of 1976, Frampton Comes Alive just released, four guys, drinking beer, we listened to all four sides of that album, start to finish with hardly a word spoken, sitting in a dimly lit room. Marantz 2275 receiver Infinity 2000 II loudspeakers, Dual turntable. Bliss. 👊🏻
Como não amar Peter Frampton, obrigada pelo tour amei, lindas recordações, Peter você é um ser iluminado por Deus, sempre carinhoso, gentil e educado, amo suas canções, na década de 70 escutei suas canções e dali para cá virei fã de carteirinha, seu sorriso continua o mesmo nesses 47 anos, amo você e estou muito feliz por vê lo bem, Deus te abençoe sempre! 🙌🎼🎸🎤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you Peter... I saw you at the Florida Theater in Jacksonville a way back and I always admired you for allowing fans to record only the first 1 or 2 songs, then have a rule.. NO RECORDING after that... that is the way it should be... absorbing the music. Frampton Comes Alive was my very first album so you've been swirling in my head for 47 years now :)
You've come a long way Peter since I last saw you at Sunday Break in Austin , one of many performances I attended throughout your career . What a talented musician you are and thanks for the memories 👍🎸
Funny thing. My mix room is dead but my live room is almost as dead, on purpose. I find having a recording room being live is not the best thing. I rather add the delay and reverb to taste. I guess it depends on the genre too.
@@nexusobserve I don't have alot of bleed. I have 7 toms and mic them each with a mic. It also depends on how you play as well. Cymbal bleed is a problem more than anything. So I tend to hit them softer. I hi pass the overheads at 5-6 k because I get enough lower frequencies of the cymbals through the tom mics. Obviously I use the overheads only for cymbals and I will also get some attack from the snare and toms. It works well for me.
Awesome tour, Pete! Thanks. I never get tired of listening to you talk about music or write about music or play music. You are and always have been one of my favorite artists ever since I bought FCA back in 1976. (And then after I fell in love with that album, I quickly snatched up your first four solo albums and the Pie Fillmore album...)
Love you Peter Frampton your Frampton album was my second album when I was 11 years old kiss alive was my first, lines on my face off comes alive is my favorite
Hi Peter, huge fan since the 70's. Remember Day on the Green in Oakland Ca? (bill graham) Your concert at the Concord Pavilion with Steve Miller was incredible, please stay healthy and happy, we need more of your awesome songs.
Today is Elvis' birthday (January 8th.), or would have been if he were still alive. And it's good day to tell this story: Speaking of illustrious recording studios, on the day after Elvis died (August 17th., 1977), I found myself in Studio 914, Rockland County, N.Y., where Bruce Springsteen recorded the song-'Born To Run'. My late older brother was there that day, recording a 'demo' of song he's written that would eventually end up being recorded by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts. In the middle of the recording session, I started to sing this old Elvis tune: From 1954, during his 'Sun Records', and the song is-'Trying To Get To You.' Unfortunately, they ended up recording over it; which is a shame, because I was in really good form that day. My brother accompanied me on guitar; Oh Lord, I wish I still had that recording! Anyway, at the time, my brother had a 'roadie' working for him and his band named Jon 'JD' Dworkow. The following year, Jon, and another 'roadie' named Joey Wirsing, recovered a lost, stolen, Les Paul for my brother; and then 2 years later, Peter Frampton sent Jon to South America in search of 'The Phenix': the very same 1954 Black Les Paul that you see in this video. Hey, does anyone know what kind of guitar Scotty Moore used to play?
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So glad you are happy and well Pete - and a gorgeous studio. Nice to be surrounded by great memories (long past and recent past), great gear, good friends, and of course beautiful guitars. With much affection...should you decide to go out for another tour I'll be there! "...neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord."
The more videos I see of Peter, the more I think he’s one of the kindest and warmest human being I’ve ever seen and I’m not even talking of what a world class musician he is as well. I love this guy.
a friend in Cincinnati met him many years ago while working on his house there and said the same thing, great down-to-earth guy.
You are right on point, a great soul he is... 🖤👽
Yes,he is a down to earth great,talented musician and a sweet kind, gentleman. I'd love to meet him in person and thank him for the music. The CD that went to the space station for 6 months is special
It would be nice if he had some sort of talent, '76's Comes Alive was a lark that would never happen again, Japanese girls will squeal at anything western, that's why it was recorded there.
@@riverratbond007: I dunno, George Harrison asked Peter to be available to stand in if necessary if Eric Clapton for the 1971 Concert for Bangla Desh (Clapton was strung out on heroin and almost missed the shows). And David Bowie hired him as the lead guitarist for his 1989 world tour. So I think Peter has "some sort of talent." Just my opinion, and you are welcome to yours, with respect.
Peter Frampton is an icon, and is music will be revered for many years. The 60's and 70's were the best time to grow up, and I hit the lottery being able to grow up in this period when music like his was created. I'm glad to see Mr. Frampton is alive and well. :)
Peter, you're a treasure to the world of music and especially guitar, of course. I've always admired that you didn't just keep trying to repeat your success, but went on different journeys and brought us along. Thanks for all that you've given us.
Wonderful human being, guitarist, performer and writer. So glad he is still filling our lives and ears with his sense of joy and fun. Thank you Mr Frampton!
That doorbell!!!! I need one!!!
One of my most special days was America's 200th birthday, July 4th 1976. I got to see Peter Frampton at the Nashville Fairgrounds when "Frampton Comes Alive" was the biggest album in the world, and all the red white and blue joints being passed around made life a wonderful thing!
Peter Frampton is one of our classics
Peter spreads happiness and joy of life, I really hope to see him on stage soon
Lucky you
Thanks Peter, for EVERYTHING you've given us through the years. Our lives have been enriched through your music and through your generosity of spirit. As a not-so-bad guitarist myself, I have to thank you for a huge push of inspiration as I was just digging in to the guitar when Comes Alive came out. Truly, thank you!
Thanks for this comment. Amen!
It was a pleasure to see Frampton and Steve Miller here in Houston, thank you, we had a blast
Thank you Peter ....
It's a really wonderful place, with a really wonderful person and musician.
I live in Florence, Italy.
I was born exactly 11 years after you, on April 22, 1961 and when I was 17, I fell in love with your music. Wonderful time !!!!
I wish you a good continuation.
Bye !!!!
This is absolutely lovely! We all love the great Mr. Frampton!!
Thank you Peter so I got the $150.00 tour for free, lucky me...GOD BLESS you and yours Brother... 🖤👽
I still listen to "Do You Feel Like I Do"...we share the month of April for our birthdays...enjoy!
Actually I just listened to this CD in my car last week and this song never gets old! I still have my Frampton comes alive poster lol! Love him been a fan for over 40 yrs and always looking forward to hearing more from Frampton 🎸🎶🎤🎧✌💖
P.S.🎂my birthday was April 12 happy birthday my friend
A true professional musician!!!!! One of the best guitarists to every live!!!!! Thank you Peter!!!!!
You know, he is one of the nice guys in the world of rock music.
Thanks for showing us around.
Drooling over equipment, guitars. Isn’t Peter Frampton a warm-hearted fellow? Love his guitar playing soooooooooo much. Thanks for the charming tour of your studio. Would love to be a fly on the wall while you all are making the music. I loved it!
That was the fastest nine minutes I've ever experienced. Great stuff.
How can you not love this guy!? Awesome rig and studio rundown! Thank You Peter!
What a building that is out of this world beautiful with the wood,,with the brick & all the photos of you & all the friends you've met throughout your career. How fantastic is that! . There's you with lots of photos with so many friends friends & paraphernalia of all your years of meeting others. What a buzz it must be (even though I haven't a clue about what you said talking about amps. What a kind man you are The recording studio must be out of this World, all those buttons to twist & tweak & love the stuff you've kept for donkeys years . Just Wow! What a wonderful life. Peter Frampton, you rock! Thank you
Happy birthday Peter Frampton. Thanks so much for showing your Phoenix and all your collection. Peace.
The King of 1976.I was 15 at the time and the live album is etched in my mind forever. Just got done listing to the entire Somethin's Happening album again. I Wanna Go To The Sun is one of my favorite songs ever. The guitar solo and outro is so freaking good. Great studio tour. Love those guitars.
"I Wanna Go To The Sun" is so underrated; love the live version. PF really ripping the solos! Thanks Peter for the inspiration!!
Something's Happening album has a special taste sound that makes you travel to a place of dreams...
@@juanvicente866 Agreed. Peters tone on that album is so good. Always wondered what guitars/amps he used on that album. I have the CD in my truck and now that the weather is getting warm, I put the windows down, hit play, and just drive and smile.
That's where the magic happens. Thank you for showing it to us. ♥️🎶🎶🎶♥️
Thank you for the visit and all the great music. Keep rocking.
*Love the RING door bell playing the first notes of “DO YOU FEEL LIKE I DO! Classic Frampton to say the least! This video demonstrates what a great guy he truly is! I saw a video he made with his daughter called - “What’s in my bag!” And she is just like her dad! An ANGEL on earth 🌎! Just a sweetheart!*
The cover shot of Frampton Comes Alive is such an iconic photo.
The doorbell is amazing !!! "Do You Feel Like We Do?" I want the same as the door to my house! I loved the doorbell! 😂😂😍😍👏👏
Very, very cool this tour of Phenix Studios.
I would give $ 100,000 to visit him in person, too bad I was born poor. lol
Peter, you are and will always be our idol.
Take care and may God bless you infinitely.
I'll bet you can just feel the sound in there, without having to even play a note. The music lives forever in a studio like that, having seen and heard so much.
Peter, you are a class act, thank you for the music......
My first concert, 16 yrs old, Toledo Sports Arena. TOOK GUITAR LESSONS AND HAD A WASHBURN ......Thank you for everything 💕
Thank you Peter for the personal tour of Studio Phenix. Love your interviews Rick Beato.
Thanks for sharing your studio, God bless you 🙏 with you well glad to see your feeling good and back playing on tour.
Saw you at Madison Square Garden in 1976
I am glad he is doing documentaries.. He is an great musician and man.
Stay well Peter - Shine on!
Few better than Mr. Frampton. A treasure.
...Peter, thanks for your great music mate. I can't tell you how many parties i went to when i was young, ....and Frampton Comes Alive was crank'n out loud ...........the BEST time of my life !!!...................cheers from Australia !!
Humble Pie. Rockin The Fillmore. Best live album of all time.👍
Beautiful! Love the history of your amazing life. Thanks for sharing.
The drum that John Siommons played ... Some other musical instruments ... Everything is taken care of with great affection! Each object seems to have been placed in its own place, as if it were waiting for it! It is very exciting !! 💓👏💓👏💓👏💓
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Hello Lella are you also one of my lovely supporters out there?
I need that doorbell chime as my phone's ringtone!
Thank You Mr. Frampton.
Legend.
Cheers from Italy.
I ❤️ Peter Frampton!
LOVE the doorbell! Where I have heard that melody before? LOL 🤪
Happy birthday, Mr.
Peter Frampton! Cheers! And thank you for giving us your music for all these years! Yesterday i celebrated his birthday listening to the classic "Frampton Comes Alive" once again - which i met in my teens and is one of my favorites of all time.
Much love Mr. Frampton from SoCal. Saw you at the Hollywood Bowl a few years ago.✌
A dream place, Thanks Peter !
How great was this. What a delightful man.
Thank you for your generosity for sharing your dream place !! God bless you!! ❤️🙏🏼
Happy Birthday Peter Frampton 💕
I am truly amazed. His studio boggles the mind....at least it surely does mind. I would give a kings ransom for 5 minutes of recording in his studio. Outstanding Mr. Frampton😎🎸
GOD Bless Peter Frampton. World treasure.
Peter!!!!! Hoping you health and happiness!!!!
Haha. Thanks Peter. Great memories. 👍🇦🇺
Just downloaded the album, look forward to listening. I was blessed to see Peter, his band, his son Julian’s band, along w Jason Bonham October 2019, his second-to-last show on his Finale Farewell tour. Fitting that the final show was in ‘Hello San Francisco’. Speaking of, Live in San Francisco March 24, 1975 is a great album recorded at KSAN-FM studio. A year before Frampton Comes Alive. Cheers Peter. 🙏🏼
Oh.. and gotta say this.. one of my most memorable times listening to music, growing up, winter of 1976, Frampton Comes Alive just released, four guys, drinking beer, we listened to all four sides of that album, start to finish with hardly a word spoken, sitting in a dimly lit room. Marantz 2275 receiver Infinity 2000 II loudspeakers, Dual turntable. Bliss. 👊🏻
Como não amar Peter Frampton, obrigada pelo tour amei, lindas recordações, Peter você é um ser iluminado por Deus, sempre carinhoso, gentil e educado, amo suas canções, na década de 70 escutei suas canções e dali para cá virei fã de carteirinha, seu sorriso continua o mesmo nesses 47 anos, amo você e estou muito feliz por vê lo bem, Deus te abençoe sempre! 🙌🎼🎸🎤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you Peter... I saw you at the Florida Theater in Jacksonville a way back and I always admired you for allowing fans to record only the first 1 or 2 songs, then have a rule.. NO RECORDING after that... that is the way it should be... absorbing the music. Frampton Comes Alive was my very first album so you've been swirling in my head for 47 years now :)
Happy Birthday Peter! I’m also an April baby. Thank you for sharing your music and life with us all peons. LOL!
I love how he has all the vintage pieces organized and displayed not just thrown in a room . Fantastic Peter !👏👏
You've come a long way Peter since I last saw you at Sunday Break in Austin , one of many performances I attended throughout your career . What a talented musician you are and thanks for the memories 👍🎸
happy birthday
Love that studio. Every guitar players dream. We know you worked hard to get there and it shows
Mr, Peter Frampton, lots of love!!!
1:35 you can hear how dry the sound change becomes when he steps in the studio.
Funny thing. My mix room is dead but my live room is almost as dead, on purpose. I find having a recording room being live is not the best thing. I rather add the delay and reverb to taste. I guess it depends on the genre too.
yes
@@erikkroll2154 guessing you don't like mic bleed on a kit as well
@@nexusobserve I don't have alot of bleed. I have 7 toms and mic them each with a mic. It also depends on how you play as well. Cymbal bleed is a problem more than anything. So I tend to hit them softer. I hi pass the overheads at 5-6 k because I get enough lower frequencies of the cymbals through the tom mics. Obviously I use the overheads only for cymbals and I will also get some attack from the snare and toms. It works well for me.
My number one acoustic is a personalized Ibanez PF that I bought at a pawnshop 15yrs ago. Much respect
A living legend folks!
OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The "Do you feel" doorbell chime! I love it!
Thank you!!!! Greetings from Rio de Janeiro!! Cheers!!!
❤love your music 🎶
Many thanks for the wonderful tour!
God Bless You Peter!! 🙏❤😊
Awesome tour, Pete! Thanks. I never get tired of listening to you talk about music or write about music or play music. You are and always have been one of my favorite artists ever since I bought FCA back in 1976. (And then after I fell in love with that album, I quickly snatched up your first four solo albums and the Pie Fillmore album...)
Great tour of the studio thank you very much. So you in California 1975
Your such a treat! 💜🎼💜
Love you Peter Frampton your Frampton album was my second album when I was 11 years old kiss alive was my first, lines on my face off comes alive is my favorite
He"s so lovely! Beyond being a phenomenal musician, he'd also an amazing human being! I love him more and more each day
Love the sound of your doorbell. It has a familiar tune to it. LOL
Happy Birthday !!!! Pete Can’t wait for Frampton Forgets The Words
I was lucky enough ot get the autographed CD and autographed album. Both still sealed ;)!
Seen Peter when he was in humble pie and when he appeared in buffalo in the 80s God bless him
What a set up! First class all the way. Why are we not surprised?👍😊
Thanks for the tour Peter.
Thank you very much dear Peter for this video
What a lovely man. Such a great host.
Nice tour. The studio is such a wonderful place. Energizing place!!!! 🙏🙏
Feliz Cumpleaños 🎂🎊🎉👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🇨🇱🥁🎹🎼🎶
A giant gentle soul
Thanks for the tour, Pedro. Great space.
Hi Peter, huge fan since the 70's. Remember Day on the Green in Oakland Ca? (bill graham) Your concert at the Concord Pavilion with Steve Miller was incredible, please stay healthy and happy, we need more of your awesome songs.
Today is Elvis' birthday (January 8th.), or would have been if he were still alive. And it's good day to tell this story: Speaking of illustrious recording studios, on the day after Elvis died (August 17th., 1977), I found myself in Studio 914, Rockland County, N.Y., where Bruce Springsteen recorded the song-'Born To Run'. My late older brother was there that day, recording a 'demo' of song he's written that would eventually end up being recorded by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts. In the middle of the recording session, I started to sing this old Elvis tune: From 1954, during his 'Sun Records', and the song is-'Trying To Get To You.' Unfortunately, they ended up recording over it; which is a shame, because I was in really good form that day. My brother accompanied me on guitar; Oh Lord, I wish I still had that recording! Anyway, at the time, my brother had a 'roadie' working for him and his band named Jon 'JD' Dworkow. The following year, Jon, and another 'roadie' named Joey Wirsing, recovered a lost, stolen, Les Paul for my brother; and then 2 years later, Peter Frampton sent Jon to South America in search of 'The Phenix': the very same 1954 Black Les Paul that you see in this video. Hey, does anyone know what kind of guitar Scotty Moore used to play?
Omg he still my favorite, great.musician! Peter I wanna contact you in Nashville.
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So awesome, thanks Peter!🙏🎸🎙🔊
Great studio - Thanks for sharing it on you tube land!
Wowwwww... i Love you Peter😍💖
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amazing video Peter much appreciated . im so happy you got your black Les Paul back .
Happy birthday Mr Frampton
I was born in Southeast London and was listening to your incredible, THANK YOU MR. CHURCHILL album just yesterday.
THANK YOU MR. FRAMPTON.
So glad you are happy and well Pete - and a gorgeous studio. Nice to be surrounded by great memories (long past and recent past), great gear, good friends, and of course beautiful guitars. With much affection...should you decide to go out for another tour I'll be there!
"...neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come,
nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord."
Beautiful!! Wonderful!! Thanks for the tour!!!
Yessir the great Mr. Frampton.
Great tour of the studio. Very nice decor. Instruments are sufficient. Thank you very much.