Peter Frampton - “Do You Feel Like We Do?” Midnight Special 1975
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Peter's live album "Frampton Comes Alive" back in 75/76 was massive. Peter wasn't cut out for all the BS that goes with being a super rock star. He didn't want it. He just went on doing his music in his own way and left all the rock star mania behind, but not without scars. He's a good man.
I was in college at that time. I am not exaggerating when I say that every party or gathering I went to had that album playing.
And he can still play this note for note. It sounds exactly as big as it did on the live album.
You’re to young to have heard most of Framptons music when it was hott
Peter was one of the arena rock gods. A long with the with wildman uncle Ted Nugent "stranglehold" probably the best guitar solo ever and he was the only rockstar that never did a dr😮g or alcohol in his life his vice was females. On the other hand 👏 Peter was wired to the max. If you didn't notice it then you never been done any good pure CO🤗AINE. I was definitely filling like he was at the time..😂
Try Rocky Mountain way by Joe Walsh if you like the voice box.🔥🔥
One of the greatest guitarists ever!
This album was THE hit of the 70s.
I agree. Meeting Peter Frampton us on my bucket list. So is Mark Knopfler of Dires Straits. Frampton because I've been a fan since childhood. This album came out when I was 9. As I learned saxophone, I discovered I could play by ear. Peter Frampton and Neal Schon solos I used to mimic on my horn. I saw him solo and with Bowie in concert. PHENOMENAL!!
Quick story about the guitar he's playing there. A few years after this his band's gear was on a cargo plane somewhere in Brazil. It crashed on take-off and his guitar was presumed destroyed. 30 years later, someone got in touch with him and said he'd seen someone in a local band with his guitar. Two or three years of investigation and negotiations later, he managed to buy it back. All the serial numbers and marks checked out so it was definitely the same guitar.
Yep I saw that documentary, dude if you have a Les Paul that is stolen or belongs to someone else, Gibson will have Seal team 6 pop up out of the fuckin ground and get that guitar back, no joke!!!!!!!
He got it back in time for the 35th anniversary tour. I caught it in Rocklin, CA. Took my kid.
This is the guy that headlined the Lynyrd Skynyrd concert that you reacted to from 1977. That's why all the girls were up front to get a better view of Peter. He's still touring at 73 years old!! Great reaction!!
Oooh that’s awesome!
Peter announced his retirement last year, due health issues.
@@Greg-om2hb He is touring again I saw him April first 2024.
@@MaddyReactions Check for 2024 footage. I saw his Minneapolis show. Best show of my LIFE! He has to play sitting down but oh damn can he play!
Frampton was the pinnacle of rock music around this time. He was cover boy on many magazines aimed at teenagers. His album “Frampton Comes Alive” was a smash. His combo of talent, charisma, and good looks made him a top pop star during the mid-1970’s.
He is from Beckenham, Kent, England ..This was right before his super fame kicked in when Frampton Comes Alive ! was released in 1976 and it still stands as the greatest live album ever . He was so self conscious / loathing that he turned the radio off or to another station if one of his songs came on because his fame was so overwhelming .. Recently he said he can only wish it was different and he should not have felt like that ... Chek out Show Me The Way
Frampton is definitely up there as one of those inspirational guitarists you don't hear enough about. Everyone that grew up with this was understands how influential he was. He is incredibly talented, as is the entire band. I do recommend the live album version of this song. (Frampton Comes Alive). It's really the gold standard of this song, but the Midnight Special version is great too and at least you get to see what he's doing.
Great performance from "The Midnight Special". Peter Frampton is an English rock musician, singer, songwriter & producer. He was previously associated with the bands Humble Pie & The Herd. I had his famous 1976 album "Frampton Comes Alive". His biggest hits are "Show Me The Way," "Baby, I Love Your Way," "Do You Feel Like We Do" & "I'm In You". He was famous for using a talk box in live performances.
It's a voice box and he was a master at it and perfected it like no other.
The Midnight Special was just wonderful. We really got to know the stars of the day from that show.
I was around 13 yrs old when this song hit! It was all the rage. Still jamming it today. Thank you!😊
So good!!!
That's called a Talkbox, he plays guitar at the same time voicing the words with the tube! again, pure raw talent... playing those lead parts on the guitar, he's just playing, not even looking at what he's doing just feelin it! Also, I love Perth AUS. Wonderful people there, every time I've been there!!
You are correct in how he often plays without watching his hands and fingers. I have been to 100’s of concerts in my life including Frampton in ‘77 and many times since. I was always amazed how he knows his way around his guitar fretboard without looking. One other guitar great who does the same is Buck Dharma of Blue Oyster Cult.
Buck Dharma was awesome all 19 times I saw BoC, he was dope.
I need more talkbox. Famously Joe Walsh also uses them extensively and Bon Jovi's Living on a Prayer actually has two guitars using them in parts. I don't know why more guitarists don't make use of them. It's so expressive and interesting to listen to when done right.
Dr. Dre and Tupac also used in their Mad Max inspired video for California Love!@@larrybremer4930
Thanx Maddy. Pete is Brittish Maddy. Frampton inspired a lot of guitar gents, The talk box, it also has other names, pete picked it up from some old blues players. It's basically a synthesizer that runs from your voice box through your instrument, or rather from the instrument to ones voice box. No one had really incorporated into radio play songs, and not for a long time and only played with it live, so at the time we thought Frampton came up with it, but he merely expanded on it. One day do yourself a favour and put on "Frampton Comes Alive" and sit back and get swept away. It was the highest selling album of all time at the time for good reasons. You heard it well, your reaction was spot on. Thanx again so very much. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🤍🤎💜💙💚💛🧡❤💐
Oh wow!!!
Prior to this, Aerosmith used the Talk Box (trade name) in their song "Sweet Emotion" and Joe Walsh used it in "Rocky Mountain Way". They didn't use it as extensively as Peter Frampton but it was used before this in "radio rock".
Fair enough Mike. Pete did not mention that in his autobiography, so I just ran with it. And when I was ten? I was like what in the hell kind of magic is THAT lol. @@mikemiller3069
Peter Frampton had the electronic know how to develop his own version of the talk box (called the Framptone!). He was a teenage star in a band called The Herd, then joined Steve Marriott from the Small Faces to form Humble Pie, along with Greg Ridley (ex Spooky Tooth) and a very young drummer named Jerry Shirley (ex Apostolic Intervention). Their Live double album - Performance - Rockin’ the Fillmore is an absolute classic!
After this he released several solo albums, and carried on performing until quite recently.
A great performer and a genuinely nice person too.
Squawk box🤨
Peter Frampton is undoubtedly one of the greatest guitarist ever. He never repeats a guitar solo, they are always different. He belongs on the stage, his live performance's are always better than the studio versions. He was a long time friend (since high school) with David Bowie. You need to listen to more. He does a great version of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", it's worth a listen.
Another homerun Maddy! Great reaction to the master of fusing the human voice with the electric guitar. Frampton was one of the very best live acts of the 70s. He's a guitar genius!
Tip of the iceberg. You really have to dive deep into Sugerman's Midnight Special. It was all live performances, absolutely no lip sync. What you see is inspired performances from the best in the business and young soon-to-be stars. Everything is worth a watch.
If you grew up in the 70s, you had this album. It was a must.
Another great reaction Maddy! Got to see Peter Frampton three times, first when he was with Humble Pie (def worth taste testing some Humble Pie with the late great Steve Marriott, esp Black Coffee from the Old Gray Whistle Test), and then sat through two performances back to back (I was a photographer's assistant) front row at the Capital Theater, Passaic NJ, when he was on tour supporting his Frampton Comes Alive album. Great killer shows all of them.
So good!!
You nailed it. In 75 and 76 this was the soundtrack of thkse years. I was a senior in high school blasted this in my 64 Chevy in the school parking lot. Nkt at 66 i still drive a 64 chevy ...same color same look and even have my old school license tag and other items from that car long ago . A drive in it with this album blasting is still just as rewarding now as it was then. Like a cruise back in time this old widower can remember the days before i married that high school sweetheart....47 years ago.... Driving down the road blasting the same old tunes in the same old car....you missed the best decade to grow up in.
Frampton is a legend! Frampton comes alive came out when I was in sixth grade and I remember listening to the entire album every day for what seem like months on end. Lol.
Hi, I'm from Perth, Western Australia.
I wish Peter Frampton was from here.
When we first got our car licenses, Frampton Comes Alive belted out of everyone's stereo. What a masterpiece.
Ooooh 🤗
I was at his April first show,he is still amazing. He has that guitar back. It was missing from 1980 to 2015. Its glorious.
Reminds me of the "Bicentennial Celebration" !! Summer of '76 !! Oh, things were much simpler then... In 1976, I was 28 y.o. Love you, Maddy !!
Damn now you're getting Deep into '60s/'70s/'80s artist🤘🏼 "Show Me the Way" and "Baby, I Love Your Way" are naturally the only path of progression from here on out on the Frampton journey🔥🤌🏼
Peter's black 1954 black Les Paul guitar was lost in a fire (he thought) during transportation between concert venues in South America in 1980. 31 years later someone recognized the guitar and gave it back to Peter. It survived the fire in the case but had some burns. They think it was pawned and sold around South America during the 31 years.... Peter had it restored but kept the burns and still plays it today! There is a video on youtube about it -- one of the most famous guitars ever he used in his famous double live album from 1975. EVERYONE had that album at the time
The master Classic rock and no auto tune.
When the talk box kicks in the reactors facial expressions are always precious.
I saw Him in concert in Hattiesburg, MS back in 1975. It was EPIC!
The Les Paul that Peter plays here was lost in a plane crash in Venezuela in 1980. It survived and wound up with an amateur musician in Curacao. When it was discovered, it was given back to Peter 22 years after being lost in 2012. He used it from then until his forced retirement in 2019 due to health reasons.
Thanks Maddy. Always enjoy watching you discover new old gems 💎
Imagine living in a world when you had to wait an entire week to see a live musical performance on TV? Most times, it would be the very first time anyone had actually seen the artist they had heard on the radio. That sort of anticipation and scarcity made these sorts of events much more special.
The “talk box” was a quirky effects box invented long ago, but Peter Frampton was the first to really make it a prominent part of his music. Mick Mars (Motley Crue) uses one in “Kickstart My Heart,” and Richie Sambora (Bon Jovi) as well in “Livin’ on a Prayer.”
Modern musicians like Daft Punk are using computer generated effects called “vocoders,” which achieve similar effects, but digitally
Peter Frampton is from England & is the father of actress Mia Rose Frampton. His 1976 double live album "Frampton Comes Alive" is one of the highest selling live albums ever with worldwide sales of 20 million copies.
Loved this song the first hundred times I heard it. But when you hear it non-stop for a year and a half, it wears thin.
This is called a talk Box many people tried to use it but Peter mastered it.
Definitely!!!
ELO uses it sometimes too...
as did David Gilmour with Pink Floyd
yes thats true as well... @@davexvs
Joe Walsh
I grew up listening to this Album in the 70ths never get tired
He is using the talk box
I just bought tickets today to see Peter Frampton again he's coming to CT. in march of 2024 just saw him a few months ago . i will go see him as long as he;s touring a very great and under rated guitarist , can't believe he's not in the rock and roll hall of fame
Peter Frampton was part of the English band Humble Pie in the early 70s. Joe Walsh also used the "talk box" (I think that's what it's called).
Ooooh!!!
@@MaddyReactions Australian?? PLEASE:) Peter was born near me and David Bowie in South East London. His Dad taught Peter and David Art and then both families lived just 9 miles from me. He was "The Face Of 1968" and in a band called The Herd.. He then eas a member of one of the very first " Supergroups" by joining Humble Pie. His Album "Frampton Comes Alive" was enormous and is playing one Farewell Tour in November 2023 although he has inclusion body myositis (IBM), an autoimmune disease that affects his muscles. Although he has experienced some weakness and loss of function in larger muscles, his fingers still work great.
Peter was great live! Memories 🥰
My friends and I wore the Frampton Comes Alive album out....played the shit out of it
Frampton just has fun playing. He's got to be the happiest performer I'VE EVER SEEN!
"Frampton Comes Alive" still one of the greatest selling Rock albums of all time, wore the grooves right the hell off of that album!!!! I saw both Eric Clapton and Peter Frampton (on different days, they use fake names) at a little beach side blues bar in San Diego in the early 90's, they were kind of doing a warm up before going out on tour! The Rolling Stones are also known to do this, last time I remember it was in Toronto!! I also saw Judas Priest and Cheap Trick doing this in a small bar in Waikiki when I was living in Hawaii!
I ran into him at the Columbus (Ohio) Zoo. Walked by a riverfront stage, heard music and realized immediately it was Peter. I guess he lived in Cincinnati one time, maybe still.
As a teenager when this album came out Peter making his guitar sing blew us all away it was everywhere on the radio TV etc. I recently saw him and he's still amazing including some epic new songs. Thank you for reacting to this I always enjoy your reactions but this was a treat cheers from Canada. 🤟🍷
Ok Maddy. Voice box.
In simple terms this is how it works. There's a box on the floor at the bottom of the mic stand. in that box is a small speaker. When a foot switch is pressed it diverts the sound of the guitar to that speaker. The sound then travels up a plastic hose attached to the mic stand and into the mouth where it can be shaped and change by the guitarist. That sound is picked up by the vocal mic and amplified in the usual way. A simple device, but it takes someone to think of the idea in the first place.
Daft Punk use a computer version.
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🎼🖤♦️🖤🎼 ... hey Maddy .. I am happy you are highlighting Peter Frampton . He exploded all over the radio when I was young , and his vibe was so infectious. Very cool to see you vibing to him. Keep the great songs coming ... ♦️♦️♦️🌫🎶🌫♦️♦️♦️
Yep I was also about 13 years old when this double live album came out... Around that time everybody used to cruise town in this little city where I live and I was no exception to cruising around with my older sister in her mustang. Everybody that was cruising Town back then had eight-track tape players.. in every car was playing the same double live albums... FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE... KISS ALIVE... BOB SEGER AND THE SILVER BULLET BAND LIVE... TED NUGENT DOUBLE LIVE GONZO maybe...
A lot of these songs came out when I was stationed in Vietnam and have big memories.
His early vocoder mastery sparked my lifelong love of electronic musical innovation! Great reaction, as always!
So cool!!
A vocoder is typically used with a keyboard. This is actually a talk box made by Heil.
Not a vocoder. This is a talk box. This is actually an effect you can make yourself if you have a speaker driver and a tube by running the guitar through the speaker, and up the tube where you shape the sound with your mouth, and that sound goes into the stage mike.
A vocoder is a keyboard instrument you talk and sing into, like in Michael Jackson's "PYT". It is very similar sounding to the maximum auto tune as used in Cher's "Believe". Not the same technology but it sounds pretty identical.
Seen Frampton live show,last nite
..he was awesome,!!!
Talk Boxes were used quite a lot in the 70's.
Movies, Bands ( Aerosmith) , and some Tv detective shows used them in various forms.
Great reaction, got my morning off to a good start
Hug 🤗
I highly recommend trying a talk box if you ever can. The experience of having your skull be the speaker box is distinct. Even at a novice level. Frampton mastered it.
I swear Frampton Comes Alive was standard issue for every teenager in the late 70's early 80's. Every single one of my friends had this album. I was the first in my group, but within a month everyone had it. Frampton was a very underrated guitarist. He put on a great show live. You always got your money's worth.
The Frampton Comes Alive album played live in Oakland is awesome.
Saw him live in Pittsburgh. He opened for The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac in a day time concert at Three Rivers Stadium. Great concert.
Great news! Peter Frampton on tour this month and next month. He is in Windsor Ontario this weekend March 16th 2024 and then across the USA thereafter. This is and always will be one of the greatest guitarists that has ever lived. Phenomenal phenomenal phenomenal for all generations! timeless, incredible, exceptional. Get tickets and go see him live you'll never forget it. I did 12 years ago and I don't regret it. Was the highlight of my five years living in the usa.
I remember when his double live album came out. One of the Farm favorites.
I bet it was epic!
Way ahead of his time.He is still around and is doing concerts from his chair now. He is a jegendary hitmaker.
Oh boy! My generation's MTV, lots of great acts on Midnight Special.
Also this is a great album, pretty much every teenager had a copy of "Frampton Comes Alive" back then. I know I did.
This is a slightly abbreviated version, the album cut is just over 14 minutes.
The "talk box" was used by other bands/artists back in the seventies and early eighties.
Joe Perry of Aerosmith used it on "Sweet Emotion", Nazareth used it on "Hair of the Dog", Joe Walsh on "Rocky Mountain Way" and Ricthie Sambora of Bon Jovi used it on "Living on a Prayer" to name a few.
Epic!
@@MaddyReactions I had the wrong Joe Walsh song, so I changed it.
This band is amazing, can't go wrong with real music from the 70s
To me. His calmness and his confidence with his instrument screams talent. I like that. It’s rare these days
Hey, Maddie. You would have loved The Midnight Special. A television show and place where music acts met once a week to play and entertain the masses. You'll notice it was casual. The people sat on the floor. And the vibe was chill and loose. The biggest names and current chart toppers of music provided great entertain every week. With multiple acts appearing on the same stage and sometimes with each other. It was a great time. As a teenager, it was a way to see the musical acts I'd only heard on the radio or seen in magazines.
So, kick off your shoes, pick out your hair, put on your halter top and bellbottom jeans, and get ready to rock out.
Let's put a little soul into your program. Gladys Knight and the Pips made performed one of their biggest hits on the Midnight Special. It's called NEITHER ONE OF US and she is on point. Enjoy
Pete Drake was one of the originators of the Talk Box. Peter Frampton heard it when he met Pete during the recording sessions of George Harrison's album, "All Things Must Pass."
Peter then had Bob Heil from Heil Sound make him one, and well the rest is history.
Frampton is from England. In mid 70s he had this fantastic album come out "Frampton Comes Alive "and later he became fed up with music industry and lift the stage. He came back later and has played with different people Ringo Starr of Beatles fame helped Peter come back and he has played with Ringo Starr's all star band .Plus he has had his own projects. A great guitarist and musical artist over all..
Maddy, great to see you react to this perfect rock performance. For a great performance from a more mature Peter Frampton, I'd suggest reacting to one the several videos of him doing 2023 live covers of "Black Hole Sun" (original by Soundgarden). In his covers he's in his 70's and starting to suffer from a wasting disease that's gradually affecting his ability to play guitar. Although he's looking thin it's hard to see any impairment in the 2023 videos. I suppose if we played at his level of proficiency we might. Personally I love seeing older musicians like him performing at such a high level and so clearly enjoying themselves.
Peter Frampton is British. He was also in the phenomenal band HUMBLE PIE.
Ooooohhh
@MaddyReactions he's on tour right now Maddy. First tour in years I believe.
Gigantic hit and what became his signature song, good choice and version! Frampton was excellent from the start, see his awesome work in Humble Pie with 1971s all time classic double live album Rocking the Filmore and I Don't Need No Doctor, then from his first solo album try Lines On My Face, a tremendous ballad from incredible guitar accents. He has many great songs, happy listening and Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
Ahhh...1976....Couple buddies and I jumped into my Dodge Challenger and drove 72 miles to Tulsa, Okla. to see 'Natural Gas', 'Santana', and 'Peter Framton' It was outdoors at the Fair Grounds Race Track...hotter than heck. It was also "bring your own beer". Back then, girls in Okla. could buy beer at age 18, guys had to wait till age 21....so the suds was still plentiful, you just had to be responsible. It was an awesome time. This song was the 'highlight' of the concert...and Peter stretched it out to 40+ minutes. What a jam session. Really enjoy watching your reviews.
Boy do i miss the 60s and 70s.
Great jazzy and relaxed feel, with a great build and extended awesome guitar solo
The voice box was around before Frampton, but he made it popular. Now it is a simple digital effect. Back then it was a cool idea.
So cool!!
Maddy, that was a great reaction to a great song! If I may suggest, listen to the entire album FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE, it'll Rock your socks off! Peter and his band mates are tremendously talented musicians. Unfortunately some of the members are no longer with us, but their music will last forever. Enjoy and I'll be looking forward to your next reaction! 🎶🎸🤘
We’d stay up and watch midnight special all the time. It was awesome
Peter was very popular in the 60s and 70s and was a friend of the beatles, he did a lot of sessions with them
"I'm always real here." So refreshing !
First heard this song down in Mardi-Gra and they played the hell out of it.
Ask your parents if they listened to Frampton. His live double album was an enormous hit.
I believe that Frampton was the first musician to ever popularize the tube technology.
I remember when this song came out. I was still in grammar school.
One of the best songs you will ever hear.
Australian?? PLEASE:) Peter was born near me and David Bowie in South East London. His Dad taught Peter and David Art and then both families lived just 9 miles from me. He was "The Face Of 1968" and in a band called The Herd.. He then eas a member of one of the very first " Supergroups" by joining Humble Pie. His Album "Frampton Comes Alive" was enormous and is playing one Farewell Tour in November 2023 although he has inclusion body myositis (IBM), an autoimmune disease that affects his muscles. Although he has experienced some weakness and loss of function in larger muscles, his fingers still work great.
😂😆🫣🫣🫣 oops 😬
Frampton is probably one of the top underrated guitarist. He is one of the few that used a triple humbuck pickup on a les Paul and the first that I am aware of to use the talk box. Classic talent. Great video
How fortunate are you to be experiencing all these classic sounds first-hand, now! Enjoy!
Peter went to the same school as David Bowie (2 years behind), his father was their art teacher. Later, when Peter was struggling to come back, his old friend had him play on one of his albums and they toured together.
i seen him in concert live doing this at Boston Garden 1977! great show!
When I saw Frampton live it was while he was playing guitar in David Bowie's touring band. Two birds with one stone.
The "Talk Box" was first used in the 60" on the Pedal Steel Guitar by Pete Drake and Billy West. Frampton brought it to main stream after meeting Pete Drake at Abby Road studio.
The talk box came about in 1939 and was used as an effect in radio for years until the mid 60’s when it started to be used in popular music. Peter made it famous in the mid 70’s and then Richie Sambora guitarist for the band Bon Jovi kind of became the next big user of it on many of their songs. I saw Peter in concert in a small venue years later and when he got to that part of this song he held a conversation with the audience for like 5 minutes. It was great
You are too young to know about Peter Framton but, now you know😊
Bob the keyboard --- R.I.P --
Peter still has that same black Gibson Les Paul guitar ...
Born: April 22, 1950 (age 73 years), Bromley, United Kingdom ....
All the kids in school were talking about the guy that made his guitar talk! Soon I and other graphic arts kids were making posters, stamps and shirts with “FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE” on them! Great time to be alive!
It's worth noting that when we were watching The Midnight Special back in the 70s we were all very aware that the producers of The Midnight Special had a hard and fast rule "If you can't do it live, you can't do it on The Midnight Special. We all knew we were hearing a completely live performance. Peter was British. In fact, Bill Wyman, The Rolling Stones' bass player, wanted him to replace Brian Jones when Jones left The Rolling Stones, but Peter was not yet a legal adult and the Stones' management wouldn't allow it. Frampton popularized the use of the Voice Box effect with this song in particular.
Had his posters all over my teenage bedroom.
He was under pressure by the record company for an album.Frampton Live was a masterpiece.
Peter blew the industry away in 75/76....nothing existed like him.....
Just found your page tonight and I’m loving it!
One of my earliest memories is riding in the truck with my dad as a kid jamming out to Frampton’s “Show Me The Way.” Frampton was such an innovator and really one of the most underrated rockers of all time. Glad to see you enjoying his work for the first time and really getting into it!
Very sure Peter was the second one to use this, and gave the credit to Joe Walsh as the idealist when he did Rocky Mountain Way
I love this whole song but the drumming is spectacular.
Peter is from the U.K. What Peter is using was called a TalkBox If I remember correctly. And he is still alive and making music at 73
memories! I was 15 when this came out and I was blown away!
Nobody did the voice box connected to their instrument like him. At the time he did this I was about seven and none of had seen that ever before. Baby I love your way……another great song.
He was a founding member of Humble Pie and excellent Band from England in the late 1960's!