Peter Frampton On His FCA Live Guitar Rig
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- Опубліковано 2 лют 2023
- Peter Frampton talks about his Frampton Comes Alive stage rig. The guitar, amp and signal path including the infamous Leslie sound.
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I worked at a concert in 1996, it was Frampton, Foreigner, and REO Speedwagon. I had a break so I was sitting on the edge of the stage, and didn't realize Peter was about to start his soundcheck. He walked out, and a security guy told me I had to get down and leave. Peter told him no, I could stay there. I sat right in front of him on the edge of the stage while he did his soundcheck. It was incredible.
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Do you, YOU, feel like I do. 1975 midnight special, legendary and unforgettable.
I absolutely adore Peter Frampton. What a talented artist and a true gentleman.
Isn't it nice to have an interviewer who asks a question, and then allows his guest to answer, and answer fully? Rick does this very well.
I love it when someone who has achieved such incredible fame and success is still such a nice person. What a guy.
If only he did the whole interview through a talkbox
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The Geico commercial was hilarious!
Great idea for an app
Not only is Pete a top shelf guitarist, singer and writer he's a gearhead too. Really knows his stuff. Great clip Rick!
"It's fantastic because no other Les Paul has that sound" so cool to see a legend that isn't a purist
I like that musicians like to 'talk shop' with Rick. You get to hear them talking about actual interesting things that you would never normally hear in an interview. Usually it is a question about their favorite color and if they think there will ever be world peace.
Peter is a legend. Was lucky enough to catch him in RAH last year.. hands down the best gig I was ever at. Long Live Frampton!
Always great to see Peter in an interview and this one is awesome. Fun story. Back around 1997 I played in a band called Killer Bee. I'm the keyboard player. We backed up Frampton at the Folkshaus in Zurich, Switzerland. We were pretty well known in that area. Had a couple of songs on the radio. When we started to play, his monitor crew decided it was time to screw up the band who had the crowd singing along. That would be us. In our monitors we'd have nothing, or just blasting kick drum, or just snare drum, or just a mess. They couldn't knock us down though. I had my own keyboard amp so they couldn't screw with that and we had all played under the worst possible conditions. We were a seasoned kick ass rock band! Too bad they tried that amateur BS. I'm pretty sure Peter Frampton had nothing to do with it.
Hey Rick, thanks for being a great listener when you interview. Much appreciated.
Peter is an absolute amazing guitarist and person. I’ve seen him live a few times and he never disappoints. He’s a true legend and there will never be another!
I’d love to see more of the interview!
Brilliant. Thanks for this Rick. Mr Frampton! Thank you for your music Sir.
I like how when Peter Frampton plays some throw-away lick just to demonstrate the pickup controls, it sounds like Peter Frampton.
@@chiefline7084 lol. Remember there are a lot of idiots out there, and a lot of them have access to the internet.
Still one of the best interviews Rick has done!
If only they did a sound check first. Like every professional Channel would do.
Low, Very Low.
I remember watching The Herd on tv when I was young and liked Peter Frampton's singing, I later heard a song while on a bus in London, Space Oddity, I liked the song. Later I became a David Bowie fan and discovered that he went to school with Peter Frampton. I loved Frampton Comes Alive, playing guitar along with it. Then when Bowie had Peter Frampton join him on tour I went to Luton Airport as they were to land during the early hours. Got into a security vehicle, my brother having arranged this, and was driven out to have the plane follow us back in to the stop in front of the hangers. Watched everyone come down the steps at the rear of the plane and go into customs.
That was it, went into the arrivals to get a coffee and chat with my wife about this amazing night and noticed a guitar case on the floor next to a post where we were standing, it looked like a slim, headless case like the guitar Bowie used lately. Next to it, leaning against the post was Peter Frampton, wow. Stayed there listening for a time then the band had to leave. We went to say goodbye to my brother at the security gate but saw a Limo arrive at the gate, it opened and slowly it pulled out with Bowie and Coco in it, we waved, he waved and off it went. What a fantastic night.
I love how those who have played all their lives have such unique set ups. Great interview.
This interview is priceless.
Love Peter, he’s such a real person
When his Double Live Album came out. That was the peak for my friend and I. Later in life, my son got tickets to a live concert, front row amazing that 2 generations were able to enjoy this man and the band at the same time. Something I will never forget.
Forgot to mention, my son surprised me with the tickets, was a birthday present.
He's a treasure - hope you are doing well Pete!
Rick, I love your interviews! Your interviews with my ‘90s heroes are my favorite, but I’ll listen to anyone YOU have on your channel. Thanks for doing what you do!
My first concert I saw the Frampton comes alive concert at the old Balboa Stadium. He was great!
🎉Yay! Nice interview clip! I hope to see more soon, Rick.
BEATO, Amazing interview with 2 greats, including you and Framton. I remember when F C A came out. I bought it like everybody else, and wore the grooves out. Had many a nookie to it. Amazing.
Peter is a class act!! Love hearing his stories!
Peter and Rick, 2 guitar heroes, each in their own way!
Oh my, I could have listened to many more minutes of Framton expounding, and Beato right on top of it all.
You can on the main channel. 42 minutes 4 years ago.
Peter Frampton! Saw him live for FCA tour. His live performances is flawless. So happy to see him look so well.
Thank you Rick, for asking the kind of questions I would want to ask. I love PF's music and have had the great pleasure of seeing him perform live in my lifetime. His guitar soloing is brilliant.
So interesting. I love hearing Peter talk about his life in music!
I just love Peter! Thank you
Hi Peter thanks for everything!
Great video Rick and Peter!🤘🏻
I look forward to seeing this when I get home from work.
Thanks Mr. Rick. Peace, from Florida.
Very interesting to hear Peter go into the custom features of his LP, especially the unusual one-off pickup arrangement 🙂!
On the one setting, you can hear where that extra, roaring resonance that’s such a big part of his soloing tone comes from 😁!
Listen to the solos on “Do You Feel Like We Do?”, and you’ll hear this special tone that only this particular LP has - so glad The Phoenix 🔥🦢🔥 lived up to its name and was reborn 😁❤️!
Rick, this was a great “get” on your part 🥇 - Frampton is always a joy to listen to, for both his knowledge and his generally positive demeanor 🙂!
Peter, you’re a walking contradiction: You’re a “humble legend” 😮 - don’t ever change, man 😎❤️😁🎸! - Steve Dinges, Mesa, Arizona, U.S.A.
Mr. Frampton has always exuded tons of class….brilliance 🎶
Great interview
Thank you Rick.
Great interview.
Top shelf. Thanks, very nice video.
😎 Thanks Peter Rick ⚓️
you're the man rick
his new bluea all star record looks really good hope to get a copy later on
Ive seen him live many times starting in 1979.
The Vocoder was a trademark toy for the live album, but Frampton truly comes alive on a well-strobed Gibson.
Lovely to see you two getting on so well over the years.
Vocoder is not the same as talkbox.
@@martinaddison4880, good man. I'd always (falsely) believed he used a Vocoder toy, but indeed the effect employed by Talkbox does rather fit the bill more accurately. Mixing the mouthpiece to effectual advantage over the instrument feed is trademark Talkbox. Using masks for aero-isolation makes all the difference; I wear PPE in operating theatres!
Very nice ! Had to watch the 'gifting' sequence twice. Great stuff !! Fan since Humble Pie 'Performance" in '72.
Saw PF as a middle act once at Winterland then as a headliner twice, second the show for DYFLWD was taped for FCA.
Also saw him at The 4th Of July (well 2nd) DOG with 'Skynyrd. All were amazing.
Nice break down on the Phenix. Story behind this guitar is incredible.
This made my day !!
There is no way to overestimate the exalted greatness of Sir Peter....his '76 live album alone has golden nuggets of guitar treasures that will never leave my head - his tone, his concerts and all of his other outstanding recordings - and such a humble sounding, genuine sounding fella....extremely insiring and a treasure to guitarists everywhere
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I feel like you do 🙄😆 Great to see Peter is doing well. Was listening to Frampton Comes Alive just few days ago. Epic as Ever.
I have a Phenix Custom Shop reissue - phenomenal guitar.
Cool beans! Always wondered about a 3 p/u Paul. Thanks
Wow. Just wow.
Legend
For a guy like me who loves nerdy guitar interviews, this is heaven. Frampton is so underrated and he loves talking about every aspect of the music. Rick brings out the best in one of the all time best. This was a joy to watch and hear.
he is not underrated in this fellas mind....of course I know what you mean though.
@@joerectifier yes there are those that know and appreciate just how genuinely great PF is.
What a genuinely nice fellow! Concur about Whiter Shade Of Pale.
Great video!
Peter Frampton is a GOD. i was a young teen when FCA came out. i played it over and over. such incredible songs. he still sounds (and looks) amazing.
Saw him live in 77 with Yes, Gary Wright and Gentle Giant.
@@blakeh6250 lucky you!
Great video.
I think with the Black Beauty original wiring it was neck, midde+bridge and bridge. I think there is another wiring scheme where each pickup has its own volume and there is a master tone.
Whiter shade of pale is the best. I had the pleasure of working with Peter Solley who did a stint with procol harum and produced one of your guest's album that starts with a P.
Love you Peter Frampton, the BEST Live Album EVER.
Also a friend of and share a BD with Bob K9EID.
And I play a Les Paul Studio, Wine Red with Gold hardware.
Thanks again Rick.
Frampton comes alive !!
I saw Peter at the Fox in ATL before he got famous. Wonderful show!
What a great story. Things you never forget.
@@officialRickBeato2 I know I worked with Rick at some point, just don't remember where.. Maybe NRG? On Weddington.
Do you feel like I do? EPIC!!
He just taught me so many things about why it's so damn hard for guitarists to get a tone that sounds like Peter Frampton. It's that middle pickup blend. You can clearly hear his exact "tone" in there. Very interesting.
I noticed that, too - one of the settings was clearly his signature solo-tone 🙂! If you mentally “put the ‘fuzz’ on it”, you have the tone for “DYFLWD?” ❤️😁
@@sdingeswho Yeah, exactly. It's a very unique sound and you can't get it on a standard Les Paul with two pickups.
I don’t think you can do that even with a “standard” Les Paul Custom (3 pickups), even though The Phoenix looks like an LP-C. She’s one of a kind … as is Frampton 😁🎸😎!
Yeah, I mean Frampton is on the money with his choice. That vocal by Gary Brooker is pretty special. There's a few Brits that can really belt it. Paul Carrack is another and he's still with us. That's someone I'd love to see Rick talk to or just talk about.
‘Lead Me to the Water’ is an amazing Gary Brooker tune. Eric is another who can really sing, his voice has aged like fine wine. The ‘Band Du Lac’ had some good numbers back in 1989, check them out.
@@handle433 I appreciate the recommendations, I'll check those out later tonight. Cheers friend.
@@OTOss8I know of Paul Carrack from being the singer in Mike + the Mechanics. Mid-to-late 80s had a couple albums with hits such as "Silent Running", "Taken In" and "Living Years". Good stuff. LOVE Paul's vocal tone.
Paul's One Good Reason album from '87 is an underrated winner. Along with Ace's Five-A-Side LP from '75. (Yes the one with How Long on it.) 12 yrs apart, same great vocals!
peters autobiography was pretty good.. lots of good rock history stories.. and he narrates the audiobook version..
What happened to the audio (level)?
Amazing interview! When we gonna see guthrie govan interview?
Do you... feel like I do!? great stuff
I saw him playing with david bowie on the glass spider tour... he had a marshall head and cabinet and it sounded really good
Lucky you! Relatively unknown musos played with him in Sydney for the Serious Moonlight Tour (1983 - can't believe it's has been 40 years now 😲)
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Whiter Shade of Pale is all about the Hammond B3
Peter the Great.
To Pet: my favourite song is "Changing All The Time".
Wow. Lucky!
Hey Boss, where is the Leslie part?
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Thank you both. I caught Frampton about 5 years ago opening for Steve Miller and his set absolutely torched the place down. His playing was so melodic, dynamic and inventive. It was truly remarkable to see him live. Legend 🎸🔥💨
Buddy has a 50’s era Black Beauty his dad bought for him 5 decades ago. I think it could use a shave down. The neck is pretty thickish and the guitar weighs a ton!
It sounds really good, but wears me out in a weird way. It was refretted and to me the frets are too high now. It stays on the wall mostly now. He got a vintage 335 and plays that.
In the Seventies my guitar friends said Frampton was a “ poser”! I told them to learn to play Lines on My Face. They found out he could play! Was not just blues licks and cliches. Had to know chords and inversions and how to play leads off of them! Been a fan since 1975. Great talent!
All everybody remembers from FCA is that damn talkbox, but go back and listen to that whole album... his acoustic playing is top-notch as well!
Interesting that guitar has such a connection to the Bay Area, and that a good chunk of that live album was recorded at Winterland... not the best acoustics, but the vibe coming out of there is huge!
Video Issue - low volume for me
Anyone else remember his role in the film Almost Famous?
I prefer Aphrodite's Child song called It's Five O'Clock sung by Demis Roussos to Whiter Shade of Pale. They both use the same classical influenced organ piece. Demis' voice is other worldly and the great Vangelis on keyboards is not too shabby either! Whiter Shade of Pale is iconic of course but the lyrics I don't think any one knows what they mean!!! "It's 5 o'clock and I walk through the empty streets"....I can relate to that......
I have small hands, not fat sausage fingers, just small hands. I love thin necks obviously for that reason. SG fits great. I know where he is coming from. I never owned a Gibson though Bought a Hamer Standard new in 1980 and that is double humbucker guitar and a couple of Fenders. Never owned a Gibson.
What's surprising and funny here, that his LP has not an exceptional sound so Peter is simply brilliant guitarist
All that great gear and carnt play a note
Wonderful player. His leads in Humble Pie were always tasteful and kind of jazzy.
Ask him about his modded Leslie speaker
‘What’s your favourite ballad’ - Whiter Shade of Pale. Man, that’s such a token response.
Amazing Rock & Roll Guitar History... great ending on two famous Guitars from two famous players and artists..
Jimmy Page also found his Black Beauty once lost for what seemed forever.... both instruments found after being away from home 🏡. Over twenty years 😳
It is a small world 🌎 😌 obviously 🙄 😜 😉
For anybody wondering fca is frampton comes alive
you need more volume or gain in your videos
It's alright.
check out that rack!!!! ...spaceship
Pete Frampton out here hoarding copper 😂. His guitar has SIX pickups, configured as THREE humbuckers. It would be super cool if he coil-tapped all three humbuckers so he could take advantage of every possible pickup position between neck and bridge.
I've done it with mine with push/pulls, along with on/off switches for the middle pickup (to activate with any side of the pickup switch) hidden on the back plate, and a push/pull tone bleed.
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je n'ai jamais pu aimer peter frampton lol ! oula !