Peter is better than in the 70's. I don't know of any other rockstar that can say this. He's more refined, solos are better, singing is better, etc. You aren't hearing just a regurgitated album song.
Doesn't matter weather he's sitting or standing he is a legend saw him many times beginning in 1976 I think he sounds better should be in the rock hall of fame!!!
Google Rock Hall Fan Vote to Help Get Petey Pie Where He So Obviously Belongs! This is very much overdue. His birthday is in 3 weeks, let's give him the Best Birthday Gift, Ever!
Started watching this at 530pm last night cuz was not going to make his show- he played in town. First two songs are great but I had never heard them! Wife said you have to go and I went! WORTH IT! Next time he may be in a wheelchair but if hands are working- I’ll be there.
Thank you for capturing this: it is excellent. What a tight and killer band. Some deep cuts ('The Crying Clown'). And 'Golden Goose' was not only a rousing opener but also a reminder that there are many great pre-'Frampton Comes Alive' tunes that had fallen off the radar over the years. Also, Peter's playing is exceptionally fierce here, with his jazz influences being very evident. Him being seated seems to let him focus on his playing. And what a great sound he still gets. A great audience, too.
One if the best guitar players UK ever produced. Sadly underrated especially in his homeland. So glad to see him still playing with the energy of a 20 year old! Young musicians take note! This is how to rock!
Saw him in 2018 and he was still standing. By 2019 he was seated. Both shows were GREAT. (As is this one.) Glad to see he can still play and sing, and that his wonderful sense of humor is still there.
Great to hear the voice of 1976. A virtuouso and the very sound of summer back then, a nice guy. And rather gorgeous! Glad to hear he's playing, singing so well. Hope he stays well as long as possible.
We were at the LA Greek Theatre show on 4/13/24. It was cold and wet but I would not miss it. Many of his arrangements highlighted his Jazz roots. At times I thought that I was at a Jazz show, especially when he played All I Wanna To Be (Is By Your Side). What a memory!
That first guitar he brought out was the Gibson Les Paul Black Beauty he had stolen from him back in the 70's. Took over 30 years, but he finally got her back. It's an amazing story.
Words cannot convey my love and admiration for this man. His physical capabilities may have diminished, but the joy and spirit are shining as bright as ever. Not that Peter needs us to feel sorry for him. He's lived a great life, with more to come. Thank you.
Saw the Comes Alive Tour at a local Enormodome in summer of '77... He was awesome w the talkbox. So much pot smoke in the air, visibility was about 20 feet. Lol. Great times then. Peter was huge in the 70s. Great music, great man. Those were such easy times. Life was so wonderful and full of promise. God Bless Peter Frampton for the memories.
We were at Peter’s left in the front row, with a partially blocked view. It is a treat to see this video, to actually see the show. Holy cow, Shine On, so that’s what was happening? Don’t tick off Frampa!!!
Still bringing his joy for music and sharing it with all of us live; connecting on so many levels with this video, feet tapping, unable to stop smiling; it’s a gift of love that Peter spreads to his bandmates and then to his audience and then to everyone who comes across this video gem; thanks so much Jim Powers.
I tell you something, Peter’s always been a fantastic player, but I think he’s better sitting down! He’s magnificent. And his vocals sound stronger than ever. I’ve been a fan since 1974 and am so thankful we still have him. Peter you rock my brother. 👍🏻🎸👏🏻
Thought I'd stop and take a quick look at how Peter's sounding. The opening big screen montage of seminal moments in Peter's career captivated me and when he and his band began to play, I was blown away by how great they sound. His band is so good. Legendary drummer Dan Wojlechowski and top shelf producer & artist whose played with everyone, Rob Aurthur on keys. Peter's playing was incredible as always. His banter & humor, warm and witty. His spirit, up beat and encouraging. Cool vid man.
I've loved all his work since I was a young teenager in the mid 1970's, I really love his version of "BlackHole Sun", hope to see him sometime before he packs it in.....
Frampton es mi guitarrista y rockero favorito desde 1976, al lanzar su ícono "Comes ALIVE". Cuando vino a Caracas 31/10/1980 lo ví cantar y tocar todo su repertorio y su talkbox. Maravillosa actuación. Recuerdo su "Do You feel like we do".
One of the great guitarists of our time. I love it when he chastises audience members for being dicks. I stopped going to shows years ago because people seem more interested in taking selfies and talking on their cells than listening to the music. Right on, Pete.
I’m feeling a bit jealous! I was born in 1975 and grew up listening to Peter thanks to my wonderful daddy. Thank you daddy for sharing so much amazing music with me. I love you!
The Landing of the Mothership in Detroit. The Midnight Funk Association. The Electrifying Mojo encouraging his audience to "Hold on tight, don't let go. Whenever you feel like you're nearing the end of your rope, don't slide off. Tie a knot. Keep hanging on, keep remembering, there ain't nobody bad like you." Then dropping the needle on side one of Frampton Comes Alive playing sides 1,2,3 & 4, followed by both sides of Parliament's Funkadelic, then all of Travelogue by The Human League. Up next, full sides of LP's by Genesis, Kreftwerk and Prince. Complete freedom to explore theater of the mind, laying down soul, funk, new wave and rock, most every night, midnight to 5am on WJLB for a time, too a short time.
Gving a nod to Chris Cornell ( Black hole sun) and George Harrison ( closing song ua-cam.com/video/F-tJoKMGld0/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared ua-cam.com/video/F-tJoKMGld0/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared) makes Frampton a true class act. Rock on, maestro. Thanks for posting Jim P!
Bizarre is that at a concert in Amsterdam he ordered chairs because he wanted the audience to sit down. Audience wasn't happy with that at all. Now he is sitting himself. I wish him al the best.
He was diagnosed with Inclusion Body Myositis in 2015. It's a relatively rare muscle depleting disease that may or may not have an autoimmune aspect to it. So far no cure and disappointing treatments, but I have hope
Let me try to understand this….so you bought a ticket for one of the last concerts of this icon…you paid good money for it…..the day arrives….you get in and………..all you do is keep your phone up in the air….checking the screen every two seconds….you see nothimgof the concert….you hear nothing and all you have is lousy images and terrible sound…….wow, clever !!!
@@TheJewellian Nope, I found the video on the UA-cam startingpage, hoped for an official recording, listened two minutes and wrote the comment. That’s it dude.
Hey brother, I hear where you're coming from. How can you fully enjoy the event if not giving 100% attention? I gotta say, one of my pet peeves are people who just won't put the phone down. I mean, I take short clips and photos but am generally pretty quick and discreet about it. But sometimes, often, there are those who shoot entire shows with no inkling of situational awareness. My take is; as long as he wasn't impeding anyone's enjoyment or view, And as long as he respected the artist's request pertaining to live streaming, photography and not violating proprietary content, then how he deems to best enjoy the show is his own to determine. Might not jibe with how we would choose to enjoy it, but it was his thing. I benefited from his post because, 1) I didn't know Frampton was in the shape he's in and 2) it was great to see him jam, he hasn't lost any of his guitar chops and his band was fantastic. One another note, I thought the sound was terrific. Much better than I would've expected. I'll cop to clicking on the post because it was a glimpse into Peter's tour from the night before, a fresh look. I got lulled into the vid as I got caught up in the opening with the Peter's seminal moments flicking through his glory days. It was captivating when he took the stage and was sitting, no clue as to his health, but we all age. I'll admit the times the camera got choppy or drop down brought me back to remembering I wasn't watching a polished concert video. That said, I'm glad he captured and posted the gig.
Yes, as a matter of fact, he is suffering from a condition...has been for a few years, and has been trying to manage, with great effort and courage and humanity to put on a farewell tour. Want to know what he has? Look it up...and as far as this being a geritol show, no more no less than what the good old boys on Genesis put on a few years back with Phil Collins " sitting down"...
Peter Frampton 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.
I doubt he needs the money and if he does at least he is earning it and bringing pleasure to people and as he said, the people at the shows give him love and support and strength as he deals with ill health. His playing and voice are way better than most of his contemporaries at this point in time. Nothing pathetic about it. The only pathetic thing is your comment and my bothering to answer it!
Believe me, he isn't working at 74 with IBM for money. He lives his passion and his real fans cherish every moment we can see and hear him. Nothing pathetic about it. We can learn from it. Hopefully we can all continue our life's passion as long as possible. He's a warrior and a true inspiration
Peter is better than in the 70's. I don't know of any other rockstar that can say this. He's more refined, solos are better, singing is better, etc. You aren't hearing just a regurgitated album song.
Peter you are the only one❤!!!
My favorite forever. God’s blessings to you Peter Frampton.
I SAW HIM IN CONCERT in 1975. God Bless him, he still sounds great.
Doesn't matter weather he's sitting or standing he is a legend saw him many times beginning in 1976 I think he sounds better should be in the rock hall of fame!!!
Google Rock Hall Fan Vote to Help Get Petey Pie Where He So Obviously Belongs! This is very much overdue. His birthday is in 3 weeks, let's give him the Best Birthday Gift, Ever!
Doesn’t matter WHETHER not weather
Mission accomplished! He's officially in the Rock 'N' Roll Hall Of Fame now!
Started watching this at 530pm last night cuz was not going to make his show- he played in town. First two songs are great but I had never heard them! Wife said you have to go and I went! WORTH IT! Next time he may be in a wheelchair but if hands are working- I’ll be there.
Thank you for capturing this: it is excellent. What a tight and killer band. Some deep cuts ('The Crying Clown'). And 'Golden Goose' was not only a rousing opener but also a reminder that there are many great pre-'Frampton Comes Alive' tunes that had fallen off the radar over the years.
Also, Peter's playing is exceptionally fierce here, with his jazz influences being very evident. Him being seated seems to let him focus on his playing. And what a great sound he still gets. A great audience, too.
One if the best guitar players UK ever produced. Sadly underrated especially in his homeland. So glad to see him still playing with the energy of a 20 year old! Young musicians take note! This is how to rock!
Saw him in 2018 and he was still standing. By 2019 he was seated. Both shows were GREAT. (As is this one.) Glad to see he can still play and sing, and that his wonderful sense of humor is still there.
Great to hear the voice of 1976.
A virtuouso and the very sound of summer back then, a nice guy.
And rather gorgeous!
Glad to hear he's playing, singing so well. Hope he stays well as long as possible.
We were at the LA Greek Theatre show on 4/13/24. It was cold and wet but I would not miss it. Many of his arrangements highlighted his Jazz roots. At times I thought that I was at a Jazz show, especially when he played All I Wanna To Be (Is By Your Side). What a memory!
Wow! He sounds surprisingly strong vocally! Definitely one of the most underrated guitarists in rock too…looks like a brilliant show…
Peter Frampton underrated as a guitar player? What are you smoking?
@@nicestrat guitar players know how incredible he is but the general public does not…put that in your pipe and smoke it Cochise….
@@nicestrat Exactly - NEVER under rated.
He's not at all underated, he's well respected in the guitar world. Humble pie, Frampton's Camel, Peter Frampton, Bowie. No he's in the top tier.
God bless you Peter, keep rocking 🙏🏻👍🏻
That first guitar he brought out was the Gibson Les Paul Black Beauty he had stolen from him back in the 70's. Took over 30 years, but he finally got her back. It's an amazing story.
What a genuine talent
Words cannot convey my love and admiration for this man. His physical capabilities may have diminished, but the joy and spirit are shining as bright as ever. Not that Peter needs us to feel sorry for him. He's lived a great life, with more to come. Thank you.
Never Ever Say Never
Peter, with his current ailments, is better than 99% of the acts currently touring. I might even say 100%...
The Legend Peter Frampton ❤ 👌👏👏👏
I closed my eyes..and is Peter Frampton from seventies....exelent!!!
Not only a great artist,but a great person.
I think this is awesome that he on stage in 2024
And what a voice!!!
Age will never destroy pure talent
A icon! Responsible for a couple of the biggest iconic songs of all time.
Saw the Comes Alive Tour at a local Enormodome in summer of '77... He was awesome w the talkbox. So much pot smoke in the air, visibility was about 20 feet. Lol. Great times then. Peter was huge in the 70s. Great music, great man. Those were such easy times. Life was so wonderful and full of promise. God Bless Peter Frampton for the memories.
He is a LEGEND! YES TO THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME. PERIOD
We were at Peter’s left in the front row, with a partially blocked view. It is a treat to see this video, to actually see the show. Holy cow, Shine On, so that’s what was happening? Don’t tick off Frampa!!!
I was there. What a great show. Will always love his music
Vocals are still amazing
Dang, no matter what anyone says, he's a helluva guitar player.
It doesn't matter because you said it all
Still bringing his joy for music and sharing it with all of us live; connecting on so many levels with this video, feet tapping, unable to stop smiling; it’s a gift of love that Peter spreads to his bandmates and then to his audience and then to everyone who comes across this video gem; thanks so much Jim Powers.
Thanks for all the great memories Peter ❤💜🤍💙💛❤💯💥✌️🎸
Fabulous guy who knows his trade. Long may he continue.
Icon of the 70's. Lots of great memories brought back while listening to this show.
What a great voice. The guitar tones are so full bodied. Very unique talented lad.
This was a great show, especially the last two Humble Pie tunes from a great live album from my youth! Thanks Peter.
What a great show from a fantastic performer. Thanks for posting .
I tell you something, Peter’s always been a fantastic player, but I think he’s better sitting down! He’s magnificent. And his vocals sound stronger than ever. I’ve been a fan since 1974 and am so thankful we still have him. Peter you rock my brother. 👍🏻🎸👏🏻
Thought I'd stop and take a quick look at how Peter's sounding. The opening big screen montage of seminal moments in Peter's career captivated me and when he and his band began to play, I was blown away by how great they sound. His band is so good. Legendary drummer Dan Wojlechowski and top shelf producer & artist whose played with everyone, Rob Aurthur on keys. Peter's playing was incredible as always. His banter & humor, warm and witty. His spirit, up beat and encouraging. Cool vid man.
Was at the show as well. Such talent and showmanship! Thanks Peter and his band!!
God bless..still rockin !!
A living legend. Hopefully Peter will be Knighted soon.
WoW!! What an inspiration and playing guitar better than ever! Nice video buddy n some fab angles too.. Keep on Rockin Pete !
RIP Dr. Bob Heil. The inventor of the famous Talk Box. Do you Feel like we do...
Sounding good Frampton 😂❤😊
My first concert,,,,,1975 Mobile Alabama,,,,,,Peter Frampton,,,,Charlie Daniells and Lynyrd Skynyrd
Also saw him in 75 - still had Frampton's Camel on their equipment.
Thank you, Jim Powers, for sharing this show.
Saw him several times! Love this man!
Thanks for sharing Jim.
Hey you were sitting not that far in front of me. Looks like you're having fun leading the fan life. Rock On! 🤘🏻
Voten a Peter❤❤❤!!!
Grateful for your post! Thanks for sharing this show.
His body my be failing but his voice is not changed a bit. Way to go
Cool show
Exellent Guitarrista
Thank you for the shooting and sharing !
Sweeeeet~ 🌟🩵🌟
Love Frampton, seen him at least 4 times since 2001
go on!
Wow awesome mr frampton love your music u sound great less the long hair
Wow. Still sounds like the "Frampton Comes Alive" album. Legend.
I've loved all his work since I was a young teenager in the mid 1970's, I really love his version of "BlackHole Sun", hope to see him sometime before he packs it in.....
Chris Cornell has to be smiling down everytime Peter plays it!
Me too! Never say never yet!
Frampton es mi guitarrista y rockero favorito desde 1976, al lanzar su ícono "Comes ALIVE". Cuando vino a Caracas 31/10/1980 lo ví cantar y tocar todo su repertorio y su talkbox. Maravillosa actuación. Recuerdo su "Do You feel like we do".
not kidding the first song I thought he must be lip syncing? WoW, good on ya Pete!
Fantastic, been a fan ever since the 70s, thanks for recording and posting.
One of the sweetest sounding guitars 🎸 in rock n roll
legendary
Ele ama o Dom Que Deus Deu Para Ele
LEGEND💯
One of the great guitarists of our time. I love it when he chastises audience members for being dicks. I stopped going to shows years ago because people seem more interested in taking selfies and talking on their cells than listening to the music. Right on, Pete.
Saw him in a 77 with 69,000 others. Frampton Comes Alive tour
Me too he was awesome I believe he better today I own every single album or CD to this day
I’m feeling a bit jealous! I was born in 1975 and grew up listening to Peter thanks to my wonderful daddy. Thank you daddy for sharing so much amazing music with me. I love you!
very emotional
Where has the time gone?!
into the past.
OK, Jim Powers I love Peter Frampton looking forward to seeing him at the group theater seeing him good 20 times, but did you have to steal my name?
I WAS THERE! SEC. 200 ROW F SEAT 15.
Remember WJLB Mojo a black station he use to play the whole live frampton comes alive back in the day❤
The Landing of the Mothership in Detroit. The Midnight Funk Association. The Electrifying Mojo encouraging his audience to "Hold on tight, don't let go. Whenever you feel like you're nearing the end of your rope, don't slide off. Tie a knot. Keep hanging on, keep remembering, there ain't nobody bad like you." Then dropping the needle on side one of Frampton Comes Alive playing sides 1,2,3 & 4, followed by both sides of Parliament's Funkadelic, then all of Travelogue by The Human League. Up next, full sides of LP's by Genesis, Kreftwerk and Prince. Complete freedom to explore theater of the mind, laying down soul, funk, new wave and rock, most every night, midnight to 5am on WJLB for a time, too a short time.
Gving a nod to Chris Cornell ( Black hole sun) and George Harrison ( closing song ua-cam.com/video/F-tJoKMGld0/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
ua-cam.com/video/F-tJoKMGld0/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared) makes Frampton a true class act. Rock on, maestro. Thanks for posting Jim P!
Love this man, but this is so sad to see. I knew he was sick, but I had no idea he can't stand and needs a cane. RESPECT.
He should be in the hall of fame What a travesty
You have to vote, right now
It's going on.
He's in, woohoo!!! 🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉
Bizarre is that at a concert in Amsterdam he ordered chairs because he wanted the audience to sit down. Audience wasn't happy with that at all. Now he is sitting himself. I wish him al the best.
Pretty soon the Rolling Stones will be sitting the whole show as well .
All except for Keef, who as we all are aware is a walking medical miracle.
What's going on during "shine On" with the fan?
I saw Frampton once, in Boston, back in the 70s. He had a bit more hair then
During "Georgia", he morphed into Pops Staples.
Pretty good show, I don't think however that the performer should be heckling the attendees. They paid their money.
Any chance of a Toronto show?
den sehn wir nicht mehr in Deutschland ....das wars wohl😢
It’s as mistake to have everyone sitting.
I still don’t understand how Frampton Comes Alive was such a huge selling album as it was absolutely nothing special
Is this the show where he chewed out a talker?
Why did he do the show sitting down? Just curiosity, no problems whether standing or sitting. Regards from Brazil.
He has an autoimmune disease that causes weakness and loss of function in his muscles.
You obviously didn't watch til the end.
He was diagnosed with Inclusion Body Myositis in 2015. It's a relatively rare muscle depleting disease that may or may not have an autoimmune aspect to it. So far no cure and disappointing treatments, but I have hope
Can someone tell me where Adam Lester is? That certainly doesn't look like him...................or is it 🤔 nope, that isn't Adam Lester
No
Let me try to understand this….so you bought a ticket for one of the last concerts of this icon…you paid good money for it…..the day arrives….you get in and………..all you do is keep your phone up in the air….checking the screen every two seconds….you see nothimgof the concert….you hear nothing and all you have is lousy images and terrible sound…….wow, clever !!!
And yet you found the video and watched it! This video brought pleasure to me and thousands of others who cannot see him LIVE.
@@TheJewellian Nope, I found the video on the UA-cam startingpage, hoped for an official recording, listened two minutes and wrote the comment. That’s it dude.
Hey brother, I hear where you're coming from. How can you fully enjoy the event if not giving 100% attention? I gotta say, one of my pet peeves are people who just won't put the phone down. I mean, I take short clips and photos but am generally pretty quick and discreet about it. But sometimes, often, there are those who shoot entire shows with no inkling of situational awareness. My take is; as long as he wasn't impeding anyone's enjoyment or view, And as long as he respected the artist's request pertaining to live streaming, photography and not violating proprietary content, then how he deems to best enjoy the show is his own to determine. Might not jibe with how we would choose to enjoy it, but it was his thing. I benefited from his post because, 1) I didn't know Frampton was in the shape he's in and 2) it was great to see him jam, he hasn't lost any of his guitar chops and his band was fantastic. One another note, I thought the sound was terrific. Much better than I would've expected. I'll cop to clicking on the post because it was a glimpse into Peter's tour from the night before, a fresh look. I got lulled into the vid as I got caught up in the opening with the Peter's seminal moments flicking through his glory days. It was captivating when he took the stage and was sitting, no clue as to his health, but we all age. I'll admit the times the camera got choppy or drop down brought me back to remembering I wasn't watching a polished concert video. That said, I'm glad he captured and posted the gig.
What is this, the sit down Geritol show?? Love Peter what a great career, is he sick or disabled??
Yes, as a matter of fact, he is suffering from a condition...has been for a few years, and has been trying to manage, with great effort and courage and humanity to put on a farewell tour.
Want to know what he has? Look it up...and as far as this being a geritol show, no more no less than what the good old boys on Genesis put on a few years back with Phil Collins " sitting down"...
Peter Frampton 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.
He can sing just as great, too!
That's just wrong dude. I hope I am able to do half of the things he does at 73.
Let us know what you are doing in your mid-seventies. I bet it won't be too memorable in any shape or form,
It's amazing, they keep going for a dollar! It's pathetic!
I doubt he needs the money and if he does at least he is earning it and bringing pleasure to people and as he said, the people at the shows give him love and support and strength as he deals with ill health. His playing and voice are way better than most of his contemporaries at this point in time. Nothing pathetic about it. The only pathetic thing is your comment and my bothering to answer it!
@@TheJewellian go spend your hard earned money to see the boring fool!
Believe me, he isn't working at 74 with IBM for money. He lives his passion and his real fans cherish every moment we can see and hear him. Nothing pathetic about it. We can learn from it. Hopefully we can all continue our life's passion as long as possible. He's a warrior and a true inspiration
@@denisehall8605 go change his Stinky diaper!
How fucking boring to watch them sitting down, you tone deaf people would like anything!
Jim is the best! This is so cool. Thanks, so much.