Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive (Full Album)

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[WhiskeyX]

Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive (Full Album)

0:00:00 Introduction / Something's Happening

0:05:23 Doobie Wah

0:10:57 Show Me the Way

0:15:36 It's a Plain Shame

0:20:11 All I Want to Be (Is by Your Side)

0:23:34 Wind of Change

0:26:20 Baby, I Love Your Way

0:31:08 I Wanna Go to the Sun

0:38:11 Penny for Your Thoughts

0:39:32 (I'll Give You) Money

0:45:10 Shine On

0:48:44 Jumping Jack Flash

0:56:46 Lines on My Face

1:03:42 Do You Feel Like We Do

[moehoward]

“I was in high school.”

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Aboard the Constellation CV64. You could here it playing all over the boat.

[Bodleian_Girl]

My dad had Johnny Cash: Live from San Quentin and we wore it out.

[Yardstick]

Undeniably good songs on that album. I’ve heard them all my life on the radio and still like them.

One thing that’s interesting, now that I think about it, is that you only hear the live versions. I don’t think I’ve ever heard the original album versions of those songs.

[dfwgator]

I would imagine if Steve Marriott were still alive, Humble Pie would have eventually reunited.

[dfwgator]

One thing that's interesting, now that I think about it, is that you only hear the live versions. I don't think I've ever heard the original album versions of those songs.

The studio version of "Do You Feel Like We Do" sounds NOTHING like the live version.

[wardaddy]

I always like Humble Pie better

I thought of Frampton as a Brit Rick Derringer

Still recall the summer Comes Alive hit

I was right out of high school

Stashed the boot hid the bag

We always thought that was about serious drugs...lol

[Yardstick]

I actually just got done listening to it. Literally the first time I’ve ever heard it:

https://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=aPViuvddpN8

Really gives you a sense of how the song had evolved from being played on the road.

[wardaddy]

He lived many years in Nashville off Woodmont circle between West end and Estes road

I think he divorced his second wife in Nashville and married a girl named Tina from Cincinnati and moved there for a bit

They divorced and he moved back here to middle TN again

I’ve seen him around from the early 90s till lately when he was eating at the bar at a nice restaurant in old Franklin TN 8 miles north of my home called the Red Pony

Frampton, Robert Plant, Brett Michaels...a devoted fan of my wife....lol, Sara Evans, JD Souther and Chris Hillman and John Kay and Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman and Martina McBride.....various Judds.....Lady Antebellum.....Big and Bitch.....and on and on....a lot of younger music people I simply don’t know.....Paramour?

They all pass through there and the barkeep is our pal so we eat there almost weekly

People leave folks alone here

Except fan fair week

[oldvirginian]

Humble Pie was much better.
Frampton should have stuck with them.
Pie’s 30 Days in the Hole was a great song.

Stashed the boot, hid the bag.
They were English, so who knows what the slang actually meant!

Sorry, but Derringer makes Frampton look like a light weight! Haha!

[Dr. Sivana]

But you could of [sic] had Lone Justice and The Violent Femmes!

The Violent Femmes played locally where I was (Chicago). I did have a problematic roommate who played the same two songs from the Def Leppard Pyromania album repeatedly. Worse, he was threatening to get a "Duran, Duran" tape. (Hungry Like a Wolf gets tiresome after 1/2 of a play) The headbangers who listened to the Violent Femmes weren't on my floor.

The worst part was when I took a summer job at NORC, and the office had the local black station playing. Every other song was "State of Shock" by Michael Jackson and Mick Jagger. I believed they made the record as a joke to prove they could score with ANYthing. They were right.

The mainstream station (WBBM) had a five song play list. I would literally hear the SAME song three times during a four hour shift at the Shoreland dorm grill.

The only performance I bothered to see (it was free) was "Bow Wow Wow". They were basically a bar band that got lucky.

[Fledermaus]

I didn’t know Frampton moved back. A friends wife, Melinda Knight, was the pastry chef at Red Pony until she had an accident at work. Hurt her wrist pretty bad.

And correct, no one bothers them. I run into “stars” all the time. When I worked at Loews Vanderbilt I used to have a great time with Peter Noone when he was in town. His daughter was going to Belmont.

[wardaddy]

My buddy says he’s back and divorced yet again

Quite a ladies man for an elf

[Bodleian_Girl]

Thanks for the memories!

[SamAdams76]

The summer of 1976. That was the summer before high school for me and the last summer I was truly a kid, with no responsibilities other than to run my paper route in the morning.

We had this above ground pool in the yard that year and on hot days, I would spend the entire day in that pool. I hung our stereo speakers out the window and would blast rock music all day long as I hung out in that pool. Lot of Peter Frampton that summer. Along with Kiss, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin and Rolling Stones, among others.