Peter Frampton, Jack Bruce, Ringo Starr & Gary Brooker

[guitar man]

Holy crap, this is a fantastic version of "Do You Feel Like We Do"

Part 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cfb5Hz6_xOI&feature=related

Part 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dnho2n0pK3g&feature=related

:headbang:

[Amerigo Vespucci]

1. What a lot of people forget...

...with the rise and fall that followed the mega-success of "Frampton Comes Alive" and the Farrah Fawcett-ization of the "I'm In You" period...



...is that Frampton was, and still is, one hell of a guitar player.

In the years that followed "I'm In You" he's made some tough, raw records here and there, but the one-two punch of "Frampton Comes Alive" burnout and "I'm In You" (not to mention the Sgt. Pepper movie) seems to have blinded some to that fact.

:toast:

[guitar man]

2. Without a doubt

He can still play like a madman, saw him live a while back and he seems "well preserved" lol. It was a great show.

[Dr Fate]

6. Not to mention his cool records w/ Humble Pie. n/t

n/t

[Amerigo Vespucci]

7. "Performance / Rockin' The Fillmore" is one of my all-time favorite albums

I have a mix CD in the car with "I Walk On Gilded Splinters" on it...when I'm on a long freeway drive I like to pop that one in.

:toast:

[Dr Fate]

8. Frampton was all of 16 or 17 years old on those early Humble Pie records!

He and Rick Derringer must be among the top teen guitar virtuosos of all time.

[old mark]

11. Delete - dupe.

[old mark]

12. Rick and his brother started The McCoys in 1962. Rick was then 15, and

this was their third band. They went on to write some songs (Such as "Sorrow", covered by David Bowie.) They later became a house band and toured and recorded for years as Johnny Winters' blues band.

Rick is another "one hell of a guitar player" most peopel don't think of right away.


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[driver8]

3. One of my favorite songs of all time -- love the live version!

Frampton is an amazing guitar player.

[guitar man]

4. I agree

That's quite a cast of musicians he's got together on this one...not sure but I think the second drummer is Jamie Oldaker...just kick ass all around :toast:

[Twillig]

5. **Warning, video contains a bass solo**

:hide:

[guitar man]

9. yeah but

It's Jack Bruce so I'll give it a pass :)

[old mark]

10. Nice to see these old codgers can still get work.

Frampton is SO under rated, always has been a superb guitarist and performer. Jack Bruce was wonderful on this, as was Gary Brooker. I even liked Ringo, which I usually don't.
I love this kind of stuff...think any young players saw this and got nervous? :rofl:

Thanks, AV - this is on my favorites now.

mark