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macmoondoggie
New member
Never much cared for him in the seventies, but that dude can play. Very tasty stuff last night. Part two is next week.
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tnjazz
New member
I spent the whole damn show trying to figure out what they were micing the cabs with.
Anyone have any idea?
Anyone have any idea?
jimistone
long standing member
Frampton got stuck with the "pretty boy" handle...because he was a good looking guy and chicks dug him.
It overshadowed his trememdous talent as a writer, guitarist, and innovater.
It wasn't "cool" to like frampton if you were a teenage guy in the 70's...I know, I was one. I liked him, said so, and got the "teeny bopper fan" flack from my buddies.
Im glad he is getting his due now days.
It overshadowed his trememdous talent as a writer, guitarist, and innovater.
It wasn't "cool" to like frampton if you were a teenage guy in the 70's...I know, I was one. I liked him, said so, and got the "teeny bopper fan" flack from my buddies.
Im glad he is getting his due now days.
Cyrokk
Farce of Nature
jimistone said:
For me, his greatness doesn't translate well to recordings. His talent is best appreciated when seen live, particularly in a small venue.
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tdukex
Man of the Muse
Frampton Comes Alive is still one of my all-time favorite albums. I still own it. I still play it.
gvarko
New member
Talk about shit luck
He is appearing at a small theater 5 minutes from my house in Easton, PA. I have tickets I bought way back to see Supernova the same night. If I had known about the Frampton show first the choice would be over. I bet he will do an all acoustic set, it's a really small theater.
He is appearing at a small theater 5 minutes from my house in Easton, PA. I have tickets I bought way back to see Supernova the same night. If I had known about the Frampton show first the choice would be over. I bet he will do an all acoustic set, it's a really small theater.
