Album Info
| Artist: | Peter Frampton |
| Album: | Frampton Comes Alive! |
| Gatefold: | Yes |
| Released: | Canada |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Introduction | |
| A2 | Something's Happening | |
| Written-By - Peter Frampton | ||
| A3 | Doobie Wah | |
| Written-By - John Headley-Down, Peter Frampton, Rick Wills | ||
| A4 | Show Me The Way | |
| Written-By - Peter Frampton | ||
| A5 | It's A Plain Shame | |
| Written-By - Peter Frampton | ||
| B1 | All I Want To Be (Is By Your Side) | |
| Written-By - Peter Frampton | ||
| B2 | Wind Of Change | |
| Written-By - Peter Frampton | ||
| B3 | Baby, I Love Your Way | |
| Written-By - Peter Frampton | ||
| B4 | I Wanna Go To The Sun | |
| Written-By - Peter Frampton | ||
| C1 | Penny For Your Thoughts | |
| Written-By - Peter Frampton | ||
| C2 | (I'll Give You) Money | |
| Written-By - Peter Frampton | ||
| C3 | Shine On | |
| Written-By - Peter Frampton | ||
| C4 | Jumping Jack Flash | |
| Written-By - Keith Richards, Mick Jagger | ||
| D1 | Lines On My Face | |
| Written-By - Peter Frampton | ||
| D2 | Do You Feel Like We Do | |
| Written-By - Siomos, Gallagher, Frampton, Wills |
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Description
"Frampton Comes Alive!" isn't just an album; it's a phenomenon. Released in 1976, this double live album catapulted Peter Frampton to international stardom, and for good reason. The recording captures Frampton at the height of his powers, blending rock, blues, and pop into a performance that feels as vital and exciting today as it must have to those who were there in person.
From the opening strains of "Something's Happening," you can sense the energy of the crowd and the connection between Frampton and his audience. The album's signature track, "Do You Feel Like We Do," encapsulates this relationship, turning into a sprawling, 14-minute jam that never loses momentum. It's not just a song; it's a communal experience, and Frampton is the conductor, guiding both band and audience through a shared musical journey.
The use of the talk box in "Show Me the Way" and "Do You Feel Like We Do" adds a unique flavor to the album. It's a gimmick, perhaps, but one that Frampton uses to great effect, creating a sound that is unmistakably his own.
The setlist is impeccably chosen, showcasing Frampton's strengths as a guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter. His guitar solos are fiery and inspired, filled with emotion rather than mere technical showmanship. His voice, too, is a revelation, capable of both soulful crooning and rock-and-roll swagger.
What truly sets "Frampton Comes Alive!" apart, though, is its authenticity. There's a spontaneity and joy to the performance that can't be faked. It feels real, unvarnished, and in the moment. Frampton isn't just going through the motions; he's living the music, and the result is electrifying.
The production quality of the album is stellar, particularly for a live recording. The instruments are well-balanced, the crowd noise is present but not overwhelming, and Frampton's voice and guitar are front and center where they belong. The remastered editions add even more clarity and punch, enhancing the experience without losing the raw energy of the original.
As a historical document, "Frampton Comes Alive!" is a snapshot of a time when rock concerts were transformative events, communal gatherings filled with possibility and promise. As a piece of music, it's a masterclass in how to captivate an audience and hold them in the palm of your hand.
In conclusion, "Frampton Comes Alive!" is not just a live album; it's THE live album. It stands as a testament to Peter Frampton's talent and charisma, a perfect storm of performance, songwriting, and production. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Frampton's work, this album is essential listening. It's a celebration of rock and roll at its most joyous and thrilling, a reminder of what live music can and should be.