Posted on 07/31/2024 6:36:22 PM PDT by traderrob6
“Too Rolling Stoned” - Robin Trower
Unfortunately there is no record of your assertion. There is however, verifiable documentation of Frampton’s quotes on “In the Studio with Redbeard”.
Show #70: October 23, 1989: Peter Frampton “Frampton Comes Alive”
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How can any live list leave off “Goin’ Home,” by Ten Years After at Woodstock?
Los Endos - Genesis.
Interesting, never saw this. Classic https://youtu.be/qlr2c-G8Bag?feature=shared
This is good from the somthers brothers show in 1967 with analysis.
Don't Do It!
If you want to believe that the fans rolled and rose and receeded like the waves in tune with the music in perfect harmony be my guest. Frampton Comes Alive was made in the studio, the applause was added and the entire thing was recorded over and over to get it right in every section of the track.
Peter Frampton was good on stage, but he was never as good as that album is.
You have no idea what “I believe”, I simply stated a fact. Either Peter Frampton or you are a liar, take your pick.
It ain’t hard to understand. Try to believe this:
https://www.mixonline.com/recording/frampton-comes-alive-51-376104
Four shows were recorded and used on the original album
“Four shows were recorded and used on the original album”
That’s an established fact and was never in dispute.
Now I’m going to take your advice concerning Mark Twain and arguing with a fool. Have a pleasant afternoon.
I’ll take the live version of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida by Iron Butterfly.
Ted Nugent rocks doing “Stranglehold “ live.
>>Righteous Brothers-Unchained Melody:Andy Williams show.
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Best live ever. Best male vocal ever. Insane vocal range. Sung with ease, passion, just perfection. Bobby Hatfield’s voice was surely a special gift from God.
Mrs. K
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