Peter Frampton
1974-03-06
Ebbet's Field
Denver, CO
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Aetwork Included
01. It's a Plain Shame
02. Doobie Wah
03. Lines On My Face
04. I Wanna To Go To The Sun
05. Do You Feel Like We Do
06. Jumping Jack Flash
Encore
07. White Sugar > Outro
1974-03-06
Ebbet's Field
Denver, CO
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Aetwork Included
01. It's a Plain Shame
02. Doobie Wah
03. Lines On My Face
04. I Wanna To Go To The Sun
05. Do You Feel Like We Do
06. Jumping Jack Flash
Encore
07. White Sugar > Outro
In August 1969, Humble Pie released their debut album entitled, As Safe as Yesterday Is. The band featured Peter Frampton on guitar. Frampton would appear on 3 more Humble Pie discs before leaving the band to pursue a solo career. He released a solo album every year from 1972 to 1975, without a great deal of commercial success. While the album Frampton in 1975 went to #32 on the Billboard charts, the prior 3 discs failed to crack the top 100. Then, of course, in 1976 came the phenomenon known as Frampton Comes Alive, a double disc that sold over 6 million copies, went to $1 on the charts, spawned 3 top 15 singles, made the guitar talk box famous, and in some ways forever changed the music industry. Artists and record companies sought to produce similar blockbuster albums, and the late 1970s would produce a host of them including Rumours, Hotel California and Boston and Bat Out Of Hell. This FM Broadcast, however, captures Frampton before all the hype of his live album, playing a concert in Denver on March 6, 1974, 47 years ago today, The set list includes a host of tunes which would become famous thanks to Frampton’s historic live disc, including the legendary Do You Feel Like We Do.



9 comments:
This is awesome! Would you mind re-posting the link?
Thanks.
Link?
sORRY ABOUT THAT - LINK WILL GET FIXED LATER TODAY
Link is fixed - enjoy!
Thanks so much for this!
Truly belongs in the Spotlight
Could you please reupload this gem
new link is up - enjoy
This vintage Frampton is rare. It appears that the link is dead or invalid.
Could you please repost. It would be a great pleasure!
Thanks
New link is up for this - check tomorrow as I'll repost a bunch of other 1970s Frampton shows- enjoy them all
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