SMH, been watching your videos for a long, long time... and I'd just like to say again how amazing it is how you figure out the nuance to all these songs. Plus, that you've done it without monetizing all these years. So much gratitude to you, sir.
Great lesson, love this version. I think that Frampton is highly underrated as lead guitarist, his licks are so cool and unique, not just pentatonic stuff
+Shtan That's the Django Reinhard and Wes Montgomery influences coming through in Peter's playing. He's always had a different sensibility than the usual rock players from the classic rock era. It's why I love his playing.
James James, Thanks for posting this. I was looking to relearn this song. One thing that drove me a bit crazy. In searching for the lyrics I found that most, if not all lyric sites have the wrong lyric, they write "I wish there was a pill for that' you're on your own" WRONG!! The correct lyric is "I'm SURE there IS a pill for that, you're on your own". To those that know the meaning behind this song, it makes a huge difference. Thanks for the refresher course... :)
Thanks for this one! Frampton was on with Stern last week, played acoustics with Gordon Kennedy. Absolutely amazing guitar work. Do You Feel Like We do was jaw dropping. Find it if you can. Has acoustic CD coming out. Such a solid dude.
Good Job! I learned this song off the record when I was about 15yrs old but something was always missing. It wasn't until years later, I listened again with a more mature ear and heard the high E tuned to D. I was like "That's why it always sounded kinda like a 12 string yet not a 12 string!". Kids just don't know how lucky they are to have youtube for tutorials and to watch hand positions from several live shows. We would've killed for that back in the day. Rock On Bro!
Man, I don't know what I would do without these videos. They've been a lifesaver ever since I joined a band at the school of rock. Keep being awesome! :)
Great lesson JJ! Thank you - I've been humming this song all day! I hope you had the opportunity to see Frampton on his latest acoustic tour. He is in top form.
Saw him in I think 77 in Louisville toward the tail end of Frampton maina. He gave an exceptional performance. Bob Mayo was sick that evening, but the band didn't miss a beat. True professionals.
Another killer lesson! Thanks Man! Frampton was just on Stern - classic. Owe you a bottle of something - let me know if you're a wine guy or a whiskey guy!
you tell a good tale when explaining the science behind the subtle chord changes and addition ones pretty partial myself to adding little own flavor at times long as it sounds semi authentic to the original ones interpretation can still run along it thanks really enjoying your shit bro
I watched him from the first row in Nashville back in March. He played that C chord the same way you do everytime, except for the first one in the intro, before the lyrics start.
Great job! I like the patience and smoothness of your teaching. Peter Frampton is very talented ! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your time. Sounds great with these new Ernie Ball guitar strings !
Thanks - one comment, I think the one other place I can think of that exhibits that tuning is Patrick Simmons' tuning for The Doobie Brothers' "Toulouse Street"
1. Thank you so much for the lesson2. I need that tshirt. Please help. I've been searching google all day without success. "80s tv special programming multicolor drums" etc. etc
Wish I had known. I was pretty bummed watching ur "sign off" video. Didn't know u had resurfaced. I'm 55 yo and have been playing for over 40 years. Still totally sucked tho! U have been, by a mile, the best guitar teacher on RU-vid for me. Not boring. Very knowledgeable. Good sense of humor. I really do thank you from the bottom of my heart. F uck the haters!
Thanks for posting. As always your videos are awesome. You have helped my guitar playing so much. I just purchased Framptons new acoustic album and its nice. In case you haven't already you should check out some of Frampton's recent acoustic videos- Here's a link to one of them. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-I4x3yFVV-LI.html That shirt brings back some childhood memories too.
