David Bowie & Peter Frampton Search for Beer in Madrid | MTV News 

This was like Vlog in YT today...

1984? 1985?

@@marcopompeo3603 1987 on The Glass Spider tour with Frampton on lead guitar as well as the occasional lead vocal.

There is another episode from '87 with one of my own faves, the legendary Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull. His walk-around occurs in NYC with some time in Central Park.

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Totally. Would clearly have been busy and stressed but still in high spirits and never too much trouble to stop and do signings :) What a lovely person he was as well as incredibly gifted to boot.

except he wasn't always polite; he was often abrupt and rude to make-up artists et-al... still, too bad he smoked and c/wouldn't give up....

So at ease with himself and his surroundings.

Always elegant los cojones.bollocks

The greats are all like that. Robert Plant and Jimmy Page do as well. It's the lesser artists who are stuck up.

David checked out a good time the world is a shit hole now

Those people getting autographs: No hello, how are you?, or what music are you working on now? No attempt at any chat. No compliments or anything!! Just give me the autograph. Sheesh!

@@dinkeedee yeah! And even girls saying It's my pen! Jajajajaja

I miss him, I miss him the most, but I miss all the 'real deal' guys, we're left with a few good ones & a lot of wake riding empty smile wannabe's, put Let's Dance on now, then tell me what the fuck could top that, let alone his less commercial songs too numerous to mention. Yeah, I miss him, can't fully explain why either. Over & out....

He's on camera to be fare

Love your name. I have a cousin with that name. She lives in LA. Her cousin is Paula Abdul. ♥️ RIP Aunt Marlene 🌹.

They were accosting him, there was no asking him for an autograph. So rude. But he was so nice about it.

@@Dannyt077 To be fair a lot of people behave like assholes regardless of cameras rolling. So whether or not he really was a cool guy, most of the footage of him is evidence that lends credibility to this assertion.

Too sad nobody paid attentjion to Peter Frampton. Nobody asked for his autograph. If I was there I would have asked. I like Peter Frampton

Peter is not dead though

Which one? Two different women (not girls) asked for their pens back.

I laughed so much! "¡Eh, es mío! ¡Es mi bolígrafo! ¡Que morro!"

@Lex Rue me too

Yo se lo hubiera regalado 😅

I loved how he reacted to that ''I'm Sorry''

thevoid99 You can if you move the pub to Benidorm.

Haha yeah

its actually three or four hundred friends

No he didn't. "Vlogging is millenial horseshit"

@@toernebohmite sour puss.

@@toernebohmite Absolute nonsense. It might not have been called "vlogging" until 2002, but that's just terminology. Video blogging has been around since at least 1972, when the first home video recorder was produced. I would argue that the very first vlog was a documentary movie made in 1922 about the Canadian Inuit Eskimos.

No, Nelson Sullivan invented the vlog as we know it

Bowie was also the first musician ever to have an album online for downloads .

When you have Bowie near with his magnetic field I think all the rest people around is invisible

Dude a spanish man ask him literally "are you peter frampton"? And bowie said something like "nah he's just a regular fella" fucking hilarous

Yeah it's so sad for Peter. He was a Rock Superstar 1 decade earlier

@@cluggyahoo One decade earlier,his biggest-selling album was in 1976.

@@mjh5437 You are right , one decade earlier

it looked like it might have been the tail end of siesta, so most shops were still closed. thats my guess.

Subtle comment , very good.

@@blackcat5159 oh haha must be a who reference. no wonder it went over my head. lol

Peter Frampton did a track called '' Show me the way '' that's why its subtle.............

@@miguelatienza5344 compañero, hay más gente que desayuna alcohol que café. No creo que seas capaz de encontrar un bar que no sirva alcohol desde el mismo momento en el que abre

Yes indeed, a gentleman he was. Despite all the qualities he had, he was always a humble and friendly person

Amen!

I met him on several occasions and every time he was charming

He literally had sex with a 13 year old.

Don't you mean a drugged up loud-mouth with a god complex? hahahahaha I'm right here babe, if that's what you like.

what has studying to do with that? wanna rub it in faces on youtube?

Lol

uh... maybe the art history references that he's constantly joking about has something to do with his comment. wake up

I´m pretty sure that it has something to do with it, but you really don´t have to study art history to recognise that and find it funny. Plus nobody really cares what William Kusumadi studies. Btw. i´d rather go to sleep, because it´s late.

cool. just putting context cause you asked what studying had to do with it. good night sweet prince.

David Bowie's humour was so ahead of his time

@James Henderson 😐 as opposed to? Fuck whatever caused it.

😭

If that's the Plaza Santa Ana, that street he was walking into is full of cosy ancient day-time tabernas, which is what he was looking for.

I think that's the joke

Lmao

The very famous 'barber of seville'

He's got a bone to pick with me lol

Dad jokes? Yeah, because all these millennials sure know how to tell/write jokes :/

@@ollyf5088 Referring to a goddamn dog! 🐶 😅

It really fucking does

he is a weird phenomenon, he never suffered thinning let alone male pattern baldness. He never experienced ugliness, and he did not have the healthiest of life-styles.

@@Jamie-js3qw good genes. He did unfortunately die of cancer at the age of 69, which isn't the youngest but isn't terribly old either...

@Maurice Goldner No way! Where did he get it? Was it a toupe or something?

Frampton's hair needs to be mentioned as well. So many musicians have such great locks - I think it's because they are chilled out more than normal people and always riding a groove. (They always say your hair falls out when stressed....so all you men need to chill! lol)

60fps BTW your profile picture scared me hahaha

60fps BTW same

Me too

Me to ground control to where ever he is know,miss you David Bowie.

Modestoney same here :)

Same, honestly.

same - I think I would rather have made eye contact with him and said hello though, rather than stick a pen and paper in front of him. Loved the video.@@lh2738

Me to it’s just such a cute video and can I point out how good his hair is lol

same here

Hahaha IKR?!?!

Literally me doing anything with my friends

Rebecca B lol

+Cassandra Nom de Plume no one cares about you and your friends.

That part was hilarious. People around him were looking at him like he was crazy hahaha

he is so cool, and you're so stupid

@@_roket The fuck kind of reply is that?

A lot of the Brits were silly. The Who - especially Keith Moon, Rod Stewart, watch John Lennon and Mick Jagger together ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Q7J_UrPzZQc.html It's the Goons influence I suppose.

@@HalloweenJack7 strain the rest of your brains

@@_roket If you’re going to try to be “Internet funny”, at least make sense.

It's sad cause peter has some really good songs too

Peter is good. Bowie is god 🙌 ❤

Well Bowie said ‘no he’s not Peter Frampton’ to the guy who asked Frampton if he was actually Peter Frampton

Difference between a star and a superstar.

Joe Franco The guy asking for the autograph responds, "sorry, I thought he was Peter Frampton" after Bowie tells him Frampton is not Frampton.

pie man

Panic in Madrid Ask for an autograph Wanted to stay home Wish someone would phone

@@chrismeadows4216 looked like amadeus, drove an 'lectric van. kept his guit in quiet seclusion...

❤❤❤❤❤ loveeee them both HUGE FRAMPTON FAN

that's what I was thinking... but he was walking with Bowie so what can you expect. Maybe it was that hair or Frampton was never big in Spain.

gonz velaz No he doesnt care about silly stuff like that.

Bowie was quite the personality and seemed to carry a strong presence with him. Anyone would've had a hardtime being recognised next to him. He's a natural spotlight stealer

Frampton wasn't a mainstay on MTV in the 80s, with new albums and videos, as well as having a movie career. If it had been 1980, Frampton would've been recognized in most big cities. Although, he doesn't have a look that is as recognizable as Bowie did.

Guy Sky Yeah. At least with artists from the 70s, maybe Michael Jackson.

attitude a little arrogant and stupid

Abert Albert he was kind, opposite of arrogant

Especially when he held the microphone to the dogs arsehole lol

He had shades on aswell

This is 80s no 70s footage

Well, if you are going dress like a member of Def leopard it is confusing

Frampton was recognized by one of the guys getting an autograph.

@@theundeadvision Who's Aswell? Hehehe!

Widia Noeradi a lot...

I saw frampton at a signing once an some guy in the crowd said hey look its bruce willis ...frampton laughed it off..

My man coolest ever!

hahahahaha that was good

He would've if he was under pressure.

Very funny ..you're "starman"

The route Changes

It didn't matter where they went... he just wanted to be by his side.

He went to the same school as me, the teachers were fantastic!

Of course. He was British​.

he knows so much about art - El Greco being in Toledo, all that was legit

E I He was. His father taught him people skills, and he was very self-educated. He didn't let school get in the way.

His hair always looked perfect, even on his days off

What a King ;P

C. G.-Aller Z. FeelsBadMan

arial surfer HAHAHAHAHAHA

Only guy who recognised him lol. People were pretty aggressive asking for an autograph, Pulling Davids arm etc. I would freak out if it were me.

the best!

Seriously​, Who cares about Peter Frampton. He shouldn't of embarrassed himself being there.

luckily I did

You'd be dancing. Dancing in the streets

Everyone says 'Hi'

Qué petarda la tia..por un bolígrafo....

por dios tu boligrafo lo tendrá Mr. David Bowie pero que chica!

Ya no tan chica la doña!

Un acento madrileño pijo encantador jajajaj

La reacción de Bowie al devolverle el bolígrafo es genial, que bueno que se lo pidió de vuelta para ver su reacción.

They don't even know about Raphael nowadays.

they were joking tho

And goya, and Picasso

Nice insight!

Have you noticed how retrograde the Spaniards were? I wonder if they've changed.

Do you mean not bothered about anything that bothers most here in the UK?

chris guy No, I mean retrograde. It does not have anything to do with being bother. It has to do with narrow minded, "square", a person who live in the past

chris guy chris guy No, I mean retrograde. It doesn't have anything to do with being bothered. It has to do with being narrow minded, "square"; a person who still lives in the past, backwards and therefore foments prejudices.That's how Spaniards really are. Very Catholic and full of prejudices

One guy did recognize Frampton and wanted his autograph but they told him it wasn’t Peter Frampton. Lol

@@carlosrincon1551 Bowie's ego did.

Sometimes it is better to not be rocognized and live a normal life.

@@v-town1980 ego?? they were just messing around it's not that deep

Old school buddies and still great friends here. And he got to tour with Bowie and play brilliant Guitar. The same brilliant guitar playing that earned him one of the biggest selling live albums of all time. Don't think he was too sad!

it was never cool

@@naddanbb Bowie made it pretty cool.

and wireless

vlogging before there was a internet

@@landi76 The internet existed in 1987.

how is the douche art going btw?

I think he's staff from the hotel Santa Ana, on the eponymous Plaza where this clip starts. He was sent to follow them I think.

@@shinji5217 I love bowie but I think him going out in madrid in 87, being tailed by a video camera and an entourage is a bit douche. If him and frampton had wanted a quick beer they could have had one and got away with only a couple of autographs

@@digiface not involving myself too much... It was for MTV, if he wanted a beer with his mate he wouldn't even need to go to another country really

@@digiface I am not involving myself too much, *period* State your opinion about it if you feel like it, I didn't even said anything about it.

Seniora Lauschmaus Actually it was released in in 1986 in America . Maybe it was released later in Europe ?

It can be, I´m not sure.

Seniora Lauschmaus Anyway great under rated film.

He is the most famous Movie for children ever.

It's an MKUltra mind fuck. Jesus wept.

Indeed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Symbolsysteme really? You think? I find him to be hilarious, he makes some good jokes in the storytellers live show!

after the dog ignores him, he says "probably has a bone to pick with me"

oh they walk by plenty of bars. More bars per capita than any other european capital. But they were looking for a terraza in cold(ish) weather and back then only touristy places like Plaza Mayor had those. So that's where they took them

@@TheRealCaptainFreedom nothing like a bit of casual discrimination first thing in the morning, eh? The troubles were mostly in Northern Ireland. Bowie played and hung out in Dublin many times and indeed played Belfast during the troubles without incident.

@@castleofsong9620 Your “troubles” make me chuckle, boyo.

@@peddleandcrank Unaffected by all those bombings? Sure. Whatever you say.

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(Cough) Canada (Cough, cough).

Its black music, rock, soul and disco (wich David played) are black

White people refined it though. Rock was nothing until white Elvis came along. Then it was the white Beatles and the white Stones. Same with most musical genres. Whites make things better.

@@chocomanger6873 Rock was "nothing" until Elvis came along because most whites at the time were too racist to pay attention to anything made by black people. All the people you mentioned have stated multiple times how much they have been influenced by black music and how their music wouldn't exist without those pioneers

@@diegoportillo21 “Rock and roll” and “rock” are two different things

Yeah we in Iberia are quite rude, but fair and outspoken. Do I really need to sing Cara al Sol ?

@Klaus Eisenheim Some young people are also very rude here in Spain.

Yes when they actually had bands and knew how to play instruments . Lyrics had a purpose other than a bunch of mumbo jumbo . Today bands don't exist , its generally just a producer and a pretty face singing through a heavily edited computer program . The internet killed the bands , there's no money in selling albums to pay all the band members , its a solo artist genre now.....yawn. I cannot get into hip hop \ rap because none of it relates to me and there is no message in it anymore like the old rappers from the early 90"s . Today's Rap is just self centered crap.

hey never diss a good chef

@@carneyhemler3811 Chefs are only important in the kitchen. Sorry dude.

Tbh really good food is art

@@jturner1774 food is an instant thrill. I don't want to look at it. I want to eat and digest it.

Bowie es lo mejor de lo mejor ...

Es increíble. Un artista de su nivel firmando a todo el que se lo pide.

Tomando en cuenta sus excesos, son muchos años. Grande David, fue también un gran pintor.

¿Quién te ha contado el cuento de que España estaba aislada?

Los Beatles tocaron en Madrid y BCN en 1965. En 1960 America hacia peliculas en España, famosos actores y actrices norteamericanas disfrutaban sus juergas en tablados flamencos. Ernesto "Che" Guevara paseó 3 veces por España vestido de con su uniforme militar, y con permiso del Caudillo.

Spain was not isolated at all. 1965 Beatles concert. 1960 USA movies. 1959 Che Guevara visited Madrid 3 times.

@@trebol1289 hijo si eso para ti es estar en el mundo , te aconsejo que salgas del pueblo o en el que vives o en el que tienes en la cabeza , el hecho de que vinieran los beatles nada mas ya te dice el grado de aislamiento que teniamos , por si no lo sabes en esos tiempos habian grupos tan grandes como los beatles , como los rolling stones ,led zeppelin , jimmy hendrix , david bowie, the who anso on and so forth , todos esos grupos tocaban en paises democraticos pero no ponian ni un pie en espana ,tuvom que ser despues del 82 que espana empezo a ser vista como un pais democrata ,y por tanto considerada como igual , espana era la misma pero la dictadura no , y lo que nos mantenia aislados era la dictadura y lo que tu cuentas eso precisamente era el relato de los fachas para mentirle a la gente by decirle que espana era un pais abierto , vete tu con tus mentiras viejas y los beatles en el 65 y los americanos que venian aqui a derrochar los dolares poruq nuestra moneda era una mierda y c0n un dolar eras el rey por eso venian porque en italia les salia mas caro filmar y aqui comian y bebian como cosacos con cuatro perras y la foto dedicada al de la taberna

What do you mean, when Spain was isolated. From what?

y yo 13

calidad de imagen impresionante!

They wouldn’t have been able to walk those streets in the iPhone age!!

When someone has been as big a star as Frampton was in the 1970s they`re probably relieved not to be bothered by people in the street.

Maybe they didn't know ho was Peter Frampton :'(

Morbid angel ...one of the punters was about to get PF's signature too, exclaiming "oh , Peter Frampton" with excitement right after getting David's autograph, but quickly Bowie joked 'no, he is not Peter Frampton ' , to which the fan replies in Spanish, "oh sorry i thought you were PF"

One guy did but Bowie said his friend was not Peter Frampton.

He probably was sitting on his chase lounge a week later watching MTV, yelling at the TV “I knew it was Peter Frampton”

and he neither gets the desired haircut @ 9:50 ...

gonz velaz Yeah but it killed him: he should've smoked weed instead..

ROBYN MARKOW hahahaha, yeah man!, you're right!....

***** True,but still, who wants to chance it?

I can ask for cigarettes in every language. David Bowie