how to play 'Penny For Your Thoughts' on guitar by Peter Frampton | guitar lesson tutorial

An acoustic guitar lesson on how to play "Penny For Your Thoughts" by Peter Frampton from his fourth album released in 1975 called "Frampton". It was also part of the live album "Frampton Comes Alive!" released a year later in 1976.

Thanks for watching. Cheers

Demo - 00:00
Intro, tuning & picking technique - 1:38
1st riff - 2:15
2nd riff & variation - 2:57
1st fill - 5:45
2nd verse & 2nd fill - 6:35
3rd verse & 3rd fill - 7:38
4th verse & 4th fill - 8:45
Middle section 1st part - 9:04
Middle section 2nd part - 11:01
Middle section 3rd part - 11:52
Middle section slow play though - 12:18
Last verse = 13:31
Whole song slow play through - 14:19
Wrap - 16:17

[erik]

Andy—just a note to let you know that so very many of us are eternally thankful for your instruction, and more importantly, your freely-given contribution to simply making the world a better place through music. Wishing you all the best for a speedy recovery from whatever is ailing you, and a return to doing what you love! Thank you so much!

[johnn]

I also wanted to extend my sincere wishes for your speedy and complete recovery to good health. You may not know us but, we feel we know you as a friend and wish you nothing but the best and thank you for all you do for us in your tutorials.

[devilspeak]

Frampton really lived and loved to play guitar! He looked like he was having fun at every concert. Nice guy, too.

[scottalbee]

You are an incredible player. Clean and precise. Your teaching methods are calm and insightful. One of the best teachers on YouTube!!

[awfcsmcguire]

Get better Andy! The world needs you more than you ever know! God Bless!! Jonathan

[yz]

So great Andy! And for everyone, I strongly suggest you give Andy monthly support as I do. These are master lessons that are better than anything else out there. He’s taught me so much!

[briankeithwaters]

I've been playing this song for 45 years and somehow never got it down perfect...until now. Thank you sir!

[vanillaslice]

Andy, you have played a large part in my achievement with this instrument. "Hope you get something out of it!" is such an understatement for all the knowledge and experience you have shared. Love you bro!

[Hoagiemon]

After those harmonics, I expected huge roar from the crowd. Thanks for doing this one.

[patricedege]

Andy, I'm praying for you. Good health to you. Hang in there!!

[gregward]

OMG always loved this...I think I can DEWIT!!! Thanks.""Shut up and Play"" says it perfectly...you don't get hung up talking and talking about it!!! Your style of presentation is the best....THNX

[juana]

Another Great lesson from Frampton Comes Alive.

[MrSharkbaitx]

Wishing you a speedy recovery! Mahalo for all of your excellent lessons!

[woodwa]

Love your lessons— always learn a lot from you in Phoenix here— Prayers for a quick recovery!!

[danheathermusic]

Sir I wish you the best and my prayers go out to you. Peace love and music

[timfisher]

I looked this up a while back Andy and it was the best selling live album for many years but outsold by a few others most of the sales were in the USA Great tutorial as ever thank you

[siyarizol]

You're so professional. There are many lesson channels in youtube but they're not mentioning little details. You care about keeping the lesson as original records. Keep uploading, we learn. Thank you.

[TheFULLMETALCHEF]

I love this…you’re awaiting the resolution of that descending chord progression but it goes back to main theme. Great song.

[michaelbedward]

Andy - sending positive waves and wishing you strength and healing Your brilliant lessons, along with your deep knowledge and love of the music, have brought so much happiness to countless followers like myself. Hope that you'll be back in black soon - we need you man!

[ruinunes]

You are simply the best guitar tutorial youtube channel...your utter ability to be REALLY precise, but at the same time SO musical and educational, on top of that you're one of the most humble and generous guy around! THANK YOU Sir. Cheers from Portugal.