The Peter Frampton Interview

In this interview we go in depth with Peter Frampton on his songs, influences and style.

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[sharonraizor]

Rick asks a question and then shuts up. That's what a good interviewer does.

[wrawrer]

I love that Peter say's "we" often, and "I" rarely. Says a lot about him.

[richardpro]

Peter Frampton...one of the small number of truly nice and genuine superstars. Been a fan for 40+ years and still love the guy.

[postive-vibes]

Frampton always shows so much joy when he sings and plays. And he's never lost that. Amazing.

[markruehrmund]

Possibly thee most incredible interview I've ever seen. The man is a living legend. He seems like the most humble and gracious person. A genuine star, with no ego.

[DX]

What's great about this interview is that Rick wanted to hear his answers as much as we did... That's how an interview should be.

[stretke]

Incredible interview. Thank you for letting Peter talk and not being a normal interviewer and talking over him all the time. Wonderful.

[douglasboyd]

Greatest live album in rock history. It’s timeless. Every song on Frampton comes alive is awesome.

[techtipsuk]

Always surprises me that someone who’s probably only done a handful of interviews does it better than nearly all on TV. The art of listening.

[annmarie]

What a lovely and gracious dude!! Take that, Don Henley! That's how you grow old with grace!

[felipecollazo-pagan]

If only all the other artists that block Rick on YouTube would realize what he brings to the table, that would be a great blessing for all of us musicians and music enthusiasts. He actually brings the artists to the new generation in a way that everyone can understand. Invaluable in my opinion. Thanks Mr Frampton and thanks Mr Beato for this wonderful gift.

[grantwalker]

Great anyone else pick up on Peter mentioning he wrote 'Baby I love your way' and 'Show me the way' the SAME DAY..! Two of his biggest hits written the same day...just wow....those two songs must have made Peter good days work

[RobertVeasquez]

I’ve read, listened and watched hundreds of interviews. This has to among the top five ever. Intelligent questions, a sincere desire to learn, a willing guest...just makes this incredible. I know I speak for some others fans, this could have gone on for days!!

Kudos to YOU Mr. Beato!

[rongrape]

I met Joe Pass in the fall of 75 at Stop 8 on the Danforth in Toronto. I was just a kid, Joe was there promoting something for the store. I was a bass player in a Hendrix band in one of the small rehearsal spaces downstairs. Anyway, there were only about 5 of us watching Joe play in the store. He was phenomenal making it look so easy playing chords and doing the melody at the same time. Something to remember.

[nancybrewer]

I have loved Peter Frampton since 1975. He is so humble, kind and incredibly talented! His arena concerts in the 1970s were spectacular, yet he could make you feel as if he was playing just to you. I have collected some Humble Pie and the Herd albums, but my original Frampton albums are my treasures. What an amazing musician! Here’s hoping Peter’s health is staying strong and he’s able to continue playing his beloved music. Thank you, Rick! I can watch these interviews forever!

[pastorthomaso]

Wow, he's grown to be such a humble and nice guy. Excellent interview! My favorite part was when he was talking about soloing with chords and said "I can't do that yet". To be in his position and still wanting to learn...way cool. No arrogance in this guy. Class act.

[davem]

Rick always lets the interview "breathe", which is a wonderful quality.

[sassycat]

The man is so gracious and engaging with his stories, I could listen to him speak about music all day. Thank you for sharing this with us, Rick!

[donwatson]

Well, hands down, that's the best rock guitar interview I have ever seen.

[mrmartinez]

Met Peter last Thursday evening and not only think he's a phenomenal musician but a great humbled man. Prayers for him as he overcomes his physical ailment. My faith believes he will overcome this.