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That Time Peter Frampton Wrote Two Hits in One Day In a recently published interview with Classic Rock, he recalled how he was worried about his solo career after leaving Humble Pie, because his third album didnt sell too well. That was the point at which he started work on 1975’s Frampton in a Bahamas cottage owned by Humble Pie’s Steve Marriott. “I moved in for three weeks, with an acoustic guitar and an electric guitar,” he said. “Alvin Lee from Ten Years After happened to be o...

You only turn 200 once. In 1976, the United States geared up for a series of boisterous bicentennials celebrations ranging from parades to fireworks to commemorative exhibitions to, of course, concerts. On July 4, the official anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, bands across the country -- some not even Americans themselves -- hit the stage to salute the milestone. Elvis Presley Elvis Presley, the "King of Rock and Roll" himself, performed for a special bicentennial...

You only turn 200 once. In 1976, the United States geared up for a series of boisterous bicentennials celebrations ranging from parades to fireworks to commemorative exhibitions to, of course, concerts. On July 4, the official anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, bands across the country -- some not even Americans themselves -- hit the stage to salute the milestone. Elvis Presley Elvis Presley, the "King of Rock and Roll" himself, performed for a special bicentennial...

Find out what John Lennon did for the last time on this day in 1975.

Peter Frampton’s “phenomenal” new signature guitar based on his Gibson “Phenix” model available now By Matt Friedlander Courtesy of Gibson The recently announced Peter Frampton signature guitar — based on the famous black 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom VOS model that he played on his classic Frampton Comes Alive! album and which is now known as the “Phenix” — is now available worldwide via Gibson.com. Frampton tells ABC Audio that he worked with the Gibson team to make ...

By Syndicated Content Courtesy of Gibson The recently announced Peter Frampton signature guitar — based on the famous black 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom VOS model that he played on his classic Frampton Comes Alive! album and which is now known as the “Phenix” — is now available worldwide via Gibson.com. Frampton tells ABC Audio that he worked with the Gibson team to make sure that the new model was as close to his original “Phenix” as possible. Peter notes...

May 5, 2021 When Peter Framptons third marriage ended, he moved back to Nashville, which is where he lived before that third trip down the aisle landed him in Cincinnati. And having had his own studios before, he built another one there. Its named Studio Phenix, which is the nickname of his Gibson Les Paul, the one on the cover of Frampton Comes Alive. He calls it that because it was found 30 years after it was thought to have been lost in plane crash, so its like a Phoenix rising from the a...

Courtesy of GibsonThe recently announced Peter Frampton signature guitar -- based on the famous black 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom VOS model that he pl...

By Syndicated Content Courtesy of Gibson The recently announced Peter Frampton signature guitar — based on the famous black 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom VOS model that he played on his classic Frampton Comes Alive! album and which is now known as the “Phenix” — is now available worldwide via Gibson.com. Frampton tells ABC Audio that he worked with the Gibson team to make sure that the new model was as close to his original “Phenix” as possible. Peter notes...

By Syndicated Content Courtesy of Gibson The recently announced Peter Frampton signature guitar — based on the famous black 1954 Gibson Les Paul Custom VOS model that he played on his classic Frampton Comes Alive! album and which is now known as the “Phenix” — is now available worldwide via Gibson.com. Frampton tells ABC Audio that he worked with the Gibson team to make sure that the new model was as close to his original “Phenix” as possible. Peter notes...