Latest about Peter Frampton
How Alvino Rey Introduced the Guitar World to Effects in the 1930s by Making His Instrument Talk
It started as a novelty effect for a WWII-era talking puppet and became the ear-grabbing sound behind some of the 1970s’ biggest rock hits.
Watch Bryan Adams’ New “Never Gonna Rain” Music Video and Discover What His “First Real Six-String” Really Was
Video The Canadian songsmith releases the fourth single from his forthcoming ‘So Happy It Hurts’ album and reveals the identity of that mysterious elusive “five and dime” guitar
Five Storied Guitars from George Harrison’s 'Concert for Bangladesh'
Featuring Bob Dylan's Martin D-28, a rare Gibson Explorer, a mystery Fender Stratocaster and more...
How George Harrison Made the Epic Concert for Bangladesh Happen with a Little Help From His Friends
In the summer of 1971, Harrison corralled his musical friends to answer the call for humanitarian aid to Bangladesh. Two of his closest companions nearly left him hanging.
The Foxx Tone Machine Was the Fuzz of Choice for Peter Frampton, Billy Gibbons, and Adrian Belew
With its fuzzy looks, sound, and feel this was the dirt box to beat in the '70s.
Watch Peter Frampton’s Era-Defining ‘Midnight Special’ Performance of “Do You Feel Like We Do”
Video The guitarist explains how his “ultimate capper to a concert” became the monster hit of 1976.
The Curious Tale of the Talk Box: Where Man and Woman Meets Machine.
From the pioneers of electric jazz to classic rock we take a look at one of the guitar world’s oldest effects.
“I Suddenly Realized That Everybody Was Trying To Be Eric”: Peter Frampton Talks Finding His Own Style
The British guitar phenom explains the importance of jazz in his formative years.
