Rick Beato interviews Peter Frampton

equalsql

Peter Frampton has had a huge amount influence on my guitar playing.

He's an incredibly melodic guitarist and was the player I aspired to be in my mid teens onwards  having grown up with his brilliant work on Humble Pie's 'Performance' , through his solo albums, culminating in his superb 1976  live album 'Frampton Comes Alive'.

Rick is a big fan of him too and recently did a great analysis of the solo in Lines On Your Face from the live album.

Here he is in a newly posted video meeting Peter and chewing the cud over our favourite subject. 

joeyowen

Frampton aside, I'm beginning to like Rick more and more every day.

His knowledge is excellent

sweepy

Rick’s videos are consistently excellent and as a fellow old Gimmer I relate to a lot of his theories and influences

richardhomer

Beato is great - and I love Peter Frampton’s playing. He comes across as a decent bloke in this.

mudslide73

Very enjoyable - I love that modal thing he does we talked about. Rick's right, it's what sets him apart from Clapton, Page etc. I think Peter takes Rick's fandom and complements really well. Very heartening to hear how much he still reveres Marriott too. 

stratman3142

Great interview.

Peter Frampton helped me discover the Dorian mode, by adding notes to the minor pentatonic. Although it wasn't until years later that I found out that it was called the Dorian mode.