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RockRoll360 #115 - What’s The Frequency (Part 1)

Yes Ma, that’s me on the show and there is nothing wrong
with your player on the intro of this show.
It’s just me fooling around and mixing a whole bunch of
radio I.D.’s from the past.

A brand new compilation I put together this summer
which features some gems by Humble Pie ,
Robbie Robertson and Tom Rush.

Please share, pass on, subscribe and or download.

Music includes :::

WHAT’S THE FREQUENCY,KENNETH (MusicMan Mix) -  REM / MusicMan
DREAMS  -  BRANDI CARLILE
GOLDEN SUNLIGHT  -  311
WHEN THINGS GO WRONG  -  ROBIN LANE AND THE CHARTBUSTERS
ROLLIN’ STONE  -  HUMBLE PIE
THE HORSE  -  CLIFF NOBLE
SOMEWHERE DOWN THE CRAZY RIVER  -  ROBBIE ROBERTSON
DANCE BACK FROM THE GRAVE  -  MARC COHN
PADDY WEST / CAME TO SEE ME YESTERDAY..  -  TOM RUSH
CAN’T STOP PARTYING  -  WEEZER
THE SEED   2.0  -  THE ROOTS feats. Cody Chesnutt

Sound Bites include :::

KFML AM & FM in Denver  -  Classic Radio I.D.  From Radio in Denver
Now an underground radio blast from past  -
Sound Bite from classic WBCN radio
Party montage  -  Sound Bites from ( Various )

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ROCKOLLECTIONS: FRAMPTON- HE’S ALIVE! PT.1

Peter Frampton was the lead guitarist with the old British group the Herd.
After that, he founded Humble Pie with Steve Marriot.
And he also did session work with some of the best, including George Harrison on All Things Must Pass.
It was at George’s sessions where he discovered his signature talk box.
He went solo in 1971, had minimal success, and in 1976 busted out of nowhere with his Frampton Comes Alive- the biggest selling live LP at the time! Now it is the 4th live bestseller.
I’ll play songs you don’t hear anymore, not only the ones the Classic Rock stations do- and some stuff from other albums.
But mainly it’ll be from that live album.
What is noticeable is the loudness of the audience (sounds like a firecracker goes off during one song), almost in some cases becoming a distraction.
I think it would have been tamped down today.
But it is without doubt one of the great live Rock & Roll albums of all time.
And Frampton just seemed more confident on stage, and the songs have a brightness not found on his studio albums.
Give a listen.

Mike

Tags: All Things Must Pass, Frampton Comes Alive, George Harrison, Humble Pie, Steve Marriot, Talk Box, The Herd