Guilty pleasure of the month

Check out the episode featuring him on Guitar Center Sessions

I like the old Frampton albums. I'm also pretty impressed with the person he appears to be. He still has a lot of fun playing and sits in with modern artists from time to time. He doesn't appear to be too caught up in his former glory or to take himself too seriously.

maybe it's those curly locks, or the permanent brain damage resulting from hearing "i'm in you," but i never got into frampton's solo stuff. however, early humble pie (town and country/ as safe as yesterday) is really good, timeless stuff, as is "rockin the fillmore," which showcases a ton of his really fluid guitar playing--i like that he avoided the predictable, hoary blooz cliches of his brit peers.