Frampton
Frampton is an English surname and place name, most famously associated with Peter Frampton, the British rock musician whose 1976 live album *Frampton Comes Alive!* became one of the best-selling records of its era.
The name occasionally appears in reference to his signature talk-box guitar sound: doing a Frampton on the guitar.
Male name, means rock
- guitarFretted stringed instrument
- talkboxMouth-controlled guitar effect
- vocalsSung musical parts
- songwriterOne who composes music
albums · hits · ballads · collaborations · recordings · performer · stage · entertainer
Mouth-controlled guitar effect
- Les PaulGuitar and recording pioneer
- soloPerformance by one
- chordsSimultaneous note combinations
- amplifierSignal-strengthening electronic device
riffs · tuning · fingerstyle · distortion · pedals · whammy · electric · acoustic
Peter
Male name, means rock
songwriter · albums · hits · ballads · collaborations · recordings · performer · stage · entertainer · musicianship
talkbox
Mouth-controlled guitar effect
amplifier · riffs · tuning · fingerstyle · distortion · pedals · whammy · electric · acoustic · fretboard
concert
Live musical performance
- performanceCarrying out a task
- audienceGathered viewers collectively
- stageRaised performance platform
show · tour · setlist · applause · encore · lights · soundcheck · venue · tickets · festival
genealogy
Study of family descent
lineage · name · English · kinship · descent · relatives · pedigree · ancestors · legacy · origins
FramptonLou Reed
Iggy Pop · Black Flag · Frank Zappa · The Velvet Underground · Sonic Youth
FramptonTom Waits
Patti Smith · Neil Young · David Bowie · Lou Reed · Nick Cave
FramptonLemmy
Black Sabbath · Sex Pistols · The Ramones · Iggy Pop · Johnny Rotten