PETER FRAMPTON ~ Le Grand Rex. Paris.

 

*** FINALE: THE FAREWELL TOUR ***

* LAST SHOW IN PARIS: October 20, 2013 ... *

 

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*** SHOW "JUNE 09, 2020 - Olympia. Paris" CANCELLED following the COVID-19 virus epidemic ***

*** RESCHEDULED NOVEMBER 10, 2022, at new hall "Grand Rex. Paris. *** 

 

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 🕖 Set Times:
7:00 pm — Doors Open
7:50 pm —Jack Broadbent (UK)

9:00 pm — Peter frampton (UK)

Support Act: JACK BROADBENT

 

~ FINALE: THE FAREWELL TOUR 2022 ~
 

Frampton Forgets the Words is the eighteenth studio album by English guitarist, singer and songwriter, rock musician Peter Frampton (prominence as a member of the rock bands the Herd and Humble Pie) (credited to the Peter Frampton Band). It was released on April 23, 2021. The album contains instrumental versions of some of Frampton's favourite songs by other artists. Producer Chuck Ainlay - Peter Frampton.

 

 Frampton Comes Alive! is the first double live album by English guitarist, singer and songwriter, rock musician Peter Frampton (prominence as a member of the rock bands the Herd and Humble Pie), released on January 6, 1976. Producer Peter Frampton. It is one of the best-selling live albums of all time. It reached number one on the Billboard 200. It was voted "Album of the Year" in the magazine 1976 Rolling Stone.

 

PETER FRAMPTON  (Band)

 

"Peter" Kenneth Frampton — guitar, talk box, vocals (1966–2023 farewell tour for formyositis disease)
Adam Lester — guitar, vocals (2019-2023)
Rob Arthur — keyboards, guitar, vocals (2019-2023)
Steve Mackey — bass (2019-2023)
Dan Wojciechowski — drums (2019-2023)
 

The Setlist

 PETER FRAMPTON 

Intro Audio Video: Slideshow & archive footage

Baby (Somethin's Happening) (Somethin’s Happening - 1974) >
> Lying (Premonition - 1986) (concluded by a slowed-down snippet of the main riff to The Beatles' "Paperback Writer")
Lines on My Face (Frampton’s Camel - 1973) (dedicated to John Siomos & Bob Mayo)
Show Me the Way (Frampton - 1975)
The Lodger (Wind of Change - 1972)
It's a Plain Shame (Wind of Change - 1972)
Georgia (On My Mind) (Hoagy Carmichael and His Orchestra cover - 1930) (instrumental version à la Ray Charles (1960) w/ string parts played on guitar; dedicated to Peggy Frampton)
All I Wanna Be (Is by Your Side) (Wind of Change - 1972)
Breaking All the Rules ( s - 1981)
Black Hole Sun (Soundgarden cover - Superunknown - 1994) (instrumental version, with only the ending chorus sung by Peter through talk-box)
(I'll Give You) Money (Frampton - 1975) (including extended guitar solos alternating between Peter & Adam)
Baby, I Love Your Way (Frampton - 1975) (followed by an account of Peter's "Phenix" black Les Paul recovery, on which he played the remainder)
Do You Feel Like We Do (Frampton’s Camel - 1973) (including extended electric piano bridge and & talk-box singalong section)

Encore

Four Day Creep (Ida Cox cover - 1927 - Humble Pie - 1971) (Rob both on organ & sharing vocals with Peter)
I Don't Need No Doctor (Nickolas Ashford cover - 1966) (Rob both on organ & sharing vocals with Peter; including Adam's extended guitar solo & a drum solo)
While My Guitar Gently Weeps (The Beatles cover - 1968) (introduced by Peter's guitar solo) 

 

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 Time Set: 2h27