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Daniel Realpe16th May 2010the tone is wicked!
ItsMe25th August 2008that's reall nice. Very Framptonish
Henry Dietzel1st July 2008Thanks kahall...I'd love to learn how to do the GP5 myself but I am struggling at the moment so maybe that would be the option.
weller2307 I don't think so. I don't dial it in as Frampton tone either. I use a toneport ux1 and I just set the sound to my liking. If you like I can PM you with what settings I am using. Let me know
weller23071st July 2008How do you get Frampton's tone? I have a digitech Rp50 and i just can't dial it in right
kahall29th June 2008Nice lesson! I will be checking it out soon, like right now. Maybe someone could do the GP5 for ya? Hint hint, I am way to busy for that. LOL!
- Henry Dietzel27th June 2008
Thanks Pi38:D I'm glad you enjoyed it
Pi3826th June 2008Welcome! Great lesson, Peter Frampton rocks.
- Henry Dietzel25th June 2008
Thanks Dejan, I'm still trying to get your Canon rag down, nice arrangement I might add
Awesome melody
I really got "the Feeling" while listening to this one, which means that it jumps on top of my "To do" list ^^
SWEET.......thanks Canis
I'm glad you liked it and glad I made the "to do" list 
Canis25th June 2008Awesome melody
I really got "the Feeling" while listening to this one, which means that it jumps on top of my "To do" list ^^
Dejan Farkas24th June 2008Great lesson, congrats for the promotion, deserved
- Henry Dietzel24th June 2008
Thanks Nick, I have enjoyed your lessons also since joining
Nick Kellie23rd June 2008great henry - congrats too!
- Henry Dietzel23rd June 2008awesome lesson, was just wondering if you could add a guitar pro file aswell?
Hey Martin
I am trying to learn how to operate guitar pro at the moment. I was unfamiliar with this program until I got to this site. - Martin la guitarra23rd June 2008
awesome lesson, was just wondering if you could add a guitar pro file aswell?
- Henry Dietzel22nd June 2008this is awesome and i have to look into more frampton, any songs you suggest?
"Do you feel like I do"
Thanks everybody,I will try to cover some guitarists that have not been covered yet. Hopefully I can open the door to some new players for you all.
I appreciate the great feedback I'm very excited you all enjoyed it 
Gerardo Siere22nd June 2008Congrats on this lesson, I sure must check out this Framton guy....
- Martin la guitarra22nd June 2008
awesome lesson, you need for sure do more lessons like these. Good job
Pablo Vazquez22nd June 2008Wow!!! Really Really cool lesson!! Great man!
blindwillie22nd June 2008Obvious fake. That didn't sound like Frampton.
That WAS Frampton
Great job.
Juan M. Valero22nd June 2008cool lesson mate, love this style
Thanks to Juan M Valero's excellent tutorial I am able to provide you with diagrams using exploring guitar... Thanks again Juan
hahaha, don't mention mate !!! I'm so happy you like my tutorial, your diagrams looks perfect 
It's a great program, for sure !!
- wylde_guitar21st June 2008
this is awesome and i have to look into more frampton, any songs you suggest?
- Henry Dietzel21st June 2008
Lol thanks bladzerok you win the prize,
I was wondering who would be the 1st to comment on that.
Thanks everyone, glad you enjoyed it. I am glad I am able to introduce some of you to Peter, he is a great player. Some of his tunes are a bit sappy but I enjoy him 
Gabriel Leopardi21st June 2008Amazing licks! I didn't know Peter. I have to check his music.
Mats Hedberg21st June 2008very useful phrases!
good Hank!
Mats.
Siggum21st June 2008Big grats m8, well played
Danilo Capezzuto21st June 2008Beautiful lesson, keep on mate!
Jerry Arcidiacono20th June 2008Congrats Henry for this cool lesson
jacmoe20th June 2008A big thanks for this lesson, Henry!
I always wanted to know who that player was who played a big part of my childhood soundtrack.
Thanks man!- jacmoe20th June 2008
This is just too awesome!
I really love this lesson!
Man!
I was actually to the Woodstock Festival (one year old)! :8
Keep the lessons coming!
And congrats by the way. 
Hisham Al-Sanea20th June 2008great first lesson Henry.
chmilew20th June 2008Uuuu baby i love your wayyy..
Great Lesson Henry, and nice guitar
bladzerok20th June 2008there are cool lick in this lesson! and awesome t shirt too!
- Henry Dietzel20th June 2008Frampton to the T
Thanks Swingline glad you liked it & glad I could do Peter justice 
swingline20th June 2008Frampton to the T
- Henry Dietzel20th June 2008
Thanks DR, love the caption under the Guv-a-na of Caly-for-nya!!
DeepRoots20th June 2008Congrats on your promotion and great quality lesson!
- Henry Dietzel20th June 2008Cool! When I started playing guitar, my uncle ( who got me into guitar ) also told me about some guitarist who could make his guitar talk. Now I finally know who he ment
!
Great Mark glad I could introduce a new player to you.
Check out his playing here on Frampton Comes Alive
http://www.rhapsody.com/-search?query=fram...htype=RhapAlbum
Last track is what I was referencing in the lesson. From about 4:20 forward is pretty rippin! It starts with a keys solo - Mark.20th June 2008
Cool! When I started playing guitar, my uncle ( who got me into guitar ) also told me about some guitarist who could make his guitar talk. Now I finally know who he ment
! - Henry Dietzel20th June 2008
It's nice getting input from members and 'people I NOW work with'
Thanks Ivan, Muris, Bogs, and Joe
I am glad to be a part of this GMC family. I'll try to keep my lessons interesting 
Joe Kataldo20th June 2008Congrats Hank
Bogdan Radovic20th June 2008Excellent lesson Henry ! Congrats on your promotion !!
Muris Varajic20th June 2008Congrats Hank,great lesson!!
Ivan Milenkovic20th June 2008wow, that's a nice one man! Excellent video quality and a basic techniques medley. I like it. Good job
- Henry Dietzel20th June 2008
I have one, maybe I will do a lesson in the future
Thanks Iluha 
Iluha20th June 2008You really captured the style man, I can just inagine how it will sound with a talk box, just a great first lesson man
- Henry Dietzel20th June 2008
Thanks so much Nick there will be more to come!!
Nick32520th June 2008awesome lesson congrats henry
- Henry Dietzel20th June 2008
Thanks Nemanja, I can't wait to do another collab with you
- Henry Dietzel20th June 2008
Nemanja Filipovic20th June 2008Oh,great lesson Henry.
Great first lesson as an instructor here at GMC.
Cant wait to here more from your playing.- Henry Dietzel20th June 2008
Thank you Kris, Botox, JL, macho, kaznie, Trond and S kenny. I am glad you all enjoyed it. I am hoping to add a different flavor to the GMC hot spot!!! No worries S kenny, Hank is still fine by me!!
skennington20th June 2008Verry nice Hank!! OOOooop's, Henry. Grat's on becoming an instructor!
Trond Vold20th June 2008Nice one!
Sounds great
kaznie_NL20th June 2008Thanks Henry, nice phrasing!!!
Bear Rose20th June 2008Awesome Frampton licks! You nailed it, bro!
- Jon Lambo20th June 2008
Enjoyed the lesson and style of guitar hope to see even better lessons in the future! Thanks.
botoxfox20th June 2008Cool lesson. Congrats on the promotion.
Kristofer Dahl20th June 2008Some really effective and doable licks in here - this lesson should appeal to many, thanks Henry!
Also - I must admit I am not very familiar with Peter Frampton, so this gives me a reason to check him out!
It's great to see you go from being an Student Instructor to having a video lesson up on the main page - welcome to the instructor team Henry!
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Hello all you GMCer's - today's lesson will cover the style of Peter Frampton.
Peter Frampton is best known for his solo work in the mid 70's. Many know him as "the guy with the talking guitar". He was able to generate this effect using a talkbox and it can be heard on his album Frampton Comes Alive. If you have not heard it yet, check out the track 'Do you feel like I do'. Today we will explore some tasty licks in the style of Peter but without using the talkbox.
Throughout this lesson you will use the same techniques over and over to help learn them and get comfortable using them. We will use mostly downstrokes with some alternate picking. The chords I have chosen for the backing track are E-G-D-A. Every other time I add A-G to the end of these four chords as you will hear. The song is in the key of E, basic 4/4 time and I am playing it at 110bpm. Thanks to Juan M Valero's excellent tutorial I am able to provide you with diagrams using exploring guitar... Thanks again Juan. The two scales we will be using are the E pentatonic blues scale and the E melodic minor (descending). For those not familiar with the E pentatonic blues it is almost the same as the E pentatonic minor scale you are just adding the Bb (see below in red). If studying these entire sections is too much, break them in halves. Remember, take it slow, be clean and precise.
These are the techniques we'll be working on
- slide into from below
- slide into from above
- bend release bend
- vibrato
- hammer-on
- pull-off
- bend
- pre bend the note
- bend release
- trill
Good luck & have fun!
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