Frampton had a unique problem. While lots of people were coming to his shows, nobody was really lining up to buy his albums. So what to do?

This version is good, however the version from Frampton Comes Alive is really the version to listen to. Classic tune that rocked the airwaves when I was a kid.

The interplay between Bob Mayo on keys and Frampton on guitar is one of life's beautiful pleasures.

It's always awesome to see young people's reaction when Frampton gets on the talk-box.

When this song came out in the 70s, the voice box was new. A collective WTF? Frampton is one of the most calm and confident players live. Just look at his face. Happy and his playing is total expression.

No you don't want the studio version. Nor do you want this version. You want "THE LIVE" version and most know about that historical epic. It give me chills whenever I hear it.

Everyone owned this back in the day and many of us used the album cover to “seed” our weed..

Gents, I recommend this song on the epic Frampton Comes Alive album. It’s a longer version with an extended solo by Bob Mayo on his Fender Rhodes electric piano and lots of great crowd noise which this tv version is missing. Love your reactions!

FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE is one of the best live albums ever!

What a beautiful Les Paul

His first 4 solo albums are OUTSTANDING. He is one of the greatest guitar players!

This guy won a Grammy for best contemporary instrumental album in 2007!

If you really want to hear it, the "Frampton Comes Alive" version is the way to go. It's hard to explain what a huge monster of an album that was. There were so many songs from it getting so much airplay that it was nearly impossible to listen to a couple of hours of FM rock without hearing one.

Man, Frampton Comes Alive (thanks to @michaeldezego340 for the correction!) was such a monster album in the 70s, and this song was everywhere. This version is great, but definitely worth checking out one where he isn't up against the Midnight Special time limit. Another great choice you guys - peace and love from Canada!

I'm a Black female, 61my brother had the 8 track and back in the '70's this song and "Show Me The Way" was played on the R&B radio stations. Along with Hall & Oates, Bobby Caldwell, Tina Marie.

This album "Frampton Comes Alive!" was a must have back in the seventies. I know, I had my copy!, and probably watched this episode too

You need to hear the Live version from Frampton comes Alive. That was what was played on the radio back in the day..

The best version and most clear sound is from Frampton Comes Alive, this is from a tv appearance,so the sound is muffled. The entire Frampton Comes Alive is fire 🔥 and it was the highest all time selling live album.

Give Frampton Comes Alive a listen.

I used to clean the office of the guy who invented the talk box. It was littered with Frampton (and other musicians) memorabilia. And like 200 pairs of purple chucks, in the boxes. And a cat.