And thus Peter Frampton’s career started

so many samples in this one clip i hope a producer takes it and runs

Thank you for adding this recording of Pete Drake's visit to record with George Harrison. He was so pleased that Peter Frampton was excited about the Talking Guitar. He left a 'talk box' for Peter at the studio.

Didn’t Pete give it to Joe Walsh then Joe gave one to Frampton?

wow thank you

Just truly listening to George Harrisons All Things Must Pass, and couldn't miss the brilliant pedal steel guitar playing on a couple of the songs. Who else but Pete Drake, a true master? Looks like the guys were pretty flabbergasted.

This album is lovely, released 1964. Unchained Melody at 13:38 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r9Olq8aYr7Glf4E.htmlsi=OoqF3zGND2dxmvV7 . Use the "more" Button to see all the tracks . Pete Drake also did these albums to help other musicians and give them a bit of work , he used The Anita Kerr Singers on a lot of his "talking Guitar" albums and as you will hear, Pete didn't "hog" the tracks himself, the other musicians did the lions share with Pete Drake dropping in the Talking Steel Guitar in appropriate places....... Pete once said "I almost starved to death for a couple of years when I moved to Nashville". When he got famous ( and almost single handedly reopened the door for the Pedal steel guitar in Nashville after the instrument suffered a few years low demand because of Rock & Roll ) he always helped other up and coming ambitious musicians. To say Pete Drake was a prolific session musician is an understatement, in the 60s he was so much in demand for straight country steel guitar sessions he probably did more sessions than all the other steel guitarists put together ( five sessions a day at his peak ) .......he played on almost everybody's records.

Pete Drake " I'm Sorry " kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fJZ6bMVovN_bZnU.htmlsi=HV4Wim5HrJynXVqk

FANTASTIC

3:49 this short snippet of Bridge Over Troubled Water is absolutely astounding 💛

The man who introduced Frampton to the talk box I presume, with historic results. Love Simon & Garfunkel at 03:46

Such an excellent piece of audio

Hooray principle of“Old school” three 　pranks dose romps!

Who was first? Alvino Rey or Pete Drake. Rey's effects ruled pop radio since the late 50's on so many "Pams", those copyrighted ID's like I grew up with on WLS Chicago. He kept it secret his wife did the mouth work. I remember seeing Pete on a TV show back then early 60's.

Anyone know what year was this, and for what reason?? Fascinating.

Nice

The box was Bill West's invention. Bill's wife was Dottie West, and he played pedal steel with her band. Pete was the first to use it.

Its cool!

2:!5

56(m) I discovered Pete Drake yesterday. This video is the coolest thing since ice cream

i think the talk thing was invented by Heil sound of Collinsville IL

And thus Frampton Comes Alive was created.

Teaching Frampton how to tAlK

Thank you.

Priceless example of talented musicians trying new things.

TikTok brought me here and I’m so happy about it

Pete Drake

I never heard of this genius until 20mins ago. Wow! What a gem !!!

0:50 this sounds very familiar.

God, I almost cried

Amazing record. It’s not only the talk box but the combination with incredible pedal steel guitar skills. I came here after i watched “the pedal movie”. About the history of pedal effects and how it changed music forever. I totally recomend it.

I searched for this because I was reading Peter Frampton's book. He goes into this story and mentions this clip. Very enjoyable book. Frampton reads the audio book and imamates a lot of the artists he's worked with - Priceless!!!

That's Phil Spector, not Peter Frampton.

The talking steel guitar sounds like Daft Punk.

I heard George Harrison talking in the backround.

Wasn’t Phil Spector in the studio?

all things must pass

best video on the internet

Damnnn🙂🙂🙂😎

The three people who disliked this; I dislike you lol

this is actually amazing. i imagine how many years he is ahead of his time. i mean this is crazy

It sounds the same when you are high... Maybe the reason they liked.

How the fuck could those 3 degenerates thumbs down this?

Totally sublime funny and way ahead of its time

Wasn't Billy Preston in this session also ??

Peter Frampton was there

No wonder Harrison wanted that incredible sound on his album

I'm surprised that Jimi didn't investigate this avenue.

Pete also played on some early David Allan Coe albums as well. Really good stuff.

Dude did anyone else feel like some heavy ass djent style shit was about to happen at 0:48? I want more of that so bad.