Peter Frampton - Frampton's Camel

Named after Frampton's touring band at the time, Frampton's Camel has a harder-rocking feel than its predecessor Wind Of Change, with Mick Gallagher's percussive electric piano and organ taking a prominent position in the mix and Frampton getting a harder sound from his electric guitars (though his acoustic playing is so lush and lyrical that it dominates the album here and there in its quiet way). The sound on this recording lays out the formula that Frampton would take to mega-success three years later with the release of Frampton Comes Alive. Read More