Welcome to Show 21 of Glenn's Lost Classics. This show is going to be a Tribute to Peter Frampton first with Humble Pie and then solo to celebrate his birthday on April 24th. I am also going to celebrate many other artists that have birthdays in April. Peter will be starting his farewell tour in June in Oklahoma, and he will be playing all over the US and ending the Tour in California in October. Peter confirmed his farewell tour on CBS because of a progressive muscle disorder called Inclusion Body Myositis that is characterized by muscle inflammation, weakness, and atrophy. The reason he is calling it the farewell tour is because he is at the top of his game now, and he knows he can make it through this tour without people saying "Oh you know, he can't play as good as he used to". I my opinion, he's amazing, but he doesn't know for how long he's going to be at this level. So if you haven't seen Peter Frampton this is your chance. I am hoping to get a chance to see him when he comes to California with the opening band Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Evening. For more about Peter Frampton and tour dates check out his web site: www.frampton.com
Natural Born Bugie - Humble Pie
79th and Sunset - Humble Pie
Shine On - Humble Pie
Baby (Somethings Happening) Studio Version - Peter Frampton
Nassau/Baby I Love Your Way - Studio Version - Peter Frampton
Show Me the Way - Studio Version - Peter Frampton
Do You Feel Like We Do - Studio Version - Peter Frampton
I'm In You - Peter Frampton
Can't Take That Away - Peter Frampton
Mood For A Day - Yes
Things Going On - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Someday Never Comes - Creedence Clearwater Revival
Almost Saturday Night - Dave Edmunds
The Desert Rat - Duane Eddy
Rumble in Brighton - The Stray Cats
The Harder They Come - Jimmy Cliff
Concrete Jungle - Bob Marley & The Wailers
The Fixer - Pearl Jam
Shuffle it All - Izzy Stradlin
Wildflower - The Cult
I Will Buy a New Life - The Cult
52 Girls - The B52's
Five Foot One - Iggy Pop
Deuce - Kiss
She Gave Good Sunflower - The Black Crowes
Hippo Stomp - Steppenwolf
Cruiser - The Cars
Radio Nowhere - Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Cover of the Rolling Stone
Black Hole Sun - Peter Frampton
