Complete List Of Peter Frampton Songs From A to Z

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Peter Frampton was born in Bromley, Kent, England, and began his journey into music at a young age, inspired by a musical household and early exposure to instruments like the banjolele and guitar. By the time he was a teenager, his prodigious talent was already clear. He joined his first professional band, The Herd, at age sixteen, quickly gaining attention for his guitar skills and photogenic appeal, which earned him the nickname “The Face of 1968” in British pop media. Though The Herd achieved moderate success in the UK, Frampton was eager to stretch his artistic boundaries, which led to the formation of the blues-rock outfit Humble Pie with Steve Marriott of Small Faces fame.

Humble Pie gave Frampton a broader creative canvas and exposed him to American audiences. The band’s early records, such as As Safe As Yesterday Is and Rock On, fused hard rock with soul and blues influences. However, Frampton left the band in 1971 to pursue a solo career, desiring more artistic control and the ability to explore a softer, more melodic side of rock. His initial solo albums—including Wind of Change (1972) and Frampton’s Camel (1973)—showcased his songwriting and guitar abilities but met only modest commercial success.

Everything changed in 1976 with the release of Frampton Comes Alive!, a double live album that would not only redefine his career but become one of the most successful live records in music history. Featuring energetic performances of “Show Me the Way,” “Baby, I Love Your Way,” and “Do You Feel Like We Do,” the album captured the raw enthusiasm of his live shows and made innovative use of the talk box effect, which became his sonic trademark. The album topped the Billboard 200 for ten weeks, sold over eight million copies in the U.S. alone, and turned Frampton into an international superstar.

At the height of his fame, Frampton graced magazine covers and sold out arenas worldwide. However, the rapid ascent came with challenges. His 1977 follow-up, I’m in You, achieved commercial success—reaching No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and spawning a hit title track—but was seen by critics as overproduced. A near-fatal car accident in the Bahamas and a poorly received appearance in the 1978 film adaptation of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band derailed his momentum. By the early 1980s, his commercial fortunes had declined, though he remained respected in the industry for his musicianship and integrity.

Throughout the 1980s and into the 1990s, Frampton continued to release albums and tour, though on a smaller scale. He experienced a resurgence in 1987 when his longtime friend David Bowie invited him to join his Glass Spider Tour as lead guitarist. Frampton had attended school with Bowie, and the tour helped reintroduce him to a new generation of fans. He released Peter Frampton in 1994 and followed it with Frampton Comes Alive II in 1995, capitalizing on the legacy of his classic live performances.

In 2006, Frampton released Fingerprints, an all-instrumental album that earned him his first Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Album. The record featured collaborations with a range of top-tier musicians, including Hank Marvin, Warren Haynes, and Charlie Watts. This achievement reaffirmed his reputation as a master guitarist capable of transcending genres. His later albums, such as Thank You Mr. Churchill (2010) and Hindsight (2016), offered mature, introspective songwriting and continued to draw praise from critics.

Frampton revealed in 2019 that he had been diagnosed with inclusion body myositis (IBM), a degenerative muscle disorder. In response, he launched the Finale – The Farewell Tour, a celebration of his decades-long career. That same year, he released All Blues, an album of blues covers that topped the Billboard Blues Albums chart. In 2021, he released Frampton Forgets the Words, a follow-up to Fingerprints, featuring instrumental renditions of songs by artists like David Bowie, George Harrison, and Lenny Kravitz.

Over the course of his career, Frampton has released 18 studio albums, five live albums, and numerous compilations. His influence stretches across rock, pop, and blues, and he remains admired for his melodic guitar work, emotional phrasing, and genuine approach to songwriting. Despite the ups and downs of fame, Frampton has maintained a loyal fanbase and earned a place as one of the most respected guitarists of his generation.

In addition to his music, Frampton has been involved in various philanthropic causes, especially those related to health and education. His personal struggles have informed his work with muscular disease awareness, and he has used his platform to raise funds and visibility for research. His 2020 memoir, Do You Feel Like I Do?, provided a candid look at his life, offering fans a deeper understanding of his artistic journey and personal resilience.

Peter Frampton’s career is a testament to endurance, reinvention, and love for the craft. Whether performing in stadiums or small venues, his focus has always remained on delivering heartfelt music and impeccable musicianship. He has turned personal trials into creative triumphs and has remained humble through decades of shifting industry trends.

What makes Frampton so beloved is not just his technical skill but his sincerity. Audiences have long connected with the emotional honesty of his performances, from the joyful anthems of his breakout years to the contemplative work of his later career. His signature use of the talk box is more than a gimmick—it’s an extension of the personality and warmth he brings to his guitar.

Though his condition has limited his ability to tour, Frampton has said he will continue to record for as long as possible. His legacy is already secure, not only through the millions of albums sold but through the respect of his peers and the admiration of generations of listeners. His work lives on not just in his recordings but in the influence he has had on countless musicians who followed.

Complete List Of Peter Frampton Songs From A to Z

A Thousand Dreams – Thank You Mr. Churchill (Non North America Edition) – 2010
Above It All – Now – 2003
All Blues (Miles Davis) – All Blues – 2019
All Down To Me – Acoustic Classics – 2016
All I Wanna Be – Live In Detroit – 2000
Almost Said Goodbye – Frampton Comes Alive! II – 1995
All Eyes on You – Premonition – 1986
All I Want to Be (Is by Your Side) – Frampton Comes Alive! – 1976
All I Want To Be (Is By Your Side) – Acoustic Classics – 2016
All I Want to Be (Is By Your Side) (Live Acoustic) – Peter Frampton (2000 re-issue) – 1994
All I Wanna Be (Is By Your Side) – Wind of Change – 1972
All Night Long – Frampton’s Camel – 1973
Alright – Wind of Change – 1972
An Eye for an Eye – The Art of Control – 1982
Apple of Your Eye – Frampton – 1975
Are You Gonna Go My Way (Lenny Kravitz, Craig Ross) – Frampton Forgets the Words – 2021
Asleep at the Wheel – Thank You Mr. Churchill – 2010
Avalon (Bryan Ferry) – Frampton Forgets the Words – 2021
Baby, I Love Your Way – Acoustic Classics – 2016
Baby I Love Your Way – Live In Detroit – 2000
Back to Eden – The Art of Control – 1982
Back to the Start – When All the Pieces Fit – 1989
Baby (Somethin’s Happening) – Somethin’s Happening – 1974
Baby, I Love Your Way – Frampton – 1975
Baby, I Love Your Way – Frampton Comes Alive! – 1976
Baby I Love Your Way (Live Acoustic) – Peter Frampton (2000 re-issue) – 1994
Baby, I Love Your Way – Frampton Comes Alive! II (2007 Special Edition) – 1995
Barbara’s Vacation – The Art of Control – 1982
Black Hole Sun – Fingerprints – 2006
Black Ice – Thank You Mr. Churchill – 2010
Blooze – Fingerprints – 2006
Blowin’ Smoke – Fingerprints – 2006
Boot It Up – Fingerprints – 2006
Breaking All the Rules – Breaking All the Rules – 1981
Call of the Wild – Premonition – 1986
Can’t Take That Away – Peter Frampton – 1994
Can’t Take That Away – Frampton Comes Alive! II – 1995
Can’t Take That Away – Live In Detroit – 2000
Changing All The Time – Peter Frampton – 1994
Cornerstones – Fingerprints – 2006
Day in the Sun – Peter Frampton – 1994
Day in the Sun – Frampton Comes Alive! II – 1995
Day’s Dawning – Frampton – 1975
Dig What I Say – Breaking All the Rules – 1981
Do You Feel Like I Do – Acoustic Classics – 2016
Do You Feel Like We Do – Frampton’s Camel – 1973
Do You Feel Like We Do – Frampton Comes Alive! – 1976
Do You Feel Like We Do – Frampton Comes Alive! II (2007 Special Edition) – 1995
Do You Feel Like We Do – Live In Detroit – 2000
Don’t Fade Away – Frampton’s Camel – 1973
Don’t Think About Me – The Art of Control – 1982
Doobie Wah – Somethin’s Happening – 1974
Doobie Wah – Frampton Comes Alive! – 1976
Double Nickels – Fingerprints – 2006
Dreamland (Michel Colombier, Jaco Pastorius) – Frampton Forgets the Words – 2021
Everything I Need – Where I Should Be – 1979
Fanfare – Frampton – 1975
Fig Tree Bay – Acoustic Classics – 2016
Fig Tree Bay – Wind of Change – 1972
Float – Fingerprints – 2006
Flying Without Wings – Now – 2003
For Now – Frampton Comes Alive! II – 1995
Friday on My Mind – Breaking All the Rules – 1981
Friendly Fire – Hummingbird in a Box – 2014
Georgia On My Mind (Hoagy Carmichael) – All Blues – 2019
Going Down Slow (Louis Jimmy Oden) – All Blues – 2019
Going to L.A. – Breaking All the Rules – 1981
Golden Goose – Somethin’s Happening – 1974
Got My Feet Back on the Ground – Where I Should Be – 1979
Grab a Chicken (Put It Back) – Fingerprints – 2006
Greens – Now – 2003
Hang on To a Dream – Frampton Comes Alive! II – 1995
Hard – Wind of Change – 1972
Hard Earned Love – When All the Pieces Fit – 1989
Heart in the Fire – The Art of Control – 1982
Heart To My Chest – Hummingbird in a Box – 2014
Here Comes Caroline – The Art of Control – 1982
Hiding from a Heartache – Premonition – 1986
Hold Tight – When All the Pieces Fit – 1989
Holding On to You – When All the Pieces Fit – 1989
Hour of Need – Now – 2003
Hummingbird In A Box – Hummingbird in a Box – 2014
I Can’t Stand It No More – Where I Should Be – 1979
I Don’t Know Why (Stevie Wonder, Paul Riser, Don Hunter, Lula Hardaway) – Frampton Forgets the Words – 2021
I Don’t Need No Doctor – Live In Detroit – 2000
I Don’t Wanna Let You Go – Breaking All the Rules – 1981
I Feel So Good (Muddy Waters) – All Blues – 2019
I Just Want To Make Love To You (Willie Dixon) – All Blues – 2019
I Need Ground – Now – 2003
I Read the News – The Art of Control – 1982
I Understand – Thank You Mr. Churchill (Non North America Edition) – 2010
I Want it Back – Thank You Mr. Churchill – 2010
I’m A King Bee (Slim Harpo) – All Blues – 2019
I’m Back – Now – 2003
I’m Due a You – Thank You Mr. Churchill – 2010
I’m In You – Acoustic Classics – 2016
(I’m a) Road Runner – I’m in You – 1977
I Believe (When I Fall in Love It Will Be Forever) – Frampton’s Camel – 1973
I Got My Eyes on You – Frampton’s Camel – 1973
I Wanna Go to the Sun – Somethin’s Happening – 1974
I Wanna Go to the Sun – Frampton Comes Alive! – 1976
I’m in You – I’m in You – 1977
I’m in You – Frampton Comes Alive! II – 1995
(I’ll Give You) Money – Frampton – 1975
(I’ll Give You) Money – Frampton Comes Alive! – 1976
Ida y Vuelta (Out and Back) – Fingerprints – 2006
If You Say Goodbye – Live In Detroit – 2000
If You Want Me to Stay (Sly Stone) – Frampton Forgets the Words – 2021
Introduction – Live In Detroit – 2000
Into View – Premonition – 1986
Introduction by Jerry Pompili – Frampton Comes Alive! II – 1995
Introduction/Something’s Happening – Frampton Comes Alive! – 1976
Invisible Man – Thank You Mr. Churchill – 2010
Isn’t It a Pity (George Harrison) – Frampton Forgets the Words – 2021
It All Comes Down to You – Peter Frampton – 1994
It’s a Plain Shame – Wind of Change – 1972
It’s a Plain Shame – Frampton Comes Alive! – 1976
It’s a Sad Affair – Where I Should Be – 1979
Jumpin’ Jack Flash – Wind of Change – 1972
Jumpin’ Jack Flash – Frampton Comes Alive! – 1976
Just the Time of Year – Frampton’s Camel – 1973
Lady Lieright – Wind of Change – 1972
Lines On My Face – Acoustic Classics – 2016
Lines On My Face – Live In Detroit – 2000
Lines on My Face – Frampton’s Camel – 1973
Lines on My Face – Frampton Comes Alive! – 1976
Lines on My Face – Frampton Comes Alive! II (2007 Special Edition) – 1995
Lost a Part of You – Breaking All the Rules – 1981
Loving the Alien (David Bowie) – Frampton Forgets the Words – 2021
Love Stands Alone – Now – 2003
Lying – Premonition – 1986
Lying – Frampton Comes Alive! II – 1995
Lying – Live In Detroit – 2000
Magic Moon (Da Da Da Da Da!) – Somethin’s Happening – 1974
May I Baby – Where I Should Be – 1979
Maybe (Gordon Kennedy, Phil Madeira) – Frampton Forgets the Words – 2021
Me And My Guitar (Freddie King) – All Blues – 2019
Mia Rose – Now – 2003
Mind over Matter – When All the Pieces Fit – 1989
More Ways Than One – When All the Pieces Fit – 1989
More Ways Than One – Frampton Comes Alive! II – 1995
Most of All – Frampton Comes Alive! II – 1995
Moving a Mountain – Premonition – 1986
My Cup of Tea – Fingerprints – 2006
My Heart Goes Out to You – When All the Pieces Fit – 1989
Nassau – Frampton – 1975
Nassau – Frampton Comes Alive! II (2007 Special Edition) – 1995
Nassau – Live In Detroit – 2000
Norman Wisdom – Hummingbird in a Box – 2014
Not Forgotten – Now – 2003
Nothing At All – Premonition (2015 Expanded Edition) – 1986
Now and Again – When All the Pieces Fit – 1989
Nowhere’s Too Far (for My Baby) – Frampton – 1975
Off The Hook – Peter Frampton – 1994
Off The Hook – Frampton Comes Alive! II – 1995
Off The Hook – Live In Detroit – 2000
Oh For Another Day – Live In Detroit – 2000
Oh for Another Day – Wind of Change – 1972
Oh When… – Fingerprints – 2006
One More Heartache (Marv Tarplin, Robert Rogers, Ronald White, Smokey Robinson, Warren Moore) – Frampton Forgets the Words – 2021
One More Time – Frampton – 1975
Out of the Blue – Peter Frampton – 1994
Penny For Your Thoughts – Acoustic Classics – 2016
Penny for Your Thoughts – Frampton – 1975
Penny for Your Thoughts – Frampton Comes Alive! – 1976
People All over the World – When All the Pieces Fit – 1989
Premonition – Premonition – 1986
Promenade’s Retreat, The – Hummingbird in a Box – 2014
(Putting My) Heart on the Line – I’m in You – 1977
Reckoner (Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, Ed O’Brien, Colin Greenwood, Philip Selway) – Frampton Forgets the Words – 2021
Restraint – Thank You Mr. Churchill – 2010
Rise Up – Breaking All the Rules – 1981
Road to the Sun – Thank You Mr. Churchill – 2010
Rocky’s Hot Club – I’m in You – 1977
Sail Away – Acoustic Classics – 2016
Sail Away – Somethin’s Happening – 1974
Same Old Blues (Don Nix) – All Blues – 2019
Save Me – The Art of Control – 1982
Shadow Of My Mind – Hummingbird in a Box – 2014
She Caught The Katy (Taj Mahal, Yank Rachell) – All Blues – 2019
She Don’t Reply – Where I Should Be – 1979
Shelter Through The Night – Peter Frampton – 1994
Shewango Way – Fingerprints – 2006
Shine On – Frampton Comes Alive! – 1976
Show Me The Way – Acoustic Classics – 2016
Show Me The Way – Live In Detroit – 2000
Show Me the Way – Frampton – 1975
Show Me the Way – Frampton Comes Alive! – 1976
Show Me the Way (Live Acoustic) – Peter Frampton (2000 re-issue) – 1994
Show Me The Way – Frampton Comes Alive! II (2007 Special Edition) – 1995
Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I’m Yours) – I’m in You – 1977
Sleepwalk – The Art of Control – 1982
Smoky – Fingerprints – 2006
So Far Away – Premonition (2015 Expanded Edition) – 1986
So Hard to Believe – Peter Frampton – 1994
Solution – Thank You Mr. Churchill – 2010
Souvenirs de Nos Pères (Memories of Our Fathers) – Fingerprints – 2006
St. Thomas (Don’t You Know How I Feel) – I’m in You – 1977
Stop – Premonition – 1986
Suite: Liberte. A. Megumi B. Huria Wat – Thank You Mr. Churchill – 2010
Take Me by the Hand – Where I Should Be – 1979
Talk To Me – Frampton Comes Alive! II – 1995
Thank You Mr. Churchill – Thank You Mr. Churchill – 2010
The Crying Clown – Frampton – 1975
The Lodger – Wind of Change – 1972
The One In 901 – Hummingbird in a Box – 2014
The Thrill Is Gone (Rick Darnell, Roy Hawkins) – All Blues – 2019
This Time Around – When All the Pieces Fit – 1989
Tried to Love – I’m in You – 1977
Underhand – Somethin’s Happening – 1974
Vaudeville Nanna and the Banjolele – Thank You Mr. Churchill – 2010
Verge of a Thing – Now – 2003
Waiting For Your Love – Peter Frampton – 1994
Waiting For Your Love – Frampton Comes Alive! II – 1995
Wasting the Night Away – Breaking All the Rules – 1981
Waterfall – Somethin’s Happening – 1974
We’ve Just Begun – Where I Should Be – 1979
Where I Should Be (Monkey’s Song) – Where I Should Be – 1979
Which Way the Wind Blows – Frampton’s Camel – 1973
While My Guitar Gently Weeps – Now – 2003
White Sugar – Frampton’s Camel – 1973
Wind Of Change – Acoustic Classics – 2016
Wind of Change – Wind of Change – 1972
Wind of Change – Frampton Comes Alive! – 1976
Won’t You Be My Friend – I’m in You – 1977
You – Peter Frampton – 1994
You – Frampton Comes Alive! II – 1995
You Can Be Sure – Peter Frampton – 1994
You Can Be Sure (Live Acoustic) – Peter Frampton (2000 re-issue) – 1994
You Can’t Judge A Book By The Cover (Willie Dixon) – All Blues – 2019
You Don’t Have to Worry – I’m in You – 1977
You Don’t Know Like I Know – Where I Should Be – 1979
You Had To Be There – Live In Detroit – 2000
You Kill Me – Breaking All the Rules – 1981
You Know So Well – Premonition – 1986
Young Island – Peter Frampton – 1994