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Peter Frampton
"Fingerprints"
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In a career full of accolades, Peter Frampton is particularly proud of "Fingerprints": "This has been the CD I've been waiting to make all my life. Every track has been a wonderful challenge, pushing me to raise my own bar again and again." With a stellar cast of players, Frampton traverses a diversity of material on "Fingerprints", from American soul to Latin balladry and all-out rock tunes. To help bring his childhood musical dream to life, Frampton invited Rolling Stones Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman to play on "Cornerstones"; original Shadows members Hank Marvin and Brian Bennett to perform with him on "My Cup of Tea"; and Pearl Jam's Mike McCready and Matt Cameron join him for a cover of Soundgarden's "Black Hole Sun" and the original "Blowin' Smoke." "Fingerprints" also reveals Frampton's penchant for American roots music, especially on "Blooze," featuring Warren Haynes on slide guitar, and "Double Nickels" featuring Nashville virtuoso Paul Franklin on pedal steel. Frampton trades licks with British saxophone legend Courtney Pine on the blues rocker "Boot It Up." He and guitarist/co-producer Gordon Kennedy play harmonizing electric guitars on "Float," another album highlight. Another guitar virtuoso, John Jorgenson, joins Frampton on the Django Reinhardt-style "Souvenirs De Nos Phres."
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03:28 |
Boot It Up
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Instrumental
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03:24 |
Ida Y Vuelta (Out And Back)
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Instrumental
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05:25 |
Black Hole Sun
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Instrumental
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04:03 |
Float
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Instrumental
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04:52 |
My Cup Of Tea
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Instrumental
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03:19 |
Shewango Way
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Instrumental
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05:14 |
Blooze
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Instrumental
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03:13 |
Cornerstones
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Instrumental
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03:52 |
Grab A Chicken (Put It Back)
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Instrumental
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03:48 |
Double Nickels
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Instrumental
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04:51 |
Smoky
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Instrumental
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03:49 |
Blowin' Smoke
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Instrumental
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01:19 |
Oh, When...
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Instrumental
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04:58 |
Souvenirs De Nos Peres
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Instrumental
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Peter Frampton |
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Electric Guitar, Ebow, Acoustic Guitar, Production, Mixing |
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Chad Cromwell |
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Drums, Cymbals |
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John Regan |
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Bass, Upright Double Bass |
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Arthur Stead |
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Keyboards |
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Courtney Pine |
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Tenor Saxophone |
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Shawn Fichter |
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Drums, Cymbals |
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Stanley Sheldon |
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Fretless Bass |
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Gustavo Ramirez |
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Piano |
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Daniel De Los Reyes |
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Percussion |
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Matt Cameron |
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Drums, Cymbals |
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Mike McCready |
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Guitar |
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Gary Westlake |
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Bass |
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Gordon Kennedy |
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Guitar, Production |
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Brian Bennett |
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Drums, Cymbals |
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Mark Griffiths |
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Bass |
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Hank Marvin |
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Guitar |
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Blair Masters |
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Keyboards, Cello Sample |
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Warren Haynes |
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Guitar |
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Charlie Watts |
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Drums, Cymbals |
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Bill Wyman |
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Bass |
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Chris Stainton |
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Piano, Organ |
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Aaron Swihart |
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Internet Cooking Programs, Engineering Assistance, Engineering, Mixing |
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Paul Franklin |
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Pedal Steel |
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Mark Harris |
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Hammond B-3 Organ |
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Charlie Chadwick |
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Acoustic Bass |
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Stephen Dudash |
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5-String Viola |
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John Jorgenson |
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Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar |
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Chuck Ainlay |
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Engineering |
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Adam Kasper |
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Engineering, Mixing |
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Justin Armstrong |
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Engineering Assistance, Mixing Assistance |
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John Burton |
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Pro Tools Operation |
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Hugh Padgham |
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Engineering |
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Rupert Coulson |
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Engineering Assistance |
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Glenn Spinner |
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Engineering |
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Brian Tench |
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Engineering |
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Ric Levy |
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Engineering Assistance |
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Gary Adante |
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Engineering |
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Rob Arbittier |
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Engineering |
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Mike Barbiero |
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Engineering |
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Alex Venguer |
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Engineering Assistance |
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Denis O`Regan |
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Video, Still Photography |
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Kevin Shuss |
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Video Photography |
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Bob Mercer |
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Executive Production |
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Vartan |
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Art Direction |
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Andy Engel |
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Design |
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David Dobson |
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Photography |
Studios used: Munchmore Studio (Cincinnati, OH), British Grove Studios (London, England), Robert Lang Studios (Seatlle, WA), Eden Studios (London, England), OGM Studios (Nashville, TN), Jorgensounds (Nashville, TN), Platinum Lab (Nashville, TN), The Beanstalk (Franklin, TN), Noisy Neighbors Studios (Los Angeles, CA), Right Track Studios (New York, NY).
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
