PETER FRAMPTON - CARRY THE LIGHT- YELLOW COLOR - VINYL LP
Carry The Light [LP] Peter Frampton is a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, a guitar god, hit song writer and a kind human being. In 2014, Frampton was diagnosed with Inclusion Body Myositis (IBM), a rare, degenerative muscle disease. He was ready to retire after a farewell tour in 2019. Then he realized, he wants to keep going until he can't. At 75, 50 years removed from his #1 album Frampton Comes Alive, he delivers his first new album of original rock songs in 16 years. Carry The Light is co-written with his son Julian. The album is co-produced by Frampton, Julian Frampton and Chuck Ainlay. Guest appearances: Benmont Tench, Sheryl Crow, Bill Evans, and Graham Nash.
Carry The Light [LP] Peter Frampton is a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, a guitar god, hit song writer and a kind human being. In 2014, Frampton was diagnosed with Inclusion Body Myositis (IBM), a rare, degenerative muscle disease. He was ready to retire after a farewell tour in 2019. Then he realized, he wants to keep going until he can't. At 75, 50 years removed from his #1 album Frampton Comes Alive, he delivers his first new album of original rock songs in 16 years. Carry The Light is co-written with his son Julian. The album is co-produced by Frampton, Julian Frampton and Chuck Ainlay. Guest appearances: Benmont Tench, Sheryl Crow, Bill Evans, and Graham Nash.
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Carry The Light [LP] Peter Frampton is a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, a guitar god, hit song writer and a kind human being. In 2014, Frampton was diagnosed with Inclusion Body Myositis (IBM), a rare, degenerative muscle disease. He was ready to retire after a farewell tour in 2019. Then he realized, he wants to keep going until he can't. At 75, 50 years removed from his #1 album Frampton Comes Alive, he delivers his first new album of original rock songs in 16 years. Carry The Light is co-written with his son Julian. The album is co-produced by Frampton, Julian Frampton and Chuck Ainlay. Guest appearances: Benmont Tench, Sheryl Crow, Bill Evans, and Graham Nash.
