thanks for the alternate tuning, it really makes a difference. I just saw FCA 35 last week and it sure looked and sounded like what you're playing on the video. Awesome show by the way
Wow! Thanks a bunch for posting this! For the longest time, since I got into Frampton as a high-schooler close to 20 years ago(I don't care if I date myself or NOT! Haha!), I've tried in vain to figure out those tunings he uses on this and "Wind Of Change", and to NO AVAIL! So, whenever I covered both song on my solo acoustic gigs, I always had to use standard-tuning approximations. NOW, Thanks to your lesson, I have CRACKED THE CODE! Thank you muchly!
Hey thx for the help! You did it good for me to sound out the strings with d drop tune! All to do is practice timing. I'll have it done in 3 days to 1wk!! Thanks keep rockin!!
The Argentina concert is in standard. I would imagine because he his playing with a band and soloing on the electric. This version for acoustic sounds spot on.
well I watched him play it from 5 feet away and if you ever heard his "Frampton Comes Alive" live album you'll note the open high d tuning. He surely has played it other ways since
If that's the tuning Peter showed you, I think he must have been "having you on", as we Brits say. He plays it in standard tuning in concert. See the YouTube video Peter Frampton 2010 Argentina High Quality - 11 - All I Want To Be (Is By Your Side), for example.
@TheOldHacker Mr. Brit doesnt know what he's talking about. Of course the Argentina concert has Peter playing his ES series Gibson in standard tuning; it's so he can perform an extended solo, plus he has a backing band to support the song's framework. Check out the acoustic performance Peter Frampton: All I Want To Be (Is By Your Side) (Chicago 2006)...it's pretty clear he plays with the first string in in Drop D tuning.
Thanks a lot! One of the best video lessons ever. This is really amazing how this works in the new world of Youtube. It´s impossible to find out yourself how it is played (with the high E one step down). But than there is jmeranus who is living near to the great master himself and asked his personal help. Absolutely fantastic. You are a lucky devil. Great that you are sharing this with us. Please say hello to Peter. I'm still a big fan of this great musician! Lucas from the Netherlands
I have no words to say how grateful I am to run into your posting. I have been trying to play this song the right way and running into a brick wall for a long time.
Thanks for the Lesson!
fluffyusa 3 weeks ago
thanks for the info brother been trying this tune for years. the high E tuned to D is the on the mark (since i am always breaking it) thanks
MrJackass1117 1 month ago
Thanks Brother; I've been wanting to learn this song for years!
Witechawklit 3 months ago
thanks for the alternate tuning, it really makes a difference. I just saw FCA 35 last week and it sure looked and sounded like what you're playing on the video. Awesome show by the way
johnmnicholas 7 months ago
Wow! Thanks a bunch for posting this! For the longest time, since I got into Frampton as a high-schooler close to 20 years ago(I don't care if I date myself or NOT! Haha!), I've tried in vain to figure out those tunings he uses on this and "Wind Of Change", and to NO AVAIL! So, whenever I covered both song on my solo acoustic gigs, I always had to use standard-tuning approximations. NOW, Thanks to your lesson, I have CRACKED THE CODE! Thank you muchly!
Rockstaralan 8 months ago
One of my favourites by Frampton. Thanks so much for the help!
digby1312 10 months ago
Hey thx for the help! You did it good for me to sound out the strings with d drop tune! All to do is practice timing. I'll have it done in 3 days to 1wk!! Thanks keep rockin!!
cabronii 11 months ago
The Argentina concert is in standard. I would imagine because he his playing with a band and soloing on the electric. This version for acoustic sounds spot on.
chancecaufield 1 year ago
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chancecaufield 1 year ago
I like your version! I believe you can also use the traditional Dropped D Tuning + your dropped high E to a D. A buddy also told me to try DGDGBD
Fatstrat1079 1 year ago
well I watched him play it from 5 feet away and if you ever heard his "Frampton Comes Alive" live album you'll note the open high d tuning. He surely has played it other ways since
jmeranus 1 year ago
If that's the tuning Peter showed you, I think he must have been "having you on", as we Brits say. He plays it in standard tuning in concert. See the YouTube video Peter Frampton 2010 Argentina High Quality - 11 - All I Want To Be (Is By Your Side), for example.
TheOldHacker 1 year ago
@TheOldHacker Mr. Brit doesnt know what he's talking about. Of course the Argentina concert has Peter playing his ES series Gibson in standard tuning; it's so he can perform an extended solo, plus he has a backing band to support the song's framework. Check out the acoustic performance Peter Frampton: All I Want To Be (Is By Your Side) (Chicago 2006)...it's pretty clear he plays with the first string in in Drop D tuning.
darrylparent 11 months ago
Thank you very much!
Cheers Scott
CAPTAINTUT 1 year ago
Great instruction: Could post another with the complete song so I can play along.
Thanks ROCK ON
drbrut 1 year ago
One of my favorite Frampton songs. Guess it's time to pull out the Yamaha!
WisconsinWahine 1 year ago
That was a fantastic lesson, my friend!!! Thank you so much!!
cooley23 1 year ago
thx a lot! very useful!
grorobert69 1 year ago
@grorobert69 welcome
jmeranus 1 year ago
Great Lesson, simple and easy to learn... Thank a bunch..
killerinstinct2000 1 year ago
I just got into this song and got goose bumps hearing your version. Cant wait to try it out in my studio (ok, basement). Thanks!
IdahoAir 1 year ago
Great Song,Great lesson, thx so much :)
crash48one 1 year ago
Wow awesome lesson! Much better than that crappy rap stuff with that crap beat. Bom bom bom..... Have u heard of walkaflakaflame? He's sweet too
mspadfor 1 year ago
Very cool man!
afewzees 1 year ago
yeah man thanks , I love this song , my favorite frampton song and I can sort of play it now . I'm very pleased
mycatwilatackyou 1 year ago
Thanks for the lesson. Very cool that you were able to get some of the info straight from Frampton himself. Neat experience! Thanks again.
sepike32 1 year ago
thank you !!!
mycatwilatackyou 2 years ago
very nice!
missdejablue 2 years ago
you must be really cool to have that sweet custom made guitar! It even has your initials on it! I wish I could be you. jealous!
ameran01 2 years ago
Thanks a lot! One of the best video lessons ever. This is really amazing how this works in the new world of Youtube. It´s impossible to find out yourself how it is played (with the high E one step down). But than there is jmeranus who is living near to the great master himself and asked his personal help. Absolutely fantastic. You are a lucky devil. Great that you are sharing this with us. Please say hello to Peter. I'm still a big fan of this great musician! Lucas from the Netherlands
Casluc 2 years ago
my first posting so happy to know someone used it. Peter lives here in cincinnati so I met him and asked him how it was played so it should be close!
jmeranus 2 years ago
@jmeranus
Dear Sir,
I have no words to say how grateful I am to run into your posting. I have been trying to play this song the right way and running into a brick wall for a long time.
misterht 1 year ago
@jmeranus woah, you met the big cheese?! This helped a lot, thanks.
drummmer4m 1 year ago
Killa Lesson
Thanks
Dennis from San Diego
Im workin it out now thanks to you
dennisfisher59 2 years ago