Frampton Comes Alive! No Wave and golden era rap

and golden era rap

While some songs may have a rougher edge

Heads Up showcases tighter arrangements and bolder direction—from the danceable pop of "New Song" to the R&B-influenced "Dre" and sparse acoustic closer "Today Dear

The record offers a mix of Motown-inspired pop-soul

just three days before his passing

Frampton Comes Alive! No Wave and golden era rapAt the time of its release, Frampton Comes Alive! broke the mold as a multi million selling, mid priced double LP success from an artist who had previously never soared the charts. The highest selling live album ever, it made Peter Frampton a household name and spawned a smash hit single with "Show Me the Way." And the reason is clear: the Herd Humble Pie alum was in his element on stage, where he unleashed a powerhouse of energy on iconic album rock