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INTERVIEW CONTINUES:
Pete Fornatale 1:24:21
That's Peter Frampton, and I'll give you money Peter, our guest on mixed bag radio today. One of the things I've always enjoyed by you, Peter is the occasional instrumental that you've done going back to penny for your thoughts. Right, lovely, lovely little piece.
Peter Frampton 1:24:37
Thank you.
Pete Fornatale 1:24:39
And you were nominated for a Grammy.
Peter Frampton 1:24:44
Thank you for bringing it up. Yes, that was again I got the nod the nomination for a live version of off the hook, which was actually started on the relativity Sony record copy. Do Frampton and yeah, that was that was my first venture back into instrumentals.
Pete Fornatale 1:25:07
Well, you've put one on the new record as well, which is completely different. Tell me Tell me a little bit about it.
Peter Frampton 1:25:17
Um, a good friend of mine, Jed Lieber is a is a great, another great keyboard player and writer. And we'd written a film piece, a song for film, in the 80s, actually, when I was off the road, and I enjoyed working with him then. And we've been trying to get together ever since. And we managed to do this and I told him what I wanted to do. And he'd written other instrumentals for another guitarist, and what would Jeff Beck and so who I'm just one of my all time favorite guitar players, and I try and steal as much as I can from him when I can. And but so we got together and literally just didn't have anything and just started noodling and just playing around just keyboards and guitar. And that's what that's what came out that melody, just the beginning of it. And then we developed it.
Pete Fornatale 1:26:13
It's called greens from the new Peter Frampton album now on mixed bag radio.