Talk:Peter Frampton
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Django Reinhardt influence http://tbaldwin.home.mindspring.com/frampton/hof.html
[edit] Peter Frampton's acting career
Not mentioned among his acting credits: he appeared in the TV series Baa Baa Black Sheep (WW II 'biography' about Pappy Boyington and the Black Sheep Squadron) as a 'spotter' on a Japanese occupied island. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0517357/
from 'CorsairJock', AKA Jim Jager
A talkbox does not "blow helium into a guitar" as the article claims it does. What a concept.
Here's how I remember it happening. The electric guitar cable goes into a box on the floor. The sound comes out a flexible tube from the box on the floor. While it does this, no guitar sound comes out of the guitar amplifier. The tube goes into the guitar player's mouth, where he makes silent words and waa waa motions. These sounds bounce out of the mouth and into a vocal microphone. Presto. Talking guitar.
