Peter Frampton

RPeter Frampton was born in Beckingham, Kent, England. His British accent is from that southern London area. David Bowie (David Jones then) also grew up in this area and they went to school together, where Peter's father, Owen, was the art teacher. David and Peter have the same accent and sound very much alike when they speak, although David's accent is stronger because Peter has lived in the United States since the mid-70s.

RThe pickups you mentioned are a very good pair of well-matched pickups. ON the Les paul, the sound will be super clean, very responsive especially on the high end. Very good choice for the Les Paul. The sound will improve by at least 50%.

RTalk Box

RIt just means the way she acts; the way she does things in their day-to-day relationship.

RHe used to use a Heil Talk Box, but more recently he uses his own brand of talkbox, which looks like a little white pyramid with the tube coming out the top.

RWell i know someone sings "show me the way" at one point in the episode... not sure if its death or peter.

Rit is mostly do you feel like we feel.

RIf no one cares how long the song is, you can do "Do you feel like I do." Or try "Show me the way." That one is probably more appropriate for a youth group anyway.

RThe Jimi Hendrix Experience - "Are You Experienced?"Diamond Head - "Am I Evil?"BQ: Friday :D It's automatically good!BQ2: I like soda most out of the three. Bad habit o mine.BQ3: My iHome is about 4" x 9". My amp is 15 watts, though, if that countsBQ4: Oh yeah! It makes me feel like an idiot :PBQ5: Taking Back Sunday, perhaps. I listened to "New American Classic" a ton of times. Great song!

RFirst you have to learn some songs and do a couple Jazz cover songs. You need to learn your common Jazz chords there are SEVERAL and I mean SEVERAL chord variations that Jazz musicians use. Get on google and search "Jazz Chords." You need to learn your not so common Tricky Time Signatures. You have to be a clean and proficient alternate Picker you have to have accurate techniques as many Jazz guitarist always shred on Clear Channel without distortion. Making your guitar sound "Jazzy" goes far beyond tone. Jazz guitarists use VERY HEAVY gauge strings and spend a lot of time on making their clear channel tone really crisp and clean.