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Peter Frampton Albums We’ve Reviewed

One of my personal Records to Die For. This album presents a more mature Peter Frampton doing some of the most consistently inspired material of his career, including R&B covers like May I Baby and You Don’t Know Like I Know, with horn charts that really cook — in other words, a great album.

One of my personal Records to Die For. This album presents a more mature Peter Frampton doing some of the most consistently inspired material of his career, including R&B covers like May I Baby and You Don’t Know Like I Know, with horn charts that really cook — in other words, a great album.

We’ve recently compiled a list of records we think every audiophile should get to know better, along the lines of “the 1001 records you need to hear before you die,” but with less of an accent on morbidity and more on the joy these amazing recordings can bring to your life.

Where I Should Be is a good example of a record many audiophiles may not know well but should.

TRACK LISTING

1. I Can’t Stand It No More 
2. Got My Feet Back on the Ground
3. Where I Should Be
4. Everything I Need
5. May I Baby
6. You Don’t Know Like I Know
7. She Don’t Reply
8. We’ve Just Begun
9. Take Me by the Hand
10. It’s a Sad Affair