Frampton caught in Friendly Fire
Hear track from latest album Hummingbird In A Box
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Peter Frampton has launched a stream of ballet-fuelled track Friendly Fire.
It’s taken from latest album Hummingbird In A Box, which was released on July 7 via RED Distribution and Sony Music.
The seven-track work resulted from his collaboration with Cincinatti Ballet, based on live pieces he performed with them last year. Frampton recently said: “Writing for dance was a wonderfully freeing experience. There were no boundaries – we were able to push the composing envelope.”
Hummingbird In A Box is his second collaboration with Gordon Kennedy, after the pair won a Grammy for 2006 release Fingerprints. He’s currently on tour in the US with dates running until September.
Tracklist
The Promenade’s Retreat
Hummingbird In A Box
The One in 901
Friendly Fire
Heart To My Chest
Shadow Of My Mind
Norman Wisdom
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