Thank You Mr. Churchill

Rock · 2010 · 13 tracks · 1h 4m

Thank You Mr. Churchill

A reflective, autobiographical set of blues-rock and melodic suites. Frampton trades stadium glitter for weathered storytelling and some of his finest guitar work.

April 27, 2010 · A&M Records

A dignified and soulful reflection on a life lived in music, balancing technical brilliance with historical gratitude.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks · 1h 4m

01

Thank You Mr. Churchill

4:55

02

Solution

3:49

03

Road to the Sun

5:11

04

I’m Due a You

5:00

05

Vaudeville Nanna and the Banjolele

4:36

06

Asleep at the Wheel

6:50

07

Suite Liberte: A. Megumi, B. Huria Watu

7:29

08

Restraint

3:43

09

I Want It Back

4:39

10

Invisible Man

4:51

11

Black Ice

4:50

12

I Understand

3:30

13

A Thousand Dreams

5:17

Moments Worth Listening For

The transition into the instrumental 'Suite Liberte' where the guitar takes over the narrative role entirely

The gritty, blues-soaked riff that anchors 'Black Ice' showing a heavier side than his 70s peak

The autobiographical storytelling in the title track where his voice sounds more vulnerable and lived-in than ever

Reviews

AllMusic

Where This Album Departs

How does Thank You Mr. Churchill sound next to the rest of Peter Frampton's catalogue?

Nostalgia+1.8σ

The writing leans notably further into nostalgia than the rest of the catalogue.

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