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January 8, 1989 - Peter Frampton Released When All the Pieces Fit

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On this day, January 8, 1989, Peter Frampton released his tenth studio album, When All the Pieces Fit. This album marked a return to form for the legendary guitarist, blending his signature rock sound with a polished, late-80s production style. Featuring tracks like Holding On to You and More Ways Than One, the album showcased Frampton’s masterful guitar work and heartfelt songwriting.

Interestingly, some sources suggest the album’s release date may have been in October 1989, leading to a bit of debate among fans and historians. Regardless of the exact date, When All the Pieces Fit remains a notable entry in Frampton’s storied career.

Fun Fact: This album featured collaborations with musicians like Steve Ferrone and Tony Levin, adding depth to its production and performances.

What’s your favorite Peter Frampton album? How do you feel When All the Pieces Fit compares to his earlier works like Frampton Comes Alive!?
 
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