After more than 30 years, Peter Frampton has reunited with the legendary and 

illustrious Chris Kimsey (widely known in the producing world for lending his 

talent to such Frampton albums as Frampton Comes Alive!, Wind Of Change, 

and Somethingʼs Happening, as well as the Rolling Stonesʼ Some Girls, Tattoo 

You and albums by Duran, Duran and The Killing Joke . Whatʼs the uniting force 

between Frampton and Kimsey, you ask? Up-and-coming Lexington, Kentucky 

band Very Emergency – five ambitious, talented and resourceful guys who stuck 

their neck out and saw that Frampton heard their version of his 1977 song “Iʼm in 

You.”  

“I never would have thought of the song that way,” said Frampton – but he liked 

it...so much so that he invited the guys to come record a version of the song in 

his home studio! Frampton himself backed them up on guitar and vocals on the 

recording, which will be released as a single in conjunction with their upcoming 

debut album The Getaway. Produced by Kimsey, The Getaway is a concept 

album about a character who comes from a wealthy upbringing but turns to a life 

of crime. Very Emergency vocalist Kenneth Fletcher says that though the album 

follows a fictitious character, many of the songs symbolize struggles that the 

band has gone through, including “graduating college in todayʼs cold economic 

climate, failed relationships, and a constantly changing idea of morality.” 

The bandʼs struggles, for the most part, seem to be a thing of the past. This is a 

story of five guys in a band from a mid-sized Kentucky town, who went out on a 

limb, garnered the attention of both a legendary producer and legendary rock 

star, and are now on the cusp of making it big...all we ask from you is that you 

help share it! 

Release Date: July 2009