particularly the hit singles "Do You Feel Like We Do" and "Show Me the Way", Frampton has become somewhat synonymous with the talk box. Peter Frampton also now sells his own line of custom-designed "Framptone" products, including a talk box. In 1976, Steely Dan guitarist Walter Becker recorded the talk box effect atop an already-recorded Dean Parks solo in "Haitian Divorce", on the album The Royal Scam. Also from 1977, Johnnie "Guitar" Watson used a talk box. The 1974 album 461 Ocean Boulevard features Eric Clapton using a talk box during his outgoing solo on the song "Mainline Florida". ElectroSpit Producer Bosko, who played talk box on Big Boi's 2010 album Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty, conceived an alternative to the cumbersome and unsanitary talk box in mid-2014, imagining a neck-worn electronic system that would be easier to use. Bosko showed the ElectroSpit prototype in 2016, and launched a Kickstarter campaign in June 2018. The device sends sound into the mouth by way of electromagnetic transducers placed against the throat, allowing the user to shape the sounds of a synthesizer, guitar or any other electronic source. Bosko released the ElectroSpit product in 2019, showing it at the NAMM Show. Early users of the ElectroSpit include P-Thugg of Chromeo, Terrace Martin who works with Kendrick Lamar, and Teddy Riley. Notable uses "2021" – Vampire Weekend "24K Magic" – Bruno Mars "Anything Goes" – Guns N' Roses "The Ballad [Denny & Jean]" – Todd Rundgren "Beverly Hills" – Weezer "Blacked Out World" – Black Label Society "Black Man" – Stevie Wonder "Bounce" – Bon Jovi "Bullet" – Bon Jovi "Burning My Soul – Dream Theater "Butterfly Bleu" – Iron Butterfly "California Love" – 2Pac, Roger Troutman, Dr. Dre "Cause I Love You" – Scorpions "Complicated" – Bon Jovi "Dan Dare (Pilot of the Future)" – Elton John "Delilah" – Queen "Do You Feel Like We Do" – Peter Frampton (1976) "Dust N' Bones" – Guns N' Roses "East St. Louis Toodle-Oo" – Steely Dan "Erase This" – Lamb of God "Everyday" – Bon Jovi "Falling into Grace" – Red Hot Chili Peppers "Fire It Up" – Black Label Society "Funkify Your Life" – The Meters "Funky Crime" – Red Hot Chili Peppers "Generator" – Foo Fighters "Get Off" – Foxy (1978) "Get Out the Door" – Velvet Revolver "Glass Prison" – Dream Theater "Guerrilla Radio" – Rage Against