My favorite humble pie track, I went to high school in the 70s we were blessed with some of if not the best music in American history in that decade

@garrydriver8812

3 жыл бұрын

British Rock I'm sure you mean

@johntremmel3949

3 жыл бұрын

@@garrydriver8812 well if you don’t like bob seger or Bruce Springsteen or steely dan or grand funk or the allman brothers etc,

@szqsk8

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. I went to Junior High and High School in the 70s and the music of that decade was epic. British and American bands.

@MrDiddyDee

3 жыл бұрын

@@johntremmel3949 I think what Garry meant was, you started talking about Humble Pie and in the same sentence about the greatest music in American history. He was just saying Humble Pie were a British band, not that there weren't great American bands too.

@johntremmel3949

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrDiddyDee I was just implying the the best music came from the 70s imho !

Strange days, 4 day creep, Rolling stone ... Steve Marriott- Vocals, Guitar, organ, piano, Harmonica and pandemonium on the stage. He was 693lbs of soul in a 100lb body !!!!

@cindyfalstrom7231

3 жыл бұрын

Well said ! April 20, 2021 30yrs since Steve's tragic death. What a loss. Rock on Steve!!

60s and 70s...best music and cars!! Never will be another era like it!

'I Don't Need No Doctor' and 'Hallelujah I Love Her So' are two fantastic Ray Charles covers by Humble Pie from their Rockin' the Fillmore album. Highly Recommended!!

@cindyfalstrom7231

3 жыл бұрын

Another great Ray Charles they did a good cover of is "I Believe to my Soul" with the Blackberries backing. Ray Charles was Steve's favorite singer. The jewel in the crown though is a recording of "Drown in my own Tears", which was "lost" for 30 years then found. I have it on a couple of compilations albums. It is sooo beautiful, it gives goosebumps. This song was played at Steve's funeral as it was his favorite song. The other song played was Small Faces "All or Nothing", Steve's own masterpiece.

Original Rock and Roll! That's Humble Pie! May Original rock and roll never die!

The Rolling Stones around this time were also known for this type of recording. You can hear it in their albums studio video footage if it still exists where amps, keys and drums all had actual microphones in front of them and every so often you can hear Mick Jagger in the background off his own mic doing his thing. I am with you and think THIS is how a band should be recorded, this is where there real talent comes thru when they are feeding off each other in one room.

@Jonni1027

3 жыл бұрын

It also reminds me of how the Faces sounded

@artsilva

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jonni1027 true. it was how things were done in the studios at that time. Talent was in the "group", the "band" setting and how they gelled together in creating music, not by sanitizing separate members overdub tracks

@Jonni1027

3 жыл бұрын

@@artsilva So very true! I miss that way of recording music... hell I miss LIVE music!

RIP Steve Marriott

@africanfartingfrog

3 жыл бұрын

And Greg Ridley

Peter Frampton was in this band when he was only 18 years old when he joined Steve Marriott in starting this band in 1969 and you need to listen to their live album Performance Rocking the Fillmore! Amazing!

@juliemanarin4127

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@Straydogger

3 жыл бұрын

But he was out of the band by this album. Clem Clempson took his place.

@bobbyn.9773

3 жыл бұрын

@@Straydogger i know that's why I said in 1969, this album came out after he left the band

@rainydaydreamawy

3 жыл бұрын

Jerry Shirley on drums was all of 16 when he joined.

@Dukerdr

3 жыл бұрын

@@rainydaydreamawy Heck, he was only 20 when they recorded this...born in '52. 3 weeks before me.

Great rabbit hole. A couple of other songs: "Fool For a Pretty Face" and "I Can't Stand the Rain"

@johntremmel3949

3 жыл бұрын

Fool for a pretty face 👍

This may hold the record for most drug references in a 5 minute song

@cometogether999

2 жыл бұрын

Rush "A Passage to Bangkok" can challenge that.

While in the U.S. Navy on a cruise hadn’t seen land in over 60 days was the first time I heard this song

Best white soul singer that ever came out of the UK.

@stevep7791

2 жыл бұрын

Best white soul singer that ever came out of anywhere!!

"You take the urban noise with some Durban poison... its gonna lessen your load" Gotta love these lyrics!

New subscriber today. Thank you for all the Humble Pie. Lots of good recommendations below and on the other videos you did. Sounds like Steve Marriott is your kind of man. Multi talented and notorious for his short attention span, he was constantly changing his voice and style. Please don't limit yourself to his popular, hard rocking arena shouters, though they are good. Steve is acknowledged by his peers as having one of the greatest voices in rock. Personally I love him best in Small Faces. His voice is so soulful and pure it gives me goosebumps, then he sing lots of whimsical Cockney send ups that are sure to make you smile, plus beautiful love songs mostly for the love of his life, wife Jenny. He is my favorite soul/blues/rock singer of all . Keep up the good work, I will certainly be watching with pleasure.

YES! Love this song! You should check out the Gov't Mule cover of it... Warren Haynes is one of the most underrated vocalist/ guitarist out there, even though he was in the Allman Brothers for many years.

'You're so good for me'.....as soulful as you can hope for. ' I wonder'...Bluesy as you can get (and some KIller guitar from Clem Clempson), 'C'mon Everybody'....great cover. all on this album. aslo there's a live acoustic video cover of 'For Your Love'. insanely good

@cindyfalstrom7231

3 жыл бұрын

You have just recommended some of my favorites, too! "You're so Good for Me" is my fav HP song. The harmony of Gregs lower gritty voice with Steve's higher soaring vocals is beautiful, plus the background girls (not Blackberries here, maybe PP Arnold?)

Saw them in 1975 right before they broke up in Houston TX. I was 14 then and Robin Trower opened for them. As any 14 year old male when they started singing I Don't Need No Doctor, girls in sexy nurses outfits came dancing on and above the stage, I was in heaven. Lol.

30 days in the hole is in my top five of favorite songs

First time that I head this song was in the early 70's while riding in a Buick Wildcat convertible. Those were the times.

Can’t go wrong with humble pie.. try I wonder great blues tune.. Steve Marriott, was a big influence to Robert Plant..

@meistertynemouth

3 жыл бұрын

I Wonder. What a great track. Clem is incredible.

@cindyfalstrom7231

3 жыл бұрын

@@meistertynemouth Yes,one of my favorite, too

great old school reaction! you should check out their live acoustic version of "For Your Love" (here on the 'tube - the beat club version).

@diogenesagogo

3 жыл бұрын

Brilliant performance!

C'mon Everybody off Smokin. Eddie Cochran cover. Sounds like they just hooked up in the studio and JAMMED.

I used to have a beer with Steve Marriot in my local pub. He had a Sunday residency with his band "the Pack of Three "

@walterwhitt4943

3 жыл бұрын

What? No sht? Tell the story brother.

@garrydriver8812

3 жыл бұрын

@@walterwhitt4943 no story to tell really Stevie was on the wain but still had a great voice and presence. Just so happens I used to use the same pub. All the bands used to mingle mid set and afterwards. My face was known as a regular so access was natural. Ralph McTell and Donavan also drank in there. In another pub in Barnes Pete Green and Gary Moore were regular visitors. Alan Price, Bobby Tench and Pete Rees still drink and play on Sundays

@bwvideo0905

3 жыл бұрын

This pub must be in heaven.😊

Love Humble Pie take me back to high school in the 70s Steve Marriott is the best also when Peter Frampton play lead guitar with Humble Pie both of them blow your mind check out five long years Steve Marriott

The reason modern rock does not have the rock'n'roll vibe is because there is too much emphasis on perfection. Back at in the 70's, it was all about the vibe... artists back then did not let perfect timing or perfect reproduction of notes get in the way of soul.

LOVE It. They bring it...

I had the privilege of seeing the last incarceration of Humble at Pine Knob in the 90's.

@mng7096

3 жыл бұрын

@Rosebud Yes I was like 3red row if I can remember right. We just randomly went to so many shows. I can't remember but I think they were the opening band for.....lol can't remember.

@DetroitRockCityMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Saw them at Center Stage in Canton Michigan in the early 80s

It is a mystery to how Humble Pie is NOT in the Rick and Roll hall of fame. That's ridiculous. I've just joined your channel. My favorite thing about you is that you let the whole song play before you jump in. That's the way it should be. I would like to reccomend that you check out The Band, The Last Waltz, any song. Janis Joplin, Ball and Chain at the Monterey Pop Festival, and Gov't Mule.

@alicecrumpler1810

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! Govt Mule!

@cindyfalstrom7231

3 жыл бұрын

Rolling Stone Magazine was always harsh with Humble Pie. One critic said Steve had the most annoying voice in rock and roll !?! Another said some thing like (I wish I'd written it down) Steve has the brush me off attitude of a little scruff who's just gotten thrown out of the pub!! LOL - I can see that! They did induct Steve with the Small Faces/Faces.

@patclark3024

3 жыл бұрын

@@cindyfalstrom7231 I loved his voice! Regardless of what Rolling Stone had to say, imo Humble Pie should be in the HOF. Many lesser talents are in there.

@cindyfalstrom7231

3 жыл бұрын

@@patclark3024 Totally agree. Who cares what Rolling Stone thinks. Lots of worthy musicians have been passed over for the Hall of Fame, and lots of unworthy's have made it in. Humble Pie is deserving, but don't hold your breath. Not as commercially successful as others. Sad state of affairs.

@cometogether999

2 жыл бұрын

I think it's actually more of a complement to be snubbed by the RRHOF, they're a joke.

Steve marriott small faces what great talent came from there and all the great music. Ronnie lane, Kenny jones, Ian mc lagan.then Faces ron wood and Rod Stewart.🎸🎶

@cindyfalstrom7231

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Love Small Faces. The "mother" band to a host of later rock talent : Humble Pie, Faces, Peter Frampton, Rod Stewart, etc.

You know these guys liked to party.😝

Let's get funky!!!!!!

So I implore you to listen to Frampton Comes Alive album from 1977 “Do You Feel Like I Do”. There have been a few reactions to this. And then listen to anything from Humble Pie Live at the Fillmore from 1971. Peter Frampton was still with Humble Pie on this recording and you can here his style mixed with what you know as Humble Pie. Peter actually started Humble Pie when he was like 18 years old. He added Steve Marriott on vocals( the one your familiar with) But Steve was such a presence Peter felt his band was being stolen from him so he left and went solo and then had the biggest selling album of all time in 1977. And a live album at that.

Excellent choice of tunes. This is totally raw and that is what i love!!

Right after this song you were hearing them talking right before they played the first lick for the song Hot and Nasty it’s a must also

My favorite by Humble Pie!

Hey wilburn you know what this song is about right lol I love this track dude keep up the videos I dig it

Always loved this. ❤️🎶❤️

I Don't Need No Doctor off the live at the Fillmore album is a must!!

Haven't heard this in so long. Still love it

Chod Grand Fund Railroad/ Inside looking out Live

Try "Stone Cold Fever" from their album "Rock On". It's a great song; it has a heavy metal start with a jazzy guitar solo in it.

Yeah...you did it! I requested this a long time ago!

Yeah cream!!! 👍👍

Oh my gosh!! Taking me back..way back. This was my favorite song so I had to hide it from my parents until my mom came home early n I was blasting this ....grounded😱

There's nothing like The Pie.

Wilburn--Marriott wasn't s singer, he was a screamer, that's what made him unique., they were into R & B, Blues, Rock and this type of British beer house rock 'n' roll. Two nuggets that get no airtime are "Buttermilk Boys" and "Red Light Mama." that should get you intrigued.

You should listen to Stone Cold Fever and I Don't need no Doctor. Thanks

yes just awesome

Peter Frampton and Steve Marriott created this band. They are amazing! Rocking LIVE AT THE FILLMORE

Awesome 🤯

You must do STRANGE DAYS to get their jazz rock sound!

Steve Marriott. The man Jagger was afraid of. Stones (Richards included ) wanted Marriott , when Taylor left. Jagger wanted nothin to do with that….

Peter Frampton was a member of this band but had left before this came out.

Steve was almost in led zeppelin

this song is all about getting high and crazy.. black nepalese, durbin poison.. I remember all of this hahahha!!!

great job

Saw them at Gaelic park in the Bronx... 72.... they were awesome

hot n nasty humble pie its so good too

Thanks brah.....keep doin what your doin....3 songs...3 different types of songs....well how bought number 4...I wonder, a traditional blues tune that shows off Steve Marriott's vocal emotion.

@cindyfalstrom7231

3 жыл бұрын

"I Wonder, "Rollin Stone", or I Believe to my Soul" maybe?

@cindyfalstrom7231

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, I forgot - "Live with Me". Peter Frampton has written that after they recorded it, he got down on his knees and praised Steve for singing the most emotional performance. Slightly embarrassed, Steve just said "Thanks man" and walked out!

Heard them at Atlanta Pop Festival, 1970.

Grew up with smokin song book so I played all this stuff one of my faves if you want listen to hot and nasty or you're so good to me steve leftus in a fir but that voice rocks forever peter frampton played with them bye

79th and Sunset

If there was ever a song made with more drug references than this song, I haven't heard it.

It's called soul rock

When my husband and I were just married, I was just coming from the kitchen when he turned 30 Days in the Hole on full volume. My fight or flight reflex kicked in, but instead of kicking him, I decided to go back to the kitchen and breathe deeply. We've been married for 40 years, so I guess I forgave him.

@rogervaldillez4879

2 жыл бұрын

... good for the both of you freck

☮️💜

Journey Dixie Highway live in Japan 1980.

REACT TO 'I BELIEVE TO MY SOUL' Humble Pie live

Music is best when it is at its most basic.

I Don't Need No Doctor off Rockin The Fillmore.

Steve marriott had the same gritty voice as robert plant and the same soul as paul rodgers. Unfortunately he couldn't get away from the bad sh*t that got in the way

One of the greatest rock songs of all time. "Your so good for me" is the hidden gem on their "Smokin" album. Enjoy kzread.info/dash/bejne/c597k9uuo8rJZZM.html

RIP Steve Marriott...

Lusty lyrics that are so full of grit and life...

Humble Pie had all the spices! kick ass rock and roll! see someone decided it's worthy of a thumbs down, bet they look pretty stupid walking around with their ass for a hat.

Check out Humble Pie. Fool for pretty face.

Make It Last by Montrose please

Who is peter frampton

His floor sounded un muted kind of booming

React to 'Anthony Hamilton 'Superman'. if you're talking about soul then this is the man hear it from..your welcome!

Steve had a studio built at his home and did a lot of recording and production himself. Unfortunately, a couple of the lesser known albums fell victim to poor sound quality. That along with some poor management and extreme vices contributed to the demise of the band.

Steve Marriott = Janis Joplin + Axl Rose love child.

Fool for a pretty face!

It's okay but it sounds so much like Free's "All Right Now" that I could never really get into it. On another topic, please turn up your 🎤. Thanks. Thumbs up

How about you react to one of my videos? Is there any chance of that? I would really appreciate and open and honest opinion about my music/videos.

I love this song but that's awful recording

Stevie Marriott! One of the best front men in rock.