he original band line-up featured lead vocalist and guitarist Steve Marriott from Small Faces, vocalist and guitarist Peter Frampton from The Herd, former Spooky Tooth bassist Greg Ridley and a 17-year-old drummer, Jerry Shirley, from The Apostolic Intervention. Peter Frampton of course went on to a single career. Humble Pie also did the "I Don't Need No Doctor" that Beth Hart covers. Thanks for reacting to them, they were great.

Thank you for sharing and reminding us of great music we grew up with and your appreciation of it

🤠 I always believed these guys were a BIG influence on the Black Crowes! 👍

@MilosDaddy

2 жыл бұрын

I agree.

@thebladesman

2 жыл бұрын

Big time, The Crowes covered this very song when recording their first album but it didn't make the cut.

@cindyfalstrom7231

2 жыл бұрын

Chris Robinson is quoted in Rolling Stone Magazine of Steve: "He is the guy... it's so obvious I'm a Steve Marriott rip off!"

@derkommissar785

11 ай бұрын

@@cindyfalstrom7231 Robinson also borrowed heavily from Rod Stewart and Mick Jagger, from their vocals to their stage moves.

@ckelley63

4 ай бұрын

That's a great analogy!

Watching your reactions to Steve Marriot's BEST performance is pure joy to me. Your appreciation for the blues and for the power and depth of his voice gives me hope that Humble Pie's music will never lose its appeal. I met him 2 nights in his hotel rooms in 1972 when he was touring the Midwest. My friend at school had been a DJ in St. Louis while in high school and had interviewed him on the air - LIVE. My friend insisted that three of us go see Humble Pie's concerts during that week - a short drive from our university to Louisville, Cincinatti and St. Louis. Steve Marriott was as engaging in person as he was mesmerizing on stage. Looking back over these 50 years and hearing his voice, I realize that I have always measured every blues musician against Marriott. Very few musicians have ever been his equal in terms of guitar magic, harmonica finesse, and his raw and emotional voice. You noticed it too. It is my hope that you will continue to remember his music and come back to it again time after time.

Got to see them in 71. They gave a free concert, along with Grand Funk Railroad, in Schweinfurt, Germany for the GI’s stationed there. Unforgettable!

Live at the Filmore, ..." I Don't Need No Doctor "...you won't regret it.

Love "30 Days In The Hole" so much. Steve Marriott and Humble Pie are so intense on this one. Love it, love it. love it! 😎👍

THANK YOU CURT!! for suggesting Humble pie. My favorite band of the early 70's. Steve Marriott was the greatest front man, and the band kicked butt!!

LOVE The Pie! Saw em in 75 with Robin Trower as the opener! Kick Ass Gig

Guitarist is Clem Clempson; Peter Frampton had left by then, to achieve huge solo success later in the decade.

Saw them twice back in the day !!!! Epic live band. Check out their- I DON'T NEED NO DOCTOR 💘

Definitely a classic song, Peter Frampton was in this band but had just left it before this song/album was made. Isn't history wonderful.

A song about every drug you can think of...and it rocks!

You should check out their Live Rockin' the Fillmore album. "Stone Cold Fever" or "I Don't Need No Doctor".

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

Been lookin for someone to react to Humble Pie. Nice! 👏🏼 Marriott is the best frontman of all time.

@josht3610

2 жыл бұрын

Try music and guitar reactions he’s got 3 Marriott reactions brilliant to

'Strange Days' off of Rock On.

After Mick Taylor left The Stones Keith recommended Steve as a replacement. After his audition The Prissy One made it clear he wouldn't be a member of the band. He knew he was outclassed a s a singer, not to mention sheer charisma. The band would've been Steve's in a year. Also, as a child actor he was very handsome as well. Jagger looked like Barney Fife.

Great album ... SMOKIN !

Thirty days in the hole is how I spent my honeymoon

Saw Humble Pie's final concert before they broke up. '75 at Winterland in San Francisco. We were at the stage, leaning against it. Weird story… Steve Marriott, by 75 was a serious cokehead. Even wore a coke spoon around his neck that night. Anyway… when the roadies came out to set up, they rolled out a huge thick plastic tarp. When they unrolled it it stunk of high heaven. Then they put up all the Marshalls, drum kit and mics. Did not take long to figure out what the tarp was for… Steve Marriot spit, constantly. We were so loaded it did not bother us since he was spitting on stage and not out. P.S. Late in the show he got hit in the head by a Michelob bottle that was thrown from the upper deck. We heard the THUNK over the music and the bottle landed right in front of us on the stage. He stepped back from the mic, shook his head, and came back and continued. He was so high it hardly phased him.

@dmanwainright2132

Жыл бұрын

Wow..

You guys listen to the best. ⭐ Harmonica for sure..

Steve Marriott's voice and guitar are amazing.

Late 60s early 70s was the best music ever made all real no auto tune or mixers !

@micpay

11 ай бұрын

And that song is about drugs !! 😮😂

Great song. Cool reaction. Love watching your reactions. 🙂👍

Their album “Rockin’ the Fillmore” is considered to be one of the best live records of all time.

Black coffee is a banger by humble pie!!!

Marriott was the best his power, passion & energy is unmatched!

Walk on Guilded Splinters will blow your mind.

While you’re on this trip u better better do The Small Faces ‘Tin Soldier’ Marriott is frickin awesome

this is rock

You guys I love the reactions

Steve sounded a lot like Rod the Mod, who headed up the Faces after Steve left and they were no longer small.

Song has references for Black Lebanese hash and Newcastle brown ale

I love your initial reactions to this awesome song I grew up with! If this song doesn't get you moving, your dead and should be buried!

the #2 is like the bridge between #'s 1 & 3! what a concept.

Just think if they had cashless bail 50 years ago in the UK we would never of had this amazing song.

This song was distinctively early '70s funk/rock. Similar genre to Sly & the Family Stone and Grand Funk Railroad.

This was a big favorite,👵👵

Read Lebanese was a type of hashish that we smoked a silver Coke spoon was used for what you think it was used for

Mr Big did a great cover of this on their first album

Obviously each verse is talking about a different type of substance that was enjoyed during the time period

Check out Canadian band Kick Axe version of this ,so good !!

I mixed this track at Olympic studio one ….with Keith Harwood .. Peter Frampton wasn’t on this …Clem Clemson …. History and amazed still ….xx

new subscriber here. EXCELLENT> Humble Pie were so underrated....Marriot was one KILLER and highly respected vocalist both in this band and in the Small Faces. This is one of their bigger (if not only) hits. The album this comes from is called SMOKIN' ....and it's a perfect title. just kicks ass start to finish!! the whole thing should be listened to (but if you had to pick just a few i'd say 'Hot n Nasty' and 'You're so good for me'. also....this band pretty much launched the career of Peter Frampton (he had left the band right before this album). for a good example of his incredble playing check out the live Pie album 'ROckin the Fillmore'.....'I'm Read', 'Four Day Creep', 'I don't need no Doctor'

@cindyfalstrom7231

2 жыл бұрын

"You're So Good for Me" is my absolute favorite Pie song. Beautiful duet with Gregs lower gravelly voice and Steve's higher tones soaring over the top - Sublime. From that album ,which I absolutely wore out when I was in High school, I also love "Hot and Nasty" and "I Wonder". Also wore out Rockin the Fillmore!

@tglutton1

2 жыл бұрын

@@cindyfalstrom7231 absolutely!! i love when they trade off vocals. and the chorus is just so...i dunno...joyous? Incredible song. Incredible album. I still play it recularly. A top 10 album for me. Not a bad song on it. and... 'i wonder'....when people ask 'best guitar solos'....i often mention that song. Clem KILLS it. and what can one say about Rockin the Fillmore. that was my introduction to the Pie (via my older brother's record collection). fantastic stuff. I think they never quite got their due...

Awesome!! ♥️🎼🎵🎶🇨🇦

Love your reactions! Such a Great Song. Try and smoke some good purple bud next time for better effect ✌️

You have to listen to the whole thunder box album

I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone sing as well as Steve Marriott

@vasantiago3038

9 ай бұрын

A child star prodigy. .definitely.

You guys need to check out Somg of a Baker by the Small Faces Steves early band.

I recall reading Keith Richards wanted Steve Marriott to sing on a Stones song along with Mick. Mick would not allow it. Wonder why.

@dickfitzwell8275

Жыл бұрын

Because Mick saw Marriott as a better showman than he was. I recall the same dust up

Brit blues rock Foghat Spooky Tooth Free Faces

This woman is gorgeous

In direct ❣🤴 GuyZ today it's out and listenable regularly on Spotify by Iron Maiden Management Licence and Parlophone Records Licence their brand New Studio Album !!

You really need to check out some stuff from "Performance, Live at the Fillmore" with Peter Frampton. I Don't Need No Doctor is killer. Great album!

React to their song Hot and Nasty

They act like they down with these lyrics

Awesome song. Govt mule's version kicks ass too

You should do a Vanilla Fudge review !!

Another killer song that you might dig is Dirty White Boy by Foreigner.

Saw these guys open for Ted Nugent, didn’t care if Ted came out or not. 1981 baby.

🤘🎸✌🙏

Check Roadrunner by them

☮️💜

I don't need no doctor from Rockin the Fillmore is the definitive track.

You need to re-listen with the lyrics....then youll know what theyre singing about. 😂

Black Crowe’s Remedy

Got us all tuned up to play football. Now I slid across many greasy dance floors, with even greasier, dirtier personages. Drank volumes of Newcastle Brown and spent more than a few weekends doing 3 hots and a cot.

Susie you are my favorite girl 👧

Lower the dosage.

Ladys and gentlman míster Peter Frampton & Steve Marriot

@ronolson2820

2 жыл бұрын

Peter Frampton left the band before this song was recorded.

Yeah love music was great but you never got the meaning of the song mixed with it you missed it so sad for you

Mr. Big does a much better version of this song on their platinum album Lean Into It.

Stopping the song to comment is so irritating. Wait until it’s over… moving on. No like.