I had the great opportunity to sing with Steve Marriot. We were both signed to Leber/Krebs Management. I sing background vocals on his On to Victory Album. He had such massive respect for me as a women in rock in roll. He was one of the greatest vocalists of our generation.

@rcjr.7725

2 жыл бұрын

Really I'd like to meet you LOL just because you met Steve Marriott one of my favorite singers I saw him on that tour around 1981 I believe went to both nights at the Royal Oak Theater in Detroit great memories

@juliemanarin4127

2 жыл бұрын

That is wonderful!

@ArchieFatcackie

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing that Marge it must have been a great experience working with one of the best. You’re right he was one of the greats.

@Pulsonar

2 жыл бұрын

You must’ve been a serious talent yourself for such hallowed stars like Marriott to have paid court to you. Many thanks for sharing 🙏🏽

@garybrockwell2031

2 жыл бұрын

My word is that your picture? No wonder every one wants to meet you? And a beautiful memories 😍 Thanks for that.. love erm..👍🤔💓🙏🇬🇧

It's a tragedy that Steve Marriott never got the recognition, nor financial rewards, that his talent clearly deserved!!!

@Starz723

Жыл бұрын

Steve Marriot and hundreds of other artists. The labels and management made the money. If you didnt have a machine behind you churning out advertising and publicity, you got lost. So many great albums and bands, including myself that got screwed becaus of label personnel changes, and being ripped off. We toured, but never made the money we were supposed to. I made more money as a hired singer for touring and recording projects.

@dancalmpeaceful3903

Жыл бұрын

That's the real tragedy of being a performer....bad management ripping people OFF. There's a special place in hell for those fucking pricks...

@skygazer6898

Жыл бұрын

So many talented people were robbed blind. check out what happened to Badfinger

Steve Marriott is one of the most overlooked and underrated rockers ever. One of the greatest vocalists of all time. An extraordinarily talented musician. The idea that he was so broke that he had to steal food is absolutely heartbreaking. RIP, Steve.

Scandalous how his band and many others were defrauded by agents, managers, and record companies. Absolutely superb singer.

@edwinabrown2802

2 жыл бұрын

I know shame on them!

@vayres7512

Жыл бұрын

Right. Badfinger is another case.

@trapmafia4716

Жыл бұрын

And Mick Jagger fucked him over!

@nobbynoris

Жыл бұрын

Hey, as soon as Don Arden's name came up, you knew where his story was tending.

@durangomcmurphy1529

Жыл бұрын

Were ? Still are .

Steve Marriott has an iconic voice. He should have been so much more recognized in his career. Not only was he an outstanding vocalist, but also an outstanding guitar player. He was definitely one of the most talented artists in the music world. All my respect goes to Steve Marriott.

Steve was a massive talent, gone but NEVER FORGOTTEN..

Itchkoo Park is one of the great singles of the late 60s. And Steve Marriott's vocal performance is outstanding.

@marktulk4225

9 ай бұрын

Just an intro to what an extraordinary vocal RANGE he had. ( Try it yourself ) Add guitar chops, STAGE PRESENCE, and that's still incomplete. Take a look at his discography, and like Keith, Eric, Jeff B, and others - he knew and played US blues & R&B history... - What a tragic rip-off and loss...

@micpay

8 ай бұрын

I loved 30 days in the hole ! Black coffee great too !

@michauxburn

7 ай бұрын

​@@micpay- "Sweet Peace & Time" ..:

Iam 66 and grew up listening to Steve in all his bands. One of the unique and best voices in music. Didn't matter who was backing him up as soon as he opened his mouth you knew who it was. Tragic story . If only he knew how many fans love him still.

@aleksandrpetrovichkydrin9370

3 ай бұрын

❤

@aleksandrpetrovichkydrin9370

3 ай бұрын

❤ & i'm 66, yes, city Minsk❤

When i was a very young child Stevie Marriot used to come to our dingy basement flat in Clapham as he knew my dad and wanted him to teach him some more complicated (modern) jazz , as it was known then. My dad was a professional guitar player who usually worked the West End theatres (and twice for the Krays but that’s another story). I loved Stevie because he used to pick me up by the arms and swing me round and round and toss me up and down in the air until i was nearly sick with laughter. I was a tiny child and i used to sit on his knee and play with his love beads and beg him to sing Itchycoo Park. I used to sing along with him and when it got to the ‘we’ll get high’ part he’d lift me high above his head and i’d yell along with him. I literally used to have to be prised off him when he and my dad wanted to play ( and drink they were both big boozers). We moved house not long after that and i never saw him again. But i adored him. He must have liked kids because he always made time for me. Once he turned up with a girlfriend who bought me my first pair of ‘hot pants’. They were bright orange and covered in flowers and i wore them until they fell apart. A lot of famous people came to our house in those days (my brother knew them more than me because he’s nine years older) i remember Pete Townsend and i hated him on sight for some reason (my uncle who was a bass player lived upstairs and him and Pete’s dad were friends for years). Pete was a sulky bastard who stretched his long legs across our carpet and wouldn’t move when i tried to walk past. But Stevie was my favourite and i adored him. We didnt find out about his death until two days after his funeral and i remember my dad was absolutely gutted. I was sad too and i will never forget a cockney pop star who came to our flat and made so much time and happiness for a tiny girl, whose family was way short of happiness. R.I.P. Stevie. Love you forever.

@Colin56ish

4 жыл бұрын

Nice story Jane, so personal and yet so special.

@yepper1165

4 жыл бұрын

That's a sweet memory! I've just discovered him in the last year or so. I'm 52. It's nice to hear your story. His treatment of you tells me a lot about who he was. Thanks for sharing your personal story!

@wrobinson1702

4 жыл бұрын

Great memory-thanks for sharing. I was/am a big fan of Humble Pie and Steve Marriot, and saw them live 3 times in Memphis, TN in the 1970s. They always put on a great show, and Steve always had both that magnificent voice, and an amazing stage presence as well.

@AdaptivePhenix

4 жыл бұрын

"I used to sit on his knee and play with his love beads"...😮 Whoa! 😂

@WELLBRAN

4 жыл бұрын

Humble pie live at the Fillmore. One of the best live albums made

It just makes me so angry to think of this great talent being ripped off by everyone and not making enough to live on. These parasite crooks should hang their heads in shame.

@bruceabruns5083

2 жыл бұрын

Ya well, the coke wasn’t free.

@MermaidMama360

2 жыл бұрын

Special place in Hell for each of them.

@aceflex

2 жыл бұрын

It's a "dog eat dog world", even amongs friends back then in the rock'n'roll world. Humans will always be humans. We should rename the frace to human eat human. we're a shameless species. At least we know who Marriot was. Imagine all the talents who never got their moment in the limelight but was ripped off in the same manner or worse. All those talented people whose names we should know.

@cpk313

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, it is stunning. The incredibly untalented bleeding the incredibly talented dry. Not new but no less horrifically self-centered and gutless.

@gmartinz01

2 жыл бұрын

This was so true. Agents, managers and record companies were (are?) bandits. In his autobiography, Tommy James writes about how Roulette Records was pretty much a Mob record company and he was ripped off all the time. But the Mob being what it was, he also was rewarded when a song he particularly liked was "given" to him to perform rather than some other singer, who was informed that James would be recording it, not him . . . or else. Surprisingly, James actually got a lot of his money in the end after years of lawsuits.

i worked with steve in adelaide in the eighties, went back to his motel for a drink, wonderful guy, no ego told me some great stories, never forget him.

@okgo8315

4 жыл бұрын

Paul Cowie...i was sound engineer on their 78 reunion tour, uk and europe, like you he told me some amazing stories, even gave me a blues harp which i still play and treasure. That old Telecaster was mine, he really wanted it and swapped me his pink LesPaul special for it in 1966. R.i.p Steve.

@printer878

4 жыл бұрын

@@okgo8315 great mate.

@-jacinta-

4 жыл бұрын

Adelaide, Australia? Nice! My home city.

@printer878

4 жыл бұрын

@@-jacinta- wouldn't want to live anywhere else jacinta.

@DaiseyChannel

4 жыл бұрын

Was that a Humble Pie Tour? I saw him with the Humble Pie line up, must have been early 80's at the Sandringham Commodore in Melbourne, He had a feather touch on the guitar....like playing was no effort at all. I'll never forget it.

He looked like an angel . What a talent. Absolutely a hall of fame Singer. Steve Marriott, Robert Plant,Freddy Mercury, Bon Scott, and many others from that period. Rod Stewart emulated Steve. Stone cold 5 foot 4 inch world class Rocker. RIP Steve.

If anyone deserved to be a rock n roll star, it was Steve Marriott... The guy was a genius!

@davidlitchke4964

5 жыл бұрын

Such a sad ending,for a really great talent. Your music will live on. Rest in blissful peace.

@Sandragoldenlee

5 жыл бұрын

Damn. Can't believe this great artist was broke. Fucking bad and greedy representation. So sad. He was a big part of my youth with both bands

@davidbrandt6925

5 жыл бұрын

Pure genius.

@eddyvideostar

5 жыл бұрын

RP: This is true.

@eddyvideostar

5 жыл бұрын

@@Sandragoldenlee Sometimes, Mafia corruption falls upon the fortunate, moving forward to failure, frowned upon, and caused by the misfortune of stumbling upon the wrong untrustworthy people.

It just breaks my heart. I used to pull out my brother's Humble Pie albums. And listen to his powerful voice. One of the best and strongest voices in Rock and Roll history.

@Paulthepsych

3 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more. Total b***** the people who cheated him out of his earnings. How short-sighted too. Humble Pie were brilliant. And having seen both them and the Stones live, he was far superior to the strutting Jagger. What a loss of a real talent.

@cliveedwards2958

Жыл бұрын

@@Paulthepsych my God how right you are..Steve had an explosive voice !!

I had the great fortune to meet Steve at a party in London around '77. He'd pretty well gone off the boil by then but he was still able to hold the room and spoke fondly of his earlier musical times. He loved that my sister and I were great fans and gave us loads of his time and sang 'Shah La Lee' to us with his very bluesy voice. We really had a great laugh with him but then he was off to some other place and we never saw him again sadly. An unbelievable talent and a party that I'll ever forget.

@andymatthews7617

10 ай бұрын

O M G, GREAT MEMORIES.

Poor guy, what a talent. One of the best voices in the rock genre.

Man this was sad. Great documentary by the way! Hearing how so many groups were ripped off by managers is disheartening. RIP Steve.

I remember sometime during the late-2000's, Rolling Stone came out with the list of the 100 greatest rock singers of all time; Marriott was nowhere to be found. I threw the magazine down in disgust. Haven't picked an issue up since.

@choppy249

4 жыл бұрын

DJ Trendsetta . Good for you . I wish more people would do that sort of thing. It just shows you that , that magazine has a serious lack of credibility or at least the person in charge of the article either doesn’t know the hell what they are talking about or they are just totally ignorant. The vast majority of musicians who know of Steve Marriott would easily put him in the Top 5 of All Time . If you listen to them , many of them will put him right at the very top even . Not in the top 100 , What a bunch of Clowns eh !

@tntstorms7969

4 жыл бұрын

I used to like Rolling Stone back in the 80s. Then they became crap. Seriously, Marriot was truly great with a unique soulful voice that I try to imitate but lack the full force of his vocal skill. He could probably sing just about any tune great.

@laynescott8370

4 жыл бұрын

Terry Reid and Steve Marriott are amazing singers. I'm so thankful that my dad introduced them to me back in 1999-2000

@knockshinnoch1950

4 жыл бұрын

A US magazine didn't feature a UK singer?

@Montyhugo

4 жыл бұрын

BECAUSE THEY ARE 'COMMIES ' ! F-THAT PROPAGANDA MAGAZINE 👊

A sad and lonely end for a hugely underrated talent. Both The Small Faces and Humble Pie were great bands and each of them were a massive influence on artists such as Paul Weller. R.I.P Steve Marriott.

@gailmitchell1381

9 күн бұрын

How sadly true. A tragic and sorrowful loss.... But who knew what personal demons he was struggling with then. Whatever they were, they killed him in the end.. And so many of us miss you still, Steve Marriott.

RIP Steve; How do we judge a man's success by the money he earns or by how much he's remembered and loved......

Poor Stevie, if he only knew how much people loved him. The people who ripped him off deserve to burn in hell.

@kllwc7772

4 жыл бұрын

WootTootZoot over and over again 🤬🤬

@wrobinson1702

4 жыл бұрын

The classic story of Rock and Roll. The artists are cheated, more often than not.

@gezdevoy6454

4 жыл бұрын

I'm only 50 love mod music and small faces were the best god bless u the modfather

@phlushphish793

4 жыл бұрын

Well if their lawyers are the Gotti family ...

@josefelipeguimaraessilva5050

3 жыл бұрын

SHUT UP!! your crazy, lunatic!!

It's an absolute shame what happened to Steve Marriot.The Guy was an amazing talent May He R I P

The tragedy of his short life brings tears to anyone who was a fan of Steve Marriott I don't understand how friends, family and even the R&R community couldn't help Steve. I know everyone is responsible for their actions, but sometimes life's challenges can defeat the strongest of us. So many in the music community has the funds and means to help fellow musicians. If only someone helped him. Heartbreaking story.

The man with the golden voice. Rest In Peace my friend.

One of the worlds greatest rocksingers ever. May he rest i peace.

@ed2000888

3 жыл бұрын

The greatest!

@kevinoreilly312

3 жыл бұрын

Saw him in Cincinnati first time they toured in the US. Great, great stuff!!!

@gweedomurray9923

2 жыл бұрын

Steve and Jagger could have been the Stones Lennon & McCartney. Mick is such git.

In the end, financial wealth means nothing. You are what you've done, Thanks Steve.

@lindadote

4 жыл бұрын

jetdance ........I’ve never before noticed your heartfelt comment. A lovely thing to say and absolutely spot on, Steve was an outstanding talent. I won’t be holding my breath waiting for another “Steve Marriott”.

@samuelparker9882

4 жыл бұрын

jetdance Agreed. But a lifetime of EXTREMELY HARD GRINDING WORK AND EFFORT; yet nothing to show for it, or leave to your kids and loved ones... FUCK THAT!!! I THINK NOT!!! Rest in earned peace Steve.

@glaswegiansouth-side2350

4 жыл бұрын

He made people like Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart filthy rich and they werent at his funeral.........Genius!!!!

@glaswegiansouth-side2350

4 жыл бұрын

@Natural Man Take a little tab and we'll go to ichycoo park & we will see colour that don't exist and places and things too.The best song ever psychedelic song ever...RIP wee man you were original

@MimiJoys

4 жыл бұрын

@@samuelparker9882 He leaves a giant part of himself!! They can hear his music down through the generations that live on! He leaves something much more precious than Gold!! Arden is the one that has nothing but disgust and hate to show down through his generations! I'd want Arden's name scrubbed from my family tree!!!

He had one of rock’s greatest voices. The Small Faces were fabulous.

Small Faces and Humble Pie were two of the most influential groups of my life. Marriott's voice and on-stage persona were so striking, so unique - I play them for younger music fans today and they are just as amazed as I was.

He could shout in tune. It's the most thrilling effect in rock and roll and few can do it. Dead, yet immortal. His performances are recorded.

Steve was one of the greats should be in rock n roll hall of fame as an individual artist as well.

@waltertacey3639

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed. This is such a sad, but alas typical, story from the time. Had he survived, it would have all come good for him before too long.

@johnsullivan4976

4 жыл бұрын

I hate to say it folks but the hall has become a Hall of Shame with some of the crap that is actually in there. And those who deserve to be are not. Just a big f'n joke! Sad.

@djtrendsetta5766

4 жыл бұрын

But hey, at least Run DMC are in there. Lol.

Not many people even know who Steve Marriott was, but damn he was talented. Such a shame the way things turned out for him.

I don't know why I watch these videos. I honestly had high hopes he led a successful and happy life. Instead I hear what really happened and end up feeling gutted. I discovered him way too late in life, but man what a sound. RIP Steve

I always liked Steve Marriot and I had the pleasure of meeting him a couple of times. The Small Faces were friends of the Who and so was I and one night when they came to a Who gig at the Marquee in London, Steve bought me a drink because I was skint. On another occasion, I was at the TV studios in Wembley for ‘Ready Steady Go’ and Pete Townsend said they were playing a gig in Windsor after the show and if I wanted to go he said there was room in the band’s van, as the roadie had already set the kit up that afternoon and the van was empty. So I accepted and when I got in the back, the Small Faces were already sitting on the floor ready to go as they did not have a gig that night. When we got to the club, punters were already lining up and paying to get in and I just followed the Who and the Small Faces up to the door. A bouncer stopped the Small Faces and asked the Who, who they were and Roger Daltry said they’re our friends the Small Faces. I was the last in the line and the bouncer stopped me and said, who are you and Steve Marriot turned around and said, he’s our roadie, and so I got in. Thank you Steve, I will never forget you.

@aprilgarcia2161

6 жыл бұрын

Rog5446 What an experience you must have had!!

@cheetocheeto1140

6 жыл бұрын

What a great story! Sounds like he was a nice guy. Thank you, Rog, for sharing that!

@jennyq4979

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing your story! That is so cool!!!

@desmondjohnstone

6 жыл бұрын

that sounds just like the Steve I believe in, seen them in Edinburgh (my home town) in 1967/68, were absolutely phenomenal live, had already heard a couple of their records , but this was incredible, been a fan ever since, and still am, such a sad ending to a great musical talent!

@jillyb710

6 жыл бұрын

Rog5446 Why would someone not know who they were! I was pretty much a kid in those days but knew who they were. They were hardly obscure.

Man that was depressing. So much talent. It`s tough out there.

@jamesmaxdavissands

5 жыл бұрын

NO . . . it's CORRUPT in there!

I feel SUCH a strong connection with Steve. RIP sir. Never bettered.

Steve was a genuine legend. I missed seeing Humble Pie, and always regretted it. I finally saw Steve with pack of three in the Duchess of York pub in Leeds a few weeks before he died. I remember going to the village shop to buy an onion on a Sunday morning. The papers all had the story of his dying in a house fire. I couldn't believe it. I cried in the shop. I was stunned. What a sad end to a huge talent. RIP.

@stevenholton438

4 жыл бұрын

Johnny bags? wtfo

@cliveedwards2958

Жыл бұрын

Yep I meant to see Steve and pack of three in Wolverhampton but missed the gig..only in a pub..few weeks later we heard the news and like you couldnt believe it..I remember everyone lifting a glass in the pub that night to him as we put Tin Soldier on the juke box..."to Steve!!!" about 60 of us shouted..and then the whole room listened to Tin soldier...terrible loss to music.

The overriding memory I have of Steve Marriott is that whichever song he was performing , whether with The Small Faces or Humble Pie , he always put his heart and soul into it . Brilliant singer , brilliant performer .

One of THE greatest voices in pop/ rock .

@philjames6206

6 жыл бұрын

Steve and Ronnie (along with Badfinger) took all the shit the music Business could throw at them, and caught most of them full on. Tragic.A young Paul Weller was checking his moves.

@TheHumbuckerboy

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, tragic indeed how those guys were treated. True also about Paul Weller being influenced by Steve. I was also checking out Steve's amazing vocals on the Muddy Waters song 'You Need Lovin' ' (1966) and how Robert Plant had mimicked Steve's style on Zeppelin's 'Whole Lotta Love' several years later !

@aprilgarcia2161

6 жыл бұрын

TheHumbuckerboy That really sucks. Too bad Steve couldn't have sued, but it was a Muddy Waters song.

@TheHumbuckerboy

6 жыл бұрын

It is annoying how the music fans at the time ( and even for subsequent decades) were so awestruck by Plant's vocals because Zeppelin were such a lauded band . Whereas these same fans were unaware that Steve Marriott was the guy whose vocal style and delivery Plant had stolen from.

@OROSEY

6 жыл бұрын

TheHumbuckerboy I'm BIG FAN OF BOTH ZEP & PIE😍🙋🏻👍🏼😎

WHAT A VOICE! RIP STEVE MARRIOT. (All caps on purpose)

I saw him with the new Humble Pie a few times in the early '80s and he was incredible, you knew you were listening to the real deal, he was as pure rock and roll as there ever was.

Was a big Humble Pie fan back in the day. Always thought Marriott was one of the best rock vocalist of that era.

@theboystone

5 жыл бұрын

sgt803 yes he was that

Way ahead of his time, an amazing vocalist. Legend.

Very sad life . He had such beautiful voice. I’m sure your singing and rocking with all the other beautiful souls we have lost over the years. RIP Steve🎤🎸🙏🏼

How horribly wrong that Steve Marriott and Humble Pie were cheated out of their royalties by John Gotti and his mob, and how sad that Steve was destitute. He was and still is one of the most influential voices in Rock history, and he excelled at the Blues as well. What a loss to lose him at only 44. No one since has had a voice like Steve. Rest in peace, little big man.

@cherrytate7149

Жыл бұрын

AGREED.🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤

@gillianbarker2663

11 ай бұрын

Massive Crime, Greedy People, . ....Shocking and Disgisting !

@clairesmith1964

9 ай бұрын

​@@gillianbarker2663sadly it happens still as it always did..it's a crime and should be seen as such..RIP steve ❤

This is so sad. Steve was a fkn genius. Vocally and musically.

Nearly 30000 views in just 3 days. That says a lot. Brilliant songwriter and sensational voice!

Wow that's so sad; this is depressing. He was totally used and thrown to the curb. Such immense talent and a wonderful man.

A very tragic story, while I was in the Army stationed at Fort Dix I had the extreme pleasure of seeing him live at the Fillmore East. Yep, rocking the Fillmore with Peter Frampton. Wow-we, the absolute best damn concert I ever witnessed. Many concerts later, none as good as this one. This album is definitely one of the best live performances I ever saw. Fantastic album! RIP, Steve?

It never ceases to amazes me how many of the future stars were ripped off by unscrupulous, thuggish managers who thrived on pushing them to tour and taking all their money. I hope Karma comes up to bite them in the ass one day

@kethughes8266

6 жыл бұрын

Shari Peters Its a pity that he didn't live longer.The drummer from the small faces joined the who after Keith Moon died.This was the first time any of the small faces had money and he used it to successfully sue their manager.Too many of the managers in the early days were just thugs and thieves.The manager of the small faces [father of Sharon Osborne Ozzy's wife] was notorious for hanging people by their feet from the window of his office.

@alftupper9359

6 жыл бұрын

Sheri Peters Yes, those young musicians were particularly susceptible to the schisters who seized on their inexperience. Marriott suffered along with so many. The worst case I have heard is of the very under-rated band Badfinger, who had such talent, produced some great songs and yet were screwed by management to the point of the suicide of two band members.

@DMSProduktions

6 жыл бұрын

ANOTHER phenomenal band! Badfinger. RIPPED off to the extreme! Makes ya SICK doesn't it?

@janhorton3393

6 жыл бұрын

Read in sammy hagar book that though humble pie were massive ln the states & made a fortune, marriot blew the lot!!

@matthewronson5218

6 жыл бұрын

That is exactly why Steve Miller openly loathes the music industry parasites. He was fortunate in the fact that woke up really quick after his Joker album hit #2 in the U.S. and he saw not one thin dime out of it. So he took a hiatus from the music industry, went to college for a Business degree and made himself his own manager.

ONE OF A KIND VOCALS! NO ONE SOUNDS LIKE STEVE! Many try but never truly succeed!

If talent equalled money and fame , Steve would among be the wealthiest and most well known rock singers on the earth.

"30 Days In The Hole" Brilliant song!!!

@phlushphish793

4 жыл бұрын

I bought the only Humble Pie album I have because of that song. I'm 56.

@mjonhouston

3 жыл бұрын

I agree, I loved it when it came out, and recently seeing the video of that with The Black Berries and the way he would smile and wink at them illustrated how much he enjoyed making music ,and made it seem effortless.... RIP Steve.

@christinelewis6179

3 жыл бұрын

Tin Soldiers for me.

@damagecontrol60

2 жыл бұрын

Too right. AMAZING SINGER, right up there with a Robert Plant.

@stephenmcgreevy9650

2 жыл бұрын

Tin Soldier

As a teenage I saw Ted Nugent, Gamma (with Ronnie Montrose), and Humble Pie play The Cow Palace auditorium. I didn't know who Humble Pie was, except as some old band. Ted went through the motions that night, Montrose was brilliant as always, but it was the opening band that made the biggest impression on me. I went from mild interest to Holy sh#t these these guys are awesome! I can still feel the energy they put out that night. Humble Pie was a true Rock and Roll band, and I have so much respect for Steve Marriott's talent. One of the Greats.

@guillermo3564

6 жыл бұрын

+Nico I saw Humble Pie and Nugent but no Gamma on the bill. Saw Gamma the year before at an outdoor gig. Sammy was on the bill as well and I was really hoping to see Ronnie join him for some 'Bad Motor Scooter' jamming, but that didn't happen.

@terr777

6 жыл бұрын

Glad I saw Humble Pie minus any Ted Nugent presence.

@waltwhitmanfan

5 жыл бұрын

Always.. and Nugent is boring.

@nathanfrahm

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. Humble Pie was a fantastic live band. Small Faces were equally impressive a live act.

@curbmassa

5 жыл бұрын

@Jack Van Berg Yeah, check out his version of "Town Without Pity". Awesome.

Sad story. People can be so crooked, Steve was scammed.

@Shakeytunes

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe, but Steve was sometimes his own worst enemy. Great singer/frontman though

One of Britain’s finest rock singers ever gets overlooked a lot as did the small faces

One of THE best voices ever. I love the Small Faces and his version of "I don't need no doctor" with Humble Pie is fucking amazing. Gutted I never got to see him play.

Sad story, for such a talented guy, I think there's a place in HELL for rock and roll managers, who steal, kill,and destroy some of the finest talents who ever lived,and the list is very long

@jimfitts1

4 жыл бұрын

Michael Stratton mj

@choppy249

4 жыл бұрын

Michael Stratton . How right you are.

@-jacinta-

4 жыл бұрын

Colonel Tom Parker!

@steveparish7321

4 жыл бұрын

He got his hell , his daughter married Ozzy ,

@frankmcnally01

4 жыл бұрын

Yep and this video shows who really controls the entertainment business...the Mafia

Saw stevie at the horn of plenty st albans two weeks befor he passed what a night sing out loud boy never forget that night

Steve Marriot is one of the best, and one of the most underrated rock vocals of all time.

Steve Marriott was profoundly great. So much soul. The music and performances were explosive. One of my all time favorites

Oh Steve, I hope you found the peace that always eluded you. Bless your heart ❤️ and soul 💫always. You were loved by many, you just didn’t know it😔

@barbarapalmer8224

5 жыл бұрын

Lovely comment Donna

Poor Steve. A brit rock icon. Doesn't deserve that end

@xyz2121

4 жыл бұрын

Well he shouldn't have lit a cigarette in bed while drunk. His own doing, no-one elses.

@lindadote

4 жыл бұрын

x yz .......wow, that’s harsh and totally uncalled-for, we *all* know what caused the fire. Jesus, it’s not as though Steve did this intentionally, a tragic accident that could have happened to anyone. Plenty of Rockers (especially back in those earlier years) engaged in ridiculously dangerous antics (often endangering others) and *never* suffered any consequences whatsoever. Given your logic, I suppose all the wonderful musicians killed in road-accidents deserved to die too because they chose to drive? I’ll *never* understand the “negativity” directed towards musicians who dedicated their lives’ to entertaining us.

@martycee55

3 жыл бұрын

:-(

@cindyfalstrom7231

3 жыл бұрын

@@lindadote well said Linda. Thank you. I am absolutely haunted by the thoughts of what his final moments must have been like. He deserved better. RIP Steve.

@michaelparker3709

3 жыл бұрын

Lemon sucking trolls with nothing nice to say. Don't even put a name to their profile cos they know they're only intend to troll and spit poison. Ignored.🤨

I'm 68 now and got into music in1968 and heard the "Cops on motorcycles" record in 70,71? Wow!!!! Steve Marriot was a whole supergroup by himself! Then you got everybody else in that band, Incredible talent!!

RIP Mr. Marriott. Thank you for your music contributions, they have enriched my life. You were a true starving artist

Steve Marriott was Incredible! So sad that He died before His time.

@christinecripps9190

4 жыл бұрын

S0 did i in the Empire in @@

@christinecripps9190

4 жыл бұрын

Neath

That boy could sing

One of my all time crushes. One of my favorite voices that still brings me comfort after all these years. Such an amazing talented man who left us too soon.

My absolute favorite song, autumn stone. I remember being 12 and buying the record for 50 cents at the swap meet. I fell in love with their sound with their poetic lyrics. From there I became an instant small faces fan, the faces and rod stewart

A troubled genius, you wont be forgotten steve you left so much great stuff for us all to listen to. We need these characters around, the bloody music business is so bland these days with out them.

@salvadormarley

6 жыл бұрын

Bland - it certainly is. In fact bland is too exciting a word to describe it.

@DMSProduktions

6 жыл бұрын

Well JETT are back touring, so there IS hope! 1st show sold out, in June, 2nd show added, will sell out quickly too! They are far more loved here than I think they realised!

@waltertacey3639

6 жыл бұрын

You're so right. Manufactured, contrived, throwaway noise from throwaway kids, who make their millions overnight and then are instantly forgotten. Speaks volumes when a bunch of 70 year old men can pull a million and half people onto a beach to watch them play songs they've been playing for over 50 years. Thank the Lord for the likes of The Stones, Ray Davies, Steve Winwood, Eric Clapton and all their contemporaries who've survived to today. Whatever will we do when they've gone.....?

@DMSProduktions

6 жыл бұрын

Joe Bonamassa?

@andythomas706

6 жыл бұрын

Booze and Speed don't do anybody any favours.

One of the all time great rock voices.

This makes me cry .The Small Faces were my school girl crush in the 60s and I would see them regularly at the Locarno in Bristol back then..wonderful memories ❤

Steve was a brilliant musician, soulful voice and solid guitarist. His death might be the saddest in rock history, died all alone in his house from an easily avoidable house fire.

@dancalmpeaceful3903

Жыл бұрын

Sadly....I must agree. The other is Pete Ham of Badfinger...

@dancalmpeaceful3903

Жыл бұрын

Sadly....I must agree. The other is Pete Ham of Badfinger...

"At 44 years old, steve marriott had finally found peace" dying in a fucking fire doesn't sound all that peaceful to me

@liamhackett513

6 жыл бұрын

what a way to find peace. think id prefer the other.

@TheDimachaerus

6 жыл бұрын

depends on what you're dealing with.....

@aprilgarcia2161

6 жыл бұрын

If he was dead drunk & couldn't move to save himself...... awful.

@rickmassey5802

6 жыл бұрын

Fred Zeppelin, omg Fred , I am laughing my ass off you took the words right out of my mouth

@valsopuseight

6 жыл бұрын

and 'the service was held in a crematorium' is slightly ironic too......

Well done girl, not the usual dross we see about the finest British blues/soul voice we've ever had, you have done him credit, it's a very sad tail of a man broken by cheats.

@Alpha11

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the nice comment!

@stewartbates5533

5 жыл бұрын

A very sad story told with great compassion

I was into Humble Pie in 1973-74, Smokin' was my album of choice. I got into guitar at 15 years old and played in Top 40 bands through the 70s. No money, but lots of fun. When I hit 30 in 1983, I was over it and moved on to another career and to start a family. Anybody that's young should know what the R-n-R music lifestyle can do to you. Be careful. If you have success early, good for you. Watch your money, read your contracts, get a lawyer you can trust because, like Marriott, they'll steal you blind and leave you on the side of the road.

First small faces LP safe in my collection. One of the greatest rock singers of all time. RIP

Brought me to tears, such a gorgeous soul wrecked by the evil industry - 🖖

@russdean9414

5 жыл бұрын

Cocaine's hell of a drug!

@lindadote

5 жыл бұрын

Russ Dean .......the comment alluded to Steve and co. being ripped off for all their hard-earned money, an utter disgrace. While they certainly dabbled in various drugs (particularly early days) Steve’s cocaine problems surfaced much later, up until his death. I blame the “Industry” too, there are countless cases of crooked management and Steve *was* a beautiful (immensely talented) soul who deserved better.

@thebigleone1066

5 жыл бұрын

As if alcohol, drugs and a crazy rock n roll attitude didn’t contribute.

@vortex162

5 жыл бұрын

@@lindadote Get high and forget to take responsibility over one's affairs, easy pray for the corrupt!

@richardsmith9609

5 жыл бұрын

Me to.

Sad story, but we have his music. Badfinger is another real sad one. Great video!! Lots of great info and photos!

A very beautiful tribute to Steve, a very beautiful man. Thank you.

The good die young and Steve Marriott was one of the best. His memory will never die

I was blessed to be in the Haight Ashbury 1967-70. I saw and heard EVERYBODY!!!!!! Still have Janis Joplin’s phone number. It was indeed a long, strange but wonderful trip!😍💐🏵

@stumack9755

4 жыл бұрын

Does she pick up when u call?

@johnboys4697

4 жыл бұрын

Diane Byers what’s the phone number???

@gimmieliberty6514

3 жыл бұрын

Mobiles wherent invented

@danielbeaumont808

2 жыл бұрын

@@gimmieliberty6514 they had landlines

Great recollection of Marriott's career but you left out a crucial detail about his Demise. The night he died he had been on a long flight back from the United States and had been drinking and and was jet lagged from the cross Atlantic flight. This fact contributed greatly to the accident he had in his home. A true legend. Marriott. We won't see another like him. RIP mate!

I was lucky enough to see him with Humble Pie at the Fillmore East and again with his own group at Nassau Coliseum . Great Talent . Sad ending . Tremendous potential . TOTAL Front Man ! RIP Steve .

What an amazing talent who left us far too soon. This really brings to light the dark world of rock group managers who took advantage of these young boys. It’s truly a shame because their talents were lost to what could have been.

The small faces were my favourite band in the mid 60s. RIP Steve Marriott

Man it hurts to see someone go like this.

STEVE IS ONE OF THE 'GREATEST ' OF ALL TIME ✌❤🤘

I'm still cranking up Itchycoo Park and Tin Soldier, great tunes when I first heard them in the 60's and now his music is even better. And Humble Pie Live, who didn't have that back in the day. Thanks Steve, we didn't realize how good we had it.

For me their best song is All or Nothing, a smasher, it's a song way ahead of its time

@mikeluke9404

4 жыл бұрын

Best song of the 60s by miles my friend keep safe.

@davidrimlees1484

3 жыл бұрын

Good song,but not a patch on Tin Soldier. The best single ever produced.

@nigden1

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed, and written by Steve in a hotel in Leeds after a gig.

I saw Humble Pie a couple of times in Texas in the 1970s. Both were great shows. It's a shame Marriott got treated this way in the biz.

I was fortunate enough to see Humble Pie in concert. Steve Marriott was one of the greatest vocalist / guitar players to ever walk the planet. He deserved more fame than what he received. He was taken way too soon. Rest in Peace Steve. Rock On!!!!!!!

His singing on Black Coffee still gives me goose bumps to this day. Its a shame he wasn't paid for his great talent.

R.I.P. Steve Marriott. Humble Pie personified the term "Rock & Roll."

I so loved The Small Faces when I was a young teenager, I adored them!

He has been an inspiration to me, and now my son, for a long time. What a voice. Not talked about much these days, which is very sad. Just a fantastic character, as well as a huge talent. So sad that he has gone, and with no fanfare. We miss you mate

So sad Steve died that way, he is my top favourite singer, wish I could of met him,he came from the same area I did, rest in peace Steve,

One of the greatest Blues/Soul voice to come out of the UK in the 60's..Love by his fan.....treated like shit by unscrupulous managers

had the pleasure of seeing the band live and havin a drink with them later,,, pure class band... rip steve... a sad loss

A small man with a big, big voice. Stevie had it all: the looks, the moves, the clothes and THAT voice. Not to mention the brilliant songs with The Small Faces...... He was up there with Otis and Wilson, no British vocalist of that period could match him. The malignant Don Arden set Stevie and company for a major fall. His terrible death in a fire aged only 44 in 1991, was a sombre footnote in a once glittering career. He should be remembered for the sharp-dressed powerhouse who sang "All Or Nothing", "Whatcha Gonna Do About It?" and "Tin Soldier." Stevie Marriott will always remain the ultimate Mod. Gone, never to be forgotten.

@stefan_becker

3 жыл бұрын

Well there was also a guy named Paul Rogers who was also a brilliant singer.

THE BEST CONCERT I EVER SAW WAS BROWNSVILLE STATION AND HUMBLE PIE!!! I WAS NEVER THE SAME AFTER THAT GOD HAS ALL OF THE GREATEST ROCKERS!!! RIP