met steve at the timbers show in glendora cuz my friend bob was drummer for opening act, steve sounded BETTER even than on the records,if you can believe that.
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This was a drug smuggler's favorite. Lots of us in the Federal Corrections Center in Lexington, KY had this album, from all over the World. Few understand the references today. Nepal produced legal hashish (Governmental stamp) until about '70. Check it.
i lived in England for 7yrs so i have 1st hand knowledge of black napalese getting me weak in the knees, combine that with Newcastle Brown (great brew) and, and, aww what was i gonna say???
steve seemed to have more SOUL than any other rock & roll singer ever . whenever they were in driving distance of palm beach county i was there. a peice of me died when steve did.. R.I.P. I still listen to humble pie often
Just listen to Marriott. HOLY SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rodgers and Marriott. Who else really is there. Best two in rock. This shit has got to be reborn again. There needs to be a backlash against the phonies.
Stevie was such a great guy and so much better than anyone that's trying to be a star today..reason !, he was a born entertainer and worked fuckin hard to get there...Bloody reality shows should be banned they are crap, stars don't get made over night they work hard..
Bravo Gormley and Mydogspet: ...exactly. Rolling Stone is awful now, can't even begin to compare with its content during most of the 70's. Humble Pie is great..!!
peter frampton and stevie marriott started this band together...frampton is on their first 4 albums and his last one with them was the live fillmore lp. then stevie took total control...what a live band these guys were!!!!!..saw them many times in new york city . Best live band ever!!!!!!!!!!!!
the Rolling Stone mag sucks lol trying to tell me what to like...fk them...as do most mags...unhappy losers who wish they are artists...oh well...that mag is still a politcal mouthpiece for ...well you figure it out.....
what is the time-line for peter frampton in this band, did he start with it? or just land with them, then leave, iv'e nevere heard a detailed story of his exsistance in this band.
@lkmits I was released from the public school system in 1971. I have had that nagging question since then. Thank you very much for the reply...Out of an infinite number of possiblities you've narrowed it down to three and really the Blackberries is answer enough. Just read everything I could find about them. WOW!
@MacEanraig You're most welcome. Glad I could help, even if it's 40 years later! If I had to guess, I would say it's Vanetta Fields because she was the "leader" of the Blackberries, but I'm not certain.
There is a voice...at the start of 30 days. It sounds to me (and always has) like the voice of a woman, perhaps a backup singer. I deep, rich, heavenly voice. She is singing the chorus and then breaks off- 'that's it baby- come on in' and they start playing? Who is this angel???
@MacEanraig It's one of The Blackberries, Pie's back-up singers. They were Billie Barnum, Vanetta Fields, and Clydie King. Maybe someone knows which one of the three says "come on in" (which I've heard is said to Stephen Stills).
@MacEanraig I believe its Steve at the beginning. Always have thought that. without a doubt think thats his voice as my kids think he sounds like a woman when lauging at the beginning of Roadrunner off the Smokin' LP. someone says " Lord have Mercy, and he says Thats it, come on in man!" ba bow -ba-bow!! alright alright alright- what a great F@#%in INTRO!
I was a Humble Pie roadie/truck driver and if this show was in Detroit, we were almost killed! The band did two encores and when they wouldn't come out for a third, the audience started throwing bottles at the stage. One of my mates was sent to the hospital.
@whoseyourdaddyful as peach says, your timeline is a bit off. Here's what Iggy Pop said about Marriott: 'Steve Marriott and I didn't get on. Had a couple of brawls with him. But I would have scraped the shit off his shoes to have his voice. To have his looks too.'
20 April 1991- Saddest day in rock music period. No one will ever top Marriott to me, his crazy unnatural talent & presence in all his bands was amazing. Kicked around & disrespectred by the suits, hanger's on & all the ick from the iindustry it may have helped him decline but thru it all Marriott NEVER COMPROMISED HIS MUSIC OR SPIRIT.!Play on Steve - out there under dreaming spires, perhaps somewhere out in the Universal, all too beautiful, all too talented & all too missed... ever always MMG
sawthem in hawaii at a sit down on the floor thing marriott actually sat with us for a minute.bonus -the osmonds were playing there the same night in another part of the arena
I saw Yoko and Sean in a club about 15 years ago. She absolutely killed. It was a hair-raising primal blues rock experience. Top 5 concert and I've been to many.
Fuck rolling stone (no caps) dudes, they think Yoko Ono rocks, lol. This is real rock. I have loved this song since my parents grooved to it in the 70s. Listened to Iggy Pop, Led Zep.,Stones, all thast 70s stuff. It was, and still is, rockin'
Has anyone noticed that the real name of the song is Thirty Days in THE Hole? It's kind of amazing that someone would have it together enough to post this video, but get the title wrong.
I 'm too old for u guys , I love Small Faces on stage (was there ) I allways respected Marriot as a great performer , ...and so a lot others , I really don't care what Rollingstones say , and after a ton of years , I love what J.Mayer does , in this spooky musical desert we are crossing ...
Have no doubt about that , those saying J,Mayer sucks , don't have a clue about anything , and I suspect they don't even know who P.Frampton is ... R&R rules !
Rolling Stone Magazine screwed so many great bands over. Go back and listen to the Early- Pre commercial Grand Funk Railroad. Mark Farner and Steve Marriot were the male versions of Janice Joplin. You don't get better than they were in the Early 70s. I have no respect for Rolling Stone.
@ceslesnyder I was amazed at Marriott's work with the Small Faces and Humble pie. He had that ability to sing constrained, and then to kick into overdrive.
Marriott rules ok. Comparisons with other greats like Eric Burdon are fine but they are subjective. The 2 of them are great in their own right but Marriott has the energy on stage and his presence is electrifying
Kudos to you Fans who say the truth about Rolling Stone and the doubters! I've been a solid Marriott / Humble Pie staunch supporter since I was 10yrs old (and that was befor Humble Pie!!) . He is noted as arguably the best fucking White Blues Singer ever. If you haven't got it yet, get a copy of "Humble Pie Rockin' The Filmore" and PARTAY LOUD !!!
much as I love steve marriott and have done for over 40 years, go easy on the "best effin`white blues singer" stuff, mate!
ever heard eric burdon do "tobacco road" on "declares war"? no? then may I suggest a listen before passing the "best" judgement is easily.
steve marriott is a soulman, a belter and probably the best in his class, bar none. eric burdon however is in a class all his own, if you know what I mean...
I like 30DITH and love Steve Marriott and agree about Coldplay and John Mayer and Rolling Stone being a rag, but, c'mon. This is a "Spinal Tap free-form-jazz-by-Derek Smalls" moment.
@randallisrandy Learn your history, my friend. Small Faces opening act song was Willie Dixon's "You Need Love" early 1965. Listen to that song then tell me why Page
wouldn't have taken a much better known singer (Marriott) over an unknown Plant.
Page wanted Terry Reid over Plant for goodness sake.
I was fortunate to see Humble Pie at a number of shows in DC & NYC. Stevie is one of the Great Rock Vocalists. It's a shame that we have no recordings of him with his Friend, Jeff Beck. Stevie almost joined the JBG prior to Rod. Also, Jeff's 54' Strat (1980 era) was a gift to him from Stevie. Rock on!
accidently come across the video. Never heard of this band being a spring chicken of 42 ! but have now been hooked on this tune. This live version is much better than the studio recording. Love the nerdy fans dancing around, did i see Velma from scobby doo in the audience ??
@Garry67 Im in the same boat. I got a copy of 30 days from some cheap ass best of the 70's hits cassette or some damn thing a couple of years ago. I've Heard of Humble Pie but never really knew who they were. I thought the singer was a black chick on the studio version. LOVE ThE SONG. I always thought "that gal has a great voice". I just found out today shes a dude:)
@Garry67 LMAO..nice one,not quite that bad but close. I got long hair all the way down my back(growing from my head not my back)...tank top tees...501's and cowboy boots.
I call it a timeless look. My friends call it time for a change:)
@acdctrucklover No shit, Angus could probably by RS if he wanted with the money he earned with his lousy playing. RS said Ozzy was a has been around 88 or 89 too.Buncha idiots.
saw them 5 times. great band. all the below discussion is really unnecessary. I'm an old guy....53....I've seen everyone from Hendrix to the Sex Pistols to Zepplin to Cat Stevens and more. all wonderful music from interesting times....
@theoriginalbadbob guess only it was 1970 live at the fillmore east.ny ..I have a cd of ten years live at that concert in fillmore east...as well as humble pie...
Where did I say that Steve would have made for better? All I said that your heroes Page and Plant had Steve in a really high regard,they respected his music and his singing abilities.Small Faces had a huge impact on UK music scene. They inspired their contemporaries and many musicians from other periods.Music is no contest, you won't suck me into this ridiculous game "who's better" - it's all matter of personal taste, and your opinion about Plant isn't more important than mine.
Let me tell you, Marriott was Page's first choice for Led Zep singer in 1966, Steve didn't agree. Plant was a huge fan of Marriott, a big influence on his way of singing, without him I dare to say you wouldn't have had Percy. Check Small Faces- You Need Loving, you are an ignorant person, don't diss musicians that you know nothing about!
Steve=Favorite singer of all time! As for Bruce, I am not a fan. But I was forced to go see him live (long story), and I must say the guy can perform. What did Rolling Stone say about Steve Marriott? I never heard anything.
If you didn't live through the 70's you may, or may not, appreciate Steve Marriot. Whoe cares? Blind Faith, Hunble Pie, Them, The Faces? It's like hearing the names of a bunch of delta blues players, 40 years after the fact. Who the hell is Muddy Waters? Howlin Wolf? Robert Johnson? Elmore James? Shit! You better know! It's the real deal! Where is your heritage?
Bravo governorgilf au magazine Rolling Stone c'est rien qu'une bande de connards, moi non plus je voudrais pas tapisser mes chiottes avec ça. Quand je pense que dans leur classement des 100 meilleurs guitaristes il ont oublié Rory Gallagher et mis Kobain en 12 ème place. C'est que tes gros trous du cul ces critiques ces types.
Si un jour on a l'occasion de se croiser dans la vraie vie je te paye une mufflée carabinée en écoutant des vrais bon gratteux.
Smokin' is frkng RIGHT! My two cts. worth on J. Mayer: I think his music sux big ones, BUT I think he's a great guitarist. Check him out on Crossroads with Clapton, etc. Good blues, just don't let him play his own sh...t. Glen
@2468oldschooltimes, he went solo in 1971. My understanding is that he left because he didn't find the bigger, harder edge that Humble Pie had to his liking. His solo material, while played skillfully, definitely had a more pop-based, single-oriented sound.
wow really.. going off what rollingstone says? the same magazine that bashed layla.. layla.. being one of claptons timeless masterpieces.. most annoying voice of rock and roll?! try most original and soulfull.. he connects with the audience in a way you would never understand.. so keep your critizism, pickle in your ass and trying to sound smart using big intricate wording to the professionals.. we dont care..
ouch! you should absorb the first sentence ofmy post before you get your knickers in a twist.
i love steve marriott's music more than you ever will... i was just quoting the magazine's idiotic article. i don't believe you are a true pie fan, you are too uptight!
i am eating my words as we speak lol missed that first part! my baad seemed like you were agreeing with rollingstone.. and uptight i am not.. im 22.. played guitar for 17 years of my life.. smoke weed everyday.. and free the rock world.. apologies arch!
and before you go bashing steve marriott try to think back on who turned down the front man position for a little known band called, led zepplin.. second choice was mr. robert plant.. and my opinion marriott has more talent in his little finger than robert plant will ever achieve.. i digress
Terry Reid was the one who originally turned down the singing gig with Zeppelin. Reid, in turn, suggested Robert Plant. Robert Plant is said to have mentioned Steve Marriott as one of his early influences. But I digress...
I digress too...but in 1966 Page, Beck, Moon, Hopkins and JPJ recorded "Becks Bolero" together.They enjoyed playing together and they even wanted to form a band (with Entwistle instead of JPJ). They needed a singer.Page and Beck approached Marriott around May 1966 and asked him if he would like to be a singer in their band.Marriott was very flattered but eventually turned down the offer.Moon was responsible for the name Led Zep-he joked that the band would go over like a lead balloon
I'm not surprised Rolling Stone bashed Humble Pie or said what they said about Steve. That magazine is the biggest rag in the world. I wouldn't even use it to line the bottom of my bird's cage. They're the same magazine that says John Mayer is a guitar god. Pretty much everything they say is bullshit, and their lists of top 100 guitarists, or singers, or whatever are all jokes. How that magazine is still around is a mystery.
F**k Me - I was at this gig!
Was it really 38 years ago? - I need another drink...
HalsteadGuy1 1 week ago
met steve at the timbers show in glendora cuz my friend bob was drummer for opening act, steve sounded BETTER even than on the records,if you can believe that.
markandw4 1 week ago
oh my god lets argue diction -
suzesrc 1 week ago
If they ever do a Humble Pie story Ewan McGregor has to play Steve Marriot. Spitting image.
voodooloungeable 2 weeks ago
DAMN! What a voice!!
RURALWARROOM 2 weeks ago
1 of the "GREATEST BRITISH GROUPS OF ALL TIME, YEAL STEVE MARRIOT...
staples1962 3 weeks ago
When audiences were respectful
robin56 3 weeks ago
Thanks for this upload, live video from 1974, awesome. I used to have some old bootleg videos from seeing them live a LONG time ago :)
gmj2012 1 month ago
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thebird55 1 month ago
Before FRAMPTon
rainey1518 1 month ago
@rainey1518 This was after Frampton.
yardog159 1 month ago
lUV THE MOUTH HARP...THIRTY DAY in THE HOLE. wHO ELSE HAS BEEN THERE????
zanyartist 1 month ago
Genesis R'nR .. good on ya' lads .... let's go space truckin' ya'll .....
samhartjr627 2 months ago
@samhartjr627 and no lyrics from Stevie too .... hahahahahahhahaha
samhartjr627 2 months ago
he seems to be the most catlike singer of all time so bad ass its purr lichious!!
GRILLBUOY101 2 months ago
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Topkat311 2 months ago
One badass band. REAL rock & roll.
drumzi 2 months ago
i always thought....geez...where did the black crowes get their influence from....
dugtook 2 months ago
Monaca Sounds So Much Like JR WELLS FOR SURE!
bareb696969 2 months ago
This was a drug smuggler's favorite. Lots of us in the Federal Corrections Center in Lexington, KY had this album, from all over the World. Few understand the references today. Nepal produced legal hashish (Governmental stamp) until about '70. Check it.
viktorsage 2 months ago
i lived in England for 7yrs so i have 1st hand knowledge of black napalese getting me weak in the knees, combine that with Newcastle Brown (great brew) and, and, aww what was i gonna say???
gocowboys11000 1 month ago
steve seemed to have more SOUL than any other rock & roll singer ever . whenever they were in driving distance of palm beach county i was there. a peice of me died when steve did.. R.I.P. I still listen to humble pie often
canamcrazy 2 months ago
and I loce the Crowes too
lgrovewitch1 2 months ago
Just listen to Marriott. HOLY SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rodgers and Marriott. Who else really is there. Best two in rock. This shit has got to be reborn again. There needs to be a backlash against the phonies.
lizardsundoor 3 months ago 2
Poor version of a great song - album version WAY better. This is your playing on drugs. haha
GUITARWAYNE1953 3 months ago
Stevie could do it ALL!! He was a TRUE ROCK STAR!! He puts most so-called "stars" to shame...of any period.
steviea427 3 months ago
ROCK ON !!!
SDK134 3 months ago 2
@SDK134 IN THE HOIE YA !!!!
SDK134 3 months ago
WHAT DID THE ROLLING STONE DO TO HUMBLE PIE>????????
Rareenergy 3 months ago
Stevie was such a great guy and so much better than anyone that's trying to be a star today..reason !, he was a born entertainer and worked fuckin hard to get there...Bloody reality shows should be banned they are crap, stars don't get made over night they work hard..
zepgen8 3 months ago
Bravo Gormley and Mydogspet: ...exactly. Rolling Stone is awful now, can't even begin to compare with its content during most of the 70's. Humble Pie is great..!!
gooberviti 4 months ago
peter frampton and stevie marriott started this band together...frampton is on their first 4 albums and his last one with them was the live fillmore lp. then stevie took total control...what a live band these guys were!!!!!..saw them many times in new york city . Best live band ever!!!!!!!!!!!!
thebottle51 4 months ago 2
the Rolling Stone mag sucks lol trying to tell me what to like...fk them...as do most mags...unhappy losers who wish they are artists...oh well...that mag is still a politcal mouthpiece for ...well you figure it out.....
fuzzypige222 4 months ago
Rolling Stone Magazine - "the world as they want to see it"
billytoob 4 months ago in playlist More videos from Sirlongpass
f all the friggin music critics, all anal retentive maggots
whoseyourdaddyful 5 months ago
what is the time-line for peter frampton in this band, did he start with it? or just land with them, then leave, iv'e nevere heard a detailed story of his exsistance in this band.
flyvibe71 5 months ago
Namaste Dear Mr. Marriot: what innovation You shared with us. We will join you in Itchy-Coo Park. Namaste.
HanumanDas420 5 months ago
yeah, the hole,not a hole,a-hole !
brainsareus 5 months ago 3
Wicked.
nesnejls 6 months ago
WOW!!!!!!
MsPokeyman 6 months ago
WOW
MsPokeyman 6 months ago
30 days in THE hole, not a hole.lmao
belloni890 6 months ago 2
@lkmits I was released from the public school system in 1971. I have had that nagging question since then. Thank you very much for the reply...Out of an infinite number of possiblities you've narrowed it down to three and really the Blackberries is answer enough. Just read everything I could find about them. WOW!
MacEanraig 6 months ago
@MacEanraig You're most welcome. Glad I could help, even if it's 40 years later! If I had to guess, I would say it's Vanetta Fields because she was the "leader" of the Blackberries, but I'm not certain.
lkmits 6 months ago
@MacEanraig One more thing: if you want to see the Balckberries singing live with Humble Pie, look for this video: Humble Pie Black Coffee.
lkmits 6 months ago
Most awesome! I also really like Gov't Mule's version of this on their 1999 New Year's eve CD, wow Steve has such a great voice.
jellyjukebox 6 months ago
There is a voice...at the start of 30 days. It sounds to me (and always has) like the voice of a woman, perhaps a backup singer. I deep, rich, heavenly voice. She is singing the chorus and then breaks off- 'that's it baby- come on in' and they start playing? Who is this angel???
MacEanraig 6 months ago
@MacEanraig It's one of The Blackberries, Pie's back-up singers. They were Billie Barnum, Vanetta Fields, and Clydie King. Maybe someone knows which one of the three says "come on in" (which I've heard is said to Stephen Stills).
lkmits 6 months ago
@MacEanraig I believe its Steve at the beginning. Always have thought that. without a doubt think thats his voice as my kids think he sounds like a woman when lauging at the beginning of Roadrunner off the Smokin' LP. someone says " Lord have Mercy, and he says Thats it, come on in man!" ba bow -ba-bow!! alright alright alright- what a great F@#%in INTRO!
freedomchild68 5 months ago
try to be more positive, know it's hard :)
fraserkr 6 months ago
I was a Humble Pie roadie/truck driver and if this show was in Detroit, we were almost killed! The band did two encores and when they wouldn't come out for a third, the audience started throwing bottles at the stage. One of my mates was sent to the hospital.
visionaudio1 7 months ago 2
Warren Haynes dreams he was this cool...
With a silver coke spoon....
ptedhath 7 months ago
Before the Black Crowes, there was HUMBLE PIE!!!!
terrryc 8 months ago 20
@terrryc before humble pie there was iggy pop and alice cooper
detroit rules rock and roll !
whoseyourdaddyful 7 months ago
@whoseyourdaddyful check your timeline
peach107 7 months ago
@whoseyourdaddyful as peach says, your timeline is a bit off. Here's what Iggy Pop said about Marriott: 'Steve Marriott and I didn't get on. Had a couple of brawls with him. But I would have scraped the shit off his shoes to have his voice. To have his looks too.'
lkmits 6 months ago 4
@terrryc Don't even mention that half ass band in the same sentence as Humble Pie. I will never own one of their albums.
eqsmooth 2 months ago 2
It's Thirty Days In THE Hole! Not A hole.
superbeavo 8 months ago 22
@superbeavo
Oops, sorry mate. Now I changed the tittle accordingly...
Sirlongpass 1 month ago 2
@Sirlongpass It's TITLE, not tittle! LOL Not your day, eh, mate?
cscptdave 3 weeks ago
@superbeavo Well, actually, one could spend 30 days in "a hole," as well as in "the hole."
But one would have to pull out occasionally to build up another stiff one, wouldn't you think?
gymnastix 2 weeks ago
20 April 1991- Saddest day in rock music period. No one will ever top Marriott to me, his crazy unnatural talent & presence in all his bands was amazing. Kicked around & disrespectred by the suits, hanger's on & all the ick from the iindustry it may have helped him decline but thru it all Marriott NEVER COMPROMISED HIS MUSIC OR SPIRIT.!Play on Steve - out there under dreaming spires, perhaps somewhere out in the Universal, all too beautiful, all too talented & all too missed... ever always MMG
mrmarriottsgirl 9 months ago 3
sawthem in hawaii at a sit down on the floor thing marriott actually sat with us for a minute.bonus -the osmonds were playing there the same night in another part of the arena
mothergrace1 9 months ago
@mothergrace1 Shame is the osdmonds were cool in their own wey.. GET IT !!!
boogiewehrkamp 8 months ago
saw them 3 or 4 times in the 70's. i dont need no doctor!. great band at the time.
awadira 9 months ago
I dont know what it has to do with anything ,but, ROLLING STONE SUX!
TheEDZEPPELINBAND 10 months ago
I saw Yoko and Sean in a club about 15 years ago. She absolutely killed. It was a hair-raising primal blues rock experience. Top 5 concert and I've been to many.
ILGustavo 10 months ago
MTV can blow me. This is the shit!
The59801 10 months ago 2
this is when Peter Frampton was cool
underdogg705 10 months ago
@underdogg705 ...that's not Peter Frampton
mathie007 9 months ago
@underdogg705 not Frampton...Steve Marriott
clattimer1 8 months ago
Steve just wan't ment to love very long--Rest in Peace- the king of hard rock
majicray2112 10 months ago
"King Marriot!" Rocks !
nyrvg 10 months ago
Fuck rolling stone (no caps) dudes, they think Yoko Ono rocks, lol. This is real rock. I have loved this song since my parents grooved to it in the 70s. Listened to Iggy Pop, Led Zep.,Stones, all thast 70s stuff. It was, and still is, rockin'
MadMedic9 10 months ago
Steve was rowdy! and I love it!
freedomchild68 10 months ago
Cooler than the other side of my pillow!
tryingharder 10 months ago 2
Is this at Hammersmith Odeon?
kzbxvz 10 months ago
Rock Gods
Humble Pie + Durban Poison
fuckutube74 10 months ago
@fuckutube74 lol. these were the days.
nwopropaganda 10 months ago
extra
thebloze 10 months ago
366,027? Really? This should be up in the trillions and beyond....
Khultan 10 months ago
I believe that the song if pronounced correctly would indicate some sort of jail time...
himycatisdead 11 months ago
RIP Steve Marriott
PooPooOnMyNewShoe 11 months ago
my new god
steve marriot
draculascapula 11 months ago
Steve Marriot. : )
Khultan 11 months ago
buen grupo.
SuperPluribus 11 months ago
mr blue...i live you
sueyahoo 1 year ago
Has anyone noticed that the real name of the song is Thirty Days in THE Hole? It's kind of amazing that someone would have it together enough to post this video, but get the title wrong.
truegangsteroflove 1 year ago 4
@truegangsteroflove absolutely right!!!
trevgk 11 months ago
Go on Mr NICE Steve he is the ACE FACE
mcconkeyMOD 1 year ago
great performance. thanks for posting
mrjoelphil 1 year ago
I 'm too old for u guys , I love Small Faces on stage (was there ) I allways respected Marriot as a great performer , ...and so a lot others , I really don't care what Rollingstones say , and after a ton of years , I love what J.Mayer does , in this spooky musical desert we are crossing ...
Have no doubt about that , those saying J,Mayer sucks , don't have a clue about anything , and I suspect they don't even know who P.Frampton is ... R&R rules !
express49 1 year ago 3
John mayer sucks!!!
gfgranja 1 year ago
Rolling Stone Magazine screwed so many great bands over. Go back and listen to the Early- Pre commercial Grand Funk Railroad. Mark Farner and Steve Marriot were the male versions of Janice Joplin. You don't get better than they were in the Early 70s. I have no respect for Rolling Stone.
mydogspet 1 year ago 20
@mydogspet Absolutely correct about Marriott being the male equivalent of Janis. Both gone way too soon.
ceslesnyder 5 months ago
@ceslesnyder I was amazed at Marriott's work with the Small Faces and Humble pie. He had that ability to sing constrained, and then to kick into overdrive.
mydogspet 5 months ago 2
@mydogspet As a music magazine, Rolling Stone stinks. There is some great political journalism going on at Rolling Stone right now though.
202pdiddy 5 months ago
I'm so old, I remember when Rolling Stone was actually cool.
They are now EXACTLY what they used to hate.
gormley14413 1 year ago 62
@gormley14413 That is so true! I could not have said it better!!! Thanks!!!
DivingHawk1 1 year ago
@gormley14413 Ha! Me too OLD friend!! They actually are now THE ESTABLISHMENT!!
jimistreets 1 year ago
@jimistreets right!!!
trevgk 11 months ago
@gormley14413 very well said
mattbastardsen 1 year ago
@gormley14413 Well put
Capillus 6 months ago
Marriott rules ok. Comparisons with other greats like Eric Burdon are fine but they are subjective. The 2 of them are great in their own right but Marriott has the energy on stage and his presence is electrifying
putojoevrsaalgpt66 1 year ago
marriott rocks
scottyb43 1 year ago
Dude could belt them out!!!!
usmc18111 1 year ago
look at dude @ 1:00 hes eye fuckin ol dude playin that juice harp lmao
VegaWgn 1 year ago
This is from way back in the day when we had real rock-'n'-rippin'-rapin'-roll.
AvgDude 1 year ago 2
2:38 to 2:44 you can hear that mother belting out his licks through other mics! Do not try this level of rocking at home, kids.
Sincopare 1 year ago 3
Kudos to you Fans who say the truth about Rolling Stone and the doubters! I've been a solid Marriott / Humble Pie staunch supporter since I was 10yrs old (and that was befor Humble Pie!!) . He is noted as arguably the best fucking White Blues Singer ever. If you haven't got it yet, get a copy of "Humble Pie Rockin' The Filmore" and PARTAY LOUD !!!
ChuckyCheeze56 1 year ago 2
@ChuckyCheeze56
much as I love steve marriott and have done for over 40 years, go easy on the "best effin`white blues singer" stuff, mate!
ever heard eric burdon do "tobacco road" on "declares war"? no? then may I suggest a listen before passing the "best" judgement is easily.
steve marriott is a soulman, a belter and probably the best in his class, bar none. eric burdon however is in a class all his own, if you know what I mean...
shotdonkey 1 year ago
rolling stone has nothing at all to do with music or anything close to music. a mere bunch of overweight swines trying to run what passes for news.
fallfly1 1 year ago 4
I like 30DITH and love Steve Marriott and agree about Coldplay and John Mayer and Rolling Stone being a rag, but, c'mon. This is a "Spinal Tap free-form-jazz-by-Derek Smalls" moment.
BuddyPC 1 year ago
All that crap of modern rock surely will get ashamed when they see what a real rock'n roll singer and guitarist is this.
This man was called Steve Marriott from England.
He leave us in 1991. Isn't that sad?
DaremoS 1 year ago
@DaremoS Absolutely
Staszu13 1 year ago
i think calif's gonna get it done this year stevie. you were the best.
tomitstube 1 year ago
more soul than anyone should be allowed to have!
there's no one like the great Steve Marriot!
rdety 1 year ago
What a great PERFORMER! R.I.P Steve
mcconkeyMOD 1 year ago
@mcconkeyMOD Had no idea Steve died, when and how?
mlowe327 1 year ago
@mlowe327 In a house fire I believe around 89 or 90 maybe.
TheZepmeister 1 year ago
@TheZepmeister yep..correct you are. 4/20/91
fuxgood 1 year ago
Damn Steve you're awesome
sabien2578 1 year ago
If I didn't know better, I would've thought Steve Marriot was a Southern black man
cheifguggletram 1 year ago
God what a tragedy about Stevie!! God save his Cockney soul in heaven!!
jkoff76 1 year ago
@randallisrandy Learn your history, my friend. Small Faces opening act song was Willie Dixon's "You Need Love" early 1965. Listen to that song then tell me why Page
wouldn't have taken a much better known singer (Marriott) over an unknown Plant.
Page wanted Terry Reid over Plant for goodness sake.
fanfestdhl 1 year ago
Damn i wish steve was with me now, i've lost many band mates,great singers are hard to come by, MOVE ON!(;
axeslinger56 1 year ago
pie rocks
bones0610 1 year ago
I was fortunate to see Humble Pie at a number of shows in DC & NYC. Stevie is one of the Great Rock Vocalists. It's a shame that we have no recordings of him with his Friend, Jeff Beck. Stevie almost joined the JBG prior to Rod. Also, Jeff's 54' Strat (1980 era) was a gift to him from Stevie. Rock on!
DC Rocker
denAlexVA 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this.
19841947 1 year ago
I LOVE HUMBLE PIE !!! GREW UP ON THEM ! PRACTICED MY VOICE TO STEVE TO PERFECTION.. HE TAUGHT ME SO MUCH VOCALLY !
teddybrr1 1 year ago
There sure are some homely women in that crowd. No wonder Marriott keeps his eyes shut.
duncanstpt 1 year ago
You know... I feel pretty good myself too.
MasterKorael 1 year ago
TUNE GIG
This man was a child star in the movies just like jonas bros lol
adders45 1 year ago
accidently come across the video. Never heard of this band being a spring chicken of 42 ! but have now been hooked on this tune. This live version is much better than the studio recording. Love the nerdy fans dancing around, did i see Velma from scobby doo in the audience ??
Garry67 1 year ago
@Garry67 Im in the same boat. I got a copy of 30 days from some cheap ass best of the 70's hits cassette or some damn thing a couple of years ago. I've Heard of Humble Pie but never really knew who they were. I thought the singer was a black chick on the studio version. LOVE ThE SONG. I always thought "that gal has a great voice". I just found out today shes a dude:)
Have a nice day!
Sigkim 1 year ago
@Sigkim Nice one matey. Is your fashion sense now based on the dude at 3.00 on the video, complete with big red shirt collars and lank 1970`s hair!!
30 days in the hole !!
Garry67 1 year ago
@Garry67 LMAO..nice one,not quite that bad but close. I got long hair all the way down my back(growing from my head not my back)...tank top tees...501's and cowboy boots.
I call it a timeless look. My friends call it time for a change:)
Cheers!
(DAMN them some big lapels)
Sigkim 1 year ago
@Sigkim SOUNDS LIKE MY KINDA GUY..........
BETSYSUEU 1 year ago
@Garry67 Kids today, I swear.. lol Nah, no scooby, he's a the snack bar.
PegOShea72 1 year ago
I still cant believe what that shitty mag said about angus young being one of the worst guitar plays in rock history. wtf
acdctrucklover 1 year ago
@acdctrucklover No shit, Angus could probably by RS if he wanted with the money he earned with his lousy playing. RS said Ozzy was a has been around 88 or 89 too.Buncha idiots.
TheZepmeister 1 year ago
After all these years, Steve Marriot's voice give still gives me a chill - oooooo!
Belit01 1 year ago
saw them 5 times. great band. all the below discussion is really unnecessary. I'm an old guy....53....I've seen everyone from Hendrix to the Sex Pistols to Zepplin to Cat Stevens and more. all wonderful music from interesting times....
atomic6120 1 year ago 2
I can't remember what year it was, but I saw Humble Pie FEATURING Peter Frampton, when they opened for Ten Years After.
theoriginalbadbob 1 year ago
@theoriginalbadbob guess only it was 1970 live at the fillmore east.ny ..I have a cd of ten years live at that concert in fillmore east...as well as humble pie...
slazzer145 1 year ago
@randallisrandy
Where did I say that Steve would have made for better? All I said that your heroes Page and Plant had Steve in a really high regard,they respected his music and his singing abilities.Small Faces had a huge impact on UK music scene. They inspired their contemporaries and many musicians from other periods.Music is no contest, you won't suck me into this ridiculous game "who's better" - it's all matter of personal taste, and your opinion about Plant isn't more important than mine.
xJayWalkerx 1 year ago
@randallisrandy
Marriott who?
Let me tell you, Marriott was Page's first choice for Led Zep singer in 1966, Steve didn't agree. Plant was a huge fan of Marriott, a big influence on his way of singing, without him I dare to say you wouldn't have had Percy. Check Small Faces- You Need Loving, you are an ignorant person, don't diss musicians that you know nothing about!
xJayWalkerx 1 year ago
Steve=Favorite singer of all time! As for Bruce, I am not a fan. But I was forced to go see him live (long story), and I must say the guy can perform. What did Rolling Stone say about Steve Marriott? I never heard anything.
partyevryday 1 year ago
Ya got to give it to the Brits.....they saved American Delta blues from near obscurity....and made the best "classic" rock of the 70's
hotwheelsrule1 1 year ago 3
If you didn't live through the 70's you may, or may not, appreciate Steve Marriot. Whoe cares? Blind Faith, Hunble Pie, Them, The Faces? It's like hearing the names of a bunch of delta blues players, 40 years after the fact. Who the hell is Muddy Waters? Howlin Wolf? Robert Johnson? Elmore James? Shit! You better know! It's the real deal! Where is your heritage?
MrJerryWallace 1 year ago 4
superband, great post, those guys got er done, who cares about critics?
funkadelisized 1 year ago
Stevie- such a commanding presence!!
pduvall100 1 year ago
Bravo governorgilf au magazine Rolling Stone c'est rien qu'une bande de connards, moi non plus je voudrais pas tapisser mes chiottes avec ça. Quand je pense que dans leur classement des 100 meilleurs guitaristes il ont oublié Rory Gallagher et mis Kobain en 12 ème place. C'est que tes gros trous du cul ces critiques ces types.
Si un jour on a l'occasion de se croiser dans la vraie vie je te paye une mufflée carabinée en écoutant des vrais bon gratteux.
legrandescargot 1 year ago
Did anyone have as much talent as Steve Mariott? One of a kind- didn't know a white man could have this much SOUL!
pduvall100 1 year ago 2
had no fuckin idea peter frampton was in this band, faaaaaaaaaaar out
h20transmission 1 year ago
. . . amazing preformer ! ! !
Nashvilleagain 1 year ago
you are now watching a REAL legend.
collibosher70 1 year ago
So good , the bassist is a genius...
0008DEVA 1 year ago
I noticed there's a new remastered version of Smokin' coming out on April 13th! I hope it sounds better than the current CD. Must pre-order.
Bottump 1 year ago
Thanks Greg , here they are live w/ Steve Marriot saw them 3 times live, next is Foghat.
ohiosevere 1 year ago
Springsteen is not my cup of tea. When he was popular, I never got what people saw. He is popular but overall boring.
DAVWAVE 1 year ago 3
Really suckie song. Awful, really.
dkinsac 1 year ago
@dkinsac MAybe you should listen to the original studio version. If you don't like that one, you can't be helped.
da324 1 year ago 4
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jahnbon 1 year ago
Smokin' is frkng RIGHT! My two cts. worth on J. Mayer: I think his music sux big ones, BUT I think he's a great guitarist. Check him out on Crossroads with Clapton, etc. Good blues, just don't let him play his own sh...t. Glen
2253glen 1 year ago
does anyone know why and when frampton left?
2468oldschooltimes 1 year ago
@2468oldschooltimes, he went solo in 1971. My understanding is that he left because he didn't find the bigger, harder edge that Humble Pie had to his liking. His solo material, while played skillfully, definitely had a more pop-based, single-oriented sound.
fredhetz 1 year ago
Saw Humble Pie at Winterland in SF sometime (1972-74) when I was a fetus :) Peter Frampton played guitar! One of the fricken best concerts ever!
mousehouse99 1 year ago
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MsArchangelcat 1 year ago 2
They obviously haven't heard his 'Tin Soldier' or 'Black Coffee' on the BBC's 'Whistle Test'!
Hicksie52 1 year ago
wow really.. going off what rollingstone says? the same magazine that bashed layla.. layla.. being one of claptons timeless masterpieces.. most annoying voice of rock and roll?! try most original and soulfull.. he connects with the audience in a way you would never understand.. so keep your critizism, pickle in your ass and trying to sound smart using big intricate wording to the professionals.. we dont care..
3clarkee3 1 year ago
ouch! you should absorb the first sentence ofmy post before you get your knickers in a twist.
i love steve marriott's music more than you ever will... i was just quoting the magazine's idiotic article. i don't believe you are a true pie fan, you are too uptight!
MsArchangelcat 1 year ago
i am eating my words as we speak lol missed that first part! my baad seemed like you were agreeing with rollingstone.. and uptight i am not.. im 22.. played guitar for 17 years of my life.. smoke weed everyday.. and free the rock world.. apologies arch!
3clarkee3 1 year ago 2
apology accepted! nice to meet another gracious steve fan. especially one so young. now i must say i'm sorry for coming down so hard LOL.
i should have used quotes on their ludicrous statement!
Best of luck and wishes to you.
MsArchangelcat 1 year ago
and before you go bashing steve marriott try to think back on who turned down the front man position for a little known band called, led zepplin.. second choice was mr. robert plant.. and my opinion marriott has more talent in his little finger than robert plant will ever achieve.. i digress
3clarkee3 1 year ago 2
Terry Reid was the one who originally turned down the singing gig with Zeppelin. Reid, in turn, suggested Robert Plant. Robert Plant is said to have mentioned Steve Marriott as one of his early influences. But I digress...
rodentcafeteria 1 year ago
I digress too...but in 1966 Page, Beck, Moon, Hopkins and JPJ recorded "Becks Bolero" together.They enjoyed playing together and they even wanted to form a band (with Entwistle instead of JPJ). They needed a singer.Page and Beck approached Marriott around May 1966 and asked him if he would like to be a singer in their band.Marriott was very flattered but eventually turned down the offer.Moon was responsible for the name Led Zep-he joked that the band would go over like a lead balloon
xJayWalkerx 1 year ago
Thanks for the info.
rodentcafeteria 1 year ago
I'm not surprised Rolling Stone bashed Humble Pie or said what they said about Steve. That magazine is the biggest rag in the world. I wouldn't even use it to line the bottom of my bird's cage. They're the same magazine that says John Mayer is a guitar god. Pretty much everything they say is bullshit, and their lists of top 100 guitarists, or singers, or whatever are all jokes. How that magazine is still around is a mystery.
governorgilf 1 year ago