I Walk On Gilded Splinters - Humble Pie

[gatorschaf]

Bought this album in 1971 I think Rockin the Filmore 2 Lp's I don't need no doctor.

[kaga1960]

Bought this album at Arthur's Place ages ago.

[cheffijay]

umm seriously someone thought dr hook wrote this.....this song been around since the 40's in louisiana

[spelron]

Saw 'em only once... Just one of those awesome memories from 1971...

[GeezarTheMad]

What Can I Say ? Most of my humble pie albums ( What are albums Grandpa ), Side 2 could be heard when playing side 1.

[SmileyGarrish]

Frampton's favourite note at 3:18 - Comes Alive ? Nice run leading into it. So fluid.

[jj7145]

So tight,this band was rock and roll the way it was meant to be.You can feel the soul in every rip---Stevie,you had it my man. You brought a lot of good grooves into the best era of music. Long live Humble Pie

[BLUESMANRONCHICAGO]

@jj7145 this tune and Allman Bros live Whipping Post two of the classics caught at the cathedral known as Fillmore East

[jujujijijaja]

DAMN GOOD ASS SONG!!!

[mamasboy815]

This is as good as it get's! Sorry you had to cut it but thats what happens with live music.

[genxxxersize]

Transcendental! ;o)

[DMCAYourass]

@genxxxersize Crikey simone, you got the first part right..Trans, as in u simone babe, beaut eh..!!

[genxxxersize]

@DMCAYourass I have planted "my seed" deep within "your garden" and soon it will bear "fruition".

[DMCAYourass]

@genxxxersize cripes mate, I have planted my fist up ur ass and very soon im gonna rip u spine out ur sphincter cavity brah. Abbo curse bro....u die wandering while I watch.

[genxxxersize]

@genxxxersize I fuckin' LOVE me, pure genius, my pets take "direction" very well huh mav3r1ck69! ;o)

[coldscorpio619]

hey, moarkbo! i hear ya'! i got so tired of waking up to "me and mrs. jones", got the biggest speakers, strongest amp, and PUNCHED it! 'specially on sunday wake-up!

[Jamming282]

One of the best albums ever produced. I love this version, almost got me fired at work for playing it so loud, sucks you had to cut so much out

[CAKEWALK72000]

Yea, I remember studio time was cheap and you could create Heart and soul, The solo,s ! But remember hard times create good music !

[BLUESMANRONCHICAGO]

@CAKEWALK72000 like they say, hard times create great blues, i speak from experience and know it's true.

My best singing and harp playing have come at tiems when things were darkest, long live the Blues!!!

[Bluessontlavie]

All I can say is wow

[jon491]

@Bluessontlavie IT'S on here go to a 420highway channel or mine or punch in humble pie i walk on guilded splinters 1of 3 , 2of 3 , 3of 3 23 mins long

[Bluessontlavie]

@jon491 From one ole hippie to another, thanks

[moarkbo]

One of if not the greatest albums that we listened to in the army to make us forget where we were.

[110558jim]

Greatest live album of all time in my opinion!  Listened to this over and over in high school....

[stanthology]

Fucking masterpiece! I was determined to see them , then that guy croaked. Fuck! Music if there ever was rock and roll this is it.

[HTVmedia1]

This album is an unsung masterpiece - PF and SM play together and blend like musicians in an orchestra. Each filling in the spaces - so nicely intertwined. I would love to see a video of this concert - did anyone out there get any footage? PF and I met in 1974 - and he later turned me on to his earlier influence - Django Reinhardt!

[stanthology]

A life changing manual on hot to live.

[MrMartinkimber]

does anyone know where i can get the lyrics to this live version?

[fluffyusa]

@MrMartinkimber i got my lyrics to this album "import from Japan, Rock'n the Filmore." you have to pay alittle more, Hope this helps! ROCK ON!

[sturoc0]

there is about 1 minute or 2 intro missing that really sets the "psychedelic " vibe of their version.

Why was it not included? You tube time limit?

[culopeloso]

Joe Bonamassa was on the Bob Harris show this week and he said that when he was a youngster he met Peter Frampton and told him that he had made the greatest live album ever. Frampton expected the usual ass-kissing over Frampton Comes Alive and was chuffed to bits when the young Bonamassa told him it was Humble Pie Rockin' The Fillmore!

[slazzer145]

this song is my favorite " I walk on glided splinters "

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[LegZoff]

I'd forgotten how good this was. Frampton shreds.

[genxxxersize]

@LegZoff Yeah he sure does, pity he left the band, I think the group could have been more legendary than they already are had he staid put instead of goin' solo. I guess we will never know what if? Just like what if Marriott had accepted Jimmy Page's offer to join the new yardbirds (led zep) ???

[BLUESMANRONCHICAGO]

@genxxxersize what is and what should never be.............

[narozzz]

Written by Dr. John?

[BLUESMANRONCHICAGO]

@narozzz correct, a classic Dr John tune, check out his version where he plays it on piano with no other musicians, awesome!!!!

[choralstuart]

is this at filmore west?

[Jamsprks]

One of the top five rock records ever recorded!

[fairman1952]

What a freaking awesome album. Hard to believe frampton was such a rocker....awesome

[ronaldT10001]

@fairman1952 I know right

[BLUESMANRONCHICAGO]

humble pie at the fillmore, a friggin classic, this song and "I Don't Need No Doctor are proof that the pie belongs in the rock and roll hall of fame, along with Rush who from some ungodly reason aren't either

[kustomride]

I never tire of this song, nor this album. Right next to "Tobacco Road" on Edgar Winter's "Roadwork" double-LP.

[djdjany]

What happened to music ?

70s forever.

[Dougpointblanc]

Was that Bardney Festival?

[zmn]

it says rockin' the fillmore on the video, so you do the math ;)

[Kilroy1983]

Looove this.

[timin770]

I wore out more than one copy of this album when it first came out

[adublon]

Brings back seeing the Pie at the Rainbow and at the Lincoln Festival in 72. I was deaf for three days. Simply awesome.

[56page]

That was a very beautiful summer ...

[ruben1956]

Yess!

[ronroo]

I keep coming back to this track...Marriot ..LEGEND

[fluffyusa]

i was born in 71, so this music way before my time. didn't get into the Pie until early to mid 90's. been hook'd since. to me, Marriott the greatest of them all that rock'd America back then. i like the other version of this song off of Wisky a-go-go. just think if they had the cameras rolling on this ROck'n the Fillmore album? to me, i didn't give a damn who's on guitar, Frampton or Clempson

[locheelad2]

Hope I didn't sound anti-Frampton, coz they were great together and I was lucky enough to see them in London 69-70, maybe I was a bit miffed that Peter was HUGE in America, and Steve never was. It's great to find all the Marriott fans on YT though, refreshing and validating.

[locheelad2]

You can't overrate Marriott the Great.

[thesunriseband81]

THE vOICE Steve Marriott

i really enjoyed his vocal style.

[ed070467]

yer version is good, it caters to yer audience, but it doesn't cater to mine

[0RN0T]

Never has a song been more fitting.

[rblwoaclu]

yup

[eliindi]

Hier wiedergefunden! Einer meiner meistgespielten Live-Langspielplatten !! überhaupt. Leider seit ein paar Umzügen noch verpackt .... Sound, Feeling - grossartig, heute nicht mehr 'zu erfinden' --- Grüsse an alle Uwe

[electricprunes]

yyeah lets hear it for DR JOHN . My ex ( 1 time legendary concert promoter took him on tour. Wild fabulous. This HP version can't hold a candle next to DR J's

[kasavubu]

Great memories thanks

[tomitstube]

wow, you can hear Frampton's in this Pie. these guys were so good, Stevie is just fucking unbelievable.

[locheelad2]

Frampton could solo better but Marriott's guitar sound had more balls, No matter how they split the vocals up, trading vocal lines with Steve just makes ANYONE sound weak, Pete had to go solo, or be second fiddle.

[tomitstube]

agreed. vocally, steve had so much soul and range, and dynamics too. that vibrato is unmatched by anyone ever. pete obviously showed what he wuz capable of later, but your right, to me, outside of a young robert plant and some older blues legends, marriott was the best.

[fuzzleredmenn]

For me it would be Steve and Paul Rodgers, especially with Free. Although I love Plant too!

[gorblimey61]

Frampton soloed on the neck pickup a lot, but Steve was playing a single P-90 equipped guitar and his sound had more raunch.

[locheelad2]

Right you are, more raunch. Steve played an Epiphone Coronet with as you said, 1 pick-up .

[1954comfort]

When this was NEW

OVER AMP BEEEEEE BOP

[tenirpaslager]

ripp off cover from Dr. John, know can play it like the man who wrote it

Dr. John awesome

[gorblimey61]

Most of the Fillmore album is cover versions, but the Pie always put their own stamp on other people's tunes. They didn't rip anyone off IMHO.

[ameredon1]

@gorblimey61 i guess in those days there is no video cam yet...

[BLUESMANRONCHICAGO]

@gorblimey61 the good doctor would be proud of this version, Mac Rebinak, Dr John, the Night Tripper!!!!!

[genxxxersize]

@gorblimey61 That's what the blues is all about dude! ;o)

[gorblimey61]

@genxxxersize

Rock On!

[BLUESMANRONCHICAGO]

@gorblimey61 they took Dr John's voodoo tune and took it to another level, Mariott and Frampton were a great team, this was one of the best live albums of the 70's, along with Allman Bros at the Fillmore, and Traffic live at Santa Monica

[aballballball]

theseeker23 , thanks man.

[bthor76]

You're right other then fact that mispronoceed gris gris (gree gree) not gris griss but love em anyway. Humple pie was the first band I saw at the Warehouse, Rock On Humble Pie

[Carlito1988]

If you are talking about the Jan. '75 show at the Warehouse, I was there too...I remember someone in the audience even handed Steve Marriot a joint, & he took a couple of hits. Great show!!

[SychadelicPsnack]

Lie back, strap on the headphones. Great duet guitar work from two of the best players of this time.Long live Les Pauls and SGs. Very powerful song. Too many nice parts to say that any is the best part, but, nice change up around 7:40. Rock on Steve!

[morphinlounge101]

Humble Pie. Bareknuckle Blues/Rock with 1000F soul. An underrated Band of the 70s. In my opinion the best cover of this song.

[xJayWalkerx]

I f****** love this!

thanks for uploading :)

[cullions3]

You gotta hear the whole 22 minutes, highlights are Steve on harmonica and especially the interplay of guitars between Steve and Frampton. I love this version of Dr. John's classic!

[jon491]

@cullions3 IT'S on Here punch in, humble pie I walk on guilded splinters 1 of 3

[npspec34]

Great Song!!

Although Frampton was OUT

of the band by March of 1972

replaced by Clem Clemson

from Colosseum.

Frampton would still do OK as a solo.

Now "Walk on Gilded Splinters",

indeed!!

[DrunkHog]

GREAT, Great song! Though, I was actually going for "30 days in the hole", (playlist), when I got the message "this video is not available in your country , skipped to next" :(( . It's not the first time this has happened. WHY?!

[luxegear]

Humble pie... May 1973. The Place Cobo Hall Detroit, The stage was lined up with 1/2 stack 4x12 marshall cabinets & EL-34 Marshall amps across the stage.... 2 Acoustic 360 bass cabinets for bass... Showco pa... f-ing loud Dude... Edgar winter had opened, Power and a great show but when Humble Pie had taken the stage, made them look like the beach boys... Marriot/Frampton what a combo... Out of control Plexy Tone on 12.... Never had seen or heard that again. Great Band.

[sfaster]

You are right! I saw them fall of 1972 at the Long Beach Arena in Cal. What a show.....Stuck with me forever the works of Marriot, Frampton and Ridley and they all sing! Frampton was about 18 yrs at the time...

[bradlazyb]

yep, concert around the same time at the Hollywood Bowl is in my top 5 of all time great concerts!

[sfaster]

It's Lazy Brad! Yep I sure do miss all of the music of the LA area we were drenched in sounds and talent. Now on the Southern Oregon Coast it's a little quiet. As for yourself Brad, your a fine guitarist/vocalist (lots of talent!) Wish you would bring the boys up this way for a show and a small vacation. It would be fun for all especially my ears and eyes. Keep rocking! Gold Beach Steve(sfaster)

[frankyputube]

Thanks for posting I havent heard this song since the 70's.

[mattleemattlee123]

There are two versions of this song that matter: Dr. John's (obviously) and this. DAMN this was nice. Esp. using the original's soprano sax figure as the main guitar riff. These guys had class and were great musicians to boot! What the hell happened to music?

[retrograder22]

thanks a for this posting maybe 2nd half? I think this was recorded at the new orleans jazz festival 1969 according to my album. this cover of dr john gone voodoo pie is so incredible, in retro spect laid down about month before camille. Steve and Peter play some jazz riffs that I don`t think

they ever did before or again.

[trumbellst]

Weller's version is great too.

[mrob611]

My older brother took me to see them in Wildwood, NJ for my first concert. They opened for a band called Redbone, but blew thme away. Still my favorite concert. Great liveband. Underated.

[catchaflame]

I think Weller has covered this

[Bonhamzep]

The only thing good about getting older was being an usher @ the Filmore and seeing this show live. Also saw Dr. Johns version. Great in a different way. Gree Gree Gumbo Ya Ya

[Farweasel]

Saw Marsha Hunt do this at the Lyceum in, dunno, '67 maybe at one of the all nighters they used to do (surprised they, let me in I was a kid).

So, yeah I can appreciate this.

But for me her version will always be the *real* one.

Thanks for reminding me :-)

[annie5591]

Thanks, this is totally amazing....but PLEASE, PLEASE can you post part 2?

[hawgeater]

most excelent

[vespadavidson]

saw them live charlton athletic.they were so good me my mate and half the audience fucked off before the who came on. their best albumn of all time.

[Longshotsblues]

Wish you would of posted PART 2.

But Thanks for posting Part 1. I've got the Album, This song a side long was one of my favorites. Hippies hanging in Hines Park days 71,72,73, Gulley turn around. Dearborn Heights, Mi. Futher down, the Horse Shoe. Damn I miss those days.

[psyckonaut]

got the 8-track.interesting cover,can't hold a candle to the night trippers original though.

[zurapDOR]

I'd love Marsha Hunts edition..

[zurapDOR]

Absolutley splendidly amazing. What a band that was.

[jamkam1]

I think I was 16 - 16 adn I heard this album at 'Dave's' - best friend at the time . Really prog rock lover. But this, I believe, is the best live album I ever heard. I saw HP at the Colusseum in London. Somethine I think I dreamt the whole thing - if remember someone jumped into the orchestra pit and straight thorugh a timpani - anyone?

Anyway where'd this talen go? It's raw it''s emotional and I guess that it was 'for one night only'...it's that good.

So ...con killy con con walk on...

[SPINTHISONE]

Only--"8 Track" we had in the car on a Atlanta to Daytona Spring Break week...Best Trip Ever

[vanhalen1069]

Anyone found an I don't need no doctor video from this show?

[gorblimey61]

The whole track is around 23 minutes or so on the fillmore album. Just a great jam with wailing guitars and a solid rhythm section.

[TEANME]

Yea man,gotta love it guys.........fuckin' bad ass.

[greygland]

rolled many a left handed ciggie on this double album

[Historyguy13]

IMHO, Pie's best jam ever. I was about 15, and hanging out with my two friends. An older guy we knew pulled up in his Baracuda, and told us to hop in. He was alone and bored or else he would have never bothered with us. He threw in an 8-track of Humble Pie Performance: Rockin' the Fillmore. It was the first time I ever heard of Humble Pie. I was mesmorized by this band immediately, and have loved this album, and Humble Pie ever since...some 35 years later. Thanks for posting. Maybe a part 2??

[arundelthomas]

seek if u want some marriot solo tracks arundelthomasyahoo

[arundelthomas]

Thnx seek. I was at the fillmore trippin on purple osley when this was recorded. Another show