Steve Marriott most certainly did not have a big ego. In fact, if his self-worth had been anywhere near what it should have been, he might have not had all of the problems he encountered in life and be with us still.
This version does miss maclagan and steves vocals are not as good, but still great. But this sound like a live version and still shows off Mariotts talent. Ive never heard this version before thanks for the upload.
This is the 1st time I ever heard Humble Pie play this. I only got to see them once in the 70's in Houston when I was a teen. I am not sure it has been so long but I think they opened for Grand Funk, Unfortunately I was a crispy critter and don't remember a lot of any of it. Blame it on the psychedelic 70s man.
I remember humbie was trying to make a come back in the early 80's with little fanfare. I thought the new album was pretty good. Remembering buying the album long gone now. It had a WW2 aeroplane shot on the cover. I think it was call Victory or something like that............
"One tin soldier rides away... " Watch the movie Billy Jack - for fun, for laughs, for all the connections to the times back then. One Tin Soldier - Coven Lately I've been waking up to : Highway Star - Deep Purple, Things We Used To Know - Jethro Tull, and Better by You, Better than Me - Spooky Tooth; also War Pigs - Black Sabbath. This from a guy who listened to an awful lot of Simon and Garfunkel back then!
I wanted this song for so long and imagine buying this album and getting this chain saw voice instead of the "Fillmore" Steve. He rode that voice to ... well, forever
Yeah, uh... The guy singing this "cover" is actually the same guy who originally wrote the song in the first place - Steve Marriott. He left Small Faces in 1968 or 1969 to join Humble Pie, where he was changed by growing a large ego. Nonetheless, he was still amazing as an artist up until '91 when he died in a house fire. R.I.P, Steve
@ChrisXRachel Large ego? Not sure about that.. compare him with other rock stars of the era and watch some of his 80's interviews in the here on youtube, he still comes off as chewing a piece of the "Humble" pie.
The man was a vocal virtuoso and it's easy to mistake flexing talent for a waxing ego. I was lucky enough to see Pie live and the man was clearly having the most fun on stage.
I think it was on Humble Pie's Go For the Throat album
but if you wanna hear the original it is on the Small Faces album Small Faces (US release) or the later released The Autum Stone which was a best of released after they broke up
Yeah,check Small Faces out. Before forming Humble Pie, this was Steve's previous band - IMHO excellent band. There is a very cool video of Tin Soldier (a TV performance) a colour version with young Steve and PP Arnold. - easy to find - first video in "RELATED VIDEOS" on the right site of this page.
@Glorify27 i can remember seeing steve marriot afew times at the royal standard walthamstow shortly before his death and after sharing afew drinks with him at the bar i have never come across any musician with less of an ego.he treated the fans like mates and rocked that place.
Go for the throat is mk 2 humble pie album this track from,also great version of all shook up,and a great marriott tune teenage anxiety,a top album with bobby tench,sooty jones and jerry shirley. also same period (early 80s the other album with fool for a pretty face," Onwards to victory" gud album..
Awesome version! Does anyone know what Pie album this is from, 'coz I'm gonna have to get this ASAP. Everone talks about Steve's voice and guitar playing (and quite rightly too), but he was a sodding good harp player and so underrated as a songwriter.
My cover band did this song in the 60's. It usually fit in pretty well between Love Me Two Times (Doors) and You Keep Me Hanging On (Vanilla Fudge). And it was a total blast to do.
The dogs bollox, top class, only one man could enhance this perfect tune and Steve's the man, thanks so much for the post, would love to hear Red Balloon by Humble pie, now that would rock my wee world
My God! Never heard this before! Ha! Bless him - he got "some reaction" and "satisfaction" round the wrong way!! Yeah, that voice. Gives me the shivers...
yeah there must be a lot of us that have this as number one...the original it never got much better...luv the bulk of steves stuff aspecially the packet o three era ,rock ,soul, blues ,he was pound for pound ,the best...music industry are shiteaters..god bless da mijit..
ah,Steve wanted peter frampton in small faces, they said no, so he quit and started humble pie with frampton
sleepingincognito 1 week ago
Best 'Small Faces' song ever.
GreenmanXIV 3 weeks ago
Steve Marriott most certainly did not have a big ego. In fact, if his self-worth had been anywhere near what it should have been, he might have not had all of the problems he encountered in life and be with us still.
robertemmet321 4 weeks ago 2
this is such a brilliant song
1fht 3 months ago
This is obviously more guitar based ( With Frampton in there) but it's still a great version.
angryallotmentlover 3 months ago
@angryallotmentlover Not Frampton on guitar if this was recorded in 1980...
Sherrihf 2 months ago
The Small Faces original is perfection.
gropingwithastoker 3 months ago 4
@gropingwithastoker Streetheart did a killer cover of this great song.
mjgkmjgk1 2 months ago
Now i have lost my way
TheFatboyjimbob 3 months ago
This version does miss maclagan and steves vocals are not as good, but still great. But this sound like a live version and still shows off Mariotts talent. Ive never heard this version before thanks for the upload.
sirgaryhoi 5 months ago
This is the 1st time I ever heard Humble Pie play this. I only got to see them once in the 70's in Houston when I was a teen. I am not sure it has been so long but I think they opened for Grand Funk, Unfortunately I was a crispy critter and don't remember a lot of any of it. Blame it on the psychedelic 70s man.
austintxlivemusic 6 months ago
Still a good song, but I prefer the tighter sound of the Small Faces' version.
Galericulus 7 months ago
the man ripmy freind
mothergrace1 7 months ago
the man
mothergrace1 7 months ago
You can hear Do You Feel Like I do in the beginning of this song.
john98981 8 months ago
Steve Marriot. The man...
57Biscayne 8 months ago
what cigs will do to a good voice
chippy783 11 months ago
So good so fine.
ubiquim 11 months ago
lovely !
little stevie, big voice !!
freethequeen 1 year ago
Saw him in 1980 (approx) in Newcastle on Tyne. Just the best . At the age of 60 - I still play Small faces tracks.
ozgribbo 1 year ago 3
Steve is great. Concurred.
Stevie Wright of The Easybeats should have taken the lead vocals after Bon died in Ac/Dc....
harrystad 1 year ago
Long live Steve Marriot! One of my top 5 Real Rock Singers!
Now, that's a Rockers Vocals!
Others Are Bon Scott & Paul Rodgers.
RadioCannedMusic 1 year ago 3
I remember humbie was trying to make a come back in the early 80's with little fanfare. I thought the new album was pretty good. Remembering buying the album long gone now. It had a WW2 aeroplane shot on the cover. I think it was call Victory or something like that............
crazze6163 1 year ago
Beeeeeeyouidfull
columba67 1 year ago
"One tin soldier rides away... " Watch the movie Billy Jack - for fun, for laughs, for all the connections to the times back then. One Tin Soldier - Coven Lately I've been waking up to : Highway Star - Deep Purple, Things We Used To Know - Jethro Tull, and Better by You, Better than Me - Spooky Tooth; also War Pigs - Black Sabbath. This from a guy who listened to an awful lot of Simon and Garfunkel back then!
arhatyellow 1 year ago
May God bless you Steve, simply the best ever
johnnash76 1 year ago
top mod
johnnash76 1 year ago
best singer song wrighter in history
hcbc123 1 year ago
@hcbc123 ....writer
KaneBlaney 1 year ago
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@hcbc123 worst WRITER in histoty
pacodolajo 1 year ago
@pacodolajo .Ha ha ha,i took offence for a split second,nice one !
MrNodzilla 1 year ago
@pacodolajo are you crazy ?
clashcityrocker2007 1 year ago
@pacodolajo paco dá o rabo, vá se foder!
lesmiralha 8 months ago
aaahhhh the songs of my youth; nothing like them.
paljim24 1 year ago
Revival of Stevie goin on in London Town walk down Camden any day hear the sound, see the style, London vibe
innocentearth 1 year ago
Steve Marriott's voice grabs you by the shoulders and forces you to listen. He never sang a note he didn't feel.
Too bad he did lose his way. A great artist.
thereallykindred 1 year ago 4
The Greyhound's gonads
The Terrier's testicles
The Bulldog's balls
The Poodle's pills
The Newfoundlands nuts.
theyorkshirewhites 2 years ago 5
@theyorkshirewhites The dogs bollocks?
JAYROX1969 1 year ago
JAYROX1969
Well Thankyou
seventiesclassic 1 year ago
@seventiesclassic My pleasure, in todays world of reality pop shows and fake bands, the Small Faces and Humble Pie are a breath of fresh air.
JAYROX1969 1 year ago 5
@JAYROX1969
Too right..Long Live The Classics.
seventiesclassic 1 year ago
I wanted this song for so long and imagine buying this album and getting this chain saw voice instead of the "Fillmore" Steve. He rode that voice to ... well, forever
chippy783 2 years ago
Yeah, uh... The guy singing this "cover" is actually the same guy who originally wrote the song in the first place - Steve Marriott. He left Small Faces in 1968 or 1969 to join Humble Pie, where he was changed by growing a large ego. Nonetheless, he was still amazing as an artist up until '91 when he died in a house fire. R.I.P, Steve
ChrisXRachel 2 years ago 59
@ChrisXRachel get over yourself no need for the lecture, they just don't make them like this anymorex
innocentearth 1 year ago
@innocentearth No need to act as if you have a pineapple shoved in your rectum, we both agree Steve/Pie were one of a kind.
ChrisXRachel 1 year ago
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@ChrisXRachel Chris you need to check your history buddy!
superglootheband 1 year ago
@ChrisXRachel Large ego? Not sure about that.. compare him with other rock stars of the era and watch some of his 80's interviews in the here on youtube, he still comes off as chewing a piece of the "Humble" pie.
The man was a vocal virtuoso and it's easy to mistake flexing talent for a waxing ego. I was lucky enough to see Pie live and the man was clearly having the most fun on stage.
goodolarchie 3 months ago 4
@ChrisXRachel ... because smoking really is bad for your health ;-)
Dave83C 1 month ago
SMOKEY steve marriott
PokerStuffer 2 years ago
@PokerStuffer
He does have a vey smokey kind of tone to his voice.
ss180jay 2 years ago
can anyone tell me where i can find this, or on what album this is on??? this is a great song, i have fallen in love with it!!!
petter8999 2 years ago
I think it was on Humble Pie's Go For the Throat album
but if you wanna hear the original it is on the Small Faces album Small Faces (US release) or the later released The Autum Stone which was a best of released after they broke up
copout7 2 years ago
Hi petter8999
Yeah,check Small Faces out. Before forming Humble Pie, this was Steve's previous band - IMHO excellent band. There is a very cool video of Tin Soldier (a TV performance) a colour version with young Steve and PP Arnold. - easy to find - first video in "RELATED VIDEOS" on the right site of this page.
xJayWalkerx 2 years ago 3
thx
petter8999 2 years ago
go for the throat
GFRFan12 2 years ago
Its on the album "There Are But Four Small Faces" on Immediate label.
cammbs123 2 years ago
Its originally by the Small Faces, Steve's band before this one.
Kilroy1983 2 years ago 2
The BEST vocalist of his generation, Roger Daltrey on a par but lived too long!!
billyconnearly 2 years ago
RIP Steve.. No smoking in Bed
doofIrie 2 years ago
do not smoke in bed!
PokerStuffer 2 years ago
:'(.... listen to beckton dumps by HP. Marriot sings: "I can't seem to get out of this bed, this ain't no place for a sleepy head."
GFRFan12 2 years ago
Come on, children!
padraiggillon 2 years ago
Love Marriott millions. Best singer ever category along with Plant, Dio, Cocker, Gillan and yours. Huge voice, huge talent. Huge loss.
charliechristeff 2 years ago 3
uh there was a guy named JOHN FOGERTY!! that wasnt to shabby either!!
luch76 2 years ago
very good, very very good. :)
arowwood12 2 years ago 3
God Bless Steve Marriott. A great singer and musician!
Glorify27 3 years ago 44
YUP.
Kelly14UK 2 years ago 4
@Glorify27 i can remember seeing steve marriot afew times at the royal standard walthamstow shortly before his death and after sharing afew drinks with him at the bar i have never come across any musician with less of an ego.he treated the fans like mates and rocked that place.
petermtrow 2 months ago 2
Great tune! Humble Pie was the first concert I saw...with Montrose as their opener!
Also...Todd Rundgren does a wonderful cover of this song too!
bungalowmo 3 years ago 2
what can I say , he was the goven,er the boss R.I.P STEVE MARRIOTT.
66mate21 3 years ago 8
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should be under the Small Faces though not Humble Pie ...
Best song Humble Pie did was was Big
Black Dog
philwear 3 years ago
the absolute ..
philwear 3 years ago
MARRIOT, THE GUVNOR!!!!!!!!!
chippauly 3 years ago 4
the dogs bollocks
reggit123 3 years ago 3
steve was the king
JIMMYBUSHIDO 3 years ago 6
Awesome Marriott
eturfrey 3 years ago 2
get goosebumps everytime i hear this. brilliant.
jts001 3 years ago 4
3rd great version of this ive seen now at youtube -- small faces w/ pp arnold, packet of 3, and now this.
all three dynamite. thnx for the 'tube.
☮
B2L4U7E 3 years ago
best opening of a song I have ever heard.
Arrowwood11 3 years ago
I really love the opening of this by the small faces. Very cool little piano intro. Look that one up.
riskyfool 3 years ago
I like that version too.
Arrowwood11 3 years ago
I sooo love the photo, just wish i could get it on canvas.
sasjazz2 3 years ago
marriot has the greatest voice to cum out of this country just listen to him.gollum u miss mac i know what ure saying
canucthereallme 3 years ago
Great Cover but I prefer the organ sound on the original.
mrsgollum 3 years ago
Not strictly a cover if the guy performing it wrote it and sang on the original...but I know what you mean...
stratoman2004 2 years ago 2
so cool
Arrowwood11 3 years ago
really a great version
ESMbass 3 years ago
GREAT. Love it.
LoveMarriott 3 years ago
is this the pack of 3 recording 1985
11thedogfather 3 years ago
I love the photo of Steve, anyone know where it comes from? please.
sasjazz2 3 years ago
He's the best love him to bits xx
pippandaeyes 3 years ago 3
Awesome loved it when the Small faces did it, love this version Steve Marriot was my idol bless him.
rowland1953 3 years ago 3
Saw a cover with Paul Weller not to long ago. As much as I love Weller he couldn't even come close...this is it. Jeff USA...
YZippy 3 years ago
Go for the throat is mk 2 humble pie album this track from,also great version of all shook up,and a great marriott tune teenage anxiety,a top album with bobby tench,sooty jones and jerry shirley. also same period (early 80s the other album with fool for a pretty face," Onwards to victory" gud album..
God bless steve marriott.. vale steve.
God bless steve marriott....vale...
tinshedmusic 3 years ago
"Go For The Throat" is probably the better album of the two. "On To Victory" has some good tracks, but the mix isn't very good.
gorblimey61 3 years ago
Yeah, i liked the bigger they come also ,from the demo w/frampton.
Steve was great on Easybeats tunes Friday on my mind ,and Good Times.
tinshedmusic 3 years ago
Go For the Throat is Mark III Pie. Different bass player I believe. Good album though.
zeets93 3 years ago
Back to revisit, this song sends chills up my spine.
CatNika 3 years ago
► Clicked to favorites. ◄
True blue Steve Marriott fan here.
R.I.P Steve
CatNika 3 years ago 3
Awesome version! Does anyone know what Pie album this is from, 'coz I'm gonna have to get this ASAP. Everone talks about Steve's voice and guitar playing (and quite rightly too), but he was a sodding good harp player and so underrated as a songwriter.
blueswailer1952 3 years ago 2
quality didnt know humble recorded this later with steve
11thedogfather 3 years ago
My cover band did this song in the 60's. It usually fit in pretty well between Love Me Two Times (Doors) and You Keep Me Hanging On (Vanilla Fudge). And it was a total blast to do.
whirlized 3 years ago
my father just told me he saw humble pie live in the seventies as an supporting act of focus. i d love to have been there too
skinnynorris85 3 years ago
IT`S ALL ABOUT STEVE MARRIOT!!!
MyNameIsMichaelCain 3 years ago 4
this is killer, thanx for this one, I'm gettin my pie today, anybody out there got ,
Only a Roach, would love that one too...
speedyeyed 4 years ago
I got only a roach on 7inch vinyl with big black dog on the b.side.
robinlee1972 3 years ago
Thanks for uploading it. He was great amongst the great ones.
arnol7608 4 years ago
cheers clatty for sending it's awesome,marriot's a legend,the mutt's nuts
lisaskell 4 years ago
The dogs bollox, top class, only one man could enhance this perfect tune and Steve's the man, thanks so much for the post, would love to hear Red Balloon by Humble pie, now that would rock my wee world
cheers urbanlcon for the heads up
clattybrown 4 years ago 2
My God! Never heard this before! Ha! Bless him - he got "some reaction" and "satisfaction" round the wrong way!! Yeah, that voice. Gives me the shivers...
UrbanIconoclast18 4 years ago 2
Thanks big time, Love it
clattybrown 4 years ago
Thanx for msg, see I said it was aggravation. :)
ploppy193 4 years ago
yeah there must be a lot of us that have this as number one...the original it never got much better...luv the bulk of steves stuff aspecially the packet o three era ,rock ,soul, blues ,he was pound for pound ,the best...music industry are shiteaters..god bless da mijit..
tinshedmusic 4 years ago
I am 51 and Steve Mariott still makes the hair stand on the back of my neck
I ain't no FAG either
zenos12 4 years ago 3
uhhh great
mviku1 3 years ago
love the pic of steve! great version of the best song ever
marriottmad 4 years ago 2