Flubs on a few lead licks but still very entertaining. RIP Steve Marriot. Saw them live at Kiel Annex in St. Louis, MO around this time. No seating, just a concrete floor. BEST concert I ever saw!
I saw this tour also, and like the previous comment, it was loud, and that was the way we liked it! I saw these guys too many times to count and they always got the crowds up on their feet and rocking like crazy! Those were certainly the days....and concerts were like 5 bucks! Ah yes.......the good old days of real hard rock and roll with feeling & style!
I grew w/ Humble Pie back at this time; younger bands need to view this and take notes; this is how its done ! It still sounds relevant today, solid musicians, great tone, and the best rock voice; its the whole package !
You don't find many tenor voices lasting very long. Cigs, dope and some reasoning to be loud has to take a toll. Steve never looked forward much, physically
THIS IS IT. Pure kickassin muthafuckin bombin stompin brainexploding rockn and roll. How did I miss them then. OK I was only 12 but already into Zep Heep Purple and the young outfits like Slade and Quo.
Wow! Pure bluesy rock passion. As if Marriott's amazing vocals weren't enough, the guitar tone is incredible. Man, I miss '70s Les Paul through a Marshall rock like this.
@holyrebels , I'll tell you what happened- rock got pussified- WOMEN KILLED ROCK N' ROLL! Back in the day you'd never see women in the audience wave their hand over their head back & forth in unison when a band did a slower number-----what kind of bullshit crap is that??? when did that shit start? 15 years ago?? Now when I see that shit I want to puke, to me that says "Hey look at me, not the band, I'm more important, I'm SO sensitive, so keep looking at me, I'm worthless, but keep looking"
@paulpanton You have a point to an extent. As I've always said that if a band's fan base is mostly women, then they're a shit band more obsessed with looks.
By the way folks, I forgot to mention it in my last post. Greg Ridley KICKED ASS! You can't get a more powerful engine room than Greg and Jerry driving your music. Todays bands should take note and see how it should be done. Todays fans don't have any idea what they missed. RIP Greg and Steve and thanks.
I had a Ford van in the late 70's and even though it was an old tape I listened to this constantly. Laying back with my girlfriend after a session and smoking a fat one is possibly one of the best memories of my life. Man do I miss that. It sucks being over 50. Thanks Steve for a big part of the soundtrack of the best years of my life. I'm always young when I listen to the Pie (with Peter or Clem). I saw the last tour at the Tulsa Fairgrounds Pavillion. Bittersweet - awesome but the end was near
I wish there was more of this kind of stuff available on DVD for release. Thanks for posting this friend! Happy belated birthday to Steve Marriott Jan 30th! Rock on soul man! Yeaaah! Kerrrang!
Thanks for posting! I was 13 when I seen this on tv, I recorded it on my toy tape recorder, and could see the performance in my head every time I played it. This is just the way I rembered it. As good as it gets!
this is going straight on my favs. i saw humble pie quite a few times back then. both with frampton and clem. always great. why hasnt someone made a diffinitive documentry or something about steve..the best singer ever to be born in england. god bless.
A suede head is a very smart Skinhead there grow their hair just like Steve.Check out Paul Weller/Style Council on Solid bond in your heart.Suede heads are like a missing link between Mods and Skins
hey pinky...how you doin?....sold that van in '78!!...heh...just kidding...great post!!...It was a great time to live!...was in a band then...(couldn't sing like Stevie...but we rocked)
i was at this gig. i remember it being LOUD. but then again, all gigs were loud back then. waste of time now. the pussies and nannies of 'health and safety' have seen to that. fuck those cunts. these WERE the days people
@jjwesley2525 Good stuff. Can't imagine much ROCKING goes on in the old place these days (it's now used as a church). Having said that it has had a swanky makeover in recent times and, unlike the legendary Glasgow Apollo, is still standing!
No, they never sold hundreds of millions of records like Zep and Deep Purple, but they had a pretty loyal following and still do. I think people are beginning to realize just how great this band was. If you saw "Almost Famous," you might remember they were mentioned a couple of times in the movie—which, I believe, is tribute to them, ever be it so small. Yeah, they were a great band.
Man, I didn't know that, and I've seen it 10 times. Anyway, thanks for that cool piece of info. My favorite scene in the movie is when Russell gets back on the bus after partying all night, and everybody starts singing "Tiny Dancer." Gives me chills every time.
He was Reg who played cards very well hehe. Peter was also a music consultant for the film.
on imdb site it's written:
* Frampton taught Billy Crudup how to play the guitar in preparation for the concert scenes
*Stillwater's songs were written by Frampton , Cameron Crowe and Nancy Wilson. "Fever Dog" was written by Frampton. - the beginning sounds similar to I'm Ready from Rockin' the Fillmore (or maybe I'm deaf?)
That's right. I remember all that now. But, I sure didn't know that Peter Frampton made a cameo. I'll have to watch it again and take a closer look. Thanks man. Later.
People, here we got one of the best rock 'n' roll frotman of all times!!! A powerful voice and an inspirated musician, the great Steve Marriott!!! Chris Robinson learn very good his lessons, I sure that and I love him for them!!! Marriott for ever!!!
nah qkpi It's Plant from Marriott Check Small Faces out -Steve's previous band check especially: You Need Loving (from 1966) Wath'cha Gonna Do About It - German TV show (1966) Tin Soldier (1967) Talk To You (1967) Rollin' Over (1968) I could go on and on... They were BIG in UK and Plant was a HUGE fan. come back here to talk what have you found out ;)
Yes it is true Marriot did audition for the stones in the 70's
Richards and Marriot were old cociane buddies.
Ron wood was the best choice for the stones. HE had the better guitar chops and can do more. HIs stage presence is awesome. But his can not sing like Marriot. Jagger does not liked to be upstaged.
Everytime I watch a video of Humble Pie in concert, I'm just in awe of Jerry Shirley's drumming. He's very consistent and relaxed with his time, feel, and technique no matter the extreme volume levels he has to play at. He has everything I want to be as a Rock drummer.
great comment Dog....can't lose with Jerry...may I be so bold as to give a listen to Chad Gracey from LiVe on my site?....there are so many great drummers but if you want to do the straight....R&R drumming...you might want to check him out...
steve marriott was i think a better vocalist than the big boys of rock like plant, daltrey,mercury, because he had more SOUL than the three of them put together, what a fecking brilliant singer/guitarist/songwriter... so underated
Another awesome vid of a vastly underrated rock 'n' roll band. Steve Marriott influenced so many, from Kevin DuBrow as a singer (although vastly less talented than Steve) to the big fat chordy guitar sounds of AC/DC and Smithereens, just to name a couple. Come to think of it, the main riff in this song sounds a bit like the Smithereens' "A Girl Like You." :)
you can easily understand why mister jagger doesn't want STEVE playing in his band !!!!!! lol STEVE is still the best rock frontman ever......................STEVE R.I.P
Look you twat..Steve was a frontman....guitar and vocals..so no way would he have joined the stones to replace taylor.
As i said, he wouldn't even have been considered for the stones..nor would he himself have considered it..never mind when i was born..stop trying to be a smartass..you don't have the brain power for it.
I've read some articles and a book 'Gallagher, Marriott, Derringer, Trower: Their Lives and Music' and it is well documented that Steve was auditioned for the Stones. Keith wanted him in a band but unfortunately Steve upstaged Jagger on stage, he was too good and Jagger didn't agree to have him in a band. This is a true story with an eye witness (I think it was a stage engineer of The Who, who told the story) and also Ronnie Wood in his book also confirm that .
I think it's fair enough that Jagger didn't let Marriott in the band. Jagger is a great singer and arguably the greatest frontman, having another great singer would have been pointless.
The greatest frontman?It all comes to everyone's taste really.I prefer Marriott, he was a dynamite from the beginning, watch 'Whatcha Gonna Do About It' videotape in 66, watch Tin Soldier, I Can't Make It,Song of a Baker or Rollin' Over and then watch I don't Need No Doctor and I Walk On Gilded Splinters, shame we don't have more videos from HP's gigs (not TV performances) to see a brilliance of this guy, esp. when he was in a top form. We have lots of Jagger's videos but not Marriott's
moreover I don't think this video does him a justice. In 74 Steve was in a bad shape, his personal live was a big mess and his drugs and booze addiction increased very much. You can also see he was very tired from massive touring but still managed to give a good performance.
Don't get me wrong I love Steve Marriott! I just think that it was a good thing Jagger didn't let him join The Stones. Marriott is primarily a singer/frontman and The Stones already have a superb singer/frontman. Having two would just cause tension on stage with them competing with each other. They needed another skilled guitarist to replace Mick Taylor, not a new singer. IMO Dave 'Clem' Clempson would have been a better choice for The Stones.
well I've never said that it would have been good or bad if he had joined The Stones. In my first comment I just wrote it was a well documented fact. I think you might have actually right because Steve had such a big personality, he wouldn't have stayed in the back for a long time....haha he even couldn't halt himself at that audition...
I just don't agree with 'the greatest frontman' part, as I said each to their own, it's a matter of taste. Marriott is my personal choice.
BUT before eaving stupid, useless and agressive comments you have to know what you are talking about !!! So just start listening to ALL Steve recordings ..... O.K ?
I was 15 when this was going. I never got to see them, but they were huge when I was in high school. Damn, would love to see more video of them. Memories. :)
Oh man, I NEVER thought I would see the Pie doing this song. What I wouldn't give to see a live version of "Let me be your Lovemaker" from "Street Rats". Man what a band. This music will live forever.
Historyguy 13, I hear you--Greg also had a powerful, expressive rock voice. Both have left an audio legacy,and now youtube brings back all the visual memories!
All the studio magic in the world is wonderful, but doesn't mean a thing if you can't do it live! Humble Pie always got it on live, and this vid proves it! What a groove! As I have mentioned many times, Greg Ridley was my biggest influence on the bass. He taught me the true role of a bass player in a rock band. I miss them both a lot!
If only they'd saved the audio from this Rainbow Theatre performance and A&M Records released it all on CD, I'd buy it...Hell, I'd buy 20! This and "C'mon Everybody" are shreddalicious!
1:13,major lead failure!Got to love the heaviness of of it all though.Marriott was cool.
ixis99 1 week ago
That guitar Marriot's playing weighs more than he does.
AceOfHeart2012 4 months ago
Aint nothing better than a Gibson Les Paul in A in 1974.
Ncharlestun 4 months ago in playlist More videos from Sirlongpass
Melhor vocal de rock and roll!!!!!!!
paivafilho38 6 months ago
Is that the late, great Tommy Vance (sporting a quality moustache) introducing the band?
DCHurlford1 7 months ago
steve was waaaaay better with the small faces.
mick788194 7 months ago
first number ..........the audience 's already on FFffFiiirReee woooww
redtorso 8 months ago
humble pie is a great band. steve marriot sings his ass off.
wish he and all could play again.
TheRDKIDZ 8 months ago
@TheRDKIDZ He'dead and so is the bassist.Not gonna happen.
ixis99 1 week ago
Flubs on a few lead licks but still very entertaining. RIP Steve Marriot. Saw them live at Kiel Annex in St. Louis, MO around this time. No seating, just a concrete floor. BEST concert I ever saw!
MrPhotodoc 8 months ago
Damnnnnnn....rockin'!!!!
Khultan 9 months ago
Nunca vi tanta visceralidade. O cara canta com as tripas.
europis888 9 months ago 3
@europis888 Excellent comment : )
Khultan 9 months ago
70s rock was great,...missed notes and all. it was the soul and emotion of the era.
PooPooOnMyNewShoe 11 months ago 2
Nobody had pipes like Stevie!
zapdelivers 1 year ago 2
I saw this tour also, and like the previous comment, it was loud, and that was the way we liked it! I saw these guys too many times to count and they always got the crowds up on their feet and rocking like crazy! Those were certainly the days....and concerts were like 5 bucks! Ah yes.......the good old days of real hard rock and roll with feeling & style!
greek9991 1 year ago 2
HP was one of the greatest bands in 70s... Raw power and kick-ass energy
Tchernowizer 1 year ago 2
I grew w/ Humble Pie back at this time; younger bands need to view this and take notes; this is how its done ! It still sounds relevant today, solid musicians, great tone, and the best rock voice; its the whole package !
triplejudy 1 year ago
You don't find many tenor voices lasting very long. Cigs, dope and some reasoning to be loud has to take a toll. Steve never looked forward much, physically
chippy783 1 year ago
This voice!
Unmistakably Steve Marriott!!
micathemeeklamb 1 year ago
Now that's rock , The real way to do it !
mickey62056 1 year ago
this is how it is done
rickydicky100 1 year ago 2
THIS IS IT. Pure kickassin muthafuckin bombin stompin brainexploding rockn and roll. How did I miss them then. OK I was only 12 but already into Zep Heep Purple and the young outfits like Slade and Quo.
lukemanify 1 year ago 2
I agree with the comments about Jerry Shirley. The guy was solid as a rock.
LegZoff 1 year ago
Wow! Pure bluesy rock passion. As if Marriott's amazing vocals weren't enough, the guitar tone is incredible. Man, I miss '70s Les Paul through a Marshall rock like this.
viola1 1 year ago 3
Rock went from total jams like this to limp-wristed indie rock. What the hell happened, man, seriously...
holyrebels 1 year ago
@holyrebels , I'll tell you what happened- rock got pussified- WOMEN KILLED ROCK N' ROLL! Back in the day you'd never see women in the audience wave their hand over their head back & forth in unison when a band did a slower number-----what kind of bullshit crap is that??? when did that shit start? 15 years ago?? Now when I see that shit I want to puke, to me that says "Hey look at me, not the band, I'm more important, I'm SO sensitive, so keep looking at me, I'm worthless, but keep looking"
paulpanton 1 year ago
@paulpanton You have a point to an extent. As I've always said that if a band's fan base is mostly women, then they're a shit band more obsessed with looks.
Dustylou 1 year ago
What a soul singer. A monumental loss to the music world.
phototroon 1 year ago
No stage monitors, no auto-tune, no cookie monster "vocals"..... REAL rock..... listen up young pups
jfrockon 1 year ago 5
By the way folks, I forgot to mention it in my last post. Greg Ridley KICKED ASS! You can't get a more powerful engine room than Greg and Jerry driving your music. Todays bands should take note and see how it should be done. Todays fans don't have any idea what they missed. RIP Greg and Steve and thanks.
iardberds 1 year ago 11
now i know where AC/DC got their blueprint
peskypesky 1 year ago 4
de belgique!!! je pense exactement la meme chose!!
fc545219 8 months ago
lol dirty
bettyfelon89 1 year ago
I had a Ford van in the late 70's and even though it was an old tape I listened to this constantly. Laying back with my girlfriend after a session and smoking a fat one is possibly one of the best memories of my life. Man do I miss that. It sucks being over 50. Thanks Steve for a big part of the soundtrack of the best years of my life. I'm always young when I listen to the Pie (with Peter or Clem). I saw the last tour at the Tulsa Fairgrounds Pavillion. Bittersweet - awesome but the end was near
iardberds 1 year ago 10
So this is what they mean by British blues
Zyworski 1 year ago 2
Fecking amazing,what a talent,RIP Steve
currypot1965 1 year ago
suedehead
Seantroll 1 year ago
supreme! Steve,Greg,Peter and Clem long live your efforts, such a great band rock and funkadelic big music!!!
funkadelisized 1 year ago
Killer song!
panhead1219 1 year ago
I wish some video of Rockin the Fillmore would turn up.
HemiHead66 1 year ago 4
RIP Steve Marriott.
LEGEND.
smigme29 1 year ago
Notice Stevie went from Donny Osmond to Tom Petty for lead guitars - lol.
(Osmond - Frampton) (Petty - Clem)
rockon1898 1 year ago
Humble Pie is miss ya.
Someone please tell me New Found Glory is better than this!
ronoman88 1 year ago
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note the lack of niggers
deepwell07 2 years ago
@deepwell07
yer daddy is dead?
panhead1219 1 year ago
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no and unliike the jews or niggers i will take care off my daddy
deepwell07 1 year ago
pointy head your daddy didnt kill you?
deepwell07 1 year ago
@deepwell07 /watch?v=J8SbKAC_6AY
killyourtyrant 1 year ago
I wish there was more of this kind of stuff available on DVD for release. Thanks for posting this friend! Happy belated birthday to Steve Marriott Jan 30th! Rock on soul man! Yeaaah! Kerrrang!
bbqeatinbuckeye 2 years ago
SmaLL & Thunder!ng
PAULLONDEN 2 years ago
so the lead guitar player is some guy named Clem? what year did Frampton depart?
klummp 2 years ago
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danguitar142 2 years ago
Pete "Clem" Clemson to be exact. Not as good as Frampton but did a good job never-the-less. Great band either way.
150sevenmag 2 years ago
@klummp 1971
eturfrey 10 months ago
The "Pie"... ah yes.
jfrockon 2 years ago
Thanks for posting! I was 13 when I seen this on tv, I recorded it on my toy tape recorder, and could see the performance in my head every time I played it. This is just the way I rembered it. As good as it gets!
sdefxr 2 years ago
this is going straight on my favs. i saw humble pie quite a few times back then. both with frampton and clem. always great. why hasnt someone made a diffinitive documentry or something about steve..the best singer ever to be born in england. god bless.
alread56 2 years ago
Absolutely SHRED-A-LICIOUS!
SenorSpode 2 years ago
That's what I'm Talkin about!!!!
eddana2 2 years ago
sometimes I need a fix (musical) and the Pie never disapoint ,cheers.
tegmills 2 years ago 2
greatest intro ever
beber291977 2 years ago
Don't know if Sreve would tell a woman she's a Thunderbox. Seems like he amped up since the Rolling Stone song was a hit. Simply a macho song to me
chippy783 2 years ago
A suede head is a very smart Skinhead there grow their hair just like Steve.Check out Paul Weller/Style Council on Solid bond in your heart.Suede heads are like a missing link between Mods and Skins
solarflare2000 2 years ago
stevies hair is top "suede head"
solarflare2000 2 years ago
what's a suede head? lmao
pinky18606 2 years ago
Steve looked the bee's knees with that proto-punk do. Bowie must have been in awe.
gorblimey61 2 years ago
OMG i love Pie. I can remember listening to it and being high and getting laid in the back of the Ford Econoline van. It was a great time to live!!
pinky18606 2 years ago 2
hey pinky...how you doin?....sold that van in '78!!...heh...just kidding...great post!!...It was a great time to live!...was in a band then...(couldn't sing like Stevie...but we rocked)
Dukabor 2 years ago
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That guitarist isn't much good. Zak Wylde would eat him for breakfast.
zigzag909 2 years ago
And Jeff Beck would make Zak give up playing guitar...This is rock and roll...not a finger exercise.....Tasty licks and fat chords
madshadows830 2 years ago
i was 10 yrs old once too . give it time .
1812Tecumseh 2 years ago
I'm hearing this for the first time. In-fucking-credible!
glory777 2 years ago
i was at this gig. i remember it being LOUD. but then again, all gigs were loud back then. waste of time now. the pussies and nannies of 'health and safety' have seen to that. fuck those cunts. these WERE the days people
jjwesley2525 2 years ago 36
Ha! I'm half deaf because of it. Wouldn't have missed it for the world. Totally worth it...
merouda 2 years ago
@jjwesley2525 Steve was the best. Killer video
relliott7 1 year ago
@jjwesley2525 completely agree with you - well said.
XtianGuitar 11 months ago 2
@jjwesley2525 sucks getting old huh man? getting bitter and ignorant and living in the past b/c the world has passed you by...sad sad thing
sixsixxsixxxx 9 months ago
@jjwesley2525 Eh? Come again?
proggoth 9 months ago
@jjwesley2525 Good stuff. Can't imagine much ROCKING goes on in the old place these days (it's now used as a church). Having said that it has had a swanky makeover in recent times and, unlike the legendary Glasgow Apollo, is still standing!
DCHurlford1 7 months ago
All hail the mighty "Pie" and "Marriot!"
jfrockon 2 years ago 23
Jerry Shirley - earliest recorded case of man wearing shell suit.
darkarts59 2 years ago 2
Jerry coulda been in a gieco commercial with that suit and beard. Maybe he was workin as extra on of the planet of the apes movies?
retrograder22 2 years ago
It's heavy stuff this; right up there with Zep and Purple.
But they weren't so huge, were they?
And why not? Falling too much between hard rock and soul and fitting in neither??
Still, great great music.
macseinchin 2 years ago
No, they never sold hundreds of millions of records like Zep and Deep Purple, but they had a pretty loyal following and still do. I think people are beginning to realize just how great this band was. If you saw "Almost Famous," you might remember they were mentioned a couple of times in the movie—which, I believe, is tribute to them, ever be it so small. Yeah, they were a great band.
eucutta1 2 years ago 6
hehe, Frampton played Humble Pie's roadie :) in "Almost Famous".
xJayWalkerx 2 years ago
Man, I didn't know that, and I've seen it 10 times. Anyway, thanks for that cool piece of info. My favorite scene in the movie is when Russell gets back on the bus after partying all night, and everybody starts singing "Tiny Dancer." Gives me chills every time.
eucutta1 2 years ago
lol, next time read the final credits ;)
He was Reg who played cards very well hehe. Peter was also a music consultant for the film.
on imdb site it's written:
* Frampton taught Billy Crudup how to play the guitar in preparation for the concert scenes
*Stillwater's songs were written by Frampton , Cameron Crowe and Nancy Wilson. "Fever Dog" was written by Frampton. - the beginning sounds similar to I'm Ready from Rockin' the Fillmore (or maybe I'm deaf?)
yeah that scene in the bus is great :)
xJayWalkerx 2 years ago
That's right. I remember all that now. But, I sure didn't know that Peter Frampton made a cameo. I'll have to watch it again and take a closer look. Thanks man. Later.
eucutta1 2 years ago
i could watch this guy forever he is the man.
dave131a 2 years ago 2
where's Frampton ?
florgat91 2 years ago
Left the band three years earlier...
xJayWalkerx 2 years ago
This was after Frampton's time.
Kilroy1983 2 years ago
xJayWalkerx,
I think you are right.
We just love Percy, but
he certainly listened to Steve very carefully and fondly.
Plant went to to a different place after but began just where Marriot was.
It´s akin to the relationship between James Brown and Jacko´s stage dancing.
One couldn´t exist withou another.
Although both were sonsof the British Blues boom, Steve had a firm foot o n soul, and Plant one in folk.
Also,Steve had stronger vocal chords than Robert, isn´t it?
kafooreenga 2 years ago
People, here we got one of the best rock 'n' roll frotman of all times!!! A powerful voice and an inspirated musician, the great Steve Marriott!!! Chris Robinson learn very good his lessons, I sure that and I love him for them!!! Marriott for ever!!!
MarcellusReadhead75 2 years ago
Awesome
SteveSparx 2 years ago
See where Planty got inspired from!
tet1963 2 years ago 6
Or Mariott got inspired from Planty...
qkpi4 2 years ago
xJayWalkerx 2 years ago
James Brown wished he had as much soul and energy as Marriott
abrahamlincoln0900 2 years ago
Yes it is true Marriot did audition for the stones in the 70's
Richards and Marriot were old cociane buddies.
Ron wood was the best choice for the stones. HE had the better guitar chops and can do more. HIs stage presence is awesome. But his can not sing like Marriot. Jagger does not liked to be upstaged.
classicrock64 2 years ago
these guys are awesome
oj8b709q 2 years ago
steve marriot kicks fuckin ass
bluecheer17 2 years ago
does the whole of this concert exist love to own a copy. brilliant post mate spot on!
happydaystoytown71 2 years ago
Everytime I watch a video of Humble Pie in concert, I'm just in awe of Jerry Shirley's drumming. He's very consistent and relaxed with his time, feel, and technique no matter the extreme volume levels he has to play at. He has everything I want to be as a Rock drummer.
Dogdrum 2 years ago 4
great comment Dog....can't lose with Jerry...may I be so bold as to give a listen to Chad Gracey from LiVe on my site?....there are so many great drummers but if you want to do the straight....R&R drumming...you might want to check him out...
Dukabor 2 years ago
Almost 40yrs later the PIE is still one of my favorites.
Rockon
jfrockon 2 years ago 3
me too jf....c'mon everybody...
Dukabor 2 years ago
Jonas Brothers? Are you fuckin kidding me. This is Rock n Roll.
jcmainman 2 years ago 2
Why does everyone go on about the fuckin jonas bros...just shuddup about them and enjoy a great rock band.
theyorkshirewhites 2 years ago
why unreal? he is and he stays forever tthe greatest!!!
salesius1976 2 years ago
unreal to see hem back, he's the greateat!!
salesius1976 2 years ago 2
Geez !!!!!I was born too late, most of the good ones are gone, now I'm in twinkie land with robot like bands!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lynric7 2 years ago 6
steve marriott was i think a better vocalist than the big boys of rock like plant, daltrey,mercury, because he had more SOUL than the three of them put together, what a fecking brilliant singer/guitarist/songwriter... so underated
kipkaixo 2 years ago 5
TRUE CLASSIC ROCK
purplerocks666 2 years ago 2
2:26..........awesome
pattifockler 2 years ago
Great song! and to think most people banging away in the audience are grandparents now!
stafylides 2 years ago 2
What a fucking voice!!!! I still love this guy all these years later...
LKMAKEUPYOURMIND 2 years ago 2
The best, who else could do it like this guy.
eturfrey 2 years ago
MARRIOTT IS A REAL GOD AND GOOD
emiliosg 2 years ago
MARRIOTT IS A REAL GOD AND GOOD
emiliosg 2 years ago 2
goddamn marriotts voice is fucking magic.
Thunderbox!
tomitstube 2 years ago
I still can't believe how He died, burning to death in a fire. Shit..
CaptainRon1913 2 years ago 2
fucking good
beetch22 2 years ago
énormissime!
oclero 3 years ago
Unfucking believable. This guy is still my hero.
LKMAKEUPYOURMIND 3 years ago
Another awesome vid of a vastly underrated rock 'n' roll band. Steve Marriott influenced so many, from Kevin DuBrow as a singer (although vastly less talented than Steve) to the big fat chordy guitar sounds of AC/DC and Smithereens, just to name a couple. Come to think of it, the main riff in this song sounds a bit like the Smithereens' "A Girl Like You." :)
BobCubTAC 3 years ago
Good call girl like you
NobbyOlder 2 years ago
Thanks :)
BobCubTAC 2 years ago
Marriott was the killer. Figures it took two legends to replace him in the (Small) faces. Humble Pie were tighter than two coats of paint.
God bless him.
munkiman2 3 years ago 2
you can easily understand why mister jagger doesn't want STEVE playing in his band !!!!!! lol STEVE is still the best rock frontman ever......................STEVE R.I.P
redtorso 3 years ago 4
If Steve is a frontman..and he is..why the would jagger even have considered having him in his band?...cock of a comment.
theyorkshirewhites 2 years ago
??? Did you notice that STEVE played guitar too ????? This could help to replace ...Mick Taylor ??????? Were you even born in those days lol ?????
redtorso 2 years ago
Look you twat..Steve was a frontman....guitar and vocals..so no way would he have joined the stones to replace taylor.
As i said, he wouldn't even have been considered for the stones..nor would he himself have considered it..never mind when i was born..stop trying to be a smartass..you don't have the brain power for it.
theyorkshirewhites 2 years ago
theyorkshirewhites
I've read some articles and a book 'Gallagher, Marriott, Derringer, Trower: Their Lives and Music' and it is well documented that Steve was auditioned for the Stones. Keith wanted him in a band but unfortunately Steve upstaged Jagger on stage, he was too good and Jagger didn't agree to have him in a band. This is a true story with an eye witness (I think it was a stage engineer of The Who, who told the story) and also Ronnie Wood in his book also confirm that .
xJayWalkerx 2 years ago
Yawnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn....
theyorkshirewhites 2 years ago
I think it's fair enough that Jagger didn't let Marriott in the band. Jagger is a great singer and arguably the greatest frontman, having another great singer would have been pointless.
Bottump 2 years ago
Bottump
The greatest frontman?It all comes to everyone's taste really.I prefer Marriott, he was a dynamite from the beginning, watch 'Whatcha Gonna Do About It' videotape in 66, watch Tin Soldier, I Can't Make It,Song of a Baker or Rollin' Over and then watch I don't Need No Doctor and I Walk On Gilded Splinters, shame we don't have more videos from HP's gigs (not TV performances) to see a brilliance of this guy, esp. when he was in a top form. We have lots of Jagger's videos but not Marriott's
xJayWalkerx 2 years ago 3
I fully agree. Marriott would have trounced Jagger 100 times over.
rockon1898 2 years ago
Bottump
moreover I don't think this video does him a justice. In 74 Steve was in a bad shape, his personal live was a big mess and his drugs and booze addiction increased very much. You can also see he was very tired from massive touring but still managed to give a good performance.
xJayWalkerx 2 years ago
JayWalker,
Don't get me wrong I love Steve Marriott! I just think that it was a good thing Jagger didn't let him join The Stones. Marriott is primarily a singer/frontman and The Stones already have a superb singer/frontman. Having two would just cause tension on stage with them competing with each other. They needed another skilled guitarist to replace Mick Taylor, not a new singer. IMO Dave 'Clem' Clempson would have been a better choice for The Stones.
Bottump 2 years ago
Bottump
well I've never said that it would have been good or bad if he had joined The Stones. In my first comment I just wrote it was a well documented fact. I think you might have actually right because Steve had such a big personality, he wouldn't have stayed in the back for a long time....haha he even couldn't halt himself at that audition...
I just don't agree with 'the greatest frontman' part, as I said each to their own, it's a matter of taste. Marriott is my personal choice.
xJayWalkerx 2 years ago
continued to theyorkshirewhites
Steve was a very good guitarist, after 22 tours in US with Humble Pie he learnt a lot ! He had a cool style, sharp and fiery.
Today I also watched an interview with Keith Richards where he names his favourite bands. He named Marriott and his work in Small Faces/Humble Pie.
xJayWalkerx 2 years ago
you are a new fan !!!! so welcome at the Steve MARRIOTT fan club ....This proves tjhat you have good taste....B
redtorso 2 years ago
BUT before eaving stupid, useless and agressive comments you have to know what you are talking about !!! So just start listening to ALL Steve recordings ..... O.K ?
redtorso 2 years ago
I was 15 when this was going. I never got to see them, but they were huge when I was in high school. Damn, would love to see more video of them. Memories. :)
jesuswasntafascist 3 years ago 2
Forgive me, kids, as I say THOSE WERE THE DAYS!
fredhetz 2 years ago 2
** Pumps fist into the air **
Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!! Ste-VIE!!
SenorSpode 3 years ago 3
fuc-hen A
chill75 3 years ago
Humble pie rocks
Arrowwood11 3 years ago 2
fucking great!!!
faisalroute66 3 years ago 2
HOLY SH*T! Thanx so much for posting this! There does'nt seem to be much Pie video footage and this is brilliant!!
girpo 3 years ago 2
Oh man, I NEVER thought I would see the Pie doing this song. What I wouldn't give to see a live version of "Let me be your Lovemaker" from "Street Rats". Man what a band. This music will live forever.
alger71 3 years ago
brilliant stevie,one of the best..
RAWRAMP1 3 years ago 3
it's a cool song, but can someone pleas tell my why clempson doesn't play all the lead guitar parts?
floydzeplizzy 3 years ago
Marriott and Frampton always traded off. Guitar battle jamming. No reason why it would be any different with Clempson.
riskyfool 3 years ago 3
Historyguy 13, I hear you--Greg also had a powerful, expressive rock voice. Both have left an audio legacy,and now youtube brings back all the visual memories!
hterra1955 3 years ago
Gimme a Jerry Shirley tracksuit anyday!
robinlee1972 3 years ago
great!!!cool!!!
nakaufo 3 years ago
All the studio magic in the world is wonderful, but doesn't mean a thing if you can't do it live! Humble Pie always got it on live, and this vid proves it! What a groove! As I have mentioned many times, Greg Ridley was my biggest influence on the bass. He taught me the true role of a bass player in a rock band. I miss them both a lot!
Historyguy13 3 years ago 6
Think AC/DC might have been influenced by Marriot and Humble Pie?
ol49rrrrr 3 years ago 7
Just a tad!
deesyphrr 3 years ago 2
Heard Robert Plant (singer from Zeppelin) was greatly influenced by Marriot
downonme666 3 years ago 2
Yes.he used a lot of Steves phrasing
twoslices 3 years ago
I was just thinking that
PEOM10 3 years ago
Fucking Classic non better
sirdie 3 years ago 2
THIS GEEZER WAS THE DOGS, WHAT A WASTE
pjmgroy16 3 years ago
I love the "Pie" - this is a "how to" video for younger bands who play out. Nothing i've seen in the past 10 years of new talent, comes close !
triplejudy 3 years ago 6
pure rock and roll, gawd bless em
themickey 3 years ago 5
Rock and roll truly is on its deathbed, because no one but NO ONE plays it like this any more! Long live the Pie!
aspersive 3 years ago 5
If only they'd saved the audio from this Rainbow Theatre performance and A&M Records released it all on CD, I'd buy it...Hell, I'd buy 20! This and "C'mon Everybody" are shreddalicious!
Sorry, I had to post twice ;)
SenorSpode 3 years ago 2
STEVE MARRIOTT LIVES!!!!!
SenorSpode 3 years ago 2
rock bands of today, a learning lesson from the past. long live steve marriott and humble pie.
fluffyusa 3 years ago 4
Thanks for posting!Blow me away!
sdefxr 3 years ago
I love it!
cougar1233 3 years ago
This is awesome footage!
erikhcarpm 3 years ago
Thank you for these HP's videos!
Great!
ystoyanov 3 years ago 2