Humble Pie -Live_With_Me- Live 1970 (bootleg)

[chippy783]

good slow down song. It's to carch your breath before Steve sucked it outta thewhole arena

[toomuchrose]

When I saw the Pie play this live in december 1970 Frampton played the organ and Steve played guitar.

What a band they were. I saw them dozens of times with Peter Frampton and Clem Clempson and they were always great. Steve Marriott was one of the greatest singers I've ever seen. Such a pity he took an early bath.

Rock on.

[chippy783]

Incredible find. Steve's voice carried everthing. Solo.. shoot... he'd be doing it now if he could.... saw him 3 X, but have marveled at the Fillmore LIVE voice, and this is raw and anything else available, until today. thanks for a favorite friend

[TimmieTunes]

That must be Marriott on guitar (def not Peter) so Frampton would be on keys.I like both solos the live and original.A solo doesn't have to be fast or flashy if it captures the essence of the song.I wouldn't change a note.Thanks for the rare live version and photos.

[TimmieTunes]

That must be Marriott on guitar (def not Peter) so Frampton would be on keys.I like both solos the live and original.A solo doesn't have to be fast or flashy if it captures the essence of the song.I wouldn't change a note.

[nasqueens]

How cool s THIS! A LIVE version! Thanks so much!!!!

[bamboosa]

I wonder what Steve and Percy (Plant) think of one another - also, the solo is fine - simple and to the point.

[bluesfunky009]

@bamboosa steve marriott is robert plants hero

[TheLovelyladylover]

ACE!!!

[SNOWCHILD1011]

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you for sharing this incredible performance .

[hiwattcarl]

I think its Steve on the organ, remember, Steve also played organ.

[mtzimm]

I'm pretty sure that Frampton is playing the organ. The guitar is Marriot's style. Choppy, hard hitting, power chords. Frampton's style is more melodic. I absolutely love the first 5 Pie albums. After Peter left, they just weren't the same. RIP Steve & Greg.

[vonderlinn]

Wow! This is fantastic. Thanks for posting. One of the great rock bands of all time!

[NoyzyBoyZ3]

Steve Marriott is playing the organ.

[RockOfAges94]

I have this 'bootleg'. Excellent recording, really gives some insight into the early A&M era for Humble Pie. Can't say I've seen these pics before though...great job!

[clouds25]

On the first two LP's all the band members were playing different instruments, Steve and Pete both played the organ on different songs.

Peter was credited with the organ on "Desperation" while Steve was credited with it on "Stick shift", "As safe as", "A niftty little", "what you will", "Butermilk boy", no organ was credited on the second LP.

I have the original UK LP's

IMO Peter was playing the organ I say that because the guitar just doesnt sound like Peter it sounds like Steve.

[EnriExperience]

Well,..um!..you are right because John Peel said at BBC that night .."sunday night show live" Peter at the organ and Steve at the guitar...anyway!!...Peter was so good (for me!!) only when was with Humble Pie!!..great post

xJayWalkerx ..great post!!

[NoyzyBoyZ3]

@EnriExperience You could be right!

[Framptonfixation]

OMFG!! HOW did all these amazing pics slip through my carefully-honed Frampton radar?! There's LOADS here I haven't seen before, THANK YOU SO MUCH for uploading this! *THUD*

[cokeydear]

:O Where did you find all the pictures? Ive been trying to find some great Humble Pie pics and google isnt helping :/

[xJayWalkerx]

Hi cokeydear

some of them are from the video The Life and Times of Magic Midget ;-)

If you want I can send you those screencaps.

[cokeydear]

Ahaha nice lol :) I have that dvd but i dont know how to make screencaps.. Sure if you dont mind :D and thanks

[merouda]

Do you mean Life and Times of Steve Marriott? If not, do tell more about this video?

[xJayWalkerx]

yep merouda, I meant Life and Times of Steve Marriott (how many Majik Mijets went to Humble Pie??? ) although it would be great if there was another documentary about him. :)

[eturfrey]

Marriott was not the best guitarist in the bands early days but boy did he get better fast. watch some of the live stuff from later on in his career. He was good.

R.I.P. Steve.

[andy7385]

Hi. Thanks for uploading this gem. Not long after the album "Humble Pie" was released John Peel ran a series of the world's worst guitar solos on his radio show and right at the top was the solo from Live with Me. He attributed it to Marriott. I've been a fan of all things Marriott for over 40 years but sadly I have to agree with Peelie. By the way what's the source of this clip. I'm desperate to get hold of it now!

[xJayWalkerx]

aww......poor Marriott and his guitar solo ;)

thanks for the info andy7385

This song is taken from the bootleg

"On Stage"

September 9, 1970

A studio in London

BBC Peel's Sunday Show

btw I love this song even if it contains one of the worst solos ever ;)

I send you a PM

[madshadows830]

Andy what Peelie missed out on waht a great song this was....I saw 'em do this live at the Fillmore East opening up for Derek and the Dominos and it was a total eargasm and the audience gve them a standing ovation and it wasn't the closer....Which was very rare for that to happen there.

[Fanofjovi9]

It sounds to me like it's Peter Frampton on guitar, Steve Marriott on keyboards. I saw Humble Pie a lot in their early days, Steve used to play keyboards on stage in early Humble Pie.

[xJayWalkerx]

Hi, Fanofjovi9

thanks for your comment. What you said has a lot of sense and yes I'm aware that Steve used to play keys on stage but on this bootleg after one more song the presenter presents ;-) the band and he says Steve on vocals and guitar, Peter on vocals, guitar and organ... hmmm. If I haven't heard this I would have said that it's Steve on organ too :-)

[TWOCV602]

Sometimes you have to let go....he's gone sadly, but don't let it get you down too much sweetheart.

[TWOCV602]

This is soooooo good.

It really brings it all back to me.

Thanks for showing..xJayWalkerx

You're ok...not sad

x

[xJayWalkerx]

aww, thank you...ok, maybe I'm just a little bit sad ;-) I guess it's nothing wrong when you're passionate about the music and fav musicians :-)