God his voice is so excellent! I've heard it several thousand times at least, but Steve Mariott never ceases to amaze me! His strong, soulful voice just comes to him so naturally. Just brilliant :).
Saw HP at Charltons ground in 73, hot sunny day,sat opposite the stage at the back of the terraces,best spot for sound and free exotic fumes drifting up from the pitch! Steve told the crowd at the front to "fuckin' sit down or we're fuckin off", 'cos lots of fans behind couldn't see so they were throwing beer cans including 4 & 7 pint cans,full ones ( ! ) and some of them were landing on stage. Hard to choose best singer that day Steve(HP),Paul Rogers (Bad Co) or Roger Daltrey (Who).Great day.
the album I refer to is Rocking the Fillmore-the new year's show at Cow palace in San Francisco was: Axe,Humble Pie,Angel,Mahoney Rush!-it was awesome! Frank Ruled
and Punky from angel spit his gum and some Heinekin at some dude up front for calling him a faggot!
yes,they rule buy double live and see! WOW I didn't know Steve was dead-man I am getting old(52) I saw him at Cow Palace new years 79/80 -the comeback tour!
The best white R&B singer bar none.I knew Steve and when I think of him I think a few words....He was a Force...an Energy...he had an incredilbe stage Presence...off stage he was the opposite (well at times lol). As the man use to say quite often Rock On Mate and man did he ROCK.
GREAT clip, OMG... I was lucky enough to see HP a dozen times in Boston and in London, what a fantastic band, they and the Faces made life so much fun. Rock and roll has never produced a better showman and voice that Mr. Marriott. If I could go back and choose between tix to the Stones or HP, I'd go see Humble Pie again, no contest. God bless you Stevie, much love and respect to you. You were a phenomenal talent, entirely unique, and a very nice cat to meet... TIMELESS!
Whoa, always felt very blessed to have him as a musical influence. I was 14 in 1973, and to this day, Steve Marriott still amazes me. Black Coffee is epic! I was so crushed when we lost him. We miss you terribly Steve.
I saw him LIVE, in Dallas, TX. two times! around 1973. He was a damn ball of fire that you could not stop...all the way to the end. One of the most dynamic rock artists I've ever seen.
@PeachWNK The guy was born a star. Small Faces was early on. Saw him when he was young & on fire & saw him do a 3rd show in Dallas (H. Pie) a few years later & it was not a pretty sight. The demise of The Pie was well on it's way. He got very upset at the tripple stacked amp that was given to him & he went over and kicked it very hard. The thing came crashing down on stage and it made horrible noise through the P.A.. He was, clearly, out of control & full of anger. A sad demise of a star
@texasjohnnyboy I'm reading his biography right now. It has a lot of insight into why he changed, and it makes sense. Still sad because he was extremely talented. He could have done anything he set his mind to.
@PeachWNK He was flat out one of the most dynamic front men I'd ever seen in a rock band. I have seen many, many, many. He could NOT be duplicated. He wasn't my personal favorite but he was in that top 3 percent for sure. What's the name of the biography?
@texasjohnnyboy "All Too Beautiful".....I had to get it from my library. I'm not sure if they still sell it from Amazon. He's definitely in my top 3. :)
@texasjohnnyboy Hmmmm....well, since I'm on a Steve Marriott kick, I have to think. Probably Steven Tyler. Chris Cornell. I love Paul Rodgers, but he doesn't really have the charisma that the two Steve's have.
@PeachWNK I saw the early Aerosmith not long after the release of Toys in The Attic... that was a very viscious band... blew my mind. Tyler is heavy stuff. My all time favorite was the very unique, very talented, and artisitcally dynamic, early Ian Anderson from 1969-1972.
@texasjohnnyboy I've seen Aerosmith 4 times.....they were great every time. :) I have to admit...my college boyfriend was a Tull fan, but they are lost on me. Sorry!! BUT Ian has loads of charisma and talent, for sure!
it's only way to drink it ! with all the trendy versions of it now .. blah blah caramel, fat free peppermint , chai this mocha vanilla that.. just go eat a piece of fucking cake already !
HOLY CRAP!! To be honest, as much as I love old music, I had never listened really well to Marriot...that "BLACK COFFEE!" at the beginning just blows you away...
Saw them in March on,73 in Texas ,we each brought a bottle of champagne under our jackets and a small appetizer from Morocco .Splendid time had by all before the 'new normal" eh ?
Steve Marriott was the reason I loved ROCK in the 1970's. It wasn't until Bon Scott and AC/DC that anyone could match the raunchiness of his voice. A great Soul and rock singer who died way before his time!
@putojoevrsaalgpt66 I never realized what a catalogue of songs Steve Marriott had. The first time I heard, "I don't need no doctor" Live at the Filmore, I was an instant fan.
@mydogspet Thanks. You should listen to I believe to my soul/live by Humble Pie and also Tin Soldier and You need Loving by the Small Faces, not forgetting Soldier by Steve Marriott. Have a nice Xmas and a Happy New Year
Woooooooow! Could you imagine if they played this live at the Apollo in New York City?
It would have brought the house down.
Incredible!!!!!!!!!!!!
DerGlaetze 1 day ago
God his voice is so excellent! I've heard it several thousand times at least, but Steve Mariott never ceases to amaze me! His strong, soulful voice just comes to him so naturally. Just brilliant :).
erinbeene 1 week ago 2
This is so cool!!!!
tagtom55 1 week ago
Saw HP at Charltons ground in 73, hot sunny day,sat opposite the stage at the back of the terraces,best spot for sound and free exotic fumes drifting up from the pitch! Steve told the crowd at the front to "fuckin' sit down or we're fuckin off", 'cos lots of fans behind couldn't see so they were throwing beer cans including 4 & 7 pint cans,full ones ( ! ) and some of them were landing on stage. Hard to choose best singer that day Steve(HP),Paul Rogers (Bad Co) or Roger Daltrey (Who).Great day.
oliverreedslovechild 1 week ago
Nothin like a slice of Pie. RIP STEVE. But this only black coffee I dig. Drink mine like my women: HOT BLONDE AND SWEET:)
luvtotruck 1 week ago
Great!!!!
Rockeras 1 week ago
this is just too good
lavenderraines 1 week ago
Great!! But I wish this video would have showed the drummer, Jerry Shirley!
danpfd 2 weeks ago
素晴らしい
MrPetsounds1966 3 weeks ago
three people with brain damage
rainspirit100 4 weeks ago
First time ive seen this clip..will keep coming back.
PAISLEYTIES1968 1 month ago 4
man, happy birthday steve....rip
nippegmt 1 month ago
Stevie, unable to resist flirting with the ladies even in the throes of his brilliance.
robertemmet321 1 month ago 2
The Mighty Stevie. RIP.
DerGlaetze 1 month ago
wow
kssolomon 1 month ago
That was fantastic! And it was recorded live. Bands today should be ashamed of themselves for not sounding half this good with all there technology.
flakyshakes 1 month ago 4
@flakyshakes
Soooooo true.
DerGlaetze 1 month ago
Steve Marriott and Humble Pie,The absolute best you can get!!!
54jnr 1 month ago 2
nice nice!
rodrigoasbra 1 month ago
Great Video...Stevie Marriott ala Ray Charles...eat it.
cockatiel777 1 month ago
the album I refer to is Rocking the Fillmore-the new year's show at Cow palace in San Francisco was: Axe,Humble Pie,Angel,Mahoney Rush!-it was awesome! Frank Ruled
and Punky from angel spit his gum and some Heinekin at some dude up front for calling him a faggot!
LordCraigGoldsberry 1 month ago
yes,they rule buy double live and see! WOW I didn't know Steve was dead-man I am getting old(52) I saw him at Cow Palace new years 79/80 -the comeback tour!
LordCraigGoldsberry 1 month ago
I know a little bit bout music hell i'm 54 but i don't know who came first small fece's or humble pie as far as steve marriott goe's
chipbuhl 1 month ago
@chipbuhl Small faces where first mate, then humble pie came along and pissed all over there chips! RIP marriot. amazing voice man!
SmiffyDelta 1 month ago
Beautiful ladies, Beautiful tunes... more I say
insideahorse 1 month ago
Its like having a real strong cuppa something
SuperSterns 2 months ago
Rest in Peace Steve you one BAAAD FOTHER MUCKER!!!
swampdog420 2 months ago
Genius!!
ginadantas 2 months ago
3 dislikes... to each is own.... But still, how can you not respect this man's talent and like it just because he is so pure?
EFLRR96 2 months ago
Quality.... AWESOME - I was looking and looking for this in this level of quality.
Ninearm 2 months ago 7
What a voice......there will never be nothing like it ever again...What a bummer..
pagefan1 2 months ago
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pagefan1 2 months ago
This performance is freakin' outstanding!
Top-notch sound and the quality of the film itself is superb.
The only question I have is:
How can ANYBODY dislike this?
I see there are two (2) dislikes on this performance. Huh?
candymann70 2 months ago
The best white R&B singer bar none.I knew Steve and when I think of him I think a few words....He was a Force...an Energy...he had an incredilbe stage Presence...off stage he was the opposite (well at times lol). As the man use to say quite often Rock On Mate and man did he ROCK.
madshadows830 3 months ago 2
an infectious smile and laughter. one of the most intense people you would ever want to meet. you left us too soon. RIP
db95018 3 months ago
where can you find it as a release? the only one is with Ike and Tina, but I was thinking the original one?
SomebodysVincent 3 months ago
@SomebodysVincent Buy the Humble Pie album "Eat It"!
MadShadowOFFICIAL 1 month ago 2
This beats the hell out of the "eat it" version!
buggytom 3 months ago
This guy and Joe Cocker probably the best white blues singer ever.
alfhendrix 3 months ago
GREAT clip, OMG... I was lucky enough to see HP a dozen times in Boston and in London, what a fantastic band, they and the Faces made life so much fun. Rock and roll has never produced a better showman and voice that Mr. Marriott. If I could go back and choose between tix to the Stones or HP, I'd go see Humble Pie again, no contest. God bless you Stevie, much love and respect to you. You were a phenomenal talent, entirely unique, and a very nice cat to meet... TIMELESS!
edfou5 3 months ago 2
great great singer was Steve !!!
IvoniceAstrid 3 months ago
Wow stellar! I love the blues groove.
nyyanx23 3 months ago
Go to :38 to skip all the blather and get to the Rock and roll.
dlh60 3 months ago
best Brit singer by a country mile
1mannish1 3 months ago
@1mannish1 Remember we're talking Clapton, Jagger, Plant, Daltry, Rodgers,And Stevie..... top 6 But definitely close to the top!
dlh60 3 months ago
anyone know the name of the of the skinny young chick? she's hot as hell!!
PaulXPZ 4 months ago in playlist PaulXPZ's favorites
@PaulXPZ That's Clydie King....
PeachWNK 3 months ago in playlist PeachWNK's favorites
Legend miss that fella so much !! Rock On !
webgibs 4 months ago
would it make you gay if you felt a tingle go up your leg when watching a deceased british guy fuckin rock it out ?
lnewqz 4 months ago
play this over and over , it is quality .see him at woolwich tramshed . peace brother x.
you da man. no-one can touch you in respect of of your music and your voice. see you on a cloud soon, bruv.
foxijim 4 months ago in playlist foxijim's favourites
This is perfect. Everything about is perfect. Tempo, voice, vibe, filming, sound quality. Perfect. The Blackberries: effortless perfection.
kevsan003 4 months ago 18
Whoa, always felt very blessed to have him as a musical influence. I was 14 in 1973, and to this day, Steve Marriott still amazes me. Black Coffee is epic! I was so crushed when we lost him. We miss you terribly Steve.
gtancer 4 months ago
what a magic tune!. my hair is standing up.
foxijim 4 months ago
Marriott -the epitomy of white trash rip
can just picture him hungover at 9 yrs old lol
lnewqz 4 months ago
Stunning!
A65Bill 5 months ago
No slouch on Harp,excellent vocals and guitar! What a performer!
dlh60 5 months ago
I saw him LIVE, in Dallas, TX. two times! around 1973. He was a damn ball of fire that you could not stop...all the way to the end. One of the most dynamic rock artists I've ever seen.
texasjohnnyboy 5 months ago
@texasjohnnyboy I guess he was like that in everyday life, too. :) Always moving, talking....tons of energy.
PeachWNK 5 months ago
@PeachWNK The guy was born a star. Small Faces was early on. Saw him when he was young & on fire & saw him do a 3rd show in Dallas (H. Pie) a few years later & it was not a pretty sight. The demise of The Pie was well on it's way. He got very upset at the tripple stacked amp that was given to him & he went over and kicked it very hard. The thing came crashing down on stage and it made horrible noise through the P.A.. He was, clearly, out of control & full of anger. A sad demise of a star
texasjohnnyboy 5 months ago
@texasjohnnyboy I'm reading his biography right now. It has a lot of insight into why he changed, and it makes sense. Still sad because he was extremely talented. He could have done anything he set his mind to.
PeachWNK 5 months ago in playlist PeachWNK's Favorited Videos
@PeachWNK He was flat out one of the most dynamic front men I'd ever seen in a rock band. I have seen many, many, many. He could NOT be duplicated. He wasn't my personal favorite but he was in that top 3 percent for sure. What's the name of the biography?
texasjohnnyboy 5 months ago
@texasjohnnyboy "All Too Beautiful".....I had to get it from my library. I'm not sure if they still sell it from Amazon. He's definitely in my top 3. :)
PeachWNK 5 months ago
@PeachWNK Who are the others in the top 3 ?
texasjohnnyboy 5 months ago
@texasjohnnyboy Hmmmm....well, since I'm on a Steve Marriott kick, I have to think. Probably Steven Tyler. Chris Cornell. I love Paul Rodgers, but he doesn't really have the charisma that the two Steve's have.
PeachWNK 5 months ago
@PeachWNK I saw the early Aerosmith not long after the release of Toys in The Attic... that was a very viscious band... blew my mind. Tyler is heavy stuff. My all time favorite was the very unique, very talented, and artisitcally dynamic, early Ian Anderson from 1969-1972.
texasjohnnyboy 5 months ago
@texasjohnnyboy I've seen Aerosmith 4 times.....they were great every time. :) I have to admit...my college boyfriend was a Tull fan, but they are lost on me. Sorry!! BUT Ian has loads of charisma and talent, for sure!
PeachWNK 5 months ago
I'm addicted to this song.
PeachWNK 5 months ago
feel the music... Steve
onerevolver1 5 months ago
it's only way to drink it ! with all the trendy versions of it now .. blah blah caramel, fat free peppermint , chai this mocha vanilla that.. just go eat a piece of fucking cake already !
dyedinsoul 5 months ago
really great, very powerfull
japhymusique 5 months ago
Dam he could sing
2000wildthing 6 months ago 2
that might be one of the sickest god-damn things i have ever heard, sweet jesus!
flyvibe71 6 months ago
Actually, Tina Turner wrote this song way back in 1972.
RobsiejB 6 months ago
HOLY CRAP!! To be honest, as much as I love old music, I had never listened really well to Marriot...that "BLACK COFFEE!" at the beginning just blows you away...
TheSRalston 6 months ago
hot damn that's so good!
mksoule 6 months ago
Steve Marriott could sing the balls off anyone else.
CraigsStompbox 6 months ago 2
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One of the best and most soulful voices Rock & Roll has ever produced, a underated true legend.
mikehorn189 7 months ago
One of the best and most soulful voices Rock & Roll has ever produced, a underated true legend
mikehorn189 7 months ago
Soul on a roll, Steve had it!
CGDGCD 7 months ago
love Steve Marriott,here at his best
svesdanavel 7 months ago
Marriott sounds blacker than they do!
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Mygrassisblue01 7 months ago
Saw them in March on,73 in Texas ,we each brought a bottle of champagne under our jackets and a small appetizer from Morocco .Splendid time had by all before the 'new normal" eh ?
DaDa2Phlux 7 months ago
love it , the "eat it"/'thunderbox" era , with the Blackberries on backing vocals , being my favourite Humble Pie music.
I've recently seen Clem Clempson live in London with Arthur Brown.
bernardmeyre 7 months ago in playlist Rock
Good video.
johnnystaccata 8 months ago
Wow, black coffee, yaaaahhhh!
gittehel 8 months ago
hail steve "the voice" marriott =)
LycanRace 8 months ago
i was 15 y , my mother died , i begann to hear those music, the music from these guys is still in me....
vlagstuff 8 months ago
Oh hell yes!
reesho 9 months ago
can't get enough..... !!
ezerlab 9 months ago
Steve Marriott was the reason I loved ROCK in the 1970's. It wasn't until Bon Scott and AC/DC that anyone could match the raunchiness of his voice. A great Soul and rock singer who died way before his time!
HumblePieFan99 10 months ago
WoooooooooW! Glad to see this back in better quality than ever! Thanks a lot!
VoodooChileInWonderl 10 months ago 8
Steve Marriott has been my favourite singer since 1966. He is the most versatile white soul/rock singer of his generation. Rip
putojoevrsaalgpt66 10 months ago 23
@putojoevrsaalgpt66 I never realized what a catalogue of songs Steve Marriott had. The first time I heard, "I don't need no doctor" Live at the Filmore, I was an instant fan.
mydogspet 6 months ago
@mydogspet Thanks. You should listen to I believe to my soul/live by Humble Pie and also Tin Soldier and You need Loving by the Small Faces, not forgetting Soldier by Steve Marriott. Have a nice Xmas and a Happy New Year
putojoevrsaalgpt66 2 months ago
@putojoevrsaalgpt66 Hi and thanks for the heads up. I appreciate the info, and I've been checking out more of Steve's work. It's been fun.
mydogspet 2 months ago