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@1a2a3a4and Yes, Dave and Tony from "Cut Loose" but also from "Johnny Pinko", "The Street Arabs" and "Cry"

@bluesfunky009 Yes, a very different style to Steve Marriott...and that is what attracted them to each other in the beginning but eventually became the devisive factor. Also Steve's rock and roll lifestyle was becoming more and more self-destructive...Frampton wasn't in the same mindset. It's a s...

It's a pretty version but I personally prefer the original vocal delivery of Lulu. Just a taste thing really...

@Gato0312 Despite a great affection for the 'old days' there's definitely much more variety of music to choose from now. The downside is that you have to look long and hard to find the really good stuff. Enjoy your summer!

@macseinchin I wished you had too....I was lucky enough to see Steve play with the Pie in both Frampton and Clempson versions. The guy was a natural force of nature on stage, only small in stature but a giant in music. Cheers, Tony.

@Celtic450 Don't really know why but either Ron lost interest or Dennis sacked him, it would have been one of the two. The thing with Dennis is that he got bored easily and if things weren't progressing quickly enough he would usually try to shake things up by getting new players in, etc. But was...

I was lucky enough to see Humble Pie blow Grand Funk Railroad off stage in 1971 at the Hyde Park free festival. And I'd only gone that day just to see GRF play. Marriott and Co. changed my life that day

How many people realise the Collen plagiarized this song from his former band and then took the credit for something he didn't write?

@undeny Well Rod Stewart comes to mind....a bit

@FightTheElite Good question, I don't know if I legally can or not. If one of the band wanted a copy then I could send it on to them and then they could distribute it at their discretion. The tape quality ain't great but it's enough to suggest they were better live than in the studio. I don't thi...

@manboobmatty123 I know what you mean...I was much more of a Humble Pie fan back in the day.,..but now I've come to appreciate LZ for what they produced...which I'd wish I'd been more appreciative at the time. But hey, bettter late than never!

Normally I don't care for cover versions of iconic songs but have to admit Thunder have made a pretty good fist of it. In fact I prefer this to the original.

@M11ty You really should learn to take it easy....it's only a band at the end of day and I'm sure they're fairly used to people's varying opinions by now. And what's more they probably don't give a flying fuck about what anybody thinks and why should they! So if they feel insulted I'm sure they'l...

@butterworthpa Can't Find My Way Home, Presence of The Lord, Sea of Joy, etc....I agree that they never reached the heights of Cream but their output was still quality.

Nice guitar and nicely played. One thing I must correct you on is the writer of the song, it was Steve Winwood not Eric Clapton. A lot of people make that error.

The master shows how it should be done!