Saw them on their farewell tour. I was kinda tripping, just a little bit, on windowpane, but when they started this song, I scraped up enough energy to stand and clap for about five seconds.
A little backstory to this song...when it's starting out and everyone is warming their voices up, one of the back-up singers motioned to Steve to "Come on in here Baby...". He was standing back from his mic, and she was unaware of the strength of his voice. When he cut loose mere seconds later, she looked at him like she didn't believe that voice was coming out of that small guy. RIP Steve, still missing you...
Steve Marriott was in a band called Small Faces and when he left they brought in Rod Stewart and changed the name to The Faces...Another good Humble Pie song is "I Don't Need No Doctor"
Faces also had Ron Woods on guitar before he replaced Mick Taylor in the Stones... and Rod Stewart, in fairness, did have a much bigger face than Steve Marriott.
Steve Marriott was replaced by Rod Stewart and Ron Wood. I think, musically at least, as I don't know what difference financially would have happened had he stayed, that was a better move for everyone involved.
Peter Frampton was in this band and this album came out after he left for a solo career. I Don't Need No Doctor is a definite banger but hit Walk On Gilded Splinters for what they were really about.
My favorite reference to that is, when asked if he stole his style from Rod Stewart, Chris Robinson of The Black Crowes, proudly proclaimed, no I stole it from Steve Marriott!
I read this story about Steve Marriott & I was shocked. He was so talented & he was treated badly by the music business. They ripped him off for songs & didn't give him his due. He ended up almost homeless. Died in a fire. So sad...
Dudes, I'm in my 50s, these are all songs I know by heart. I'm getting a real hit of vicarious pleasure watching you discover these songs I've been listening to for decades. Like turning on some young friends to stuff I love. What makes this so much better than most reaction videos is that you're so knowledgeable about music and production, that's value added. I'm seeing old songs through new eyes, and that's awesome.
Zredband, I know exactly what you mean! It's a blast to watch their reactions to songs we grew up hearing. I have re-watched their reactions to Black Water and Magic Carpet Ride several times because they were so blown away by the music.
@Tom Cass Even for someone in his 50s, I'm an old soul. I love prog rock, acid rock, and old hard rock. I've got at least 27 Jethro Tull albums, I love Procol Harum, King Crimson, The Moody Blues, I love the Yardbirds and the rest of the groups that formed the foundations of classic rock. I spent my 20s learning which artists came from which bands and formed which bands. So, yeah I feel like I came along 20 years too late.
Steve Marriott (Lead vocals) has been named by his peers and fans alike, as having one of the best voices in Rock History. You must find the video of Marriott singing "Black Coffee." It will Blow your freaking mind. Seriously. It's jaw dropping. "Humble Pie" with "The Blackberries" singing backup vocals. Thanks Britain, for Steve Marriott.
@@stephenlf706 I'm a massive Marriott and Small Faces fan and I second this. They should do the full Ogden Nut album. God knows what they'd make of side B.
I saw them in 73 at Summerfest in Milwaukee and the riot broke out… A full-fledged riot "Vow Made During Visit to Grounds Description of 1973 "riot" at Summerfest grounds." Youths from Saturday's crowd of 82,700 attacked the main stage, destroying part of the fence around it, and ripped apart beer and food stands in the area. They battled helmeted police with barrages of rocks, bottles and other debris.
So lads, It seems that you have discovered Humble Pie. Steve Marriott the lead singer and guitar player was in a band called Small Faces. Small Faces had a drummer named Kenny Jones, who was in The who after Keith died. They also had a keyboard player named Ian McLagan and bass player called Ronnie Lane, who played with Kenny Jones in a band called The Faces which featured a singer who had just left the Jeff Beck group called Rod Stewart and a guitar player named Ronnie Wood who plays currently in the Rolling Stones. Humble Pie also featured a guitar player named Peter Frampton who went on to be Peter Frampton. So I would suggest a song called Tin Soldier from Small Faces and the Paul McCartney song Maybe I'm Amazed by the faces as contenders to be listened to.
James, yeah I just can't get enough of the faces version of maybe I'm amazed. There's a live version on UA-cam Ronnie Lane craning his neck towards the microphone to sing the verses just gets me.
Great song. Steve Marriott reminds me of The Small Faces, mods & rockers, Lambrettas, mass brawls on Brighton Beach and handfuls of amphetamines. Happy days. Lucky I’m alive.
The glory of FM radio back in the 70s. Hanging with some friends and then something like this hits you out of nowhere and everything just stops. Oh, and "Never Been Any Reason" by Head East. Defining a banger.
that song just warms my heart, glad to hear I'm not the only one who loves it. And 10 Years After just set Woodstock on fire, didn't they...think I'll watch it right now.
hello Brad, I agree 100%, as a 17 y teenager in 1971 I bought the Performance -Rockin the F. album, today as a 66 y "young" man this record is one of my alltime faves, peace and keep on rockin', "Jogi" from Germany, Berlin
When Hard to Handle came out the first time I heard it I thought maybe Humble Pie got back together. I’m pretty sure Steve Marriott died in the fire like the next year . I told my late brother “well these guys are carrying the torch” and man did they for a while.
@@daveguitarnowski4402 I saw them at Summerfest in Milwaukee. Someone lit a concession booth on fire and we had a nice bonfire going for 30 Days in the Hole, lol!
@@daveguitarnowski4402 I saw them at Summerfest in Milwaukee. Someone lit a concession booth on fire and we had a nice bonfire going for 30 Days in the Hole, lol!
Gotta tell y'all. I'm in my 50's, and I can't seem to get tired of y'alls reactions to some of these songs. Warms this old bastards heart to see the younger generation getting a tast of the tunes I grew up with, rather than all this weak ass rap crap that's always being blasted today. Gives me hope for the future to know that there's still some yung-uns out there making sure the classics never die. Growing up in Detroit, close to the birthplace of Bob Seager, he's always been one of my favorites. I hope you guys haven't heard this one before, because I'd love to see what you think of one of his classic... If you haven't done it yet, take a listen to Bob Seager doing "Come To Papa". Give your ears a treat, you won't regret it. As for Humble Pie's "30 Days..." Outstanding. I make sure that one is played at every party I have. 10 out of 10 for style guys. Keep up the stellar work!
Humble Pie was the group that Steve Marriott left the Small Faces to form with Peter Frampton. Go listen to "I don't need no doctor" from Live at the Fillmore. Marriott+Frampton= Sauce
If you like the grit and raw sound of this, I highly recommend the "Humble Pie Rockin' The Fillmore" live album! That album still has Frampton in the band (not that I'm a huge Frampton fan). The 23+ minute "I Walk of Gilded Splinters" is well worth your time, with some really fine guitar interplay between Marriott and Frampton! "I Don't Need No Doctor" is a straight fire rocker. Steve Marriott is the vocals/guitars you like, and if you can handle his voice, you'll love the Fillmore album. This bare bones, almost guttural style showed up later in any number of bands! (from AC/DC to Guns N' Roses, to The Black Crowes, to The White Stripes IMO) Steve Marriott was in The Small Faces, and when he left to form Humble Pie, Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart came into the band from Jeff Beck's group. They changed the name to Faces and put out several really gritty, rocky, bluesy albums. Try this rauchy raw rocker.......Rod belting out "Stay with Me" ua-cam.com/video/f514cAZucCg/v-deo.html
Stone cold one of the absolute best live bands ever!! Saw them live in 1973...they opened for Foghat..their first set was killer but when Foghats road manager got busted for pot at the airport in Frisco, the band didn't make the flight and missed the show. .Humble pie came back out and played the rest of the show..it's was phenomenal!! It's was a party!! Festival seating so everyone just crushed the stage and rocked out...best concert ever!!! You gotta do more Humble pie!!!
Stay With Me is a huge BANGER. There is also an album by Rod Stewart that I think you'd really like, Every Picture Tells A Story. It has some bangers and some folky stuff. Very charming assortment of songs that make for a great album listen. Have I steered you guys wrong yet?
Love me a slice of Humble Pie. Steve Marriott died so unbearably tragically, it still hurts me to think of all that talent wasted so young. And alone. You cannot go wrong with them. You've done Black Coffee, right? If you want to see Steve in his glory watch The Old Grey Whistle Test version. Legendary. And an S dudes.
Along with The Allmans, The Who's Live at Leeds, and The J. Geils Band's Blow Your Face Out, Humble Pie's Rockin' The Fillmore is flat out one of the best live albums ever. Definitely hit I Don't Need No Doctor and I'm Ready from that, if not the whole album. Back when Peter Frampton was playing lead. Also yes to those saying Black Coffee, and also yes to those saying Stay With Me by The Faces.
@@harrydoupe9315 blow your face out awful song...later J Geils album were just for money and not that good...also most live shows did most of Full House material
Love me a slice of some Humble Pie! Don't agree with your rating. It's an S tier for me. Steve Marriott was one of the best blues and rock vocalists out there, and a great guitarist. He also played the harmonica. Add Peter Frampton, Clem Clemsen, and Jerry Shirley and you have such an awesome band. Totally fantastic live. I recommend giving a listen to their " Rockin at the Fillmore Live." Thanks for your (funny) comments and reactions. Cheers.🎸🎸🎸🔥🔥🎤
OH HELL YEAH, BOYS! Please continue on with even better HUMBLE PIE, BLACK COFFEE, ROADRUNNER G-JAM, AND I WONDER!!! HUMBLE PIE ARE STRAIGHT UP FUCKING LEGENDARY TO MY GENERATION!!!
Jerry Shirley their drummer was a DJ in Cleveland for quite a while. He told a story about this recording. When the girls sing 30 days in a hole at the opening and Steve Marriott starts in they say, come on get over here. His voice was so big he was standing 20 feet away from them, otherwise he would bury them.
LOL---as the saying goes, I dont listen to Humble Pie often, but when I do, so do my neighbors. 69 years old and have loved this since it was released.
“I want something greasy. That’s what it feels like.” Then the guitar tone comes in sounding like you tracked it in on your shoes, the drums crawl out of a hole somewhere, the bass starts thumping from up the pipes, and all the while Steve Marriott’s voice is grinding your eardrums... that is as greasy, dirty and glorious as it gets! Glad you guys loved this one! Next: “I Don’t Need No Doctor” or “Black Coffee”.... now I gotta go dig out my Humble Pie albums....
My dad played Humble Pie on the 8 track in the car all the time. Stevie Marriott's voice is something special. Highly recommend Rockin the Filmore. Glad you loved it.
If you liked the singer, try some Small Faces, probably Tin Soldier. Of course you should also do Faces, after Steve Marriot was replaced by Rod Stewart and Ronny Wood.
Singer Steve Marriott was a brilliant Rock singer, one of those dudes who could have the power go out and he would still sing announcements to the back of the hall. Had the privilege to see them at the 1973 Milwaukee Summerfest "riot"
Humble Pie actually got pretty darned big back in the day. Their live album is considered to be one of the best live LP's ever recorded. Steve Marriott from The Small Faces is the lead singer. He was no bigger than your left leg but had a HUGE voice (kinda like Ronnie James Dio, no? Two dwarves with GIANT singing voices.....).
Watch Humble Pie I don't need no doctor from the live Rocking the Fillmore album. You won't be disappointed. The whole album is great. Came out in November 1971.
Welcome to Humble Pie fellows. Check out 'Performance-Rocking The Fillmore'. You won't be disappointed. BTW. AC/DC aside, Humble Pie has more soul and balls than they do and I am am a AC/DC fan. Keep rocking now.
Peter Frampton was on I don’t need no doctor....my favorite rock and roll moment was smoking a joint with Stevie Marriot at the “on to victory” tour at Haymakers in Chicago in 1980! One of the best rock ‘n’ roll voices ever!!
Steve Marriott actually was a stage actor in "Oliver" and studied acting. He was teen heart throb, but decided music would be his passion taught himself harmonica and ukulele which lead him to the guitar. Formed Small Faces (I see Stephen La Follette below has an excellent synopsis of the personal he worked with) and his career with Humble Pie took off slowly with first two albums but picked up with the third album. The interplay between Peter Frampton's jazz like lines & Steve's gritty guitar & vocals are showcased with "At The Fillmore" (along with Allman Brothers at the Fillmore) is probably the best live albums ever.. The rythym section is always spot on. Toured USA alot but didn't become the powerhouse they deserved.
"I Walk On Gilded Splinters" from their Live at the Fillmore album, without a doubt S Banger, Peter Frampton, Steve Marriatt dueling guitars and harmonica solo perfection!
Funny you should do this song. I was just thinking earlier this week that you should do some Humble Pie. The other Humble Pie songs I would suggest are I Don't Need No Doctor and Hallelujah, I Love Her So.
30 DAYS IN THE HOLE...!!!!! Such a fun BANGER guys thanks for pushing this so hard!! Cheers guys see ya’ll on Friday!! 🙌🏻🔥
love to see a reaction to Bob Seger Cross of Gold
Hell yeah awesome song. Enjoy. Know you will.
BLACK COFFEE LIVE - STAT -
When Zep, the Stones or Cream remake black music it sounds so plastic, but Marriott was a real soul singer.
Very Stonesesque...
Definitely got to do “ I Don’t Need No Doctor “ by this band !!!
Yes, and Black Coffee!!
One of the best covers ever made.
And “Hallelujah, I love Her So”
I don't need no doctor live!
Saw them on their farewell tour. I was kinda tripping, just a little bit, on windowpane, but when they started this song, I scraped up enough energy to stand and clap for about five seconds.
“I Don’t Need No Doctor” Live at The Fillmore is a must, along with “Black Coffee”.
Steve Marriott & Peter Frampton stunned us back then.
Yes!Yes!
Live version at the Fillmore is a must
Black Coffee live on Old Grey Whistle Test all the way
Yes! Black Coffee live and watch the video.
Same "I don't need no doctor" done by WASP ?
Frampton got the gold,but Steve Marriot was pure Platinum!!!R.I.P.
Thank you brother!!@Steve hardly gets the credit he deserves and you my friend hit it on the head!!!!!
@@stevekosak8624 Would'nt have any soul without 30 Day's In The Hole. Peace &thanks for shout-out.
@@stevekosak8624 And they give praise to Jerry Shirley , drummer too though they could have mentioned his name
@@stevekosak8624 And they give praise to Jerry Shirley , drummer too though they could have mentioned his name
A little backstory to this song...when it's starting out and everyone is warming their voices up, one of the back-up singers motioned to Steve to "Come on in here Baby...". He was standing back from his mic, and she was unaware of the strength of his voice. When he cut loose mere seconds later, she looked at him like she didn't believe that voice was coming out of that small guy. RIP Steve, still missing you...
Thank you Daniel Simon , this is a true story.
They didn't ever rehearse?
Steve Marriott was in a band called Small Faces and when he left they brought in Rod Stewart and changed the name to The Faces...Another good Humble Pie song is "I Don't Need No Doctor"
Faces also had Ron Woods on guitar before he replaced Mick Taylor in the Stones... and Rod Stewart, in fairness, did have a much bigger face than Steve Marriott.
Steve Marriott was replaced by Rod Stewart and Ron Wood. I think, musically at least, as I don't know what difference financially would have happened had he stayed, that was a better move for everyone involved.
@@DrumAndDrumber wouldn't surprise me to hear he played 'some' bass... I know I've seen video of him playing guitar on stay with me for example.
@@michaelkeefe8494 Hahahahhahah
Ron Wood played bass in the Jeff Beck group with Rod Stewart on vocals. Ronnie Lane played bass in Faces.
Thirding “I Don’t Need No Doctor” is a must, along with “Black Coffee”.
Peter Frampton was in this band and this album came out after he left for a solo career. I Don't Need No Doctor is a definite banger but hit Walk On Gilded Splinters for what they were really about.
yes!!!
Black coffee LIVE
Yes.... Black Coffee !
Humble Pie & The Blackberries
BBC'S The Old Grey Whistle Test
@@bigbow62 That's the one!
Legendary Steve Marriott-probably the most cheated guy in rock history.
Steve Marriott one of the best pure Rock singers of all time.
@@DrumAndDrumber I find it hard to imagine anybody being cheated worse than Badfinger.
@@DrumAndDrumber 8 years after Pete Ham killed himself, Tom Evans did too - because he never got over it.
@@ilikethisnamebetter I would say Pete Best has to be the most cheated His old band did pretty good without him
My favorite reference to that is, when asked if he stole his style from Rod Stewart, Chris Robinson of The Black Crowes, proudly proclaimed, no I stole it from Steve Marriott!
“I Don’t Need No Doctor.” Another one is “ I Don’t Need No Doctor “.
Oh, yeah and can’t forget “ I DON’T NEED NO DOCTOR!”
We NEED "I Don't Need No Doctor!"
Don't forget "I Don't Need No Doctor!"
WE WANT I DON'T NEED NO DOCTOR!!!!! PLEASE!!!!!
The late Steve Marriott was such an underappreciated singer.
Humble Pie on the tape deck on the beach, at sunset, grilling burgers and passing the dube, 1973. One of those perfect days I keep filed away.
and guitarist.
I read this story about Steve Marriott & I was shocked. He was so talented & he was treated badly by the music business. They ripped him off for songs & didn't give him his due. He ended up almost homeless. Died in a fire. So sad...
Used to ride around in my 1966 Dodge Charger, blasting this song as loud as I could. When you play a song like this everybody should listen.
Dudes, I'm in my 50s, these are all songs I know by heart.
I'm getting a real hit of vicarious pleasure watching you discover these songs I've been listening to for decades. Like turning on some young friends to stuff I love.
What makes this so much better than most reaction videos is that you're so knowledgeable about music and production, that's value added.
I'm seeing old songs through new eyes, and that's awesome.
I couldn't have said it better...I feel exactly the same way...
Same here. I'm 63.
@Tom Cass ... glad to see your still rockin out...
Zredband, I know exactly what you mean! It's a blast to watch their reactions to songs we grew up hearing. I have re-watched their reactions to Black Water and Magic Carpet Ride several times because they were so blown away by the music.
@Tom Cass
Even for someone in his 50s, I'm an old soul. I love prog rock, acid rock, and old hard rock. I've got at least 27 Jethro Tull albums, I love Procol Harum, King Crimson, The Moody Blues, I love the Yardbirds and the rest of the groups that formed the foundations of classic rock.
I spent my 20s learning which artists came from which bands and formed which bands.
So, yeah I feel like I came along 20 years too late.
"I DON'T NEED NO DOCTOR " should follow; thank you gentlemen!
Steve Marriott (Lead vocals) has been named by his peers and fans alike, as having one of the best voices in Rock History. You must find the video of Marriott singing "Black Coffee." It will Blow your freaking mind. Seriously. It's jaw dropping. "Humble Pie" with "The Blackberries" singing backup vocals. Thanks Britain, for Steve Marriott.
ua-cam.com/video/2tNoSmlnxwQ/v-deo.html
Tin soldier by Small faces
@@stephenlf706 I'm a massive Marriott and Small Faces fan and I second this. They should do the full Ogden Nut album. God knows what they'd make of side B.
10000+ for Steve Marriott!
@@andrewdavidscott8731 Ichigoo park is Ste v e Marriot
Saw them live back in 71,still the greatest rock and roll band i've ever seen!!
Me too, Tampa, 1973, Free opened...
I saw them in 73 at Summerfest in Milwaukee and the riot broke out… A full-fledged riot
"Vow Made During Visit to Grounds
Description of 1973 "riot" at Summerfest grounds."
Youths from Saturday's crowd of 82,700 attacked the main stage, destroying part of the fence around it, and ripped apart beer and food stands in the area.
They battled helmeted police with barrages of rocks, bottles and other debris.
For me. when I saw them at Charlton they pushed the who to one side with ease.
So lads, It seems that you have discovered Humble Pie. Steve Marriott the lead singer and guitar player was in a band called Small Faces. Small Faces had a drummer named Kenny Jones, who was in The who after Keith died. They also had a keyboard player named Ian McLagan and bass player called Ronnie Lane, who played with Kenny Jones in a band called The Faces which featured a singer who had just left the Jeff Beck group called Rod Stewart and a guitar player named Ronnie Wood who plays currently in the Rolling Stones. Humble Pie also featured a guitar player named Peter Frampton who went on to be Peter Frampton. So I would suggest a song called Tin Soldier from Small Faces and the Paul McCartney song Maybe I'm Amazed by the faces as contenders to be listened to.
Marriott also played the Artful Dodger in the hit musical "Oliver" as a young boy.....great voice......
I like the Faces version of Maybe I'm Amazed better than McCartney's. Maybe because I heard the Faces version first.
James, yeah I just can't get enough of the faces version of maybe I'm amazed. There's a live version on UA-cam Ronnie Lane craning his neck towards the microphone to sing the verses just gets me.
Hootsie didn't Phil Collins play the artful dodger as well? Or do I have that mixed up in my head. Wouldn't be the first time.
Great song.
Steve Marriott reminds me of The Small Faces, mods & rockers, Lambrettas, mass brawls on Brighton Beach and handfuls of amphetamines. Happy days. Lucky I’m alive.
Peter Frampton on guitar! Steve Marriot was Jimmy Page's first choice for a vocalist, but he had just joined Humble Pie, so Page found Robert Plant.
Black Coffee by Humble Pie is worth a listen.
Live
Old Grey Whistle Test (BBC TV show) version !!
And the Rival Sons cover.
@@craigdovebloke yes yes!!! It's by far the best version of it.
That and "live with me"
The glory of FM radio back in the 70s. Hanging with some friends and then something like this hits you out of nowhere and everything just stops.
Oh, and "Never Been Any Reason" by Head East. Defining a banger.
Black Coffee by Humble Pie shows off his vocals even more
Absolutely. The live 1. With the Blackberries.
Tin soldier shows his ranges
Hell yes black coffee!!!
When Andy said “ I want something greasy” I was like “ Ohhhh you bout to find out” 😂
“I Don’t Need No Doctor “ with Peter Frampton on guitar
Live version especially.
@@kevinhennessey3189 WIthout frampton.... rockin the filmore
We've had a gas this time, it's really been a GAS!
Live version, Yes!!
Yes!! Even the John Mayer one slaps too!!
Humble Pie can be described with one word....RAW.
"I'd Love to Change the World" by 10 Years After.. you won't regret it
that song just warms my heart, glad to hear I'm not the only one who loves it. And 10 Years After just set Woodstock on fire, didn't they...think I'll watch it right now.
Steve Marriotts voice was awesome, goosebumps every time with him, Small Faces, Humble Pie etc..... lived and felt every song, true blues rock !!!
I Don't Need No Doctor from the Live at the Fillmore album, Hot n Nasty from Smokin, Black Coffee...just to name a few.
I need to add another song to my must listen list....Road Runner 'G' Jam from the Smokin' album
The live version of “I don’t need no Doctor” effing smokes
It effing smokes medical grade buds probably 😂
The live version of any Humble Pie smokes!
Stone Cold Fever
hello Brad, I agree 100%, as a 17 y teenager in 1971 I bought the Performance -Rockin the F. album, today as a 66 y "young" man this record is
one of my alltime faves, peace and keep on rockin', "Jogi" from Germany, Berlin
Frampton plays his ass off and Marriot sings his ass off on the Fillmore album
Im so envious of anyone hearing this for the first time. It's even better live.
Next - I Don’t Need No Doctor and Hot n’ Nasty 🤩
"The drum tone is impeccable" agree 100%
Black Coffee rocks I think that the Old Grey Whistle Test version is excellent.
THIS!!!!
Yesss, perfection!
One of the greatest rock voices ever. All the suggestions in the comments are great ones.
Dear Dudes: check out I DON’T NEED NO DOCTOR-live at Winterland or At the Fillmore. The drummer, Jerry Shirley, joined the band when he was barely 17.
I love the rawness and authenticity of this song. Reminds me of early Stones 😎🎵💓
A+ all the way. We would never steer you wrong when it comes to bangers like this. That's why we push so hard. 👍🏻
They were AWESOME in concert saw them many times!
Humble Pie...LIve at the Fillmore... "I Don't Need No Doctor"... a must.
so glad to see the younger generation finding real music.
I never realized how much The Black Crowes sound exactly like Humble Pie.
They really should do a Black Crowes review.
Exactly my thought
When Hard to Handle came out the first time I heard it I thought maybe Humble Pie got back together. I’m pretty sure Steve Marriott died in the fire like the next year . I told my late brother “well these guys are carrying the torch” and man did they for a while.
The Black Crowes are a totally reminiscent of the Faces too...
@@tinfoilmagnolia3134 ...as is this song IMO. Seems the other members of the Small Faces had a type they liked on lead vocals.
Savoy Brown. "Hellbound Train". Like Humble Pie. Underrated.
You should do "I don't need no doctor" from live at the fillmore.
It should be AC/DC is reminiscent of Humble pie, not the other way around.
Except ac/dc has not soul.
@@tedsmith7814 Never dug AC/DC... ALWAYS dug the Pie... saw them on their farewell tour in 75-ish...
@@daveguitarnowski4402 I saw them at Summerfest in Milwaukee. Someone lit a concession booth on fire and we had a nice bonfire going for 30 Days in the Hole, lol!
@@daveguitarnowski4402 I saw them at Summerfest in Milwaukee. Someone lit a concession booth on fire and we had a nice bonfire going for 30 Days in the Hole, lol!
AC DC can't hold humble pies mic cords... No similarities what so ever....
Gotta tell y'all. I'm in my 50's, and I can't seem to get tired of y'alls reactions to some of these songs. Warms this old bastards heart to see the younger generation getting a tast of the tunes I grew up with, rather than all this weak ass rap crap that's always being blasted today. Gives me hope for the future to know that there's still some yung-uns out there making sure the classics never die. Growing up in Detroit, close to the birthplace of Bob Seager, he's always been one of my favorites. I hope you guys haven't heard this one before, because I'd love to see what you think of one of his classic... If you haven't done it yet, take a listen to Bob Seager doing "Come To Papa". Give your ears a treat, you won't regret it. As for Humble Pie's "30 Days..." Outstanding. I make sure that one is played at every party I have. 10 out of 10 for style guys. Keep up the stellar work!
62, and I agree
Steve Marriott had more soul than any white man in history... RIP Stevie.
Humble Pie was the group that Steve Marriott left the Small Faces to form with Peter Frampton. Go listen to "I don't need no doctor" from Live at the Fillmore. Marriott+Frampton= Sauce
Humble Pie Performance Rockin the Fillmore is an epic album. Check it out
AC/DC's song "Jailbreak" gives more of that, vocals by Bon Scott.
If you like the grit and raw sound of this, I highly recommend the "Humble Pie Rockin' The Fillmore" live album! That album still has Frampton in the band (not that I'm a huge Frampton fan). The 23+ minute "I Walk of Gilded Splinters" is well worth your time, with some really fine guitar interplay between Marriott and Frampton! "I Don't Need No Doctor" is a straight fire rocker. Steve Marriott is the vocals/guitars you like, and if you can handle his voice, you'll love the Fillmore album. This bare bones, almost guttural style showed up later in any number of bands! (from AC/DC to Guns N' Roses, to The Black Crowes, to The White Stripes IMO) Steve Marriott was in The Small Faces, and when he left to form Humble Pie, Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart came into the band from Jeff Beck's group. They changed the name to Faces and put out several really gritty, rocky, bluesy albums. Try this rauchy raw rocker.......Rod belting out "Stay with Me" ua-cam.com/video/f514cAZucCg/v-deo.html
Stone cold one of the absolute best live bands ever!! Saw them live in 1973...they opened for Foghat..their first set was killer but when Foghats road manager got busted for pot at the airport in Frisco, the band didn't make the flight and missed the show. .Humble pie came back out and played the rest of the show..it's was phenomenal!! It's was a party!! Festival seating so everyone just crushed the stage and rocked out...best concert ever!!! You gotta do more Humble pie!!!
Second that vote for "I Don't Need No Doctor" from the Live At The Fillmore album!
"Shine on", "Black coffee", "Roadrunner".... they got so many great tunes.
"Song for Jenny" is a gem
Steve Marriot's voice is so incredible. Bluesy, gritty and rock oriented! The Faces (after Steve left) song " Stay With Me" has my favorite intro EVER
Stay With Me...YES
Stay With Me is a huge BANGER. There is also an album by Rod Stewart that I think you'd really like, Every Picture Tells A Story. It has some bangers and some folky stuff. Very charming assortment of songs that make for a great album listen. Have I steered you guys wrong yet?
@@peteb2304
Preachin' to the choir brother!
That's music! From my days in my 20's. I'm 70 and still love and rock to it!
Steve Marriott had such a soulful voice, love it. Also check out “I Don’t Need No (funky) Doctor” live ‘73.
Love me a slice of Humble Pie. Steve Marriott died so unbearably tragically, it still hurts me to think of all that talent wasted so young. And alone. You cannot go wrong with them. You've done Black Coffee, right? If you want to see Steve in his glory watch The Old Grey Whistle Test version. Legendary. And an S dudes.
Great song, but "I Don't Need No Dr" is my favorite .
Been waiting for this one! Humble pie was a big favorite back in the day, and Steve Marriott one of the best rock vocalists ever!
Rock & Roll never dies boys! I was in high scholl when this came out. I even saw 'em in concert, $5.00 tickets!
These were truly one of THE greatest live bands EVER. Check out "Performance , Live at the Fillmore" album, paticularly "I don't need no doctor".
Steve Marriott & Peter Frampton are a combination second to none
Along with The Allmans, The Who's Live at Leeds, and The J. Geils Band's Blow Your Face Out, Humble Pie's Rockin' The Fillmore is flat out one of the best live albums ever. Definitely hit I Don't Need No Doctor and I'm Ready from that, if not the whole album. Back when Peter Frampton was playing lead. Also yes to those saying Black Coffee, and also yes to those saying Stay With Me by The Faces.
Full House was much better J Geils album
@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN I love both, why do you think Full House?
Full House. Live from Detroit is their best !!
@@harrydoupe9315 blow your face out awful song...later J Geils album were just for money and not that good...also most live shows did most of Full House material
On their 3rd album titled Humble Pie is a song called Only A Roach. I often feel this was inspiring them to 30 Days. Great band.
Love me a slice of some Humble Pie! Don't agree with your rating. It's an S tier for me. Steve Marriott was one of the best blues and rock vocalists out there, and a great guitarist. He also played the harmonica. Add Peter Frampton, Clem Clemsen, and Jerry Shirley and you have such an awesome band. Totally fantastic live. I recommend giving a listen to their " Rockin at the Fillmore Live." Thanks for your (funny) comments and reactions. Cheers.🎸🎸🎸🔥🔥🎤
ONE of your BEST REACTIONS Guys---This is a freakin' Banger...Can listen to it over and over and over.
Of course I saw them back in the day...fantastic show. Listen to "I don't need no doctor"...another banger
OH HELL YEAH, BOYS!
Please continue on with even better HUMBLE PIE, BLACK COFFEE, ROADRUNNER G-JAM, AND I WONDER!!!
HUMBLE PIE ARE STRAIGHT UP FUCKING LEGENDARY TO MY GENERATION!!!
Can't believe this didn't win any poll it was in. Nothing else at the time sounded like this.
I'd say "All Right Now" did, though a couple of years before.
@Joan In Florida Agreed. I will say that this week has been solid. Curious to see what Friday brings 🤞
Jerry Shirley their drummer was a DJ in Cleveland for quite a while. He told a story about this recording. When the girls sing 30 days in a hole at the opening and Steve Marriott starts in they say, come on get over here. His voice was so big he was standing 20 feet away from them, otherwise he would bury them.
I Don’t Need no Doctor....Humble Pie. Try that.
The live version video! It's on UA-cam!
Awww man! Love this song. So glad y’all circled back!!!
Check out the band Badfinger.
YES!!!
LOL---as the saying goes, I dont listen to Humble Pie often, but when I do, so do my neighbors. 69 years old and have loved this since it was released.
A banger button! Now there's a great concept. More Humble Pie: 'I Don't Need No Doctor', 'Hallelujah, I Love Her So' from the Fillmore live record!!
“I want something greasy. That’s what it feels like.”
Then the guitar tone comes in sounding like you tracked it in on your shoes, the drums crawl out of a hole somewhere, the bass starts thumping from up the pipes, and all the while Steve Marriott’s voice is grinding your eardrums... that is as greasy, dirty and glorious as it gets! Glad you guys loved this one!
Next: “I Don’t Need No Doctor” or “Black Coffee”.... now I gotta go dig out my Humble Pie albums....
Check out Humble Pie, Black Coffee!!!
I second that motion.
Gentlemen, I forgot to add Fillmore East/1971 to my "I Don't Need No Doctor" request. CARRY ON!!
My dad played Humble Pie on the 8 track in the car all the time. Stevie Marriott's voice is something special. Highly recommend Rockin the Filmore. Glad you loved it.
Did he ever have to jam a matchbook or something into the slot along with the tape in order to get it to track right? Those were the days. :)
10 Years After with Alvin Lee playing "I want to Change the World" or Spirit "Fresh Garbage" would fit what you asked for.
YEEEESSSSS!!
"We need to do more from this band if there's more from this band..."
Oh yes dear friends, there's definitely more from this band!
"Natural Born Bugie"
"Down Home Again"
"Live With Me"
"Red Light Mamma, Red Hot!"
"Rollin' Stone"
"Hot 'n' Nasty"
"C'mon Everybody"
"Drugstore Cowboy"
In a similar vein, hit Faces - Stay With Me next.
I was thinking the same thing. Then do all the great Rolling Stones songs that inspired all these bands
Stay With Me is arguably a perfect rock song.
Not Marriott, but Faces were great!
This reminds me of driving from Long Island to Ft Lauderdale,spring break ,late 70's. We listened to Humble Pie Smokin' so many times on that trip!
If you liked the singer, try some Small Faces, probably Tin Soldier. Of course you should also do Faces, after Steve Marriot was replaced by Rod Stewart and Ronny Wood.
Steve Marriott reminds me of mods & rockers, fights on Brighton Beach, Doc Martin’s, Lambrettas and handfuls of amphetamines. Lucky I’m alive.
Early Rod Stewart is one of the best, most unique singers in rock history .....change my mind.
Definitely Tin Soldier. Imagine PP Arnold singing backup on this?
Singer Steve Marriott was a brilliant Rock singer, one of those dudes who could have the power go out and he would still sing announcements to the back of the hall. Had the privilege to see them at the 1973 Milwaukee Summerfest "riot"
Humble Pie actually got pretty darned big back in the day. Their live album is considered to be one of the best live LP's ever recorded. Steve Marriott from The Small Faces is the lead singer. He was no bigger than your left leg but had a HUGE voice (kinda like Ronnie James Dio, no? Two dwarves with GIANT singing voices.....).
don't forget about Peter Frampton
One of favorite songs in high school! YES! Great choice!❤️👍
Ten Years After - I'd lov to change the world . plz .
Yes, most any Ten Years After!
Good Morning Little School Girl-Live at the Filmore ‘ ❣️
Watch Humble Pie I don't need no doctor from the live Rocking the Fillmore album. You won't be disappointed. The whole album is great. Came out in November 1971.
Lol guys Steve Marriott was the man,
Humble pie rocked
Check out. Black coffee
Welcome to Humble Pie fellows. Check out 'Performance-Rocking The Fillmore'. You won't be disappointed. BTW. AC/DC aside, Humble Pie has more soul and balls than they do and I am am a AC/DC fan. Keep rocking now.
Couldn't click fast enough!! What a voice--RIP Steve Marriott
This is the song you play as loud as possible when you're sitting outside, getting drunk, waiting for the BBQ.
Give Savoy Brown - Tell Mama a listen. Good banger with lots of sauce!
I LOVE "Tell Mama"
I'd love to see their reaction to Hellbound Train, (especially want to see their confused faces at the end, right? heh, heh)
Peter Frampton was on I don’t need no doctor....my favorite rock and roll moment was smoking a joint with Stevie Marriot at the “on to victory” tour at Haymakers in Chicago in 1980! One of the best rock ‘n’ roll voices ever!!
Anything off “Live at the Fillmore East” is sauce!
I Don’t Need No Doctor, Stone Cold Fever, Are You Ready.
Loved hearing 30 Days in the Hole.
Steve Marriott actually was a stage actor in "Oliver" and studied acting. He was teen heart throb, but decided music would be his passion taught himself harmonica and ukulele which lead him to the guitar. Formed Small Faces (I see Stephen La Follette below has an excellent synopsis of the personal he worked with) and his career with Humble Pie took off slowly with first two albums but picked up with the third album. The interplay between Peter Frampton's jazz like lines & Steve's gritty guitar & vocals are showcased with "At The Fillmore" (along with Allman Brothers at the Fillmore) is probably the best live albums ever.. The rythym section is always spot on. Toured USA alot but didn't become the powerhouse they deserved.
Roadrunner is also a Humble Pie banger. If you want another similar band check out Savoy Brown "Tell Mama".
SO much Savoy Brown to pick!
"I Walk On Gilded Splinters" from their Live at the Fillmore album, without a doubt S Banger, Peter Frampton, Steve Marriatt dueling guitars and harmonica solo perfection!
This song is so beautiful it makes me cry.
Funny you should do this song. I was just thinking earlier this week that you should do some Humble Pie. The other Humble Pie songs I would suggest are I Don't Need No Doctor and Hallelujah, I Love Her So.