HUMBLE PIE CD DISCOGRAPHY (1969 - 1975)
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Larry Graves AKA Canadian Studmuffin is from Trenton Ontario Canada and has been creating original videos on UA-cam since February 2006. I have many videos on rock music, including reaction videos.
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Because I love to promote CD Culture and owning the physical media. I find your channel does it the best. You know how much I love your videos! It is always a pleasure!
Steve Marriott, in his prime, was a glorious singer and frontman.
He had his demons and I find it such a tragedy what happened to him.
Yes, on the cover of "Town and country" there are pictures of Ridley & Frampton on one side and Marriott and Shirley on another. That is the way it is on my vinyl copy at least. Mine is a gatefold.
"Town and Country" has one of their best songs, namely "Silver Tongue"
Hi Larry. Thanks for spotlighting Humble Pie. They are one of my all-time favorites. If you are interested, please read the book "steve Marriott; All Too Beautiful" by Paolo Hewitt and John Hellier I seen the third version of Humble Pie, with Bobby Trench on guitar and Anthony "Sooty" Jones on Bass, at Tucson, Arizona in 1980. They oprned for Frank marino and mahogany Rush and just blew Marino away. They couldn't follow the Pie. Steve Marriott passed away in a house fire in 1991.
I haven’t commented on any of your videos in a long time, but I couldn’t find anyone that had a video on that humble pie book which I recently ordered, some of the best content on UA-cam keep it up 👍
As a young teenager I absolutely loved I don't Need No Doctor by Humble Pie Larry and I saw them along with Black Sabbath at a festival at Varsity Stadium in Toronto,I actually preferred Humble Pie to Black Sabbath. Bob
studio albums ranked:
1. Rock On
2. Smokin'
3. As safe as yesterday is
4. Town & Country
5. Humble Pie
6. Eat it
7. Thunderbox
8. On to victory
9. Go for the throat
There are more (at least one) post Marriot albums but I don't have them
Love These Boys!!!!!
I have always been a fan of Steve Marriott, so I like the Small Faces and Humble Pie very much. Great rock music, many good memories.
I used to see Humble Pie at the warehouse here in New Orleans. They were a great, fun live band. I bought that big box. I also bought the multi disc Rocking The Fillmore. I really enjoyed that one. Those were some serious hard rockin days.🤣😂
I saw him with Clem Clemson, just after Frampton left, and all. Saw them three times at Winterland, they still touring up, and rocking a few more. There's got to be one of the best live albums ever
Always interested when you talk about Humble Pie and the Small Faces!
Steve and Jerry were on the back cover of the vinyl. Steve in a tree and Jerry crouching down by a stream. Town on the front cover and country on the back.
great Video Larry
Love humble Pie that box set looks great
Stay Safe
Thanks, you too!
Ill need to listen
NICE INFORMATION THANKS
Also a comment on the boxset as I am watching. Agree with you Larry, its nicely done in general with photos/write up but I do wish that they would realise physical media collectors still always like to see the original album artwork properly reproduced.
I agree, it is sick when you can display all of the albums next to eachother
Love the Pie!
I love that band!
They made it bigger in the U.S. than they ever did here in the U.K.
I thought Humble Pie was always good. I never bought any of their albums, my brother was the big fan .Nice video Larry.
I would love one one Paul McCartney
They opened up for Grand Funk railroad, that Shea stadium, Grand Funk sold that ticket out quicker than the Beatles
Yes. I interviewed Mark Farner on my main channel. 🙂
Anything with Frampton is great
I'm glad you did this, I did not realize Humble Pie got the book treatment. Just ordered it, thanks! I had the same entry point with them as you, Rockin' the Fillmore is a top 5 live album. And like you, I was disappointed with Thunderbox. I do like Eat It, but Street Rats is a pretty bad album. For me, Steve Marriott is one of the top 5 singers of all-time. Nice one Larry!
Awesome. Enjoy the set when it arrives and I agree about Steve's vocals.
Hi Larry the Smoking album is really a great one I have had that one from day one Rocking the Filmore I find the songs are great but way to long they should have had more songs but shorter ones.
Boogie Band
Since you asked for it: Bad video, Larry 😂
Humble Pie is great up to Smokin, Eat It isn't bad but the rest I don't care about a lot.
What about 'Street Rats'?
I never listen to it... no interest in it.
You’re lucky they didn’t include ‘On To Victory’ or ‘Go For The Throat’ Larry which are both dreadful.
After the first four with P.F. which are all great I am not interested. Even Rockin’ The Fillmore is just overrated. They just go on and on and on .. doing the same thing with Steve shouting away.
I have not seen the author
Robert Day-Webb book yet,
but I can tell you that if he
wrote up their later albums
in a positive light,
it's because they were fine lps.
Just because you were told that their later ones weren't as good
as the others,especially not
hearing them for yourself,
it's not a good idea to believe it.
Peter Frampton left because of
lack of chemistry amidst Marriott,
and he did go on to form his own
group FRAMPTON'S CAMEL.
Despite the inner conflicts that nearly every band goes through,
Marriott did rejoin Humble Pie
a few times,as well as putting out
solo stuff.
Their first 2 Official Bootleg series
CD box sets as HUMBLE PIE
are excellent,also.
I have heard select songs from later albums and I didn't care for them. I just haven't heard the full albums...
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When SPOOKY TOOTH released
their lp Mirror,we just figured
that it couldn't possibly be as good
as their run on A&M records simply
because Mike Harrison had left.
Man,were we ever wrong.
Gary Wright and Mick Jones
(he of FOREIGNER) stepped up,
and the whole group together
excelled with an amazing album.
Go For The Throat and On To Victory are not good records. The band were long past their sell by date.
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Yeah,those two weren't really what the band was renowned for.
The heart and soul were gone,
replaced by a harder edge Rock sound.Those were missing from the singing from Marriott as well,
I thought.The infectious tone that made him the vocalist that he was
before (all thru their run on A&M
/Immediate) was reduced to just wailing,it seems.I don't want to say too much negative stuff because it was them that set the bar so high.
I do stand behind their later 2 lps
Larry mentioned, Thunderbox and Street Rats.Hopefully Larry will be able to listen to them in their entirety.
Also,people don't know that drummer Jerry Shirley was just
17 yrs old when the group started.
@@danbartko164 Apostolic Intervention.