Humble Pie live in London, UK - 1972

Humble Pie live at the London Coliseum, London, UK
29/10- 1972
Band
Steve Marriott:Vocals/Guitar/Harmonica/Keyboard
Clem Clempson:Guitar/Keyboard/Backing Vocals
Greg Ridley:Bass/Vocal/Backing Vocal
Jerry Shirley:Drums
Setlist
0:00 - Band eneter the stage (introduction)
1:05 - Up Our Sleeve
5:03 - C’mon Everybody (E.Cochran)
12:08 - Honky Tonk Women (Rolling Stones)
17:33 - Guitar Jam
21:05 - Blues
27:44 - Halleluja (I Love Her So) (R. Charles)
35:32 - I Don't Need No Doctor
49:18 - Hot 'n' Nasty
58:12 - (I’m A) Road Runner
Almost a request but not quite to ”plantfeeder.
The screaming ”preacher” voice of Steve Marriott pays way to an high energy rock’n’roll show.
They are introduced as the funkiest rock band in the world.
Following the success of the bands ”Smokin’” album the band was on a roll of success at the time.
And this show is also the closest thing I have with Humble Pie and Peter Frampton, though not longer in the band at this time but Frampton's Camel share the same bill as do ”Spirit Of The Water”.
Good show and good sound for the time.
The atmosphere is captured well.
So enjoy some Humble Pie/GråZon
Read about the ”Smokin’” album here:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smokin%...)
Read about the band here:
sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humble_Pie
Tape notes:
Another Pie show from the box of loose tapes...Humble Pie's homecoming show in 1972 at the London Coliseum was a triumphant return and appears to not be widely circulated. This was the second night of a nine date UK tour after returning from an extended tour of the US, I don't know if it's due to being a "homecoming" show or maybe sharing the bill with 'Frampton's Camel' (Spirit Of The Water opened as well) or a combination of the two but the boys play this show with an extra bit of vim and vigor. The improv and solos seem a bit longer, a bit more emotional and even a bit more raw and that's saying something for a Humble Pie show. Unfortunately, quality is typical for the era but quite listenable and the performance makes up for the quality shortfall.
Thanks to Butterking and mjk5510

[@James-ze5tq]

❤STEVE MARRIOT❤R.I.P.🎉

[@scottrgood]

It’s really hard to beat these few years from Humble Pie. Total balls to the wall rock and roll! 💥

[@wilhelmschmidt3115]

on 15.5.2022 i saw the Band Colosseum with Clem Clempson. He is one of the best guitarman of All time.

[@7tsrocker]

love that arena rock sound of the early 70's

[@suddensam57]

Steve Marriott's voice was at its finest at this point in time. Still my favorite band.

Yes, what a voice

[@anthonycongiunti4421]

Oh yeah love Humble Pie!!!!

[@danielosullivan3110]

Thanks 👍

[@johnmitchelljr]

Now we're talk in'. Thank you.

[@scottrgood]

🤩🤩🤩

[@plantfeeder6677]

Thank you Grazon!! The Smokin' Tour!!!!
Before AC/DC before Lynyrd Skynyrd there was the glorious Humble Pie. Have loved this band from the first time I ever heard Live at Fillmore East back when it came out.
You're the best......and on my birthday too😊

[@jayturner3397]

Saw them around this time too

[@sweetleaf4860]

APPLE PIE BLUEBERRY PIE
CHERRY PIE ALL GOOD. ....
BUT HUMBLE PIE IS THE BEST
Weed Me

[@paulbillerey1594]

Thanks for posting this Humber Pie live gig in London 1972 on the Smokin Tour. What music venue does this come from.?. Nice One Peace.

[@jayturner3397]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Coliseum

[@jayturner3397]

Read down the description on post, info there m8t

[@paulbillerey1594]

@@jayturner3397 thanks

[@jayturner3397]

@@paulbillerey1594 no probs m8t, I saw Steve at the Roundhouse not long before the tragic fire..a gold memory 😢