A amazing Funk Show in 1971. + Informações

from the 1972 "Smokin" album. + Informações

Humble Pie - Natural born boogie 1969 There she is again Steppin' out of her limousine Looking like the cover of a twenty-dollar magazine She's got it made and branded If you know what I mean She's a...natural born woman Natural born woman She's a...she's a natural born woman.... + Informações

Beat Club 1969. Frampton kicks ass.. + Informações

Humble Pie - For Your Love (Live). + Informações

Musical trip. + Informações

Humble Pie - I Walk on Gilded Splinters Bilzen Festival Belgium August 29th 1969 _ Steve Marriott, Peter Frampton, Greg Ridley, Jerry Shirley _. + Informações

Rockin' The Fillmore. + Informações

Humble Pie sings Black Coffee. + Informações

BBC Full House 21st October 1972. A rare BBC clip of Steve Marriott on ukulele, Dave "Clem" Clemson on 2nd guitar. Beautiful, beautiful lyrics. ******PLEASE NOTE this is all I have from the show. I looked in my SM biography, "All Too Beautiful", and it only mentions this one song. If anyone can cite a source for a longer set, please let us all know.******* [{There's a pretty involved debate in the thread here regarding Steve's instrument. Interesting read.}] Well it felt so sad to be Where i didn't need to be Now i feel so good to know How you still care for me When it's alright in front of you It's so hard to see But there was a wall about you Though it took me awhile just To suss it out And what i laid down At my shout didn't help me none 'cause you held me soul in your hands It sifted through your fingers Like fine silver sand Well i don't need a swimming pool I don't want records on the wall I just want you babe And that's all I'll say no more I laid all my cards on the table I can give you what you need Now i'm able to Now i tell you how i feel I hope you come thru 'cause if you're the sea Then i'm your rock And if i'm a key Then you're my lock Well if you're a foot Then i'm your sock So wear me well Oh! go away all alone Don't leave me here babe With just this 1-way telephone Without you i ain't no big shot Even now looks like i hit the jackpot I just need you babe That's my long shot I can sing no more Steve Marriott RIP. + Informações

"Stone Cold Fever"(Ridley-Marriott-Shirley-Frampton) is from "Rock On"- a 1971 album released by the English rock group Humble Pie. It reached #118 on the Billboard 200. The group in this album: ? Steve Marriott - guitar, vocals, keyboards, harmonica ? Peter Frampton - guitar, vocals ? Greg Ridley - bass guitar, backing vocals ? Jerry Shirley - drums. + Informações

From the 1972 album SMOKIN'. This was the first post Peter Frampton album. Steve Marriott - Lead Vocals, Guitars Greg Ridley - Bass, Vocals Jerry Shirley - Drums Clem Clempson - Lead Guitar, Vocals. + Informações

Humble Pie - Honky Tonk Women _ Live at the LA Forum 1973 _ Steve Marriott, Clem Clempson, Greg Ridley, Jerry Shirley _. + Informações

Fool For A Pretty Face by Humble Pie, 1980 This song was written by Steve Marriott and Jerry Shirley in New York over the course of one weekend, after being told by Aerosmith manager David Krebs that he would get them another record deal if they managed to come up with a hit single. Krebs liked it and Humble Pie were signed to Atco.. + Informações

A cover of the Small Faces song by Humble Pie, 1980 Originally written by Steve Marriott for his future wife Jenny, Tin Soldier was first released by the Small Faces in 1967. www.songfacts.com. + Informações

Humble Pie, Steve Marriott, Peter Frampton, Greg Ridley, Jerry Shirley 1970. + Informações

Earth And Water Song - Humble Pie. + Informações

VanishingRock.blogspot.com. + Informações

One of the greatest tracks ever recorded by England's classic hard rock / soul / blues supergroup. Featuring Steve Marriott (Small Faces), Peter Frampton (The Herd), Greg Ridley (Spooky Tooth) & Jerry Shirley.. + Informações

Had to cut it down quite a bit to meet youtube's length restrictions.. + Informações

Groovin' With Jesus by Humble Pie. + Informações

Humble Pie.. + Informações

The song "Rollin' Stone" is from the studio album Rock On -1971. It's a cover of American blues musician Muddy Waters. The famous band Rolling Stones is named after the same Muddy Waters' song. Humble Pie in this album: Steve Marriott - guitar, vocals, keyboards, harmonica Peter Frampton - guitar, vocals Greg Ridley - bass guitar, backing vocals Jerry Shirley - drums. + Informações

www.humble-pie.net Also of possible interest..... www.goldymcjohn.com Recorded off Australian late night TV music show "Rock Arena" in 1983. The wonderful, slightly drunk, Steve Marriott and band at the early eighties 2 day music festival at Ponde, near Adelaide South Australia. I love the start when Steve starts the song riff and the bass player goes to join in only to find his bass isn`t plugged into the amp! Many thanks to "jimgeorge1" for pointing out that the keyboard player is Goldy McJohn, a former member of Steppenwolf and letting me know that the Bass player was Jim Leverton and the drummer (unseen) was Fallon Williams. Interestingly, Fallon Williams enjoyed the tour down under so much that he consequently moved here. I`d also like to suggest that at this time in Steve Marriott`s recording career the most likely name of the group would have been "STEVE MARRIOTT and THE PACKET OF THREE". Although for possibly obvious reasons, concert promoters often used the name "Humble Pie" for advertising and promotional purposes. Something Steve Marriott was evidently none too pleased about.. + Informações

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