Humble Pie- I Believe to My Soul (LIVE) 

What amazing times you would have had on the road with these guys .... wonderful memories for you to cherish forever. Sadly your Dad and Steve were taken far too soon .... but as a fan I love to lose myself in their music, thankfully for all the recordings, we the fans have that. 💜

Steve has been rockin in heaven for some time now.

love that line, who da fuk is charlie biarch lol

edit: I forgot to mention particular moment of this performance that I tend to rewind too often. It's 5:33 - the build-up and then the apogee when he makes this hight note on "when you know my name is Steve!" Goosebumps every time.

I second that

Thanks for the invite🙌🙌🙌💕💕💕💕💕

"I believe...just as my name is Steve" ... I smiled at that one.

I take it you've seen the studio live of "Black Coffee" if you havn't your in for something unbelievably sweet.

+tisha3souls Jeryy Shirley (the drummer) said it was cocaine that killed the band.

Steve Marriott had just returned from New York, got drunk and fell asleep smoking a cigarette. His bed caught on fire and he crawled the wrong direction to get out of the room. Thats what killed the band.

The "real" Humble Pie was long over before the late great Steve Marriott died. Jerry Shirley still owns the band name, so this year (2018) he formed yet another incarnation of the band.

tisha3souls I fail to imagine who could not be blown away by Steve Marriott 😱🎸🌺

@@pompom7x728 you got that right!

Couldn't agree more!!!!!

A tragic read!

@@meistertynemouth Indeed! I have also finished All or Nothing by Simon Spense (or Spence). This book is even more heartbreaking than All Too Beautiful, if you can believe that. My gosh what a mesmerizing talent who fell back into alcoholism and cocaine after being free of it - for the most part - during his short time back with Manon in England, about 1984-86. He was looking better in about 1985-87. But by 89 was bloated, kidney and alcohol problems again and of course the fire. The truth is tragic indeed!

I have also read All or nothing. A tough read!

I couldn't agree more 1949er! Steve is absolutely phenomenal with Clem here, but it's also the Blackberries that bring out the best soul in Steve vocally. The harmonies with his lead take me off on a cloud of high elevation....and that guitar solo waving it's way through those harmonies is a masterpiece of sublime sound.

Marriott wanted Frampton to join Small Faces so that he could concentrate on being front man. The reputed reason that the Small Faces never toured America is cos Marriott didn't have enough confidence in his guitar playing. When the other members of the Small Faces vetoed Frampton joining, Marriott apologized to Frampton and offered to help him form a band. He introduced Frampton to Gerry Shirley from Apostolic Intervention. When Marriott walked out on the Small Faces he contacted Frampton and asked if he could join his new band. Frampton said yes. Marriott also said i've got a bass guitarist too. That was Greg Ridley from Spooky Tooth.

Best live album ever

Yep - Just comes out kicking with Up Our Sleeves and rolls on through. I like much better than Performance/Fillmore. Also, the recording quality is outstanding.

The Darkness are keeping rock alive

John Mayer is a HELL of a guitarist my friend. Even Clapton admitted that.

Very good

It's actually a Ray Charles song.

Sean Mccloskey no shit

@@scottjohnson5877 then why comment that it's a Van Morrison song?

He was but it was Clem on this

Winterland King biscuit hour

Peter