He is a Brit, with a British accent. He's a great talent. Been around since the mid 1960s. One of the greatest voices ever. We miss you Steve. How about "The Blackberries" singing back up.
Every time I hear Stevie Marriott sing, it breaks my heart he died so young and in such tragic circumstances. Quite simply, the greatest rock and soul voice I've ever heard in nearly 60 years. God rest his dear soul. They must be making some sweet music in heaven right now.
Saw him with Humble Pie in 1971. He was among the most charismatic performers I ever saw. You couldn't take your eyes off of him. And the best pure rock voice I ever heard.
Steve was a Great guitar player singer, Humble Pie Live, unbelievable. Yes, the Ladies were there. Wailing sent chills down one's spine. 1972 LA colosseum.
Steve Marriott was the best rock singer of all time as far as I'm concerned. 30 days in the hole is a good one, I don't need no doctor also. There's a video of Beth Hart doing I don't need on Doctor where I swear shes channeling Steve Marriott.
Thanks a lot for posting this song. Steve Marriott, The "small Giant" of rock and soul music. And thanks for demonstrating that music transcends beyond generations, cultures, races or religions.
This is the kind of music that brings different people together. Whenever there's a police beat-down and tempers start to get dangerous, they should just get a kick-ass "mixed" band like this to play all day in the public square and remind everybody we're all in the same boat.
Steve Marriott was a pivotal figure in the English MOD movement of the 60s with his band *The Small Faces - Tin Soldier* is an amazing Small Faces track with backing vocals by PP Arnold - That's where it's at. P.P. Arnold was a cute wee thing (gorgeous) & Marriott was dating her - lucky lad.
Yes, a huge contributor to their sound/feel/everything - also, the similarities in Frampton's/Marriott's voices helped create the band's ott chemical reaction
Frampton was co-founder., and yes, so damn sad. Just read an article, he is with his guitar he wrote Baby I love..constantly, even having it in bed because he knows playing will be over soon....damn, damn, shame.
Thank you very much Modern Renaissance Man for posting this. I am 60 and live in the UK. Remember seeing this on television when it was first broadcasted in 1973. Love the Blackberries in it as well. I bought Black Coffee and had it as a single record on vinyl. Earlier today I posted Black Coffee on my facebook page to mark the birthday of the late Steve Marriott.
Modern Renaissance Man , This guy first hit the stage at 13 years old (1960) playing the Artful Dodger in the West End London production of the musical "Oliver'". Mid to late 60's he fronted an extremely successful (top ten) band called The Small Faces. He left the band to join Peter Frampton and Humble Pie was formed. This clip in the video was just after Frampton left. I first got to see Steve in the mid 80's when, a little disillusioned with the business. he was back doing HIS thing HIS way, fronting a trio called Packet Of Three. Easily one the best acts I've ever seen and I've seen easily over a 1,000+ bands in my 50+ years going to gigs . It's worth checking out 'Steve Marriott' on Wikipedia to see where his influences are and 'Packet Of Three' here on TH-cam to hear his still very soulful vocal and guitar work. A very sad day for me when I heard the news in '91. Another British treasure gone but through his amazing talent, he's still with us through his music.
I had the pleasure of seeing him live twice, once with the Pie and once with one of his solo bands circa 84-85. Both times his voice was in tip top shape and very impressive, he is well missed.
Steve Marriott was a force to be reckoned with and had an immense way of commanding the song and his voice - all that power and raw soul coming out of the little guy because he wasnt that big! Lol! Great stuff!
There is another fantastic singer fromEngland, Steve Winwood. He was in Traffic and Blind Faith and solo. In fact, he was touring the US in September this year. John Barleycorn is an old English folk reinterpreted it’s great. Steve Winwood has been going since the mid 60’s.
Stevie was one of a kind, for sure. Never disrespected, by anyone. Accepted, by all. And, why the hell not. We're all in this together. Music always brings people together. Why can't everything else, do the same. Rock forth.
My God that Stevie Marriott (RIP) could really give it some welly. His soul voice is way off the chart and he's very sadly missed by all those of us who appreciate great rock & soul music, and he was amongst the very best. God rest him. 💔 🙋♂
Chris Newton That’s a great one! Live at the Fillmore was one of my favorite albums from that era! U can really hear how Robert Plant was influenced by Steve
This is an Ike & Tina Turner song, written by Tina. The middle background singer is Venetta Fields, she was an Ikette, a background vocalist for Ike & Tina Turner.
And in the middle of the girl singers, one of the best back up singers of all time - Vanetta Fields. So proud to tell people that she has called the Great Southern Land her home since the early eighties. So, as people of my generation would say - "She's a good sort!"
Steve Marriott stood 5 foot nothing and had a voice of a giant. The album HUMBLE PIE PERFORMANCE ROCKIN THE FILMORE the song I DON'T NEED NO DOCTOR be prepared to be blown away. btw that's Peter Frampton playing guitar on I don't need no doctor. Whos Peter Frampton? Just some guy that filled stadiums when he played that's all.
Steve Marriott was a huge fan of black American music and had a huge collection of discs from the states when he was 14. He came from the same area of East London that I grew up in. A hugely talented guy. Probably the best white soul voice to come out of the UK, not just my opinion but some of the top frontmen of the era.
"You see my skin is WHITE But my soul is BLACK!" -Steve just summarized the essence of Rock 'n' Roll in a nutshell! The original genre of music that brought the differet races together like no other had before. Long live Rock 'n' Roll. Black, white it's all right! ✌🏽+♥️+🎸
... good man MODERNRENAISSANCEMAN is really digging himself into this song recorded back in 1973 by HUMBLE PIE .. he knows and loves good music when he hears it no matter who does it ..
Steve Marriott had an incredible voice. He started out with The Small Faces in the 60:s. He nearly got to be the singer of Led Zeppelin. But his manager stopped it. Humble Pie has some really good music in their catalog. My recommendation for the next song to react to from them is "Stone Cold Fever"
By the way, if you listen to the lyrics on black coffee there is a slight dig at the USA. In London slang Doh Ray me means money. “America home of the free you can get anything if you have the doh Ray me.
Venetta Fields is the middle backing vocalist who is a very famous session vocalist .Last time I saw she was living in Australia and backed a guy called John Farnham on his big hits
John Farnham who is basically the second guy known and Little River Band with the big hits from 1980 on Glenn shorrock and gram gold were the two big guys that got the big Little River Band power heads up through lonesome Loser however John Farnham has been with the Little River Band for almost four years now keeping it alive in the legacy
Man,..... I am so glad you played this song. The comments about 30 days in the hole are right on. The song is on the Smokin Album, which I'm playing right now.
Man I love that intense soulful voice of Steve Marriott's and he could jam on that guitar at the very same time. Listened to his music since the early 70s as a young teenager and still listening here in my early 60s. Love it! 😎👍
This song was written by Ike and Tina if my memory is correct; and these backup singers, named The Blackberries, also performed as Ikettes from time to time. The girl on the right, Clydie King, worked extensively with Bob Dylan and just passed away less than one year ago.
Loved humble pie. This is mike’s mother doing the comments. I’m 79 loved the mills brothers please do caravan it was from a movie& cab driver. One brother played guitar but they did musical instruments with their voices also. Love them so much
Steve Marriott was a fantastic blue-eyed rock/soul master. RIP, Sir. Humble Pie had some great music, even with Peter Frampton who was not in this video. Early Rod Stewart with The Faces had a similar vibe and is well worth checking out. Try Humble Pie - I Don't Need No Doctor and The Faces - Stay With Me... or I'm Losing You at BBC Live.
Yeah some Tina Turner in Marriot's voice! Thank you, I was trying to figure out who his singing reminds me of 😀👍👏 LOVE your reaction! Bless you too in Jesus's mighty name.
STEVE PERRY,PAUL ROGERS,LOU GRAMM,ROBERT PLANT AND STEVE MARRIOTT ARE IN MY TOP FIVE NO MATTER WHAT!! STEVE MARRIOTT WAS RAW,SOULFUL AND ORGANIC. A TRUE AND RARE TALENT.
@@gregcable3250 GOOD POINT.. JOE COCKER AND JOHN FOGERTY ARE BOTH ROCK ICONS!!
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Always loved Steve Marriot s vocals. With the Small Faces too. He sang like Sam Cook. So did Rod Stewart especially when he was in the Faces which worked out cause he replaced Steve Marriot and Ronnie Wood joined and they became the Faces.
Oh this is SUCH a classic! Could not be topped. Stevie Marriott: a total wild child. Humble Pie is amazing and "Thirty Days in the Hole" is another classic of theirs. Thanks for sharing this and loved your facial expressions! Haha! So great! Other contemporaries of theirs...different energy, but every bit as classic: Deep Purple. Highway Star! and Godzilla, of course..
Kinda sad bit of info about the singer Steve Marriott. He went out one night with his wife and another couple. They had all had a lot to drink, so Steve's friends said stay at ours rather than getting a cab. But at around 1.30 in the morning, Steve woke up and without waking his wife, or telling anybody, he called a cab and went home alone. He went to bed and fell asleep with a cigarette burning. The house was burnt down and Steve was found hiding in a cupboard dead. He had a brilliant voice. If you listen to him in his other band The Small Faces Itchycoo Park, it's a classic.
His death was a direct consequence of his behaviour, by that time he was deep into alcohol and other stuff, sad cause he was a great musician and one of the finest voices to come from uk.
These ladies and more soul sisters were in high demand back in these days to ROCK IT on the background vocals!!!! Just a little fact for ya Clydie King the lady to the far right sang back ground vocals along with Merie Clayton who is not in this video! Sang on Lynyrd Skynyrds Sweet Home Alabama!!!!! Rest in peace Steve Marriot
His most famous song is called, itchy coo Park and it was one of the most popular songs of the 1960s. It was great! before he started the Group Humble Pie, his band was called Small Faces. Him and his band members were from England. If you get a chance listen to Itchy Coo Park.
All I had to see was "Black Coffee" and your face on the thumbnail reacting and I already knew I'd like it. Then I saw the basses and guitar in the back and I KNEW I'd like it. SUBSCRIBED, my friend.
One of my most enduring early '70s faves; glad to see Humble Pie transcending generations - for me, for one thing, their tone never grows old - still a potent combo of British blues, hard rock & lyricism. Hope you're ready to hear HP's take on I'm Ready - it smokes!
"Hmble Pie" was founded by the lead singer, "Steve Marriott, who had been a founding member of "Small Faces". There's an excellent video history on youtube about "Small Faces" that will fill you in.
Steve Marriott was also in a group called the Small Faces before this group. They had some good songs, too. Itchycoo Park, Sunday Afternoon and Tin Soldier are three examples.
I saw Humble Pie around 1975 and met Steve Marriot. He was a great guy. Also, the guy at the end was "Whispering" Bob Harris who hosted this show called "The Old Grey Whistle Test" whom I have also met.
Love this video/song and the way he and the "blackberries" (girl back-up singers) played off of (and flirted with) each other. Such great fun! OH -- and you should check out their "30 Days in the Hole" -- One of the greatest bangers of the past half-century!
Steve was real. Only knew HOT & NASTY and 30 DAYS IN THE HOLE when I bought my SMOKIN’ album in ‘72. My my my. I especially love how he sings I WONDER. 😎
Steve is the most underrated singer I can think of. He turned Jimmy Page down when Jimmy was putting Zeppelin together. He was almost the replacement for Brian Jones. I've heard about every studio, live, and bootleg you can possibly name. If he ever gave a bad performance, I've yet to hear it. Anyboby new to Steve should also check out The Small faces. It's a different beast than Humble Pie, but it's definitely worth a listen. When it came to rock roll vocals he was the Goat. Nobody even gets a close second. "Live With Me" from their self title 1970 album is a must hear. It's a little more laid back than the music Humble Pie would go on to make in the next 2 years. It's a pity that time has already mostly forgotten Steve. He was one of the best to ever do it. Maybe THE best.
This song in my jam. You cracked me up talking about there being some half and half! I think I started listening to Humble Pie because of Almost Famous.
I'm so lucky born 1945 then in my teens got hit by some of the best bands ever used to go to Mothers ended up in London after attending the Hollywood concert in Newcastle under lime the start for Mungo Jerry many legends there its been a very lucky life so far
The British blues bands of the 60’s and 70’s worshipped and revered all the great American blues masters.
Steve Marriott is the greatest musician from the UK!
Brilliant performer!
Amazing voice!
Excellent Songwriter!
Great guitarist!
Tina Turner wrote this song. She and Ike recorded it on their “Feel Good” album in 1972. Humble Pie’s cover of the song came out in 1973.
He is a Brit, with a British accent. He's a great talent. Been around since the mid 1960s. One of the greatest voices ever. We miss you Steve. How about "The Blackberries" singing back up.
Clydie King, Vanetta Fields, & Shirley Matthews: THE BLACKBERRIES
People don't realise Steve was a brilliant blues guitarist too. TH-cam him for 1985 five years long
Every time I hear Stevie Marriott sing, it breaks my heart he died so young and in such tragic circumstances. Quite simply, the greatest rock and soul voice I've ever heard in nearly 60 years. God rest his dear soul. They must be making some sweet music in heaven right now.
Saw him with Humble Pie in 1971. He was among the most charismatic performers I ever saw. You couldn't take your eyes off of him. And the best pure rock voice I ever heard.
Agreed
agreed. I keep seeing Facebook posts of "name the best voice in rock", and my answer is Steve Marriott.
Agree
Steve was a Great guitar player singer, Humble Pie Live, unbelievable. Yes,
the Ladies were there. Wailing sent chills down one's spine. 1972 LA colosseum.
Haha love this and your reaction, My dad on the bass with the guys, R,i,p Steve and dad..
No one will ever forget Greg Ridley. Impossible.
Your dad was one hell of a bass player and vocalist, loved him in the Spooky tooth also!!!!!!!!
@@arturodelfavero9310 Thank man.....
Jake R your dad was up there. The hottest bass player in London at the time
Love u bro ❤
I've seen these boys in concert back in the early seventies. Takes me back to a time when music had heart and soul
True
Steve Marriott was the best rock singer of all time as far as I'm concerned. 30 days in the hole is a good one, I don't need no doctor also. There's a video of Beth Hart doing I don't need on Doctor where I swear shes channeling Steve Marriott.
I'm fixing to look it up
Yesss, Steve Marriott. Check out 30 Days in the Hole. Dude can sing !!
Julie D. Yes indeed!
Oh Yeah!
First time I heard this song and I am 63 years old. 30 Days in the Hole was the one song I remember them by.
Agree
Of Course, MRM, he sounds like Tina Turner! She and Ike Turner wrote the song and sang it first! He copied her!
How in the world could someone click a thumbs down I have no idea! The greatest Blue eyed singer of all time!
"my skin is white, but my soul is black"
Thanks a lot for posting this song. Steve Marriott, The "small Giant" of rock and soul music. And thanks for demonstrating that music transcends beyond generations, cultures, races or religions.
I love how he ends each session...I wish you all food, shelter, clothing and health....God bless you all in Jesus name! I love this guy.
This is the kind of music that brings different people together. Whenever there's a police beat-down and tempers start to get dangerous, they should just get a kick-ass "mixed" band like this to play all day in the public square and remind everybody we're all in the same boat.
RIGHT ON !!!
Should listen to him in the Small Faces as well, doing Tin Soldier.
Classic Song Tin Soldier..vocals are just amazing ...Kenny Jones in my opinion 1 of the top 5 drummers of all time ...
No doubt!!!
MY FAVORITE Small Faces tune!
Yep, Steve Marriott has one hell of a voice. The combination of him and Peter Frampton on guitar made Humble Pie sound hot hot hot
That was Clem Clemson on the slide. Frampton was gone by this stage.
fuck frampton, Steve shits all over him
Steve Marriott was a pivotal figure in the English MOD movement of the 60s with his band *The Small Faces - Tin Soldier* is an amazing Small Faces track with backing vocals by PP Arnold - That's where it's at. P.P. Arnold was a cute wee thing (gorgeous) & Marriott was dating her - lucky lad.
RIP Steve Mariott.Peter Frampton was in Humble Pie too
Indeed. Just heard the sad news of Frampton's illness. It's gotta be a f'n nightmare, for him. Hope for the best.
Yes, a huge contributor to their sound/feel/everything - also, the similarities in Frampton's/Marriott's voices helped create the band's ott chemical reaction
And Clem Clempson on lead guitar
@@johnnosiennek7066 not at the same time tho
Frampton was co-founder., and yes, so damn sad. Just read an article, he is with his guitar he wrote Baby I love..constantly, even having it in bed because he knows playing will be over soon....damn, damn, shame.
The blonde guitarist is Clem Clempson a seriously underated talent
Thank you very much Modern Renaissance Man for posting this. I am 60 and live in the UK. Remember seeing this on television when it was first broadcasted in 1973. Love the Blackberries in it as well. I bought Black Coffee and had it as a single record on vinyl. Earlier today I posted Black Coffee on my facebook page to mark the birthday of the late Steve Marriott.
"I got hung over before I was 10"
One of the greatest blues lines ever. It reminds me of "My momma says she loves me, but she could be jivin' too"
Modern Renaissance Man
, This guy first hit the stage at 13 years old (1960) playing the Artful Dodger in the West End London production of the musical "Oliver'". Mid to late 60's he fronted an extremely successful (top ten) band called The Small Faces. He left the band to join Peter Frampton and Humble Pie was formed. This clip in the video was just after Frampton left. I first got to see Steve in the mid 80's when, a little disillusioned with the business. he was back doing HIS thing HIS way, fronting a trio called Packet Of Three. Easily one the best acts I've ever seen and I've seen easily over a 1,000+ bands in my 50+ years going to gigs . It's worth checking out 'Steve Marriott' on Wikipedia to see where his influences are and 'Packet Of Three' here on TH-cam to hear his still very soulful vocal and guitar work. A very sad day for me when I heard the news in '91. Another British treasure gone but through his amazing talent, he's still with us through his music.
I had the pleasure of seeing him live twice, once with the Pie and once with one of his solo bands circa 84-85. Both times his voice was in tip top shape and very impressive, he is well missed.
Steve was a small man but he had a big soulful voice, possibly one of the best blues and rock singers ever.
Steve Marriott was a force to be reckoned with and had an immense way of commanding the song and his voice - all that power and raw soul coming out of the little guy because he wasnt that big! Lol! Great stuff!
He was a Small Face.
“Ya see, my skin is white, but my soul is black”. Indeed it is brother, indeed it is
There is another fantastic singer fromEngland, Steve Winwood. He was in Traffic and Blind Faith and solo. In fact, he was touring the US in September this year. John Barleycorn is an old English folk reinterpreted it’s great. Steve Winwood has been going since the mid 60’s.
This was recorded for the BBC's "The Old Grey Whistle Test". A music show which focused on "serious" rock music and aired on BBC2 from 1971 to 1988.
Stevie was one of a kind, for sure. Never disrespected, by anyone. Accepted, by all.
And, why the hell not. We're all in this together. Music always brings people together. Why can't everything else, do the same. Rock forth.
My God that Stevie Marriott (RIP) could really give it some welly. His soul voice is way off the chart and he's very sadly missed by all those of us who appreciate great rock & soul music, and he was amongst the very best. God rest him. 💔 🙋♂
30 Days in the Hole
Chris Newton That’s a great one! Live at the Fillmore was one of my favorite albums from that era! U can really hear how Robert Plant was influenced by Steve
Chris Newton some of the small faces songs are astonishing ,very underrated band
This is an Ike & Tina Turner song, written by Tina. The middle background singer is Venetta Fields, she was an Ikette, a background vocalist for Ike & Tina Turner.
And in the middle of the girl singers, one of the best back up singers of all time - Vanetta Fields. So proud to tell people that she has called the Great Southern Land her home since the early eighties. So, as people of my generation would say - "She's a good sort!"
Steve Marriott stood 5 foot nothing and had a voice of a giant. The album HUMBLE PIE PERFORMANCE ROCKIN THE FILMORE the song I DON'T NEED NO DOCTOR be prepared to be blown away. btw that's Peter Frampton playing guitar on I don't need no doctor. Whos Peter Frampton? Just some guy that filled stadiums when he played that's all.
Love this track!! Great slide, the ladies killed it and Stevie Marriott was one hell of a singer rip
That voice took ya by surprise right?LOL A little slice of Humble Pie,yummy! "30 Days in the Hole"will blow ya away!
Steve Marriott was a huge fan of black American music and had a huge collection of discs from the states when he was 14. He came from the same area of East London that I grew up in. A hugely talented guy. Probably the best white soul voice to come out of the UK, not just my opinion but some of the top frontmen of the era.
"You see my skin is WHITE
But my soul is BLACK!"
-Steve just summarized the essence of Rock 'n' Roll in a nutshell! The original genre of music that brought the differet races together like no other had before. Long live Rock 'n' Roll. Black, white it's all right! ✌🏽+♥️+🎸
... good man MODERNRENAISSANCEMAN is really digging himself into this song recorded back in 1973 by HUMBLE PIE .. he knows and loves good music when he hears it no matter who does it ..
The "Blackberries" were sounding good as well!
Can you imagine him and Tina Turner singing together. It wouldn’t be a duet. It would be stereo.
And Tina WROTE the song... which she recorded the year before Humble Pie did this incredible cover.
Yessssir, that's the LEGEND himself, Steve Marriott!
Not only 30 Days in the Hole, even BETTER YET, do Roadrunner G Jam!
Steve Marriott had an incredible voice. He started out with The Small Faces in the 60:s. He nearly got to be the singer of Led Zeppelin. But his manager stopped it. Humble Pie has some really good music in their catalog. My recommendation for the next song to react to from them is "Stone Cold Fever"
Yeah, and Led Zeppelin stole the Small Faces song. Stole Steve's style and all.
By the way, if you listen to the lyrics on black coffee there is a slight dig at the USA. In London slang Doh Ray me means money.
“America home of the free you can get anything if you have the doh Ray me.
Venetta Fields is the middle backing vocalist who is a very famous session vocalist .Last time I saw she was living in Australia and backed a guy called John Farnham on his big hits
Indeed the great Venetta Fields and the great John Farnham!!! Awesome!!!
John Farnham who is basically the second guy known and Little River Band with the big hits from 1980 on Glenn shorrock and gram gold were the two big guys that got the big Little River Band power heads up through lonesome Loser however John Farnham has been with the Little River Band for almost four years now keeping it alive in the legacy
I was on that tour ( with Sam brown) , it was great and Venetta was lovely💫
Man,..... I am so glad you played this song. The comments about 30 days in the hole are right on. The song is on the Smokin Album, which I'm playing right now.
Man I love that intense soulful voice of Steve Marriott's and he could jam on that guitar at the very same time. Listened to his music since the early 70s as a young teenager and still listening here in my early 60s. Love it! 😎👍
One of the coolest voices in Rock' n roll, RIP Steve Marriot
Oh wow! Humble Pie !! Excellent choice !
This song was written by Ike and Tina if my memory is correct; and these backup singers, named The Blackberries, also performed as Ikettes from time to time. The girl on the right, Clydie King, worked extensively with Bob Dylan and just passed away less than one year ago.
My favorite Humble Pie tune is No Doctor.
Nice to see you experience what I grew up on.
This band had soul and a young Peter Frampton.
Loved humble pie. This is mike’s mother doing the comments. I’m 79 loved the mills brothers please do caravan it was from a movie& cab driver. One brother played guitar but they did musical instruments with their voices also. Love them so much
Every time you shake your head to the sides I know the singer put a little extra soul into the music😁
This is live from a TV show called "The old grey whistle test " many well known bands performed on the show
Steve Marriott was a fantastic blue-eyed rock/soul master. RIP, Sir. Humble Pie had some great music, even with Peter Frampton who was not in this video. Early Rod Stewart with The Faces had a similar vibe and is well worth checking out. Try Humble Pie - I Don't Need No Doctor and The Faces - Stay With Me... or I'm Losing You at BBC Live.
This is from "The old grey whistle test" ...a late Saturday night music program covering all kinds of music with Bob Harris (the bearded one )
Yeah some Tina Turner in Marriot's voice! Thank you, I was trying to figure out who his singing reminds me of 😀👍👏
LOVE your reaction! Bless you too in Jesus's mighty name.
STEVE PERRY,PAUL ROGERS,LOU GRAMM,ROBERT PLANT AND STEVE MARRIOTT ARE IN MY TOP FIVE NO MATTER WHAT!! STEVE MARRIOTT WAS RAW,SOULFUL AND ORGANIC. A TRUE AND RARE TALENT.
You missed Joe Cocker, but you got a lot of great ones. I would add Chris Robinson as a recent entry--Black Crowes.
Oh Shoot, and John Fogerty in Creedence Clearwater Revival.
@@gregcable3250 GOOD POINT..
JOE COCKER AND JOHN FOGERTY ARE BOTH ROCK ICONS!!
Always loved Steve Marriot s vocals. With the Small Faces too. He sang like Sam Cook. So did Rod Stewart especially when he was in the Faces which worked out cause he replaced Steve Marriot and Ronnie Wood joined and they became the Faces.
My favorite singer in the world! RIP Steve Marriott.
Oh this is SUCH a classic! Could not be topped. Stevie Marriott: a total wild child.
Humble Pie is amazing and "Thirty Days in the Hole" is another classic of theirs. Thanks for sharing this and loved your facial expressions! Haha! So great! Other contemporaries of theirs...different energy, but every bit as classic: Deep Purple. Highway Star! and Godzilla, of course..
This baby Can Sang!!! Not sing.. But SANG!! bring it y'all
Kinda sad bit of info about the singer Steve Marriott. He went out one night with his wife and another couple. They had all had a lot to drink, so Steve's friends said stay at ours rather than getting a cab. But at around 1.30 in the morning, Steve woke up and without waking his wife, or telling anybody, he called a cab and went home alone. He went to bed and fell asleep with a cigarette burning. The house was burnt down and Steve was found hiding in a cupboard dead. He had a brilliant voice. If you listen to him in his other band The Small Faces Itchycoo Park, it's a classic.
His death was a direct consequence of his behaviour, by that time he was deep into alcohol and other stuff, sad cause he was a great musician and one of the finest voices to come from uk.
Not all of us pay so dearly for our behavior. Let's set judgement aside. @@jokkergar
@@jokkergar you are a fucking prick.as ye judge so ye shall be judged.
Marriott in rock vocal heaven bouncing tones off those beautiful ladies' soulful intonations. Thank you, sir, for your insightful, heartfelt analysis.
You have to listen to 30 days in the hole. That is hands down THE song they are known for.
Before humble pie Steve Marriott was in the band small faces you listened to a song from that band called itchycoo park. The man is a legend.
These ladies and more soul sisters were in high demand back in these days to ROCK IT on the background vocals!!!! Just a little fact for ya Clydie King the lady to the far right sang back ground vocals along with Merie Clayton who is not in this video! Sang on Lynyrd Skynyrds Sweet Home Alabama!!!!! Rest in peace Steve Marriot
His first band was called the Small Faces. So called because all members were 5'7" or shorter! They would be well worth checking out too.
A great blues rock band from back in the day.
The blackberries backup really was fantastic with humble pie
Maybe it's my age but I love the reactions from this era. It reminds me why my kids always stole my CD's!!
No 8 track tapes. With a book of matches wedged in the player so ot would play right.
I know what you mean, my son thinks Pink Floyd is the greatest group ever after he listened to my records.
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His most famous song is called, itchy coo Park and it was one of the most popular songs of the 1960s. It was great! before he started the Group Humble Pie, his band was called Small Faces. Him and his band members were from England. If you get a chance listen to Itchy Coo Park.
All I had to see was "Black Coffee" and your face on the thumbnail reacting and I already knew I'd like it. Then I saw the basses and guitar in the back and I KNEW I'd like it. SUBSCRIBED, my friend.
Listen to Humble Pies 30 days in the hole and Dont need no Doctor
I don't need no doctor!! Great song!!
and Stone Cold Fever
One of my most enduring early '70s faves; glad to see Humble Pie transcending generations - for me, for one thing, their tone never grows old - still a potent combo of British blues, hard rock & lyricism. Hope you're ready to hear HP's take on I'm Ready - it smokes!
One of his biggest hits was part The Small Faces the track was “Ichycoo Park”
Old guy here, another great voice from the 70's is a band called Free, "Alright now", "Fire and water" and others.. Helluva vocalist..
Humble Pie was the first concert i went to. It was about the same time as this was recorded...Yep I'm getting old. Great show!
That's called GROOVIN' early 70s style.
I'm a long time fan and I can't believe I missed this. Great reaction! 4 years ago and I missed it.
"Hmble Pie" was founded by the lead singer, "Steve Marriott, who had been a founding member of "Small Faces".
There's an excellent video history on youtube about "Small Faces" that will fill you in.
Check out 30 Days in the Hole -Humble Pie
Grand Funk Railroad - Inside Looking Out
Farner talks about how they were both pals when they toured together
Grand Funk Railroad - " Heartbreaker "
Inside lookin out is just bad ass
@@magfedacex One of the best live performance, especially by a three-piece band.
Steve Marriott was also in a group called the Small Faces before this group. They had some good songs, too.
Itchycoo Park, Sunday Afternoon and Tin Soldier are three examples.
Ah The Old Grey Whistle Test with Bob Harris.....best TV in it's day.
I saw Humble Pie around 1975 and met Steve Marriot. He was a great guy. Also, the guy at the end was "Whispering" Bob Harris who hosted this show called "The Old Grey Whistle Test" whom I have also met.
Love this!!! Amazing voice and you can tell how much they love what they do. Smiling and laughing
steve the man 5ft 4 with a voice of a giant he gave and gave and enjoyed every miniute of it soul and star rip steve
i love that reactions, i love the way you can feel steve's amazing voice.. good content buddy
Glad you enjoyed
@@Modern-Renaissance-Man yeah, I'm very enjoy it, thank's
A great rockin blues band from the best of times.
Listen to how wonderful the guitar licks sound also . Very rich natural sound,excellent vocals ,they are not just phoning it in.
Love this video/song and the way he and the "blackberries" (girl back-up singers) played off of (and flirted with) each other. Such great fun! OH -- and you should check out their "30 Days in the Hole" -- One of the greatest bangers of the past half-century!
Steve was real. Only knew HOT & NASTY and 30 DAYS IN THE HOLE when I bought my SMOKIN’ album in ‘72. My my my. I especially love how he sings I WONDER. 😎
Steve is the most underrated singer I can think of. He turned Jimmy Page down when Jimmy was putting Zeppelin together. He was almost the replacement for Brian Jones. I've heard about every studio, live, and bootleg you can possibly name. If he ever gave a bad performance, I've yet to hear it. Anyboby new to Steve should also check out The Small faces. It's a different beast than Humble Pie, but it's definitely worth a listen. When it came to rock roll vocals he was the Goat. Nobody even gets a close second. "Live With Me" from their self title 1970 album is a must hear. It's a little more laid back than the music Humble Pie would go on to make in the next 2 years. It's a pity that time has already mostly forgotten Steve. He was one of the best to ever do it. Maybe THE best.
This song in my jam. You cracked me up talking about there being some half and half! I think I started listening to Humble Pie because of Almost Famous.
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I'm so lucky born 1945 then in my teens got hit by some of the best bands ever used to go to Mothers ended up in London after attending the Hollywood concert in Newcastle under lime the start for Mungo Jerry many legends there its been a very lucky life so far
Out of the mouths of babes.....to have never heard our Steve! Inconceivable!!!