These guys are all over 60 and they rock harder than 90% of the 20 somethings today. What's happening in today's music; I'm not hearing any quality. This is rock and roll at its purest; it's what rock should sound like. Take note generation Y this is how it needs to be done. No fancy effects, overdubs or pop crap; just Les Pauls and Fenders plugged into amps. with gain on 7; nothing more.
It was great to see these guys up there throwing down like the old days. Also cool to see was Framton playing his old formally stolen black beauty. It had that old LP tone the Pie was known for.
I'm a couple of months short of 60. This is my theme song. While my friends and family are dropping like flies, I keep on rockin! I DON"T NEED NO DOCTOR!
@@bigtwit799 What's "Luck" got to do with it???... "Luck" is how At-Least-ers and No-Hope-ers explain the good fortune of those who pay the price for what they want... "Good Luck" with that "luck" thing, mijito.
You get four original members of Humble Pie, playing together on stage, as a tribute to their great singer Steve Marriott, who is dead, and people moan because it doesn't sound as good. WTF?!
Started going to local dancehall/bar room, the Safari Club in extreme southern LA Lafourche parish, 1971, 14 years old. That's the first song I heard that really stuck in my head. It's just so loud and repetitive. Still get that same feeling today. party on
Peter did his best to cover Steve's vocals. I give him credit for that. He knew he couldn't, because no one can. So, he did the best he could. And he did Steve right. Peace.
@@deanmyrick7848 I saw an interview with Peter, and he was asked what it was like to sing in a group with Steve. His answer? Intimidating. However, he went on to say how thankful he was to have Steve as his mentor and teacher.
I was at this gig Paul Weller, Noel Gallagher, Midge Ure all pitched up. Ian Mac McClagan and Kenney Jones doing various house band duties. This lot blew them all the fuck away. They walked on and gave me goosebumps just tuning up! Sheer class and power. Loads of mods down the front. I'm not sure they knew what had hit them!!!
Peter and Clem playing great together, and the band sounded fantastic. Steve's huge voice is sorely missed... Steve could belt it out better than anyone I ever heard. I must say Peter lit it up as far as the solo's went, good grief he plays with such taste and fire.
I saw them in the early 70's and they were the best live band I'd seen at the time. 50 years and give or take 50 live bands later they're still one of the best. Skynyrd before the plane crash were hard to beat live as well.
I Saw Skynerd before the crash, they opened for Golden Earing, at the Apollo Glasgow ,Scotland ,they were awesome, as were Golden Earing, but Rockin the Fillmore is my fav live album. Rock on.
@@franciscampone3687 Don't mention Golden Earring. It is the only real time since I met my best mate in 1965 until his passing 10 years ago that we fell out. He, always, made the arrangements for Gigs until this one and only time when he left it to me. Golden Earring: Croydon Greyhound 1973 with 3,000 standing in South East London, pay on the door. We got nearer and nearer but where were the usual queues? Got to the door and they were on the previous week.It was a long, silent bus ride home. LOL
I saw Steve Marriott at the half moon Putney UK in May 1990 with Kofi Baker on drums and Jim Levine ? On bass with 15 other punters I could not believe how good it was my ears where never the same I also have a framed poster of Steve Marriott Felton Hall in Hounslow UK and I will never sell it it will go in my coffin Julian Pugsley Dario Coogee RIP Steve
I wish this foursome would have stayed together and done one last tour as Humble Pie. I mean NO ONE will ever replace Steve Marriott, but Frampton and Clem together with that rhythm section would have been phenomenal...and maybe with Frampton's draw, it would have exposed the legacy of Steve and The Pie to a whole new generation. So glad I grew up with the chance to experience their whole career in real time. R.I.P. Steve and Greg...thanks for blowing my mind.
I agree, I would have paid to see this version of Humble Pie on tour. Like many here, I thought Rockin the Fillmore was one of the best live albums, ever. I did see them in summer 1972, but Frampton had left by then. I was amazed at Marriot's voice, it was stunning to hear live. The band was great, but I wish that Frampton would have been there, as his vocal harmonies were so good. This is a video to watch again and again.
I played this song so many times after it came out. Played it at one of my house parties, things got pretty wild, landlord kicked us out the next day. A few months later I went to see them live at Winterland in San Francisco. What a show.
At A concert in reseda ca.back in the eighties,steve said too the crowd,I dont need no DR. I just need A nurse with big bossoms,I cleaned it up A bit for the younger crowd. rip steve.😇
Still watching this great performance in 2021. Can't believe it's 20 yrs old. Can't help wishing for more, but alas, it's not to be. Peter and Clem look like they were having a blast, not enough screen time for poor Jerry in the back, but great job. And Greg, bless him. I always thought he was the coolest, sexiest bass player. Steve and Greg are GREATLY missed. Rock on boys.
@@ratso1963mikel Agreed. "You're so Good For Me" is my favorite HP song. What a wonderful pairing, plus "the chicks" as Steve would say in the background! The guitarist players are fantastic, but I think that Greg and Jerry - the backbone - don't get nearly the credit they deserve. RIP Greg&Steve.
My first Pie was Smokin' on 8-track in '72 when I was 13 years old. "30 days in the hole" used to crank that in my bedroom. My ol' man didn't like it. Maybe that's why I cranked it! lol!
I saw the rocking the fillmore tour in Atlanta. Mind blown, completely. The energy coming off of mariott was a palpable thing. First row seats were great in the days before everyone had to stand. I still listen to the band quite often and realize that show was 50 years ago. Damn.
I think it sounds excellent. The guitars are insane. Frampton and Clemson are both skilled guitarists. Miss you Steve, but the band still smokes and rocks the Fillmore. Happy trails to everyone around the world. Peace from the voodoo lounge
As far as I'm concerned Frampton and Marriot were the finest guitar duo ever as they were'nt in competition but complemented each other. Listen to I walk on gilded splinters.I want it for my funeral.
Michael Egan YEA I ALWAYS SAID THAT I'M STILL MAD FOR THEM DOING THE SONG DESPERATION..TOGETHER IT'S ON THERE 1ST ALBUM steffenwolfs Okay wrote it did it.. Horrible truthfully But Pie Baked and served it up
Great song and a great live rendition here in yewnazitube land with the original band. Some archive posted it so they have their name allover the film but it's still a great video of early Humble Pie
Ok, I have a MASSIVE ROCK AND ROLL HARD ON after watching this jam. Frampton... I wish I had seen them a least ONE TIME back in the day. Humble Pie, one of my TOP 10 Greatest Live Bands of All Time.
Peter Frampton is so awesome. I saw him and Styx in concert, and although it goes against everything you would expect, he fucking blew Styx outta the water! The guy puts on a helluva show, and you can tell that he loves performing.
Remember this is tribute to one of the best blues singers ever Steve Marriott who unfortunately is not with us any longer....Frampton does a good job on vocals! Not easy replacing a Steve Marriott.
I am surprised at how fantastic Frampton's vocals are on this track. Give the guy some credit. He sang with power and fury in this tribute to Steve Marriott!
Peter Frampton is the other guitarrist. The best era for Humble Pie (Marriot -the best-, Frampton, Ridley and Shirley) and the best album: Rock in the Filmore (live)!!!!!!
Saw HUMBLE PIE at the Fillmore East in 1970/71 (?) when they opened for DEREK AND THE DOMINOES. Awesome. Marriott had an operatic voice. Saw them many times thereafter, always amazed at his vocal abilities. MANY years later, saw him at a small club in The Rockaways in Queens NY. No recording label, no magic band. He was fantastic. He was having a beer at the bar and I said hello and we talked about the Fillmore years - seemed like a nice “bloke” as the Brits would say. Terrible loss. GREAT voice.
That was great! But I did see Humble Pie with Steve Marriott back in the day and I realized in the moment that that was a lifetime experience. I saw many of the now legends and Marriott has stood as the most powerful voice of all time.
Most of these instances of momentarily reunited bands can be painful... but this is FANTASTIC! If you grew up regularly going to see Humble Pie, you've gotta smile watching this. And it tugs at your heart all the same time. God Bless Humble Pie. God Bless Steve Marriott!
Peter is coming to Red Rocks this summer in Morrison Co. I bought a ticket yesterday. Yay . Always have been a fan of Marriott. Such a sad loss to this day.
+edfou5 "Tugs at your heart". Great way of putting it Edfou, and like you I "regularly" saw HP and Marriott's other projects afterwards. The Pie were my "Greatest Little Rock And Roll Band In The World", and were the hardest working. Great with Frampton but really came to life with Clempson.
Fuck YES! This here is how great Rock n Roll sounds. Sheer Joy of playing, Attitude, Delivery, some great chops by all of the players and most of all; it's a Fun time. Thanks for uploading, what a show this must have been.
I'd have to add Glen Cornick & Clive Bunker of early Jethro Tull. See youtube videos of '68-'69 Tull, both live & their albums, particularly STAND. Nuff said.
I saw HP in Florida in...well...WAY too many years ago. And, guess what my CD rack and MP3 player contains, and what is listened to on a daily basis? There ARE no bands like HP anymore...and I'm grateful just for the opportunity to have experienced them (and several others) in the 1970's.
I remember seeing the original band in Toronto in the very early 70's. It was before the days of Frampton's Camel band. :-)) It was a great decade for live music and reasonable ticket prices.
I saw Humble Pie in April of '71, in Virginia, just before they recorded PERFORMANCE/Rockin' the Fillmore. I caught Frampton's Camel, with Barnstorm, in about '73. I also saw HP with Clem about '73 or '74.
I keep coming back to this video, what an incredible reunion for one of the greatest rock bands ever! Steve would be honored, Frampton and all the guys really put everything into this performance! I saw Humble Pie twice during the early 1970s, and this is as terrific as anything they played back then. Really a phenomenal reunion, even if just for one unforgettable performance.
First time I ever saw this, it's strange that I never saw it before after all the times I have searched for Humble Pie and Steve Marriot live performances. If you love Humble Pie check out Jerry Shirley's book "Best Seat In The House", he of course knows the real deal because he was there from the beginning. I love this band. These guys sounded fantastic. Steve Marriot was truly a rare person and the group was absolutely the shit! Every member of Humble Pie was an integral part of the band and as far as I am concerned they were the best of the best.
I thought Peter did some damn good mimicry of Steve Marriott's voice. Both Clem & Peter formed one of the best uses of dueling guitar lines I've ever heard; right up there w/ The Allman Brothers!
I SEEN HUMBLE PIE AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN WHEN THEY CAME OUT WITH THE EAT IT ALBUM. I WILL NEVER FORGET IT, BEST CONCERT I EVER WENT TO. R.I.P. STEVE ! LOVE YOU & MISS YOU ❤❤❤❤❤
Clemson getting the attention he well deserves-here he stays with Peter, smok'in incindiares. "Alfred Gregory Ridley (23 October 1941 - 19 November 2003)"RIP. Jerry Shirley (born 4 February 1952) is an English rock drummer, best known as a member of the band Humble Pie, appearing on all their albums. He is also known for his work with Fastway, Joey Molland from Badfinger, Alexis Korner, Billy Nicholls, Syd Barrett, John Entwistle, Sammy Hagar and ..." Talented bunch I'd say.
I saw Humble Pie at the Fillmore East when I was about 17 . That and the smoke will tune you up ! The New Year's Eve Show with Jimi Hendrix wasn't bad either !
Saw them in Hyde Park in 71 aged 12. Truth be told, the music was so good then, I'd happily swap the last 50-years on this planet to go back to the early 70's for a few years watching Pie and all the other great bands I saw back then and then check out. Nice to come on pages like these and meet people from the same time zone
This was great! Brought back so many memories, I seen them at Milwaukee summerfeast in the early 70ds, there were so many people showed up that it was like a mini Woodstock, what a great time it was, Humble Pie is always my favorite on stage rock and roll great band, I love you guys, God bless steve. 😮
Не нужно впадать в крайности. Парни собрались вместе (и это замечательно) и отыграли концерт в память своего коллеги Стива Марриота. Отыграли они своевременно; тетка с косой приходит всегда без предупреждения... Молодцы , Парни. После 60 лет каждый день - это праздник !!! Не будем тратить время попусту...
Incredible. Only saw Marriott with the Small Faces (in '68 and '76) and he/they were awesome. Shame I missed HP live, but this is a tremendous reunion with everyone giving a joyful 100 %.
True. When I first started the video, my eyes franticly searched for Marriott. Inside I knew it was after, when he didn't sing the second verse. But. Someone has to keep the songs alive. I try in my cak handed & mediocre voiced way....
It was Peter Frampton who created I Don't Need No Doctor's iconic riff. They were rehearsing at Madison Square Garden when Steve Marriott heard Peter developing this riff. Steve got excited and ran from the sound board to the stage so they could make it the song's refrain. Source book: Happy Boys Happy! A Rock History of the Small Faces & Humble Pie : Featuring Steve Marriot, Ronnie Lane, Peter Frampton & Rod Stewart.
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These guys are all over 60 and they rock harder than 90% of the 20 somethings today. What's happening in today's music; I'm not hearing any quality. This is rock and roll at its purest; it's what rock should sound like. Take note generation Y this is how it needs to be done. No fancy effects, overdubs or pop crap; just Les Pauls and Fenders plugged into amps. with gain on 7; nothing more.
Correction. They rock better than 99+% of so-called rockers today. Even with the shitty audio I'd rather listen to these guys.
The warning, the pretty reckless . It's out there, just harder to find
None of them were in their '60's here, Greg was the oldest here at 53
Over 70 surely?
Mr. Steve Marriott & Humble Pie Underrated!!!
U can bet Steve is Hopping Around like a Madman whereever he is, proud of his Lads.
Steve Marriot was the best front man in rock n roll. Period.
I agree.
ME TOO, PEACE TO YOU ALL MY FRIEND'S. 😎✌️
I agree 👍
It was great to see these guys up there throwing down like the old days. Also cool to see was Framton playing his old formally stolen black beauty. It had that old LP tone the Pie was known for.
What a great jam. Steve would be proud. Cool to see Frampton and Clempson playing together.
Their both monsters on the guitar.
I love the way they traded licks.
I agree. Great stuff,
I mourn the loss of Peters gorgeous hair! 😔
@@queenbee3647 I'll bet he mourns it more than you! I do feel like you do though!
F his hair. What a great jam between him and Clem!!!
I'm a couple of months short of 60. This is my theme song.
While my friends and family are dropping like flies, I keep on rockin!
I DON"T NEED NO DOCTOR!
your luckie to be alife
Hope you're still rockin'!
@@bigtwit799 What's "Luck" got to do with it???... "Luck" is how At-Least-ers and No-Hope-ers explain the good fortune of those who pay the price for what they want... "Good Luck" with that "luck" thing, mijito.
Mine is 30 days in the hole...
I just turned 67and I’m not stopping either!
You get four original members of Humble Pie, playing together on stage, as a tribute to their great singer Steve Marriott, who is dead, and people moan because it doesn't sound as good. WTF?!
Well it is kinda like seeing Led Zep without Robert Plant, but I get your point. Just dig it everyone, it's a tribute for a guy who's gone.
It sounds bloody awesome!
Or................................. you could just go to the REAL THING ruclips.net/video/s4a8AfR8kuI/видео.html
@@peterrobin1881 nah I think that's the Fillmore which is no great shakes either all yous need to know is
STEVE MARRIOTT I don't need no doctor.
Who's the guy on the white guitar?
I still don't find Humble Pie fans... Supergroup. Live nothing beats it. Steve would of loved this night
Started going to local dancehall/bar room, the Safari Club in extreme southern LA Lafourche parish, 1971, 14 years old. That's the first song I heard that really stuck in my head. It's just so loud and repetitive. Still get that same feeling today.
party on
Rockin the Filmore. Screaming Steve Marriott. Never to be matched
Not bad for a bunch of superstars in their 50's. RIP Greg!
Rock and Roll sure misses Steve Marriot. RIP Stevie
Peter did his best to cover Steve's vocals. I give him credit for that. He knew he couldn't, because no one can. So, he did the best he could. And he did Steve right. Peace.
@@deanmyrick7848 I saw an interview with Peter, and he was asked what it was like to sing in a group with Steve. His answer? Intimidating. However, he went on to say how thankful he was to have Steve as his mentor and teacher.
Peter, Greg, Jerry, and Clem. What A Band ! Missing the one and only ! Steve Marriott !
they actually could have used a sample of his voice like Frampton did when he did "Four Day Creep" with his recent band.
I was at this gig
Paul Weller, Noel Gallagher, Midge Ure all pitched up. Ian Mac McClagan and Kenney Jones doing various house band duties. This lot blew them all the fuck away. They walked on and gave me goosebumps just tuning up! Sheer class and power. Loads of mods down the front. I'm not sure they knew what had hit them!!!
The Pie Fillmore is one of the best live albums ever. I found it too late. Much too late.. RIP Steve
The PIE!!
Never too late!!!
I was at this gig. The whole evening was amazing but a reformed Pie with a line-up that never existed was incredible.
For 60 years I've been saying Marriot had the best male voice in rock-n-roll
15 years longer than he was recording music?
+tennessee rock - without Steve the energy isn't there. When he did this song it just blew the doors down
+Guy Faulkes Premonition?
+tennessee rock You notice how this song really needs Steve Marriott?
Steve Marriott made this song, not Frampton
Brings back good memories and miss Steve...
Peter and Clem playing great together, and the band sounded fantastic. Steve's huge voice is sorely missed... Steve could belt it out better than anyone I ever heard.
I must say Peter lit it up as far as the solo's went, good grief he plays with such taste and fire.
The opening riff just reaches out and slaps you right of the bat.
Top five live album any genre: Humble Pie Rockin the Filmore. Kids, run don’t walk. Get this now!
Marriot said at the academy of music if you love this band never forget it. I never forgot.
No one can play it like these guys
RIP Steve
Great homage
I saw them in the early 70's and they were the best live band I'd seen at the time. 50 years and give or take 50 live bands later they're still one of the best. Skynyrd before the plane crash were hard to beat live as well.
Grand Funk killed it live
I Saw Skynerd before the crash, they opened for Golden Earing, at the Apollo Glasgow ,Scotland ,they were awesome, as were Golden Earing, but Rockin the Fillmore is my fav live album.
Rock on.
You say Skynyrd before the plane crash as opposed to?
@@franciscampone3687 Don't mention Golden Earring. It is the only real time since I met my best mate in 1965 until his passing 10 years ago that we fell out. He, always, made the arrangements for Gigs until this one and only time when he left it to me. Golden Earring: Croydon Greyhound 1973 with 3,000 standing in South East London, pay on the door. We got nearer and nearer but where were the usual queues? Got to the door and they were on the previous week.It was a long, silent bus ride home. LOL
Talk about a supergroup..... If only Steve was alive...
I saw Steve Marriott at the half moon Putney UK in May 1990 with Kofi Baker on drums and Jim Levine ? On bass with 15 other punters I could not believe how good it was my ears where never the same I also have a framed poster of Steve Marriott Felton Hall in Hounslow UK and I will never sell it it will go in my coffin Julian Pugsley Dario Coogee RIP Steve
The greats of rock and roll, if they’re being honest will all say Steve Marriott was the GOAT when it came to vocals.
I wish this foursome would have stayed together and done one last tour as Humble Pie. I mean NO ONE will ever replace Steve Marriott, but Frampton and Clem together with that rhythm section would have been phenomenal...and maybe with Frampton's draw, it would have exposed the legacy of Steve and The Pie to a whole new generation. So glad I grew up with the chance to experience their whole career in real time. R.I.P. Steve and Greg...thanks for blowing my mind.
I agree, I would have paid to see this version of Humble Pie on tour. Like many here, I thought Rockin the Fillmore was one of the best live albums, ever. I did see them in summer 1972, but Frampton had left by then. I was amazed at Marriot's voice, it was stunning to hear live. The band was great, but I wish that Frampton would have been there, as his vocal harmonies were so good. This is a video to watch again and again.
I played this song so many times after it came out. Played it at one of my house parties, things got pretty wild, landlord kicked us out the next day. A few months later I went to see them live at Winterland in San Francisco. What a show.
At A concert in reseda ca.back in the eighties,steve said too the crowd,I dont need no DR. I just need A nurse with big bossoms,I cleaned it up A bit for the younger crowd. rip steve.😇
Humple Pie Performance Rockin' The FilmoreThe best double live album, ever!R.I.P. Steve Marriot
+martin50er Even better if you get the boxed set with all the performances.
and dont forget about the King Biscuit live cd/vinyl of Humble Pie released back in 96'! Rock On!
Absolutely the best live album ever released.
This album was so cutting edge, way ahead of all others.
Its up there
Still listening in 2021. Back in 1971 I had this album. Rocking the Filmore.
One of my favorite songs played perfect from the original players decades later. Congratulations 😎👍
I loved what Humble Pie did for Rock and Roll, wish they could of held on for some more years.
Still watching this great performance in 2021. Can't believe it's 20 yrs old.
Can't help wishing for more, but alas, it's not to be. Peter and Clem look like they were having a blast, not enough screen time for poor Jerry in the back, but great job. And Greg, bless him. I always thought he was the coolest, sexiest bass player. Steve and Greg are GREATLY missed. Rock on boys.
RIP Greg Ridley...one of rock's finest bassists...
And great vocal complement to Steve. You're So Good For Me!
So great in Humble Pie, and also, Spooky Tooth. Unsung hero.
@@ratso1963mikel Agreed. "You're so Good For Me" is my favorite HP song. What a wonderful pairing, plus "the chicks" as Steve would say in the background! The guitarist players are fantastic, but I think that Greg and Jerry - the backbone - don't get nearly the credit they deserve. RIP Greg&Steve.
was he dead then?
@@bigtwit799 Greg died Nov.19, 2003.
So awesome, they still sound great after all these years.
My first Pie was Smokin' on 8-track in '72 when I was 13 years old. "30 days in the hole" used to crank that in my bedroom. My ol' man didn't like it. Maybe that's why I cranked it! lol!
9:56 of pure swagger. They killed it. For Steve!
I saw the rocking the fillmore tour in Atlanta. Mind blown, completely. The energy coming off of mariott was a palpable thing. First row seats were great in the days before everyone had to stand. I still listen to the band quite often and realize that show was 50 years ago. Damn.
GEEZ, these guys will be legendary along with Steve,
I think it sounds excellent. The guitars are insane. Frampton and Clemson are both skilled guitarists. Miss you Steve, but the band still smokes and rocks the Fillmore.
Happy trails to everyone around the world.
Peace from the voodoo lounge
As far as I'm concerned Frampton and Marriot were the finest guitar duo ever as they were'nt in competition but complemented each other. Listen to I walk on gilded splinters.I want it for my funeral.
Finally somebody on here who gets it and doesn't have an axe to grind.
Michael Egan YEA I ALWAYS SAID THAT
I'M STILL MAD FOR
THEM DOING THE SONG
DESPERATION..TOGETHER
IT'S ON THERE 1ST ALBUM
steffenwolfs Okay wrote it did it..
Horrible truthfully
But Pie Baked and served it up
It started with Silver Tongue in my opinion.
Great song and a great live rendition here in yewnazitube land with the original band. Some archive posted it so they have their name allover the film but it's still a great video of early Humble Pie
Simply Wow...
Mr. Shirley Long Live
Mr. Frampton Long Live
Mr. Clempson Long Live
Mr. Ridley Rest In Peace
Mr. Marriott Rest In Peace
Great tribute to Steve!
R.I.P. 👍🏻
The 60's and 70's were the most amazing musical times. Steve, Greg, Ronnie Lane, Mac, they're all missed.
Ok, I have a MASSIVE ROCK AND ROLL HARD ON after watching this jam. Frampton... I wish I had seen them a least ONE TIME back in the day. Humble Pie, one of my TOP 10 Greatest Live Bands of All Time.
Peter Frampton is so awesome. I saw him and Styx in concert, and although it goes against everything you would expect, he fucking blew Styx outta the water! The guy puts on a helluva show, and you can tell that he loves performing.
greg ridley is a beast man! i love him as a great blues rock bassist!
I am in my late 20s and these guys are kick ass. Just now checking them out for the first time
Remember this is tribute to one of the best blues singers ever Steve Marriott who unfortunately is not with us any longer....Frampton does a good job on vocals!
Not easy replacing a Steve Marriott.
Frampton is a very good vocalist. Nobody is going to sound as good as Marriott, but this performance was a super tribute...
I am surprised at how fantastic Frampton's vocals are on this track. Give the guy some credit. He sang with power and fury in this tribute to Steve Marriott!
I got the Filmore album in 4th grade,,,I was 10. I listen to it today like I was still 10 years old. Truly on of the best albums ever!
Peter Frampton is the other guitarrist. The best era for Humble Pie (Marriot -the best-, Frampton, Ridley and Shirley) and the best album: Rock in the Filmore (live)!!!!!!
The LP is titled "Performance - Rockin' tthe Fillmore" not Rock In the Fillmore. lol
Smokin gets my vote
I loved this song in the Peter's voice
💥Great performance!! Especially clemson and Frampton!!🎸🎸🥁 What a Jam!!💕💙❤💚💛🧡💜
Competition brings out the best in Dave and Peter. Bursted out in tears; so rough and yet so sensitive.
Saw HUMBLE PIE at the Fillmore East in 1970/71 (?) when they opened for DEREK AND THE DOMINOES. Awesome. Marriott had an operatic voice. Saw them many times thereafter, always amazed at his vocal abilities. MANY years later, saw him at a small club in The Rockaways in Queens NY. No recording label, no magic band. He was fantastic. He was having a beer at the bar and I said hello and we talked about the Fillmore years - seemed like a nice “bloke” as the Brits would say. Terrible loss. GREAT voice.
That was great! But I did see Humble Pie with Steve Marriott back in the day and I realized in the moment that that was a lifetime experience. I saw many of the now legends and Marriott has stood as the most powerful voice of all time.
Good song, awesome really one of the best rocking blues ever written. Still missing Steve Marriott RIP
Most of these instances of momentarily reunited bands can be painful... but this is FANTASTIC!
If you grew up regularly going to see Humble Pie, you've gotta smile watching this.
And it tugs at your heart all the same time.
God Bless Humble Pie. God Bless Steve Marriott!
Sorry, meant to say AT the same time...
Peter is coming to Red Rocks this summer in Morrison Co. I bought a ticket yesterday. Yay . Always have been a fan of Marriott. Such a sad loss to this
day.
+edfou5 "Tugs at your heart". Great way of putting it Edfou, and like you I "regularly" saw HP and Marriott's other projects afterwards. The Pie were my "Greatest Little Rock And Roll Band In The World", and were the hardest working. Great with Frampton but really came to life with Clempson.
Fuck YES!
This here is how great Rock n Roll sounds. Sheer Joy of playing, Attitude, Delivery, some great chops by all of the players and most of all; it's a Fun time.
Thanks for uploading, what a show this must have been.
I love these guys 💜💛💚🧡💙❤
Full. Memories year 71 how few enjoyed in meeting These songs of The Humble Pie and The guitar playing was Peter Franton 🎸🥁🎹
We really miss Steve's deep and powerful voice. Thanks for sharing
Awesome great tribute to one of the greatest rock and roll singers of all time nice job thank you for posting
Such a beautiful thing to see and hear! Legends!
Only thing missing was steves voice. Peter nailed the guitar AGAIN
Ridley-Shirley...one of the greatest rhythm sections on hard rock history.
Equal to Entwistle-Moon and Jones-Bohnam.
-_-
You gawddamn right. They lacked the exposure of the other combos you mentioned is all, for whatever reason.
Gerardo Erak correct
I'd have to add Glen Cornick & Clive Bunker of early Jethro Tull. See youtube videos of '68-'69 Tull, both live & their albums, particularly STAND. Nuff said.
Absolutely! An unsung but influential combo.
Don't forget Flintstone/Rubble...
I saw HP in Florida in...well...WAY too many years ago. And, guess what my CD rack and MP3 player contains, and what is listened to on a daily basis? There ARE no bands like HP anymore...and I'm grateful just for the opportunity to have experienced them (and several others) in the 1970's.
I remember seeing the original band in Toronto in the very early 70's. It was before the days of Frampton's Camel band. :-)) It was a great decade for live music and reasonable ticket prices.
I saw Humble Pie in April of '71, in Virginia, just before they recorded PERFORMANCE/Rockin' the Fillmore. I caught Frampton's Camel, with Barnstorm, in about '73. I also saw HP with Clem about '73 or '74.
Same here. Being from Chicago, I am Sean's mm. I saw them all in Chicago in the 70's
Even after all these years, Peter never plays the same solo twice.I swear, his notes are being channeled from somewhere else.
And he knows where all those "other" notes are. Long before I heard Al DiMeola or Robben Ford, Peter open my ears to life beyond the minor pentatonic.
I keep coming back to this video, what an incredible reunion for one of the greatest rock bands ever! Steve would be honored, Frampton and all the guys really put everything into this performance! I saw Humble Pie twice during the early 1970s, and this is as terrific as anything they played back then. Really a phenomenal reunion, even if just for one unforgettable performance.
Fantástico!!!!!Que reuniao maravilhosa!!!e uma homenagem aogrande Steve Marriot......
What an awesome jam!! 👍💖
Great musicians, great tribute to steve, great band, great song. Peace, love, and Rock N Roll!
Clem is underated, on live album In concert He played so loud with Steve, a perfect remplacement of Frampton. Check out those moments..
They should have played together in Humble Pie. They sound great.
First time I ever saw this, it's strange that I never saw it before after all the times I have searched for Humble Pie and Steve Marriot live performances. If you love Humble Pie check out Jerry Shirley's book "Best Seat In The House", he of course knows the real deal because he was there from the beginning. I love this band. These guys sounded fantastic. Steve Marriot was truly a rare person and the group was absolutely the shit! Every member of Humble Pie was an integral part of the band and as far as I am concerned they were the best of the best.
Some critic in some rock mag stated that if Humble Pie were still together they would be as big as the Stones. AGREED!
Great musicians........missing one
Hey, Greg my dear friend !
Peter Frampton rock's ....a truely gifted musician!
...it's only rock 'n' roll and I like it..!!...every time I watch and listen to it, makes me shiver..fantastic musicians..
I thought Peter did some damn good mimicry of Steve Marriott's voice. Both Clem & Peter formed one of the best uses of dueling guitar lines I've ever heard; right up there w/ The Allman Brothers!
This is one bad ass jam😎 I can see Steve up there jamming right along with them, boy could he wail👏
One of the all-time great live music performances.
Don't forget Jerry Shirley on drums!
He got almost no camera time. What a sin.
He never said "don't call me Shirley".
sadly missed
I SEEN HUMBLE PIE AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN WHEN THEY CAME OUT WITH THE EAT IT ALBUM. I WILL NEVER FORGET IT, BEST CONCERT I EVER WENT TO. R.I.P. STEVE ! LOVE YOU & MISS YOU ❤❤❤❤❤
Fucking awesome! what other band has a lead guitar player that can fill-in for one of the greatest lead singers in history and sound this good?
Wish vid featured close-ups of Greg's great bass ! The Cure that Doc cannot provide IS that young lady ; riding a Solid Bassline ...,.....
Fantastic version!
god bless them for giving me muisc good 69 rock -n- roll no hold back! just good rock -n-roll .. =) thanks
Clemson getting the attention he well deserves-here he stays with Peter, smok'in incindiares. "Alfred Gregory Ridley (23 October 1941 - 19 November 2003)"RIP. Jerry Shirley (born 4 February 1952) is an English rock drummer, best known as a member of the band Humble Pie, appearing on all their albums. He is also known for his work with Fastway, Joey Molland from Badfinger, Alexis Korner, Billy Nicholls, Syd Barrett, John Entwistle, Sammy Hagar and ..." Talented bunch I'd say.
Great words..... But Jerry is really humble, I think.🥁💜💛💚
Saw humble pie in 1970 in wichita with grand funl railroad frampton was 17 seventeen first gig in usa my first concert. Pretty cool
Clem Clempson (Colloseum) what a guitar man!
I saw Humble Pie at the Fillmore East when I was about 17 . That and the smoke will tune you up ! The New Year's Eve Show with Jimi Hendrix wasn't bad either !
Saw them in Hyde Park in 71 aged 12. Truth be told, the music was so good then, I'd happily swap the last 50-years on this planet to go back to the early 70's for a few years watching Pie and all the other great bands I saw back then and then check out. Nice to come on pages like these and meet people from the same time zone
Me too hyde park 71 great live gig they pissed all over gfr who were shite
This was great! Brought back so many memories, I seen them at Milwaukee summerfeast in the early 70ds, there were so many people showed up that it was like a mini Woodstock, what a great time it was, Humble Pie is always my favorite on stage rock and roll great band, I love you guys, God bless steve. 😮
Не нужно впадать в крайности. Парни собрались вместе (и это замечательно) и отыграли концерт в память своего коллеги Стива Марриота. Отыграли они своевременно; тетка с косой приходит всегда без предупреждения... Молодцы , Парни. После 60 лет каждый день - это праздник !!! Не будем тратить время попусту...
Incredible. Only saw Marriott with the Small Faces (in '68 and '76) and he/they were awesome. Shame I missed HP live, but this is a tremendous reunion with everyone giving a joyful 100 %.
true, Marriott was one of a kind. But the man is gone now, and if we want to hear the songs he did so well, someone else will have to sing them now.
well said! a lot of negativity on you tube comments and this ain't half bad.in fact, i really like it. only came because of marriott but ... hey ...
True. When I first started the video, my eyes franticly searched for Marriott. Inside I knew it was after, when he didn't sing the second verse. But. Someone has to keep the songs alive. I try in my cak handed & mediocre voiced way....
You can't have a Humble Pie reunion without Steve, but I guess they did.
I lost my copy of _Rockin' the Fillmore_ some time ago. I'd forgotten how good this song is.
It was Peter Frampton who created I Don't Need No Doctor's iconic riff. They were rehearsing at Madison Square Garden when Steve Marriott heard Peter developing this riff. Steve got excited and ran from the sound board to the stage so they could make it the song's refrain. Source book: Happy Boys Happy! A Rock History of the Small Faces & Humble Pie : Featuring Steve Marriot, Ronnie Lane, Peter Frampton & Rod Stewart.
I miss Steve Marriott so much!!!!!