Even with a stinking cold, he could blow anybody off of any stage anywhere at any period of rock n roll history. A man I had the pleasure of sharing a few joints with in the late 1980s. Love ya Stevie, cheers for the memories.
Im reading All or nothing book in peoples words on line ,I find it interesting that his school friends still found him warm couldn't help like him even when he was being a bit awful to them
I first heard humble-pie probably when I was a teenager I'm 61 now still love them hey they had a good time while it lasted right rest in peace Steve Marriott God bless Humble Pie God bless all the old rockers rock on everyone thanks a lot peace
Agree! Marriott and the whole band was so underrated. When this concert was recorded the Zeppelin adventure was over and Bonham gone. Same with Keith Moon. No one had such energy on stage as Marriott! Epic!
I saw Humble Pie live in Kansas City the night John Lennon was shot in 1980. What a bizarre night THAT was. Steve Marriott was extremely drunk and possibly coked up. The band only played 4 or 5 songs the whole set. Each song became a long and eventually boring jam. During all of this, Marriott tried to pick fights with audience members on at least three occasions. It was the most surreal, unusual, and sloppiest shit show of a live gig as I have ever seen. Steve was a rude and out of control fool at that point of his life.Walked out into the cool night when it was over and got into my friend's car, turned on the radio, and heard the Lennon news. I was instantly depressed and my friend, a massive Beatles fan, started bawling (rightfully so...). It was a Rock & Roll night I will never forget. Have been to thousands of concerts and club shows (still see lots of live music), but that night will always stand out...
@@tonyhendrix8075 my point was the combination of the two. Obviously Hendrix was a much better guitar player but didn't come close to the vocals of Marriott. I'd say Chris Squire from Yes above Jack. JPJ best organ? Come on now... Rick Wakeman / Keith Emerson easily right off the top of my head.
25 years of Rock n´Roll at its finest. Mr. Steve Marriott, what a singer and not to forget ... what a guitar player. I don't think there is anyone who sang AND played guitar so brilliantly at the same time
I saw this lineup of Humble Pie right around this time in Rapid City SD. It was a 4 band show, "The Rock & Roll Marathon" Missouri, Humble Pie, Angel, and Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush. Humble Pie came out and rocked their asses off. I was a high school kid who didn't know much about Steve Marriott and Humble Pie but that night I knew I had seen a true rockstar after hearing Steve belt out those incredible rock songs. And of course Frank Marino burned the house down!
@@Coach49217 my memory is that it was a band called Missouri that opened, then Humble Pie, then Frank Marino, and then Angel played last. But as good as Humble Pie was Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush were just incredible.
Yes Andy - I agree. Unfortunately, my copy of this show is a Betamax dub of the original U-Matic 3/4" master tape. I did the best I could to make it watchable - dozens of hours of editing, rendering, and enhancement of both audio and video to get it to this point...
Thank you RockVision for posting this video. Was a little shocked at first that Steve looked and sounded a bit worse for wear. However, considering he put on such a great performance while he obviously felt terrible and would probably rather have been in bed shows what a trooper he was. Bravo Steve and the Pie. I am touched by the obvious affection the guys show their little buddy. When Jerry picked him up at the end, it brought a tear to my eyes. Thank you Steve for all the years of happy music memories, RIP. Thank you Jerry for being such a loyal friend. Loved your book and your performance at the Memorial concert.
He's a really nice guy and more than happy to share a beer and chat. Never asked him any historical stories, just concentrated on the music of the night.
I so loved the first iteration of HP; with Frampton, and before the bad drugs.... Not criticizing, but these were the hard years for them., burning the candle at both ends, as they say. Loved those British rockers!! Man, could they get it done!
I was there for this show. It was a blast and a gas! We all were feeling no pain! Yes, the lengendary Cain's Ballroom. It was still a rough and tumble venue. BYOL and smoking whatever u had was allowed. They sold beer. It was fun and dangerous. That area used be skid row as well. Cheers Y'all!!!!
Tell me about it! I was the one in the crowd in front of the stage on the "Steadycam" trying to record the show while dodging the beer showers and dancing partiers. You wouldn't believe how the place looked after the clean-up lights came on after the show! Good times indeed...
I got to see this version (mark 3) at the Royal Oak Music Theater in Michigan and they were in tip top shape . A year or two later I ventured over the border to Canada to see a different band billed a Humble Pie . It was fronted by Steve Marriott , with Jimmy Leverton on bass Goldie McJohn on keyboards , a guy named Fallon on drums. They also rocked hard!!!!!!
THANK YOU rockvision. never thought id see anything like this from the pie ever again.steve one last time still in his prime. great to wake up to. early christmas present. happy holidays
I was privileged to have caught the on to victory tour,@ the long beach arena,now aquarium of the Pacific..Frank Marino Mahogany Rush,and Angel headlined..VW SAFARI MICRO BUS,COLOMBIAN OFFERINGS OF THE DAY,AND THOSE"WARM VINTAGE TONESFROM THE AVAILABILITY OF EARLY COMPPNENTS,SPEAKERS CABS GOT CLEANER,SOLID STATE MADE THEM CHEAPER,AND LIGHTER,BUT WHAT IVE LEARNED OVER THE YEARS,HEAVY = QUALITY,MOST OF THE TIME ANYWAY...JMO🎸🎙️🎶💀☮️🃏😷🎶
Not only did I witnessed the PIE during there Farwell Tour on 3/15/75 w/ Peter Frampton and John Entwistle's Band "OX" opening @ the Spectrum, Phila PA, then again at my 44th and last Concert living in NJ (Before Moving to Calif in '81),where I saw ZZ TOP w/ this PIE line up opening at the Convention Center in Asbury Park NJ on 7/17/80. PS: I Got to witness 44 of the GREATEST shows from 4/21/73 - 7/17/80 that MSG/Felt Forum, the Spectrum and 6 GREAT NJ Venues had to offer. Then in '82, starting w/ 3 days @ US FESTIVAL '82, I started a whole new Calif concert journey!!
@markmichalko3913 Saddy I never had the chance to see the pie. But I did go to both of the California Jams The first one was my first concert at 13 yo with my late brother older Mark and our last name is Asbury, lol I also went to the US FESTIVAL '82 & '83 and the last Peter Frampton concert at the Greek with BB King just a few years back.
Well he was sick too... with bronchitis, and pushing it a bit too hard. I think being a lead singer of a hard-driving band like this would be friggin’ TERRIFYING as time marched on, and the live dates kept coming...
Yep.. Steve was pretty off the rails at this point in his life. He really should have taken a good few months out in order to sort his health and head out. But unfortunately drugs and booze always took precedence over any kind of logical thinking in Steve Marriott's world. No one could tell the guy anything.
@@boomer1954ful Yes , he was sick. What a trooper. About 6 months after this concert, Steve collapsed and had to be rushed to intensive care with a split dueodeum (part of sm intestine) and internal bleeding. His wife Pam said he had been spitting up blood for quite some time. It was apparently very serious. So, perhaps he was even sicker than he let on. Too bad it wasn't enough to make him clean up his act. Stubborn man, but loved him...
Whoa i didnt know Bob Newhart sang and played guitar. i saw them here in south dago on the Marathon 1980 . shortly before the show i had taken a full hit of acid called BOMB whitch was quite popular at the time. By the end of their set and tripping heavily i just couldnt believe that Steve and Bob were one and the same. how did i not no this?Even having to endure ANGEL who followed them i just could not shake off what i had just witnessed .thanks to MAHOGANY RUSH I WAS OK and still am to this day
I just posted about seeing this band on the R&R Marathon show with Missouri, Angel, and Frank Marino. Angel had a bad show and was a strange act to have paired up with the others. Humble Pie was great and Frank Marino was jaw dropping extraordinary. Lebanese Blond Hash was the flavor of the day! South dago?
you don't know steve marriot if you know him only from this video . in the 60s and 70s he was the kindest guy you could meet . he also cared deeply about the discrimination and ill treatment of blacks in the US and elsewhere . he may be a bit out of control here but so what
Oh I know him well since the 60s, love the Small Faces, Humble Pie, as a teenager I bought the Performance album when it was released in 1971 , the two vinyls for weeks on my turntable and till today I love it and all the other great records, love bands of that period, Spooky Tooth, Free, Steamhammer, Traffic etc......THANKS for this video, never seen it before, I own the dvd from Steves solo inn London and the Beat Club boxes, where Small Faces and later Humble Pie and all the bands around that time was performing, Beat Club was one of the best tv shows in the late 60s and beginning 70s, very new and progressive in that time ! all the best to you and keep on rockin', "Jogi" from Germany, Berlin
When he wrote Fool for a Pretty Face, one of the verses is hurt by love. Maybe should be hurt by drugs. Dont know that he was hurt by love. Women loved him, they didnt love his drugs and alcohol and this performance shows it. Understand he wasnt feeling well on this night, but he got more and more ranchy and raw as the years passed. The charming, dynamic, charismatic and good looking front man was replaced by this guy. Still love him and will always miss him but he is proof that no one can save someone from himself or herself. Drugs and alcohol just consumed him and its just so sad.
The Cain's Ballroom is one of the greatest classic music venues in world. Some of the greatest musical groups of all time have performed there, from U2 to the Sex Pistols (SP were actually not a great musical act but just famous). This area of Tulsa had Leon Russels famous Church Studio and many of the greatest musicians in the world used to come to this area to get together and jam. (Leon Russel was Elton Johns Idol). They helped produce what later became known as the "Tulsa Sound". When Eric Clapton recently came to the BOK arena, he gave tribute to Tulsa, saying "thanks Tulsa" to honor its musicians, some who were his band members as well as his guitar heroand idol "JJ Cale". U2 kicked off their last World Tour here, so if you ever get to go to Tulsa or the Cains Ballroom for a concert, do it.
Your right 5 bucks all the beer you could drink and hell of great shows.i loved it Live N loud close up. Fly like a kite. Nothing like Ass Kickin Hard Core Rock N Roll Blues. It's the only way for me.
Love seeing vintage footage of Humble Pie. Thanks for sharing! Seen them in 1982 @ Nag's Head North Markham (Toronto area) No footage. Damn!! Cheers Jerry!!
Steve Marriott wasn't just an absolutely amazing musician and singer, he was a force of nature! And all that talent was wrapped up in a small package. He'll always be one of my favorite musicians.
It had been nearly 40 years since I shot this show, and I hesitated to post it because of the poor video quality. It took over 100 hours to process and render this version - yeah, it was pretty grainy and poorly lit for those old tube-type cameras. But the audio was good and I knew it was a hell of a show, because I was shooting from the front row, center stage!
Tench must have been a Saint to have worked extensively with 3 known "difficult characters " like Marriott, Van Morrison & Jeff Beck + Freddie King......
steve was humble pie. on to victory was a great record, some great players came thru, anthony sooty jones on bass and bobby trench on lead here, jerry still on drums.
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Can some one mack a list of the songs please Yes, I don't know why people keep saying Humble Pie was a underrated banner. That's all I remember people talking about when I was in junior high in high school back in the late 70s and early 80s. I just don't get it.
Kiss isn’t a pimple on the asses of ANY of the Pie members. This particular concert is in Marriot’s drug abuse years, sadly, plus he’s sick. Drugs are evil - what they do.
Paul Stanley had huge respect for Steve, this is his quote- “Steve Marriott was MIND BOGGLING. He was everything I aspired to be as a frontman after I saw him. Just riveting and electrifying. The one and only.”
@@boomer1954ful Humble Pie was formed in 1969 and they were tearing it up long before KISS. Paul Stanley definitely idolized Steve Marriott, as did many other great rock vocalists including Robert Plant. Steve was Jimmy Page’s first choice as lead singer for Zep. The Small Faces manager threatened to break Jimmy’s fingers if he pursued Steve. Steve was legendary, which made it sad to see his last years as they were. R.I.P. Steve 🙏
@@vanshipman I heard about that story. British music managers seemed to be a bunch of crooks and bullies. Led Zep had Peter Grant one of the same kind. Today they are more like stock broker yuppies.
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Why Steve is not in the Rock 'N Roll Hall of Fame is beyond reason.
Man that place is a joke. Might as well be named the rap & roll hall of.......
He is with the Small Faces / Faces , strangely jointly inducted
Even with a stinking cold, he could blow anybody off of any stage anywhere at any period of rock n roll history. A man I had the pleasure of sharing a few joints with in the late 1980s. Love ya Stevie, cheers for the memories.
Im reading All or nothing book in peoples words on line ,I find it interesting that his school friends still found him warm couldn't help like him even when he was being a bit awful to them
I first heard humble-pie probably when I was a teenager I'm 61 now still love them hey they had a good time while it lasted right rest in peace Steve Marriott God bless Humble Pie God bless all the old rockers rock on everyone thanks a lot peace
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A true Rock Star! R.I.P. Steve
One of the greatest live bands ever. Much better than Zep, Stones, Purple, Who. Very very underrated. What more can you say about Marriott!!!!!!!!!
There will never be another person who can sing like Steve
Steve Marriot The Great! RIP@@kirkb2286
Agree! Marriott and the whole band was so underrated. When this concert was recorded the Zeppelin adventure was over and Bonham gone. Same with Keith Moon. No one had such energy on stage as Marriott! Epic!
My favorite rock vocalist of all-time bar none! Damn good guitarist too. Gone way too soon. R.I.P. Steve
I seen them open for ACDC during their Black in black tour in '80 ,Steve played his white les paul , he and and Humple Pie, smoked the place!!!
Still a great band at this time but early 70’s (with Frampton) was the pinnacle. Saw them in ‘73- holy moly! No other band could come close.
Love all versions of the pie but I'll rate winterland 73 as good a gig as the 71 fillmore shows.
They got funkier and nastier with Clem.
This guy is where AC/DC got THAT sound. C'mon everybody sounds a lot like high voltage.
I saw them in '80 and believe me, he still had it STRONG. HP was my favorite show for the next twenty years.
Well, this is one of greatest videos of all time
I saw Humble Pie live in Kansas City the night John Lennon was shot in 1980. What a bizarre night THAT was. Steve Marriott was extremely drunk and possibly coked up. The band only played 4 or 5 songs the whole set. Each song became a long and eventually boring jam. During all of this, Marriott tried to pick fights with audience members on at least three occasions. It was the most surreal, unusual, and sloppiest shit show of a live gig as I have ever seen.
Steve was a rude and out of control fool at that point of his life.Walked out into the cool night when it was over and got into my friend's car, turned on the radio, and heard the Lennon news. I was instantly depressed and my friend, a massive Beatles fan, started bawling (rightfully so...). It was a Rock & Roll night I will never forget. Have been to thousands of concerts and club shows (still see lots of live music), but that night will always stand out...
Wow, now that is a story worth telling.
IMO…, too much substances and sloppiness sunk HP in the 1980’s (the coke decade)… should not have happened to such a talented group!
Rock HISTORY right here. Steve Marriott might be the greatest vocalist/guitarist in rock history.
there's no "might" about it!
Might be?
Vocals...Steve.
Lead guitar .....Jimi.
Bass... Jack.
Organ....JPJ.
Drums....Ginger.
@@tonyhendrix8075 my point was the combination of the two. Obviously Hendrix was a much better guitar player but didn't come close to the vocals of Marriott. I'd say Chris Squire from Yes above Jack. JPJ best organ? Come on now... Rick Wakeman / Keith Emerson easily right off the top of my head.
Rory Gallagher was but Steve is a very close second.
25 years of Rock n´Roll at its finest. Mr. Steve Marriott, what a singer and not to forget ... what a guitar player. I don't think there is anyone who sang AND played guitar so brilliantly at the same time
Don't forget his soulful harmonica
Maybe Rory Gallagher.
The ultimate rock star. But another comment here says Rory Gallagher was a better guitarist . They are right. But Steve was good.
@@hannukarttunen3648 Of course. One hundred per cent right.
A tough call, but Small Face takes it
Good to see some good Pie archive footage
I saw this lineup of Humble Pie right around this time in Rapid City SD.
It was a 4 band show, "The Rock & Roll Marathon" Missouri, Humble Pie, Angel, and Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush.
Humble Pie came out and rocked their asses off.
I was a high school kid who didn't know much about Steve Marriott and Humble Pie but that night I knew I had seen a true rockstar after hearing Steve belt out those incredible rock songs.
And of course Frank Marino burned the house down!
I saw HP and Frank Marino in 80 too, incredible performance by Steve. I don't recall but was Marriott the warmup for Mahogany Rush?
@@Coach49217 my memory is that it was a band called Missouri that opened, then Humble Pie, then Frank Marino, and then Angel played last. But as good as Humble Pie was Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush were just incredible.
I saw the show in Toledo..It was fantastic.
This should be on 1080p resolution. This is a Jewel!
Yes Andy - I agree. Unfortunately, my copy of this show is a Betamax dub of the original U-Matic 3/4" master tape. I did the best I could to make it watchable - dozens of hours of editing, rendering, and enhancement of both audio and video to get it to this point...
@@RockVision-Nice job restoring history. 🙏
MINT ! ! ! Just found this GEM and it ROCKS ! ! !
Thank you RockVision for posting this video. Was a little shocked at first that Steve looked and sounded a bit worse for wear. However, considering he put on such a great performance while he obviously felt terrible and would probably rather have been in bed shows what a trooper he was. Bravo Steve and the Pie. I am touched by the obvious affection the guys show their little buddy. When Jerry picked him up at the end, it brought a tear to my eyes. Thank you Steve for all the years of happy music memories, RIP. Thank you Jerry for being such a loyal friend. Loved your book and your performance at the Memorial concert.
1980 Humble Pie vs AC/DC!!
I didn't know that Bob Tench was such a good lead guitarist.👍 I'm glad that He and Steve were able to play/record together.
Bobby Tench drinks and still plays in my local pub
@@garrydriver8812 That's Awesome, I'll bet He's full of Great stories.👍🏾
He's a really nice guy and more than happy to share a beer and chat.
Never asked him any historical stories, just concentrated on the music of the night.
Also lucky enough to have Steve Marriott do a residential every Sunday in another local pub.
His band was the Pack of Three.
He's pretty phenomenal really
Thanks for this slice of Steve Marriott history 🙏🏽RIP Steve
That button Steve Marriot had on his shirt said I'm A Mess. Good Times! Cheers Y'all!!!!
He certainly was at that point.
What a kick ass band had to buy Performance Rockin the Fillmore twice as I wore out all four sides in those pre CD days on the first one
thank you very much--never seen this before :)
Great seeing some NEW Vintage Marriott footage! THANK YOU!
Surprised to find this video because I was at this show. I saw the original band in 1973 in St. Louis.
Steve Marriott ❤
El poderío de los instrumentos en su máxima expresión y la voz inconfundible de S.M....gracias por compartir esta joya del rock...
de nada, ¡me alegro de que lo hayas disfrutado!
I so loved the first iteration of HP; with Frampton, and before the bad drugs.... Not criticizing, but these were the hard years for them., burning the candle at both ends, as they say. Loved those British rockers!! Man, could they get it done!
The cocaine 80’s is what sunk HP!
Steve Marriott- One of Englands undiscovered natural resources!😄
He wasn't 'undiscovered' -- all his bands had top ten hits.
God bless Steve Marriott saw pie at the academy of music nyc great night loved him ever since long live humble pie
Derek & the Ds took quite a while to follow them
Always been one of my favorite bands. Love the energy
really amazing stuff. A raw pie concert!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yes, bless your heart Jerry......🍁
I was there for this show. It was a blast and a gas! We all were feeling no pain! Yes, the lengendary Cain's Ballroom. It was still a rough and tumble venue. BYOL and smoking whatever u had was allowed. They sold beer. It was fun and dangerous. That area used be skid row as well. Cheers Y'all!!!!
Tell me about it! I was the one in the crowd in front of the stage on the "Steadycam" trying to record the show while dodging the beer showers and dancing partiers. You wouldn't believe how the place looked after the clean-up lights came on after the show! Good times indeed...
@@RockVision LOL, Lucky you...
Seriously, lucky you….
You saw a legend
I got to see this version (mark 3) at the Royal Oak Music Theater in Michigan and they were in tip top shape . A year or two later I ventured over the border to Canada to see a different band billed a Humble Pie . It was fronted by Steve Marriott , with Jimmy Leverton on bass Goldie McJohn on keyboards , a guy named Fallon on drums. They also rocked hard!!!!!!
Saw them as well. Partied it up with Fallon the drummer on one break...great guy...
From Detroit, born in ‘53- they were great- live ! 🔥
I just discovered this. Thanks for putting it out!
THANK YOU rockvision. never thought id see anything like this from the pie ever again.steve one last time still in his prime. great to wake up to. early christmas present. happy holidays
I was privileged to have caught the on to victory tour,@ the long beach arena,now aquarium of the Pacific..Frank Marino Mahogany Rush,and Angel headlined..VW SAFARI MICRO BUS,COLOMBIAN OFFERINGS OF THE DAY,AND THOSE"WARM VINTAGE TONESFROM THE AVAILABILITY OF EARLY COMPPNENTS,SPEAKERS CABS GOT CLEANER,SOLID STATE MADE THEM CHEAPER,AND LIGHTER,BUT WHAT IVE LEARNED OVER THE YEARS,HEAVY = QUALITY,MOST OF THE TIME ANYWAY...JMO🎸🎙️🎶💀☮️🃏😷🎶
fantastic, really enjoyed this
Thank you for this !!!
This is when I saw humble pie
Amazing, I'm sending to Bobby Tench so he can see this too❤
The best Hvy Boogie band, if there ever was one
Rock and roll is a virus that ate the world.
Rock an roll will never die.
He really was the male version of Janis Joplin. It fucking blows my mind how similar the two were. Same entity.
Steve Marriott was one of the most amazing partiers in Rock n Roll .....! Cool
Not only did I witnessed the PIE during there Farwell Tour on 3/15/75 w/ Peter Frampton and John Entwistle's Band "OX" opening @ the Spectrum, Phila PA, then again at my 44th and last Concert living in NJ (Before Moving to Calif in '81),where I saw ZZ TOP w/ this PIE line up opening at the Convention Center in Asbury Park NJ on 7/17/80. PS: I Got to witness 44 of the GREATEST shows from 4/21/73 - 7/17/80 that MSG/Felt Forum, the Spectrum and 6 GREAT NJ Venues had to offer. Then in '82, starting w/ 3 days @ US FESTIVAL '82, I started a whole new Calif concert journey!!
Saw Humble Pie March 15th 1971 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA. with Peter Frampton Steve Marriott
@@rogerc844 I saw 3/15/75 and Peter F opened for them, Pretty Funny. I like love the Peter-Less PIE. Peter got famous from an avg overplayed live LP.
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Saddy I never had the chance to see the pie. But I did go to both of the California Jams The first one was my first concert at 13 yo with my late brother older Mark and our last name is Asbury, lol I also went to the US FESTIVAL '82 & '83 and the last Peter Frampton concert at the Greek with BB King just a few years back.
Remember this from back in 1969 like it was yesterday. Wow what memories. Thanks for bringing it back around !!!
This is the best humble pie line up.
No buts about it.
It's just Steve Marriots backing band here. Nothing more.
Live at the Fillmore probably the best
Awesome to see a show live at the Cain's on RUclips. Saw a lot of crazy shows there growing up in T-town.
Christmas present came early. Thank you for sharing. Can't add anymore to what's been written about the artist Mr. Steve Marriott.
You have to give Steve an "A" for effort, but this is what cocaine/booze did. Makes me sad, god bless him, he was a genius.
Well he was sick too... with bronchitis, and pushing it a bit too hard. I think being a lead singer of a hard-driving band like this would be friggin’ TERRIFYING as time marched on, and the live dates kept coming...
Yep.. Steve was pretty off the rails at this point in his life. He really should have taken a good few months out in order to sort his health and head out. But unfortunately drugs and booze always took precedence over any kind of logical thinking in Steve Marriott's world. No one could tell the guy anything.
@@boomer1954ful Yes , he was sick. What a trooper. About 6 months after this concert, Steve collapsed and had to be rushed to intensive care with a split dueodeum (part of sm intestine) and internal bleeding. His wife Pam said he had been spitting up blood for quite some time. It was apparently very serious. So, perhaps he was even sicker than he let on. Too bad it wasn't enough to make him clean up his act. Stubborn man, but loved him...
RIP Steve 🙏 💜 🕊 ☮ 😪🙏
Not really his guitar is crisp plus he was high probably on famously great performances . He's always great no matter.
Bad ass jam !
Wow just wow.
Mr. Steve "Fuck" Marriott Criminally Underrated
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What a version of 30 Days superb
Whoa i didnt know Bob Newhart sang and played guitar. i saw them here in south dago on the Marathon 1980 . shortly before the show i had taken a full hit of acid called BOMB whitch was quite popular at the time. By the end of their set and tripping heavily i just couldnt believe that Steve and Bob were one and the same. how did i not no this?Even having to endure ANGEL who followed them i just could not shake off what i had just witnessed .thanks to MAHOGANY RUSH I WAS OK and still am to this day
I saw that tour. Alpine Valley, East Troy, Wisconsin. Great days.
Lololol. He doesn’t look like Bob Newhart! Giggle,
He’s a bit worse for the road-wear, 10 years of rock concerts, and the damn bronchitis.
I'm telling he looks like an angry young Bob newhart at least he did the night I saw them. All pissed off. Breaking shit. It was great
I just posted about seeing this band on the R&R Marathon show with Missouri, Angel, and Frank Marino. Angel had a bad show and was a strange act to have paired up with the others.
Humble Pie was great and Frank Marino was jaw dropping extraordinary.
Lebanese Blond Hash was the flavor of the day!
South dago?
I liked Cains Ballroon good show and cheap to drink in the early days.
you don't know steve marriot if you know him only from this video . in the 60s and 70s he was the kindest guy you could meet . he also cared deeply about the discrimination and ill treatment of blacks in the US and elsewhere . he may be a bit out of control here but so what
Oh I know him well since the 60s, love the Small Faces, Humble Pie, as a teenager I bought the Performance album when it was released in 1971 , the two vinyls for weeks on my turntable and till today I love it and all the other great records, love bands of that period, Spooky Tooth,
Free, Steamhammer, Traffic etc......THANKS for this video, never seen it before, I own the dvd from Steves solo inn London and the Beat Club boxes, where Small Faces and later Humble Pie and all the bands around that time was performing, Beat Club was one of the best tv shows in the late 60s and beginning 70s, very new and progressive in that time ! all the best to you and keep on rockin', "Jogi" from Germany, Berlin
Jaw dropping fabulous!
Ye but he was a total junkie not so smart as a person
When he wrote Fool for a Pretty Face, one of the verses is hurt by love. Maybe should be hurt by drugs. Dont know that he was hurt by love. Women loved him, they didnt love his drugs and alcohol and this performance shows it. Understand he wasnt feeling well on this night, but he got more and more ranchy and raw as the years passed. The charming, dynamic, charismatic and good looking front man was replaced by this guy. Still love him and will always miss him but he is proof that no one can save someone from himself or herself. Drugs and alcohol just consumed him and its just so sad.
@@jogischulz2576 >> STILL love those bands from that era! Thank God they still have turntables...
The Cain's Ballroom is one of the greatest classic music venues in world. Some of the greatest musical groups of all time have performed there, from U2 to the Sex Pistols (SP were actually not a great musical act but just famous). This area of Tulsa had Leon Russels famous Church Studio and many of the greatest musicians in the world used to come to this area to get together and jam. (Leon Russel was Elton Johns Idol). They helped produce what later became known as the "Tulsa Sound". When Eric Clapton recently came to the BOK arena, he gave tribute to Tulsa, saying "thanks Tulsa" to honor its musicians, some who were his band members as well as his guitar heroand idol "JJ Cale". U2 kicked off their last World Tour here, so if you ever get to go to Tulsa or the Cains Ballroom for a concert, do it.
Your right 5 bucks all the beer you could drink and hell of great shows.i loved it Live N loud close up. Fly like a kite. Nothing like Ass Kickin Hard Core Rock N Roll Blues. It's the only way for me.
Love seeing vintage footage of Humble Pie. Thanks for sharing! Seen them in 1982 @ Nag's Head North Markham (Toronto area) No footage. Damn!! Cheers Jerry!!
Marriot got better on the guitar as he aged . a shame he is no longer with us . passed away in 1991 . he's in a better place i think .
For sure. Away from the drugs.
Thank you for posting this!
Incredible 😳
THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING
ouah ! the sound !
Thank you!!!
Steve Marriott wasn't just an absolutely amazing musician and singer, he was a force of nature! And all that talent was wrapped up in a small package. He'll always be one of my favorite musicians.
Drummer's playing a stainless Ludwig kit with concert toms, like mine!! Sweet!
Loved Humble Pie for years, man. The way they jammed and with Steve Marriott's intense soulful voice just blew me away. Thanks for the video! 😎👍
Thanks for listening
thats Bobby Tench too!
Thank you!
Great band at THE best venue! Cain's is a national treasure!
Wow! I was there for this concert. Had no idea it was recorded.
It had been nearly 40 years since I shot this show, and I hesitated to post it because of the poor video quality. It took over 100 hours to process and render this version - yeah, it was pretty grainy and poorly lit for those old tube-type cameras. But the audio was good and I knew it was a hell of a show, because I was shooting from the front row, center stage!
@@RockVisionAWESOME JOB MY FRIEND!!!! M.O'B
I saw them on this tour sadly he died shortly after this tour back home. Spoke with him briefly at a pinball machine in the bar.
Naaa he died 11 years later
So underrated
I don’t need no Doctor !!!!! ✨🔥✨
AWESOME, JUST AWESOME TO FIND THIS!!!! M.O'B
ALL HUMBLE PIE ARE INTERESTED
Treasure trove , xx
Love Steve but this is where it went wrong drink drugs performing don't mix
Tench must have been a Saint to have worked extensively with 3 known "difficult characters " like Marriott, Van Morrison & Jeff Beck + Freddie King......
❤STEVE MARRIOT❤
steve was humble pie. on to victory was a great record, some great players came thru, anthony sooty jones on bass and bobby trench on lead here, jerry still on drums.
real old school white blues real humble pie 💙💛🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝💄🥾
To cool. I live in Tulsa.
Sooty Jones FTW.
Cuál es el nombre de la segunda canción.Desde Chile ,gracias.
"Pick a Bale of Cotton" es una canción popular y de trabajo tradicional estadounidense grabada por primera vez por los reclusos de Texas James "Iron Head" Baker (1933) [1] y Mose "Clear Rock" Platt (1939) [2] y luego popularizada por Vientre de plomo (Huddie William Ledbetter).
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pick_a_Bale_of_Cotton
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Back then cains only held 1200 people
Can some one mack a list of the songs please Yes, I don't know why people keep saying Humble Pie was a underrated banner. That's all I remember people talking about when I was in junior high in high school back in the late 70s and early 80s. I just don't get it.
They don't show the large picture s of all the country singers, Bob wills etc. Etc.
I'm a huge fan but this concert was a train wreck.
I will always respect his talent but somehow watching this performance is so sad that its painful.
steve just couldnt figure ir out... shame he had talent but pissed it away
Harldy
Get mad but Bobby was Steve's equal guitar and vocal wise combined maybe not charisma wise
Un idolo quemado.Hoy dirian falta de profesionalidad.
Thats a very bad example…they were better during the Clempson phase but…………
This is what you get when you try to sound like Kiss.
Wizzle These guys were well past their prime to be sure, but KISS? 😣
Kiss isn’t a pimple on the asses of ANY of the Pie members.
This particular concert is in Marriot’s drug abuse years, sadly, plus he’s sick. Drugs are evil - what they do.
Paul Stanley had huge respect for Steve, this is his quote-
“Steve Marriott was MIND BOGGLING. He was everything I aspired to be as a frontman after I saw him. Just riveting and electrifying. The one and only.”
@@boomer1954ful Humble Pie was formed in 1969 and they were tearing it up long before KISS. Paul Stanley definitely idolized Steve Marriott, as did many other great rock vocalists including Robert Plant. Steve was Jimmy Page’s first choice as lead singer for Zep. The Small Faces manager threatened to break Jimmy’s fingers if he pursued Steve. Steve was legendary, which made it sad to see his last years as they were. R.I.P. Steve 🙏
@@vanshipman I heard about that story.
British music managers seemed to be a bunch of crooks and bullies.
Led Zep had Peter Grant one of the same kind.
Today they are more like stock broker yuppies.
awful