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Paul White

If the only the Pie had the production quality of Zepplin or Floyd who knows where rock would be.....

jackHNv

You'll never hear a better version of an Elvis song.

Daniel Emrich

Love it. Rock On.

TheGraveyardDog

So hard to believe that something this awesome and kick-ass would have been released in 1981, with a note on the back of the record jacket that reads "This record should be played at loud volume," I love the early to mid 70's feel that it has. Top notch!! Crank this shit up, dammit!! PLAY IT TWICE, TOO NICE!!!! Groovy, far out, dy-no-mite, etc., etc., etc. Crank the damn shit up!!! Let 'er rip!! Whatcha waitin' for?!?!

TheEDZEPPELINBAND

yeah theres a live version of something called 'Valentine suite' i think with Colosseum that's awesome. Frampton really did make a difference-and i got a whole new perspective of him watching a documentary on here.on Marriott-i'll check out Bakerloo and rope ladder- i love the Small Faces too.Ronnie Lane wrote some great songs.

MrCherryJuice

Thank you. I understand re: Clempson - the band at that point (with Frampton's departure) had become Marriott's. And with Clempson's more aggressive (and less melodic) approach to guitar (Frampton was more jazz influenced, Clempson more from the blues) it took on a tougher, rougher edge. But it did lose its diversity and that - and drugs - were its death. Re: Clempson: check out his early band, Bakerloo. (Try YT). Or Colosseum (try some of the early live stuff...'Rope Ladder to the Moon' on YT).

TheEDZEPPELINBAND

thanks-i love the information in the comments-you were very concise- i like 'riffy'....riffy is good. but i prefer Clem Clemson-'Eat It' is my favorite...very soulful...

Zilmar Luiz

God Save the Rock and Roll, Simple the Best Forever!!!!!!!!!!

Pat Hillman

Elvis cover--really rocked out

rockingwhiterabbit

@Sinisa138 Crap :-D

db95018

if you can find a copy of "On to Victory" look at the front along the rail of the pool table theres four small white bags......OMG

Siniša Marin

@universeandfuture Modern rock? What is this suposed to be?

carolina beachin

im all happy and in awe from lots of the newer generation liking this kinda music nowdays, guess all that bitching about rap was for nothing or paid off, either way its all good now. just proves REAL music is timeless.

MrCherryJuice

The Pie never got their just rewards. I preferred them with Peter Frampton in the line-up. (It was his band; Marriott joined after quitting the Small Faces.) The Pie went through various styles, from the acoustic so prevalent on their first two albums (also had some great Small Faces-style rock) to the wonderful 'Humble Pie' and 'Rock On' albums. But if you like this track, get 'Rockin' the Fillmore'... very riffy. And check into the Jeff Beck Group's version of this tune and 'Jailhouse Rock'.

Howard Scott White

@PooPooOnMyNewShoe But this album came out in the 80's, I believe.

RadioactiveSandvich

@universeandfuture 13 here and lovin this band

Ogre

@universeandfuture I am 17 and I fucking agree with you

Ron Quincey

pure rock & roll - anyone have the keys to the time machine ?

Johnny Rushmore

No way it's not a lift from Free riff it's Humble Pie plain and simple !The riff is ride a pony that your thinking bout but they are not the same at all .

hank lawler

well, i was in the Grande Ballroom in '69 watching Steve and Company wreak havoc on Stone Cold Fever straight into Big George..when Big hit on one, Jeff Beck came a-flying from the wings with Rod Stewart and it was Wacko Night..acid everywhere

Humble Pie

Humble Pie - Natural born boogie 1969

Tin Soldier

Tin Soldier - Humble Pie