Steve Marriott & Peter Frampton
Humble Pie Reunion Demos
Early 1991
Los Angeles, California, USA
Studio Recordings
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
Lineage: ? > cdr trade circa 1995
Transfer: EAC > Flac (level 8) > you !
01 Scratch My Back
02 Why I Need the Blues
03 Rolling Stone part 2
04 And the Band Played On
05 The Bigger They Come I
06 roove By You I
07 The Bigger They Come II
08 I Won't Let You Down I
09 The Bigger They Come III
10 Groove By You II
11 Cold Hearted Head
12 I Won't Let You Down II
Total Playing Time 45mn 05sc
What BigO said:
Humble Pie was formed in late 1968 when Steve Marriott, guitarist and incomparable blues rock vocalist, left the Small Faces, and joined forces with guitarist/singer Peter Frampton, formerly of The Herd, ex-Spooky Tooth bassist Greg Ridley, and 17 year-old drummer Jerry Shirley. Few people today remember Steve Marriott, and that’s a pity. His voice was what Jimmy Page wanted Robert Plant to sound like, and Plant openly emulated Marriott. Humble Pie’s
fade out from rock consciousness was due to multitude of factors. Their
studio albums were relatively poor sellers, and relying so heavily on
cover songs probably worked against them. The group disbanded in 1975,
reunited briefly in 1979, then saw Marriott quit and move back to
England in 1983. In 1991, he and Peter Frampton were collaborating on a possible Humble Pie
reunion in California, when Steve rather abruptly flew home to England.
Marriott was tragically killed in a fire at his home on April 19, 1991.
