50 years later and still so so GOOD

This is still terrible!

Still terrible.

My first high was leaning to this awesome day in 1968😊

thank you Brad Delp.

This is gold

Che bei ricordi…..ascoltavo questa canzone in un programma della Radio “Supersonic” tutti i dischi degli anni ‘70 ( mitici)

Yeah, your always be welcome friend. C ya .....in the moonlight midnight. Round about the late shift. Ssweet songs.

I've been in the company of so many great talants but I've missed him too

My first band Obleo

totally awesome

Sounds like a very early grunge band! Thx

I'm 66yo and I'm so thankful you tube has this, I have never seen this and liked the wolf 🐺 growing up in the 70's. Can't beat the rock of the 70's. Miss the good old days

Any young guitarist like myself who saw them live recognized immediately that Doug Yankus was on a different strata than the rest of us. Similar to Steve Howe. Not content with cliche guitar licks.

Lovely

Rhino was my friend, God rest his soul

Such a great group! Recordings are worth the effort to find.

Excellent album I highly recommend it especially if you're high. 😁

74 and loving loving Humble Pie....So electrifying was his/their performance

Me acuerdo muy bien de ese clásico lo cantaba con mi grupo en los 70 en SMP.

Brilliant!

Love this non digital sound of this

Todo estaba bien hasta que en el último solo de bateria el guitarrista se puso a hablar y arruino ese momento

Only one in my group of friends to own their first two albums. Been a fan a long time. Don’t remember them touring near me, over 50 years ago.

Gran banda de Florida, Estados Unidos, calidad y sensibilidad de manifiesto en su música. Gracias por compartirla.

Awesome music! Have you the other song from this single?

Im 59 and looking forward to listening to 50s and 60s music for the next 40 years.

I got this album when i was a little kid listen to this alot Peter Frampton is on this with Steve Marriott! He had a lot of soul!

As a normal testosterone fueled teen in the seventies , my peers at school thought that I bought Sunburst Finish for the cover. They were only partly correct...

Rest in peace Mike already miss you

I was 7. My older cousins had this album. I thought this was so cool. The art, the outfits, and that hard, raw sound. Leslie West was the coolest looking dude. Larger than life rock icon from my childhood. RIP Felix & Corky.

RIP Mike Pinera Nov 20, 2024

What a chemistry there 🤘🏻

very melancholic and Nice !!

RIP Mike Pinera

Saw them Live ( Thank God ), in Early '93 as an opener., and still kicked ass thru the entire set, even tho it was way too short , as 4 bands on the bill that nite. Bushy was Amazing throughout., & for me, they could've been the Headliner, but they were the opener of the 4., with a couple more of my heroes - Lonesome Dave & Foghat on the bill, Cheap Trick, & R.E.O. Got Free Tickets by donating to the Fraternal Order of Police.

They sound like the Jimi Hendrix Experience.

Dan Fogelberg did an amazing cover of this song on his 2003 album Full Circle.

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Man this is an amazing example of jonesy relevance on bass. Killer tones here

Who are the players on this show?

Had it on 8-Track Back in the Day!

I was there on my 14th bd 50yrs ago 64 now this brings back memories 4finger dime bags choc.mesc and microdot god bless southwest detroit

you are 100/ right,sir. Humble Pie was heavy rock. not metal. big-diff, who can beat Rockiñ the Fillmore? NOBODY! Not even the STONES,

Would love to have some info about the band, love this album! Saw them as an opening act in Martin, TN way back when...

Beth Hart does a great cover of this song. It was in her druggie stage but her voice was still incredible. Check it out if you can find it....

Dave Torbert was an amazing singer and bass player. It’s weird how there are so many different members to kingfish. I guess Matt Kelly always being the staple.

Steve Marriott!

Oh foresure. Difference between heavy and hard