HE'S A BROTHER FROM ANOTHER MOTHER!! HUMBLE PIE - BLACK COFFEE (REACTION)

[@OLLI-ln7kp]

The influence of black American blues and soul on 60s and70s British bands can’t be underestimated.

[@Zebred2001]

British bands were absolute scholars of black American music!

[@falcon215]

Amen to that

[@claimguy]

I think we can get past the word influenced and agree that Steve's blues cred was about as organic as it gets.

[@GenerationXT]

The same goes for German bands. Check out the 70s band called Atlantis.

[@dpaine6405]

Sadly way too many artists and bands never got the recognition they deserved but hey, half the fun is searching them out and sometimes hearing them for the first time. MIND BLOWN!

[@davidtofield418]

Seeing Humble pie was one of my greatest nights.So privileged to have been there.Love this song.

[@johnbarrick80]

After Janis, Steve Marriot was the most soulful voice in rock music. You should do 30 Days In The Hole and anything from his old band, Small Faces.

[@rolandosarabia810]

You must mean the soulful white voice in rock

[@peterzimmer9140]

Robert Plant totally ripped off Steve Marriott’s singing style.

[@sylviafarese8837]

@@peterzimmer9140 yep

[@billmafturack8189]

@@peterzimmer9140 actually Steve was invited to join Zeppelin and Steve’s manager stopped it just before Humble pie formed ….

[@Fizzy_Lifting_Drinks]

I think Mickey Thomas on Par with Steve

[@GN-jn1ty]

The way he and the sisters are vibing is what makes this performance special.

[@Incunymph]

Amen

[@Itelkner]

Now it's time for a reaction to "30 Days In The Hole" also by Humble Pie.

[@franrichards5131]

Definitely ✌💜🎵

[@mikelemosakaspacetrog]

Had the fortune of seeing them at the Forum back in the day. My 1st concert at 14 years old… ❤

[@Ken-pi7qk]

Well that was just great!! Smiled the whole way through

[@56music64]

The wonderful Steve Marriott. You must listen to his live version of Tin Soldier when he was in the group before Humble Pie, The Small Faces. Steve had one of the best rock voices of all time.

[@harrybrumfield8763]

You are listening to an absolute legend! Steve had one of the greatest voices in the history of rock and roll! He was The Artful Dodger in the musical "Oliver". He went on to form The Small Faces, and then Humble Pie. Peter Frampton played guitar with them for a time before embarking on a hugely successful solo career. Steve was a rather small man but he had a giant voice. The blues influence on young people from across the pond in the 60's can't be underestimated. They took " our" music, inserted some of their own vibe, and brought it back to us. We have called it the "British Invasion" ever since!

[@randolacle]

When in the 60s in the US, puppy songs (Anka, Boone etc) and folk music replaced Rock N Roll, a large group of skinny white kids in the UK (Rolling Stones, Who, Beatles, Animals, Small Faces, Yardbirds etc) were drooling listening to US black blues and soul music. Even Hendrix went to the UK first and later came back to the US as a star. And these groups paved the way for a new wave of blues based rock bands in the US, like CCR, Allman Brothers Band, ZZ Top etc.

[@garechmurphy6348]

He did play the Artful dodger, but not in the musical. He played in an amateur drama version

[@eturfrey]

Steve was an extremely talented guy who passed to soon. Steve was influenced by black American soul RnB music. At a young age he had a large collection of rare Soul RnB discs from the states where the influence came from. He lived just up the the road from me in Manor Park East London UK.

[@NilezII]

The astonishment is priceless!

[@827dusty]

Steve Marriott is a British Born Rock/Blues singer and guitarist form England. He started out in 1966 with a band called "The Small Faces," A few years later, he formed a Rock /Blues Band (this one in the video) called Humble Pie. Great soulful voice. One of the best voices ever. Steve passed away a while ago.

[@hughwalker5628]

He also played the Artful Dodger in the stage musical Oliver as a child. So he appears on the album of the show, recorded at Abbey Road in 1960.

[@rogerkelly7988]

In the late 60s and 70s Humble Pie is one of the great bands that were changing the rock music scene by using different instruments and recording variations to build on most of the bands of the time that acknowledge that they were all big fans of mostly american blues musicians from the 50s and early 60s along with bands like ZZ Top, Moody Blues, Procol Harum, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Canned Heat, Buffalo Springfield, Cream and Jefferson Airplane

[@mattshaw6180]

Steve Marriott _was_ really all that. "Tin Soldier" or "All or Nothing" by Small Faces, and "30 Days in the Hole" by Humble Pie would be GREAT follow-ups for you! (Also, Marriott as a kid was the original Artful Dodger in the stage musical "Oliver.")

[@richardcranium5048]

I would argue that all things Humble Pie are great, but I'm a bit biased, I would also argue that Steve Marriott is the greatest front man to ever take the stage

[@BradCross1982]

I’ll agree on the Small Faces and Humble Pie stuff 💯 but even his solo stuff after Humble Pie was also great in my opinion. Steve is one of my top 3 favorite singers of all time

[@KelliViti]

@@richardcranium5048 The only one. that could share the same rarefied air as Prime Plant, & Mercury

[@richardcranium5048]

@@KelliViti I'll certainly not deny the greatness of both, yeah these guys were playing chess while everyone else was learning to play checkers

[@donaldriddle230]

@@richardcranium5048 I would agree with that, 1000 percent.

[@TheDivayenta]

Steve Marriott was a child actor as The Artful Dodger in the original Oliver!

[@garechmurphy6348]

Oh no he wasn't. That was Jack Wild

[@tonywtyt]

OMG... Good ol' Humble Pie!

[@sherryarflin726]

Steve Marriott was such a talent. His voice always recognizable. This album Smokin was great. Sixties and seventies were the best yrs. for music. We were so lucky. Oh that was definitely his voice. Y’all should out “30 Days in the Hole.”

[@dorisreagh8865]

I agree the 60s and 70s had the best of the best and had an influence on all rock, pop and maybe more genres for all the future generations in all countries!!!

[@sherryarflin726]

Don’t forget Motown.

[@Filthyrebel]

He is a reason I started singing because ya gotta love some blue eyed soul. I love that you guys enjoyed it!

[@whoknows3972]

I love y’all’s reactions to this Your faces are show how amazing this song is

[@jlhilbert1]

I was fortunate enough to see Humble Pie right after this album came out. Steve Marriott was amazing…he was very small in stature but that voice could bring down a mountain.

[@nickfiorenza5930]

Man the look on your faces priceless. What a voice!!! Loving this great classic.

[@BlackiePawless]

Next one to do is "30 Days In the Hole". Probably their best known.

[@franrichards5131]

ROCK ON ✌💛🎧

[@franrichards5131]

Love this groove My first time hearing as well ✌🎧

[@margaretcooper6129]

I love the kind of back and forth flirting between Steve and the Blackberries

[@williamstaley7699]

Loved it loved it loved it , thanks so much ! My other 2 favorite Humble Pie songs are , 30 Days in the Hole and , I Don’t Need No Doctor, you will love them both !

[@melissaward6311]

That is his voice. Outstanding.

[@jasonmeadows2103]

My favorite band ❤ I get goosebumps every time I listen to this jam. Thanks for the share ❤✌️

[@reannejarvis9464]

Oh gosh seeing your reactions to the fabulous Steve Marriott. I have loved his talent since the 60s. He was truly wonderful. An awesome singer and musician he truly felt the music. Very charismatic as well. Nice to look at.

[@stephanietip]

I request this from every reactor I follow.It is such fun watching people's faces when he (Steve Marriott) opens his mouth.I had to rewind so I could focus on one,and then the other.The man was absolute fire.The ladies singing with him are called The Blackberries,and back in the day,they were THE ACCOMPANYING SINGERS to have if you wanted to get anywhere.

[@Jovolution]

Best Voice in Rock Pop Ever. Steve Marriott. Happy saw him live. Small Faces, Humble Pie. Have all records.

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

Steve would be thrilled you thought he was a brother. He had sooo much soul it was scarey! For more East London's finest blue eyed soul/rnb", I suggest Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, truly another brother. You won't be disappointed I PROMISE and I never break my promises when it comes to something as serious as music. Start with Black Magic Woman, Man of the World, the first part of Oh Well (and Part 2 if you want!) Albatross, and just go from there.. you won't be sorry. Also for epic Steve Marriott try All or Nothing, Stay With Me or 30 Days in the hole. You are welcome; love your stuff and you. Love peace & music from East Coast of England. xx

[@richardcranium5048]

And of course World Turning, one of my favorites by anyone

[@robperry5293]

These guys were the first concert I went to (16-17), I was hooked I have seen about 50 top name bands in concert. These guys were amazing, can't forget that Peter Frampton was on the second guitar. Loved the look on your faces when Steve started singing. Their song "30 days in the hole" is a good one worth a reaction.

[@vgun5457]

Not sure if you mean Frampton was playing second guitar in this video, if so, you are incorrect, it’s actually Clem Clemson! If you don’t mean this ignore me lol

[@robperry5293]

Thanks for the reply... I just re-watched the video on full screen rather then the small pop out, His hair looked the same but I can see it wasn't Peter on this video.@@vgun5457

[@paulrupright4694]

@@robperry5293 Frampton had come and gone by this performance. 🎸

[@angelagoodwin5758]

OMG! Probably the best reaction anyone could have with this SURPRISING voice coming at you.

[@sandypompilii6901]

I'm glad you appreciated Steve as much as I do. He never disappointed. Still love the man.

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

Yep. That’s really Steve Marriott’s voice. He was small in stature, but had a BIG voice.

[@mrnobody9104]

The greatest white blues vocalist IMO and as much as i love Robert Plant and all the credit he gets Stevie Marriott is still head and shoulders above the crowd and the first Face/Head on my musical Mt. Rushmore

[@maeric9]

Love this reaction for Humble Pie! One of the best reactions I've seen.

[@mybrainhurts1856]

Loved the expressions on ya'll's faces!! 😅❤

[@tefenstrat]

I have seen many similar reviews of Humble Pie lately. Being the HUGE Pie fan that I have always been, I just love that a younger generation is helping to keep their music alive ! So thanks very much Shawn ans Mel. !

[@gervermeulen1528]

ALL THE YOUNG VERY VERY MUCH WELCOME TO THE FANCLUB OF SMALL FACES HUMBLE PIE AND LATER STEVE MARRIOTT SOLO PROJECTS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GREETINGS FROM HOLLAND.

[@rmcellig]

Little Stevie Marriott!!!! Amazing voice!! You guys rock for featuring this classic!!!!!!!! Check out I don't need no doctor from their album rocking the Filmore. Greatest live rock album ever made. I was in grade 7 back in 1970 or was it 1971? You will totally flip after you hear their version. God bless both of you!! Great channel!!!! 😀❤️❤️

[@dreadogastusf3548]

Just dusted off mt memories from 50 years ago. Watched a live studio performance of Humble Pie and the vocal group the Blackberries. When it finished, the algorithm popped your video. "Oh my! I gotta' see these youngsters checkin' this cut." edit: Well, how you liking that black coffee? Check out 30 Days in the Hole, Don't Need no Doctor. A dam shame the Steve Marriott died so young.

[@claimguy]

I have two words for you "Small Faces". Try "Tin Soldier" - the television performance. Steve was ELECTRIC

[@gggo2631]

Please!!

[@vgun5457]

And the best thing is Marriott was such a tiny fella. The voice of a (soul) giant coming out of a a skinny 5ft4 body!!!! Unbelievable talent!

[@DaRkHoRsE-_-]

He grinning at his girls!! Obviously appreciating them😍🥰😎

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Steve loved his Blackberries, and they truly loved him, too.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

A MUST HEAR CLASSIC,, ROBERT PALMER "EVERY KINDA PEOPLE"..R.I.P. ROBERT

[@gadget8066]

ONE of the best voices in MUSIC...RIP Steve Marriott.. Check out also the small faces.. YOU WILL LOVE THEM.

[@matthewsewellmontegut3691]

Yes his voice does sound like fresh ground coffee!! I don't know that I would say that he was saying his skin is white and his soul is black, but I will say that he's got groove in his soul that he was just born with! In '73 Humble Pie was mine and my girlfriend's favorite band in high school. He and Peter Frampton blew my mind then, and still blows my mind today!! Thank you for your video. I'm a fan! 🎸🎹🥁🎶

[@daseguin]

Those were literally the lyrics 😂

[@alienlifeform7490]

Soul has no colour. Thank you!!

[@stephenpatterson8031]

But how bout those Blackberrys? Are you kidding me? Good Lord😁

[@mamamurray2]

Yes!! I am so glad you did this one! I know I wasn't the only person to request it, but I knew you'd be blown away. I never get tired of seeing people's faces when they hear this for the first time. Great reaction! 😊💜

[@lonniekiser3612]

Crazy smooooth, yep he sanging that.

[@rafehr1378]

Seeing Stevie live was always a super thrill. Like Stevie who's skin is white, our souls are Black. BlackBerries knew, know that. Live at the Filmore double album is a MUST have. Seeing it live doesn't compare to the albums.

[@Teresia12]

One of my all time favorites.

[@williamtauriello1581]

I’m a huge Humble Pie fan When they came through for the Smokin’ tour, they had this unknown glitter trio named LaBelle to open for them. That’s right, Patti LaBelle opened for Humble Pie!!! SPECTACULAR CONCERT!!!

[@kajabrill2404]

One of my favorite live performances

[@cripprocktony]

Beautiful! Steve was the king! . I enjoyed this video so much. Let me recommend to you something called 'Johnny the fox meets Jimmy the weed' from thin lizzy. You will groove! Thanks for the vids 👍👍

[@lxhobson]

Yeah, Steve Marriott had a very unique voice. Humble Pie's "30 Days in the Hole" is one of my favorites. But I LOVE this video because of the way Steve and the "Blackberries" (back-up singers) were flirting and kind of playing off of one another! I love this video.

[@naebodyknows7016]

He is sure for real. He is from London and started out in the mid 1960s with a band called ' the small faces ' . They were all teenagers when they started out and they had a lot of hits, try Tin Soldier.

[@WoodsongEntertainment]

One of, if not the greatest soul singer of all time. I am ashamed to tell you that I have been a musician all my life And have just recently been aware of Humble Pie and the great Steve Marriott. I missed him during his heyday, and for that I will be forever reluctant. I also shed a tear to learn that he died in a house fire. A truly horrific death for such a talented person.

[@timpafundi6321]

I keep coming back to this because I love this song and I love your reaction to it…😂💕

[@bethkahn8278]

Love, Love this!! Good job y'all. I just heard it 30 or so years before you did.

[@robh5613]

when he mentions Steve Marriot being the 'definitive artful dodger' he is referring to Steve's first role as a youngster doing Oliver Twist play. You realise his introduction is the same person of his comments as a young man with the big boofy hair and bucky teeth at the end of the video Vanetta fields is the middle backing singer, she would have some stories to tell, look her up in biography, so many artists as a backing singer and ended up in Australia with a more long standing relationship with the great John Farnham, great singer great voice would love to see an in depth interview of her life as a Child in america and to who and how she worked with so many well known estrablished artist and to her final stage in Australia. She is must get for interviewing in to , even just for Music History. Amazing women. Please do it Vanetta!

[@garechmurphy6348]

What do you mean, first roll?

[@musicairplanes4884]

Soul knows no color.

[@AsoauTanielu]

Amen 😊

[@johnpbh]

Spot on guys.... Whites can be black as long as they feel it.... and he FEELS it... White English guy from London and he just feels Black soul. Peace to you both.... I love the way they were all grooving. I'm such an old guy that I can remember seeing this the first time on my TV back in 1973... I was 20.

[@bethanythatsme]

I have to give it up to the trio of gorgeousness backing him up...what a perfect compliment to one another

[@stevehorsley903]

i love these reactions from the black folks when they hear marriott for the first time.the best rock/blues vocalist ever.

[@HiramLoki]

You two made me smile tonight. Thank you.

[@g.e.5723]

Yes, "30 Days in the Hole", make sure its studio version.

[@larryduvall316]

Wow,,,, I've never heard this one before !! Loved it !! You two are just great, keep it up !!!

[@bobthebuilder9553]

That's his real voice! Mr. Thirty Days in the hole!

[@jlmain5777]

Hot dang that was good music!

[@ralphboyle]

Such a great song and performance.

[@markwilliams5606]

From 65 to 74. Very special time in music children. Everyone mixed Rock and roll with the blues, Country Soul a little jass.! Try Highway 61 By Johnny Winter!🤠✌️🆒🇺🇸🇬🇧🐎

[@Dskills111]

Black Coffee - was Ike & Tina Turner original tune... Nice cover by Humble Pie

[@henksaenen1662]

Live at the Filmore! Potentially one of the best live albums ever recorded.

[@TheMrBlackCrow]

wanna hear Steve's vocal range check out Thirty days in the hole. Ever heard of Peter Frampton? He was one of the other guitarists too..but no one can hold a candle to Steve.

[@laurastormgarcia4353]

❤️❤️🥰🥰❤️❤️ With love to you both, always ~ Laura 💞

[@everettlunday8855]

I really like the Backup singers the Blackberries, they really helped set the tempo. The singers looked like they were really grooving to Stevie's voice too.

[@nitasmith7993]

Listen to “I Don’t Need No Doctor” Love your channel!

[@ronhunt9396]

Saw HUMBLE PIE LIVE IN DETROIT

[@2paddykool]

Glad you guys enjoyed that. It was the music of my youth....Six years before this performance with Humble Pie , Steve's previous band the Small Faces brought out probably their best single in December 1967. "Tin Soldier"...It featured the great beautiful soul lady, PP Arnold ,who had been one of Ike and Tina Turner's Ikettes before she jumped ship and stayed in England .The video of that is powerful and dazzling too. All the UK and Irish bands were influenced by American blues and soul music in the early 1960s and Stevie was one guy who although small in stature, was so good that he in turn influenced Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant. As you can see ,soul and blues knows no colour.It's all good See Stevie and PP rocking it out here...it makes me feel , all these years later ,like i'm fifteen again!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKe6haeulLWrhtE

[@36karpatoruski]

30 Days in the Hole is their biggest hit, but I Wonder is his very best Blues performance - slow and deliberate smoky blues. In fact is off the album “Smokin”. You will see why!

[@maryannerazzano7692]

This is gold ! ❤

[@delandcamargo5732]

I don't need no doctor live at the Fillmore totally rocks try it

[@John_Chu]

That album was also the last record Peter Frampton appeared on. He went solo right after.

[@rogerbranton1752]

I'm always thrilled when anyone discovers Humble Pie! This was the 1st band I loved at the age of 12 or 13, way back in the 70s! If you dig Steve Marriott, check out what he did with the Small Faces, back in the 1960s!

[@lorilxn1597]

I love Humble Pie 😍

[@weslennon3425]

Happy to see you guys do Steve Marriot and Humble Pie, most will not notice the guitar player on the end with blond hair, that would be Peter Framton (Do You Feel Like I Do). Real '60s blues came from listening to albums, and not just the hit songs, like Rare Earth, an allbum song of theirs is an oldie but still hard core Blues version of Tobacco Road.

[@knuteboy3778]

That's Clem Clempson, who replaced Peter the year prior.

[@anthonytermini3267]

So Much Soul: for a cup of Black Coffee "" "" "

[@MrsMillwall]

Love Stevie and Humble Pie, natural born boogie is my fave tune but blimey The Small Faces was magnificent, there was even a stage show about them, East End boys making magic music, Itchycoo Park and What you gonna do about it are bloody good ⭐

[@seiraeiramasil2302]

Steve Marriott is the lead singer of Humble Pie, he also was in a group called Small Faces, and they had a hit song called "Itchycoo Park", another hit Humble pie had was "30 Days In The Hole".

[@TheDivayenta]

Was that Peter Frampton on second guitar there?

[@jeannehurdel312]

I love this song. I start my day with it.

[@claireburling8547]

30 days in the hole. He's got some chords!

[@davidcollver6155]

Finally saying this reaction March 2023. Black coffee with Humble Pie and the Blackberries. And this was done in 1973. I never heard of it till now days. Thanks for this reaction y'all have a good one even though it's a year later after you did it.

[@williamcabell142]

The ICONIC HUMBLE PIE! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@cookmoore3736]

Listen to Steve Windwood doing 'I'm a Man', Rare Earth 'Get Ready' or The Young Rascals

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

I LOVE to watch first time reactions to Steve Marriott. The look on your face when he opened his mouth the first time is priceless! Steve would have loved to hear you compare him to James Brown James and Ray Charles were Steve's heroes. Try "I Wonder" from Humble Pie you will love them.

[@bcleone]

Definitely need to follow the 30 Days in the Hole. It's a must!

[@michelewhinnery2797]

Fantastic! That was a test to watch & listen to!!

[@woodysthoughts4032]

Unfortunately, Steve Marriott died in a house fire. With Humble Pie, he did express a lot of soul, being a fan of James Brown and Muddy Waters. Before he joined them, he was with the Small Faces. One of my favorite songs with the Faces is "Itchycoo Park," which featured more of a psychedelic pop sound, typical of the late British Invasion than with the later harder soul sound of Humble Pie.

[@dennisgmays62]

Please don't feel bad Mel. I didn't know either. But I'm ready to hear more!

[@terrybenish6598]

That's him and so, so very real...legit.