STEVE MARRIOTT - Fool For A Pretty Face

Steve Marriott's Packet Of Three
Live at The Camden Palace, London, 1985
Steve Marriott (Guitar & Vocals)
Jim Leverton (Bass)
Jerry Shirley (Drums)

[@hazor777]

Awesome! He really had great control over the guitar : great rhythm and intertwined rhythm based leads - it sounds like 2 guitars up on the stage. He really was the whole package Rock Star - such a shame he passed when he did , far before he ever should have Rest In Peace, Steve - you are greatly missed

[@martino5457]

Steve Marriott was one of a kind. Saw him many times...😊

[@kimblecarter1096]

Wish I could say that. You are very fortunate to have witnessed his wonderful talent live.

[@martino5457]

@@kimblecarter1096 He definitely knew how to entertain a crowd.

[@Holdit66]

@@martino5457 Yep. Saw him at the Half Moon in Putney two or three times and once at the Crawdaddy Club in Richmond when I was living in the UK. In Richmond there was a student band on first and they were OK, but several of their fans stayed to see Marriott and you could see from their faces that their minds were blown by the raw talent and energy.

[@wilfredmcgillicuddy7902]

Spectacular bass playing!

[@uweschlimper2758]

Colin Hodgkinson

[@rainertrebbin-vf7nt]

❤Steve Marriott❤🎵🎸

[@mikehaughee9324]

Oh yea !!! That's what I'm talking about !!!! Bring me that pie please. ..... But make it Humble Pie !!!!!!

[@tano1985]

Steve Marriot is a legend, one of the all time greatest rocker.

[@theoriginalchefboyoboy6025]

*FECK YEAH!!!*

[@frankny4947]

Steve got it going

[@paullevine1813]

Only a handful of true iconic rock n roll voices shined & Steve Marriott's was one of those most recognisable along with guys like Paul Rodgers Gregg Allman. We all miss Steve's vicious attack on rock n roll. I was lucky to have seen Humble Pie in the early 70s a few times when Peter Frampton was still in the band. . They made the 70s a blast..

[@dips104c]

The choicest vocalists of them all in the history of blues rock

[@richardyoung7415]

Paul Rodgers, Roger Plant, Roger Daltrey, Gregg Allman all great frontmen but Steve Marriott was something else, the bloke had that thing about him that made him stand out from every one else he would have been one of the biggest frontmen of all if he had lived. RIP STEVE MARRIOTT GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN. 🙏✌️😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@donjohn2695]

Paul Rodgers was the best of the bunch in his prime

[@tim.timothy.brennan]

Always the class talented soul blues feel delivery. my story of 20 years or so back now was cycling with a pal of mine to make a pilgrimage to where Steve unfortunately died in his burnt out cottage. As we approached his beautiful village, rabbits running about everywhere,then this big sign it said ARKESDON BEST KEPT SMALL VILLAGE. r.i.p. mate.

[@johnwoodard1726]

Wow !❤

[@rayzee398]

i lost count of the amount of brilliant stevie gigs i went to....R.I.P. xxx

[@Blackwood260]

Me too.

[@bethh.9647]

You are very lucky! Wish I had seen him even one time.

[@bradhagemyer7722]

Humble Pie after 60 yrs...still my favorite shit✌️

[@meistertynemouth]

Stunning

[@profmath77]

It's Hard Rock 🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@stephenpeters2853]

Fantastic, what a great sound........👍

[@kimblecarter1096]

My big brother and I were just rolling into Daytona Beach when Fool For A Pretty Face came over the radio shortly after the On To Victory album was released. What a great song and a perfect intro for watching those babes in bikinis.

[@chrisgerhardt1718]

This song came out the summer of 1980, and added to it being the best summer of my life.

[@kimblecarter1096]

Ah yes. I love it too. Read what I replied to Stephen Peters.

[@jezebeljones659]

Reading "All or Nothing" now -- authorized biography of Steve. He really was a mess, personally. But so gifted!

[@dianesolimine6743]

Did you read "All Too Beautiful"? I'm reading it now.

[@meistertynemouth]

So sad but how many really talented people end up this way.

[@donjohn2695]

He had a drink/ drug problem also had a bad temper and would dress up as a wrestler as his aler ego a guy destined to not be around long in this life

[@hazor777]

I haven’t read any of the biographical works - yet, but I would suspect his attitude was in response to the way he was treated because of his size - he wasn’t a big guy at all , physically. The shit that people like Don Arden (Ozzy Osbourne’s Father In Law) did to him I’m sure leveled up his temper and resolve not to be fucked with like that again - at any costs. And the record co.’s fucked over Humble Pie in the latter years by not offering any support or marketing, and I know that pissed him off very much . He was a gem of a performer/singer/writer/player - gone way too soon (as we all know)

[@ronnynervik6319]

😎🤘🤘love it....

[@Local1Laborer]

The opening is a masterpiece

[@1ltles420]

RIP, Steve. Hit, kicked, no stick, really got my finger wet! I would appreciate a younger Marriott version. I always have more room for HUMBLE PIE!

[@stevebrown3040]

Luv this Song-Got to see Steve Yr Later 1986-Had a Chat n Pint wiv him after the Gig, NO MOD GOD Worship then! Southend,Cliffs Pavillion,Marritime Rooms.

[@kimblecarter1096]

You`re a lucky bloke. Wish I could have a chat with`im.

[@jeffreyschulz6073]

OMG, Purchased the Album in the day, with the British RAF, Spitfire, airplane on the cover. Saw Humble Pie Revision at Western Michigan University doing this song. Someone threw a beer bottle on the stage, and Steve, at 5'4", said he was going to come down and "Kick their Bloody Arse" . He was serious

[@kimblecarter1096]

Yeah. Whoever threw it needed an arse kicking.

[@rayzee398]

i miss you steviex

[@gtcharlieakatrent]

most excellent

[@raymiller6811]

And.... THATS how it’s done.

[@VonL]

Ray Miller Amen

[@rustybird4955]

Awwww awesome song for a break up😎😎😎

[@coalhair99]

If u ever needed an argument about how great Steve was, they needed Rod Stewart AND Ron Wood to replace him.

[@russbrooks3510]

classic Steve moves at 4:28 on out...they ALL learned it from him, cheers!

[@christianlacheze3323]

Currently reading his bio « All or Nothing ». Immense talent , sad story.

[@bradhagemyer7722]

There are 5 complete unreleased tracks on a spool of Ampex 456,2in Master tape somewhere. If true, to hear would be Sublime

[@bradhagemyer7722]

When he died,he was working with Frampton and the other members of Humble Pie, rumor has it

[@bradhagemyer7722]

I believe I heard it from Peter in an interview

[@scott1004]

What's with the overalls?

[@kimblecarter1096]

Could h`ve been their humble tribute to farmers being some of the smartest and strongest people in the world.

[@derekheffernan8990]

Jim flying the flag for the lefties!..x