STEVE MARRIOTT Live 1985 - I don't need no doctor

[@frankyrubful]

I’m old but thankful I saw Steve with the Small Faces when they toured Australia with the Who in 1968 … He was my favourite singer back then and still is to this very day in 2021 …

[@JohnBock-nq9lr]

That's A LEGENDARY TOUR! Written about extensively in rock history. It's fantastic you saw those shows! That's awesome. The Who were on fire and the small faces were great.

[@seekatree2019]

I am so old that thankfully I will never forget Humble Pie, Steve could rock his ass off !

[@garyroy3503]

Instantly recognizable... Three cords that change music for us true rock heads, E G A were never the same. Steve was the master that blended True Blues with Hammering Rock, to make the 70’s what they were... The best music of the century! ( Note 1:27 and 6:54 )

[@gwynjames2077]

Didn't do too bad in the 60's either?

[@reneesmith398]

The absolutely best blues singer of all time, that's a quote by Muddy Waters, who was genuinely amazed by Marriote's vocal abilities with the Blues. What's up with our rock and roll community? Are they so jealous that Marriott's voice and musical skills get ignored? As a performer and musician, his extraordinary vocal talents aren't recognized for what he gave or brought to rock and the blues; it's a shame for many of them. If I could tell as a teenager back in the 1970s how great Marriott was, what the hell was up with the lot of them.

[@BUNKERJR53]

One of the greatest singer / guitar players to ever walk this planet. Saw Humble Pie in the early '70's in Baltimore, Md. Phenomenal!!! Frampton was along for the ride.

[@glenngamst61]

Saw them in 1973 in Sacramento. Humble Pie was the best hard rock blues band ever. Steve's voice is so distinctive.

[@alanhenson8699]

I saw Steve at a pub in Doncaster on his last tour and as it was my b/day we had a few drinks when he,d finished. On of the most honest and truthful people I have ever met... Long live the Marriott

[@wailingbones]

I am to young to have seen Humble Pie. All I can add here is my opinion and that is Steve Marriott was way ahead of his time. One of the greatest rock voices and guitar tones in history. He played the s#!t out of this classic ! I'm going back to watch this again! RIP Steve your influence lives on 🎸🎤

[@Rorysstrat57]

Sing it Steve, there are so many people I never seen. But Marriott is way up there in everything he did. ❤

[@markrobinson8410]

Marriott was everything rock is supposed to be.

[@tattyshoesshigure5731]

I was so upset when the Small Faces broke up that I kind of lost interest in Stevie for a while... I think I ‘blamed’ him for the split lol... well, I was quite young at the time! So glad I got over my ‘hurt’ enough to get tickets to see Humble Pie play the exotic Walthamstow Technical College concert hall in the very early ‘70’s. They were phenomenal... their thundering power on I Don’t Need No Doctor will live with me forever!

[@zapphoddbubbahbrox5681]

AKA - "I don't need no Frampton". Wow I miss this legend!

[@joellundberg2058]

This is so so Heavy, beyond all rockStars he is definitely the Best.Joel.

[@1AGRIPPINAONE]

Stevie Marriott his voice ......wish hed neved left the Small Faces at all. I watched them perform at the famous Wardour street ...amazing so happy I have pics from those gigs.

[@LaserJim2]

This is a fantastic version! I was lucky enuf to see “the pie” do this at winterland SF & later, and I have to saw this version, which I hadn’t heard before brings chills, it’s every bit as good as the originals and maybe better. Steve really knew how to take a song’s dynamics through the highest highs & slowest and lowest of lows. Also his vocal rhythmic timing & harmonies are amazing. In my opinion this is one of the greatest rock songs of all time. Surely top10. Your music lives on, RIP Steve!

[@paulselkirk2345]

What a fantastic song from the brilliant Steve marriott what a voice ❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🤩😊😎🤗

[@gervermeulen1528]

As always the mighty HUMBLE PIE KICKS ASS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KEEP ROCKIN HUMBLE PIE FANS ALL OVER THE PLANET !!!!!!!!!!! GREETINGS FROM HOLLAND.

[@dodgedandle8311]

Marriott Was The Bulldogs Bollocks , He Had Everything as a Performer, The Full Package Everything and He was 5ft nothing, You Couldn’t Make it up ..MEGA His Death was a Loss to all of us as far as I’m Concerned, and there’s Still NO ONE TO TOUCH HIM TO THIS DAY 2021…⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👑🙌

[@gervermeulen1528]

THANXS EVER SO MUCH !!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU NAILED IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!! GREETINGS FROM HOLLAND.

[@dodgedandle8311]

Thank you 🙏❤️🎸🌞

[@kathy4655]

I just saw Humble Pie and it wasn't the originals but the guys played and sang well....Steve cannot be replaced but they are keeping the music alive!!! RIP Steve...your music and memory lives on💙🎸🎶🎵🎶

[@JB-qv3cp]

Never forgot seeing Steve Marriott and Humble Pie in my Freshman Year, Rocked the house down in Chicago at The Amphitheater. Best Concert Ever in 1972!!!!!

[@thedudekatman]

was fortunate enough to see Steve & the Packet of Three many times in the 1980's in tiny pubs & clubs around London, feel so blessed to have seen him wish he was still around today

[@jamesbrookfield104]

Saw Steve Marriott's all stars with Johnny Winter. Saw Frampton 2 times. Never saw Humble Pie. One band I regret not seeing

[@cincilitigator5108]

This is the era I saw Marriott. As is obvious he was a great rhythm guitarist which is a big part of why Rockin The Fillmore lives on as a classic. When you combined that playing with Frampton’s virtuoso leads and plucky harmony vocals to Marriotts rasp and not to mention Ridleys bravado, the outcome was really a gas - it was really a gas man.

[@slimtimslide]

A stone gas!

[@edwardmilko2914]

Marriott goes toe to toe with Frampton on Leads!

[@j.watson1644]

@@edwardmilko2914 Not really...

[@edwardmilko2914]

You’re right. Marriot is better!

[@j.watson1644]

@@edwardmilko2914 Not,from a players view..@

[@tdrewke]

Well, I'm not too young to have seen Humble Pie live, and they had a well-deserved rep for rockin' the house down! Especially the guitar tone they achieved on songs like Don't Need, both bluesy and nasty rock. But this flavor of the Steve Marriott band was very musical, the bass and guitar having some fun-- give it a listen. Worth every minute.

[@StewartNicolasBILLYCONNOLLY]

In the world of music after the revolution in the 50s there were many extraordinary singers who fitted the description "Lead Vocalist"..... Buddy Holly, Elvis, Gene Vincent, Jerry Lee, et al, Jagger, Bowie, Lennon, et al - however there was one vocalist who shone brighter than the rest...if you weren't there you could never imagine the raw talent and the honed, professionally trained artistry of Steve Marriott. If you don't believe me then you must go to KZbin "Ogden's Nut Gone Flake" listen to the wonder of Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Ian MacLagen and Kenny Jones! Sublime musical theatre!

[@richardosullivan8102]

Love the last part of the comment "Sublime musical theatre" the requirement for being entertained whether in a large production or small intimate settting Standing only for the quality of Mr Marriot because I wouldn't be able to keep still.

[@jezebeljones659]

He'd never've worn overalls in 1967...but he really had nothing to prove to anybody, never did. He totally brings it

[@timhoovermusicman]

He was a skinny puppy in '67...

[@grdray2138]

Oh Hell Yeah. Got turned onto the Pie in the mid 1970's. Still listening.

[@aaronspicer6316]

50 yrs listening to this man gets my feet moving every time

[@brianhickey5949]

I love how this slips from the sweet sweet bluesy open to the "kick it all day" rock and roll. Simply amazed each time I watch this!

[@rockdinosaur666]

Went to see Frampton about 10 years ago and in between songs he was talking about "Stevie"...and "Pie". I heard the guy in front of me (possibly 40's) asking his mate, "Who's Stevie Pie"!! Felt like dragging him to the exit and lobbing him out. Great gig though.

[@MrDickycampilongo]

for ever in my heart STEVE!!!!!!!!!!!

[@paulearp9593]

So Sad, what a talent n little recognition for it........

[@GK-mz3zt]

As we say these days, he was a bad man. 😎

[@davidrimlees1484]

He had the best voice ever, but was also a great guitarist. Supposedly his last gig was at the Archery pub in Eastbourne, and I missed it!

[@carinduncan7594]

The guy could play lead or rythim his voice was still so strong even then if you saw him at the Fillmore he was at the peak and so was Jerry and Greg

[@ckelley63]

Jesus Steve was a bonafide bad ass ! and a Gibson player at that.

[@stellamorris6367]

What a great jam. Fantastic voice of Steve too.

[@ossie2025]

I watched this Packet of Three line up play the Leas Cliff Hall in Folkestone in 1980's. How 3 guys could get so much out of a compact line up ... awesome

[@cleansober1356]

That bass is making my brain fuzzy.

[@debbieedwards711]

Outstanding as always! RIP Steve Marriott. You were a force in rock n roll!!!

[@haroldkramer472]

Saw them at the Fillmore east 1970 what a show Rockin mothers

[@rudysandoval7714]

harold kramer right on man....that's groovy.

[@ronaldjorgensen8738]

Every time I seen him he always give 110%

[@williamkennedy4123]

A band you had to see to know how great they were live. One of the best ever

[@barrygreenstein8383]

I don't need no doctor was originally written and recorded as an R'n'b song by Ashford and Simpson

[@TheHonudiver]

F___in' AWESOME!

[@valeriorenatoporcu1213]

U uuuuu bellissima tempi abbraccio da Roma e buon caffè Tutti

[@normalopez3476]

The first concert I ever went to was Humble Pie. What memories! Awesome voice & guitar. I still have the double vinyl live album I bought back then.🤗😌

[@ripetomato9629]

I saw the pie with JGeils and we rocked all night!

[@blueswailer1952]

Was that around '71 or '72 at the Imperial College in London? All night gig if I remember right.

[@j.watson1644]

Cobo arena..detroit ?

[@oxcarthabu]

@@j.watson1644 I saw them in 72, after Frampton had left, with J. Geils at Convention hall, Asbury park, NJ. Right across from the Stone Pony, where Bruce played a lot.

[@carolwolf9614]

Oh Joy. Wonderful Stevie Marriott. Love.

[@thomasharmon6444]

Thanks a whole lotta times for this gem. Great jam I heard a long time ago and still love!!

[@rich6023]

This is as good as it gets!

[@loriqualls3100]

Marriott rulez ... even in overalls! Listening fest of humble pie and small faces

[@2bGanymede16]

Steve Marriott surpasses any Blues singer I've ever heard. Muddy Waters said the same thing with other words.

[@stevenmarshall3763]

Brilliant. What a voice, what a guitar player (who knew??), what a band.

[@cactuseli]

Back in the early 1960's he began.

[@daveg4236]

Who knew? Everyone that isn't stupid

[@loriqualls3100]

Love his speaking voice as well

[@charleshanes2112]

Saw humble pie a few times in the 70s, most memorable show was at the selland arena fresno ca literally hung from the stage and almost got taken out by Steve Marriott, Steve was doing his thing and came within inches of kicking me in the head, Awesome memories!

[@skytigers4552]

So sad he’s no longer with us, thanks for posting this

[@cef8156]

I saw them warm-up for GFR and then Deep Purple. Talk about great double bill.

[@funkywilma6743]

R U ever BLESSED💗

[@greogesnote8507]

Absolutely great performance.

[@lewboc]

What a powerful performance! Marriott could sing in any era of rock and roll!

[@phahking1194]

Cool video, love the song, the band. That bass player is pretty cool.

[@stanstolarski8325]

Thanks for sharing this julio7489 ... I saw Humble Pie live many times including being front row at the famous Fillmore East concert where you can hear me & my buddies on the recording. I've seen all the "big bands" & by far that Fillmore East Humble Pie concert was the best ever live show.....ever

[@j.watson1644]

Ya,cool.. If you say so !

[@davisdeen-ty4so]

I Saw these guys in a SMALL BAR 4 &1 Club in Newport Delaware same tour ❤

[@rogerwelsh2335]

I saw them open for DIO in 1983. They were great

[@cactuseli]

Great job putting this on. Steve Rip! Many thanks julio7489!

[@johnmitchelljr]

Tooo much soul for today. Thanks for sharing.

[@monatoney3474]

thank GOD I saw Humble Pie Jo Jo Gun and West Bruce and Laing in STL😅😅😄

[@brucefranklin6295]

Wow! What a killer show. I was only 11 in '72,so I never saw them.So this show is about 10 years after Pie broke up.Steve's voice is a little more worn,but still pretty great.If they had another person to sing backing/harmony vocals, it would be darn near the classic Fillmore performance of this song.

[@dumptyful]

i played with the small faces in bristol corn exchange in the 60 s. they were great then.

[@marcokitt.2328]

Fkn'hell, chills of joy up & down my spine!

[@lesliemountain1335]

Thank you!

[@hihiaurelnarmadashankar4334]

I saw him in 87 in Graz Austria same outfit.

[@freddylopez8942]

EXCELENTE, UN CLÁSICO Y UNA LEYENDA Y UN GRUPO SOBERANO, A DISFRUTAR SE HA DICHO

[@ceisonyamada9431]

Grande Julio7489, valeu pela postagem. Só escrevendo agora apesar de já ter visualizado umas 1500 vezes (rs).

[@jacobrufer7150]

stupendous Thank You

[@ashleygent1080]

Oh to be at this gig..

[@jousted]

still got the voice

[@anthonyhilton4594]

I want to be 1985 Steve Marriot. Cool from cradle to grave.

[@funkywilma6743]

AMEN💗

[@jeffreymanning5297]

Marriott #1🎸🎸🎤💯

[@alexandervoog9396]

An amazing jam. ANOTHER LEGEND Gone too soon.

[@garywilson1354]

30 days, greasy ho , silver coke spoon. Love it

[@jag3217]

Pure ROCKEN n ROLL

[@tonyturner3530]

That is rock music at its best!

[@saritablite]

A musica foi composta pela famosa dupla Nickolas Ashford , Valerie R. Simpson e J. Armstead .Perfeita versão com Humble Pie.Lindo video.Steve Marriott é puro talento !! ♫♥

[@rogeratkinson5252]

I seen hunbelpie live 2 times for a rock band there is no better

[@genaldoaaujo1496]

CURTO. MUITO. ESSE. CARA,

[@guillermoortega4119]

AWESOME

[@JohnBock-nq9lr]

Bad ass!

[@factorylad5071]

I used to go to the same doctor, Highbury Park N5

[@kevincollins6769]

Steve had one of the be st voices ever. as usual the talent was wasted when he went on drugs abd his untimely death. Great band Humble Pie

[@sonjadietz5297]

HEY, it is soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo right ! Steve RIP

[@asdemin27]

красавец! светлая память тебе STEVE

[@ST41127]

Preach Steve!!!!😘

[@gibsoneb3]

1/2 of Humble Pie! With Jerry Shirley on drums...

[@mrb4886]

Yes

[@Enevan1968]

The bass player looks a lot like Lee Jackson of The Nice...

[@meistertynemouth]

Another way of looking at it this band is 2 thirds Humble Pie!

[@ceisonyamada9431]

Muito obrigado pela postagem. Humble Pie foi um dos ícones do rock, muito admirado pelos que conhecem boa música. Tive o privilégio de viver numa época em que pude comprar um bom número de LPs, destacando-se EAT IT.

[@genaldoaaujo1496]

AI. DEU. O. QUE FOI. POSSIVEL. , PRÁ. GENTE. !

[@angele1708]

excelente presentacion pero extraño un repique de bateria en un momento

[@kevinkurtz4194]

Its true till this day and most know were talking back

[@sharkair2839]

wow!

[@edwhite7475]

at 6:26.....Great big WHATS???? i know what he means, but i never heard THAT one before-lol

[@genaldoaaujo1496]

Adoro. O. Brilhante. Artistanjbj8hi

[@heinzpeterknecht2694]

Steve sooo genial 🙏

[@markduffy3717]

Gold