Steve Marriott - Small Faces | First Time Reaction🕺🏾🔥

[@saltybildo9448]

Steve was a bad ass

[@heathwirt8919]

PP Arnold and Steve Marriott, doesn't get any better than that. Seen Humble Pie perform twice in concert back in the 70's and the videos don't show the unbelievable power in Steve's voice. He could stand three feet behind the microphone and still blow you out of your seat. He was (as you said) a generational talent and I'm thankful that I was able to witness his greatness. It was a concert I will never forget.

[@CaptainGanja]

Love this tune. Steve Marriott had so much soul. Sounded killer singing with P.P. Arnold. Perfect blend of voices.

[@Jovolution]

The best singer and Frontmann ever, Steve Marriott.

[@elizabethkindred6806]

The woman is PP Arnold and she played Glastonbury this past weekend.

[@09penny1]

P.P. Arnold and Steve Marriott had a short lived affair but remained close friends until his death. She remains close to his daughter who is also a gifted musician in her own right. The song Afterglow was written by Steve about P.P. Arnold.

[@williampagdon4822]

Marriot had a great Rock and Roll Voice. Power and Feeling. As you said, a Generational Talent.

[@Dreyno]

That is the lovely and talented PP Arnold. Still sings today and still looks great. Amazing singer and a huge back catalogue of great songs.

[@birdpainter452]

She was only 16 too

[@dellafenton2417]

That "ooof" at 3.03.....

[@NoOne-kr4jc]

@@birdpainter452 No way. At some point though, they made love.

[@itis275]

Steve Marriott Big singer songwriter Ronnie lane

[@charliegeorge9393]

@@birdpainter452 no she would be around 21

[@davidzimmerli489]

LOL! You didn't have to say a word about the ''sista". Your facial expression said it all. And I agree 100%. She is drop dead gorgeous! (and I'm white, but for me beauty has no color) I enjoyed your reaction/review very much. In my opinion, this is one of the greatest rock songs/performances/groups in the history of popular music ... And Steve Marriott was one of the absolute greatest rock vocalists in the history of Rock n' Roll.

[@rogerbarrett8744]

PP Arnold was the loveliest human being you would ever care to meet and was held in the highest regard British musicians of the time.

[@gladiammgtow4092]

was?????

[@rogerbarrett8744]

@@gladiammgtow4092 So sorry, what on earth was I thinking!

[@gladiammgtow4092]

@@rogerbarrett8744 😃

[@agresteontour71]

P.P. Arlnold & Steve Marriott = Best voices union 😍

[@MODMARKT64]

Small Faces - Afterglow, now there’s another banging tune to listen to.

[@Devon_Rismay]

👍🏾

[@dellafenton2417]

Hell yeah!!!

[@davidzimmerli489]

Indeed! One of my absolute favorites by this legendary group!

[@grahamboffey457]

Pp Arnold and Steve Marriott’s vocals was a match made in heaven.

[@dellafenton2417]

So pleased you reacted to this. Love The Small Faces, great band

[@Devon_Rismay]

Anytime

[@roberttreborable]

I knew you would love this Great music is for all generations, plus P.P Arnold what a beautiful woman.

[@1e0s]

PP Arnold was the backing singer on this yet she dominates the whole scene. . . .they clearly know a goddess when they see one. Some things don't change. . . .And thank you for realizing how special steve Marriot was!

[@Devon_Rismay]

Anytime

[@hughwalker5628]

PP Arnold was Steve Marriott's girlfriend at the time, I think. She's from LA but came over here on tour with the Ikettes, quit and stayed in London. Her version of The First Cut is the Deepest has the Small Faces backing. Check out her own stuff. She's amazing! When Steve Marriott was a child actor, he sang the part of the Artful Dodger on stage and on Lionel Bart's album 'Oliver'.

[@davidpost428]

Try Small Faces "Itchycoo Park" !

[@jennylovegrove6354]

Humble pie I believe to my soul enough said x Keep up with demand with this one !!

[@musicalcontessa4275]

Groovy is right! Black Coffee, Tin Soldier, 30 Days In The Hole......Discovering the diverse world of Small Faces and Humble Pie is like a magical music journey and it doesn't get better than P. P. Arnold along with Steve Marriott, and an absolutely incredible band line up here, including Kenny Jones on drums, playing alongside Ronnie Lane, Ian McLagan, all brlliant, incredible musicians.

[@padraiggillon]

That voice.

[@nicklittle8909]

So glad you’ve found the Small Faces man. Check out Afterglow and All or Nothing

[@spookedhorse]

When Steve came to play NJ in 1987, I got to meet him before and after the show. We drank an awful lot and he told road stories, one after the other. He was family-oriented as well. He kept asking everyone about their families and if everyone was okay. Spoke about his parents with a glow. He was very sweet. Also, very seasoned. He was a hardcore musician and party animal and it proudly showed. He said something I'll never forget; "Spookie, when I'm gone I hope fellas like you keep carrying the torch" Little did we both know, he'd be gone 4 years later. Rest in peace.

[@Miniinish]

Steve Marriott, unsung but never outdone.

[@glennsmith1353]

I think there are three all time best rock / blues voices of all time , the greatest being Stevie Marriott, early Rod Stewart and Paul rogers ! All contributed to the future of rock music , all lead the way , everyone else followed ! Greatest guitar riff !!! “ I don’t need no doctor “

[@daviddring2365]

The greatest white soul singer, without doubt !

[@byzinski]

…and Teena Marie…Lisa Stansfield…Beth Hart

[@claimguy]

Joe Cocker's on the line and wants to speak with you.

[@billforgie-slippery-jimdigriz]

I'd gladly trade any six living rockers to still have Mr Steve Marriott with us.

[@malpreece5008]

Steve Marriott was awesome! Without Marriott we may not have had Robert Plant. Also, Stevie Winwood deserves a shout out when it comes to English soul singers. The British have produced some amazing bands!

[@dellafenton2417]

@@malpreece5008 Finally - somebody that agrees with me!! You are correct on both counts

[@sandypompilii6901]

I agree. Steve sure did "have a special thing about him".

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Thank you for SMALL FACES "Tin Soldier". Groovy is a good description as this song was popular in 1968! LOL- Don't worry about lusting after PP Arnold - she was and still is a beautiful woman. All the men love her (-: This was a great pop song Steve wrote to woo his future wife Jenny. Please check out some of the other styles (besides pop) that this very innovative band released. "You Need Lovin" (R&B), "Itchicoo Park" & "Here Comes the Nice" (psychedelic (LSD), "Lazy Sunday" & "Rene, the Dockers Delight" (whimsical music hall), "AfterGlow", "Song of a Baker" and "Wham Bam Thank you Mam" (rock). Steve Marriott was truly gifted singer, songwriter and multi-instrumental (guitar, keyboards, harmonica, sitar, bass, drums, etc) Please listen to more...

[@Devon_Rismay]

👍🏾

[@ozwunder69]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH7YdmiedqZ3iNU

[@shaunw9270]

Steve Marriott said when they formed the Small Faces, they wanted to be Booker T & The MG's and he always kept up to date with their records. Take a listen to "Carnaby Street" from the album "Hip-Hug-Her" 👌

[@Mike-ir9fx]

Fautless masterpiece 🥰

[@ostrichman]

check out their psychedelic classic album - ogdens nut gone flake - english whimsy mixed with some rocking tunes - afterglow, song of a baker, rollin' over and a story told by professor stanley unwin in his own language

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

Song of a Baker is one of my favourites by them. You think it's the first flour power song? (oh she didn't...sorry hahaha),

[@daviddring2365]

The little Cockney with the big voice .... with PP Arnold.... one of Ike's girls! Fucking boss!

[@bluesguy6380]

HUMBLE PIE - 'I BELIEVE TO MY SOUL

[@Devon_Rismay]

Coming soon.

[@davidjohnlees]

My old man had a 45 of this. Hence the first album I bought was a Small Faces CD.

[@barrydavies4099]

The legendary lady is a Mrs Pat Cole Arnold. She is on my facebook friends list, Talked to her a couple of times via messenger unfortunately.

[@tjsherminator]

You might recognise 'Itchycoo Park' by the Small Faces, great track!

[@Devon_Rismay]

I'll take a look

[@notgivennotgiven7776]

Ah man, that's what I was gonna say.

[@mercurywoodrose]

this band did my favorite album of all time. modmarkt is right. afterglow is from an album i listened to as a child, and i had no idea where it was from . pure magic, like a secret only i knew of. my dad knew a guy that was going to do an animated feature of it. what can i say? steves voice is burned into my brain more than anyone. takes me back.

[@thepeckhampoet1909]

One of my favourite all time tracks, live tbe build up in tne intro and the pure energy in vocals, second to all or nothing in my opinion.

[@MrsMillwall]

One of my fave bands ⭐

[@robertphelps1574]

Small faces with my favourite female singer PP Arnold look up her album The Turning Tide released in 2017 but recorded between 1968 - 1970

[@Devon_Rismay]

I'll check it out

[@scottrgood]

Steve Marriott da MAN!

[@kcrnz]

PP Arnold is dynamic part of this

[@stangss1]

That dudes voice is amazing...

[@mathewcooper8327]

Ocean colour scene get blown away pp Arnold sings In that aswel (nice one 👍)

[@johnmc128]

Great.

[@B.J.Savage]

The singer is P.P.Arnold

[@worland63]

PP ARNOLD!!! Great singer!

[@Devon_Rismay]

That she is

[@mamaflush9945]

I know how much you love learning about great guitarists. And I would also like to introduce you to just a few legends in bluegrass. "Bill Monroe & The Bluegrass Boys - Blue Moon Of Kentucky" Bill Monroe (in my humble opinion) is one of the Fathers of bluegrass. I say that because he wrote many very famous songs in Bluegrass that are played to this day. He also played the mandolin and the acoustic guitar. He was a huge influence on other famous artists like Ricky Skaggs "Ricky skaggs - Highway 40 Blues (Live in London-1985)" and "Young Ricky Skaggs" playing the mandolin." And I have to include "George Shuffler -Cross picking" he was one of the earliest guitarist's to develop crosspicking. This is a form of picking and rhythm playing unique to bluegrass music. He is even in the Bluegrass Hall Of Fame. And finally mostly because I'm a female (lol) and I'm a huge admirer of Molly Tuttle "Molly Tuttle,Sierra Hull,Sarah Jarosz - Salt Creek" she was the first woman to win the International Bluegrass Music Association's Guitar Player of The Year award - both in 2017 and 2018. She was also named the Americana Music Association's Instrumentalist of the year. I didn't mean to write a book... lol

[@Devon_Rismay]

I'll check em out, need to venture into bluegrass

[@andydurnall2420]

Groovy on the screen when P.P Arnold is there where's the brackets (If you think you're)

[@robertprice6830]

They don't make hippie chicks anymore either bro. I miss em

[@gilly4881]

I really miss Steve Marriott.

[@bullseyecooper1739]

PP Arnold’s version of angel of the morning is a blinder!!! Give it a blast🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍

[@Devon_Rismay]

I'll check it out

[@jimsealy9489]

Have a listen to Humble Pie "Natural Born Boogie" and Spencer Davis "Somebody Help Me" and "When I Come Home"

[@kingspeechless1607]

He was a fantastic talent (not necessarily easy to live with because that energy never seemed to run down) and he died tragically in a house fire aged 40; he was never meant to grow old! It is said that he was approached for the lead singer of Led Zeppelin but the shyster manager of the Small faces would not let him out of his contract.

[@cookmoore3736]

The Flirtations are a girl group that I'm reminded of with these outfits in this song.

[@ludotolhuizen7818]

This video is also available with live vocals -- way better! kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHeXeXyNjcSprqc

[@thevinylbird2269]

I’d also suggest checking out The Spencer Davis Group and The Move

[@paulmorris8762]

the woman was P P Arnold apparently a star in her own right

[@stereofidelic67]

Is it me or is she the spitting image of Candice Owens?

[@slaterslater5944]

Get the f outta here. Candace is by no means ugly but PP was an absolute doll. And a way better person.

[@maryellenazack4466]

🔥🔥🔥

[@petermizon4344]

SHAME HE DIED TOO YOUNG, SMOKING KILLS IN MIRE THAN ONE WAY RIP, BRILIANT GUY

[@Darrenski]

I think it had a lot more to do with being zonked on valium and booze (a killer combo as i know all too well. I've even fallen asleep standing up in the past due to that combo, as witnessed shockingly by my then teenage daughter!, that is how fast you go from being wide awake to being full on out of it on that mixture) and probably a larger part of the blame goes to now banned furniture materials of the early 90s rather than just the smoking. Since they banned that foamed filled furniture horror show that went up like an e bike explosion and actually gave off cyanide there have been vastly less smoking/fire related deaths. I hate to admit it but the state of my sofa, that was new only 2 years ago would should you how many times I'd have died in a fire in 1991. Luckily I live alone otherwise I'd obviously be a lot more circumspect, but I've learned that you can put a newly lit cigarette down your mattress, sofa, on your carpet and all you're gonna wake up to these days is yet another annoying burn that looks like sh1t. Steve would be alive today, well, maybe not, bit he wouldn't have died that night if they had passed that legislation a lot sooner than they did. And of course I don't recommend smoking period to anyone, or drug use, street or pharmaceutical. It's all the same at the end of the day.

[@bullseyecooper1739]

All first position chords mate apart from mid8 half the chorus and the run up for the end. E, G, D, Ax2 (intro and verse😉👍)

[@Devon_Rismay]

👍🏾🤘🏾

[@williamwright29349]

do black coffee by them

[@nyxinyx2521]

Get Off of My Cloud Alexis Korner-Steve Marriott 1974. Alexis was the UK's godfather of the blues. He brought our famous black blues musicians from the 50s,60s to the UK to perform and helped form The Rolling Stones. Alexis Korner & Steve Marriott - Diamonds in the Rough (A Capella) 1975 (this one makes me smile hope it works for you too1)

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Alexis Korner was a real treasure, known less for his own music than the blues/soul he promoted and the many future British rock stars (including Steve Marriott) that he mentored.

[@davidwoolard1264]

Try 30 Days In The Hole when he was the band Humble Pie.

[@Devon_Rismay]

I'll check it out

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Also "Hot & Nasty" or "I Don't Need No Dr" or "Four Day Creep" from "Performance, Rockin the Fillmore" Live album (If you want to hear Frampton's awesome guitar work.

[@Darrenski]

Steve and PP were actually lovers at this point. Well, I'm not 100% sure it was then, but it's an established fact that they were a thing at one point, and i can't think of a more relevant time they would have hit it off.

[@annmills3163]

☮️💜

[@Devon_Rismay]

❤

[@pablopablo6987]

Please listen to Alvin Lee live. They call him Swift hand Lee

[@alfiejackalfiejack5040]

The small faces were on the edge of something special, then he left.

[@themroc8231]

The gorgeous awesome singer is the legendary PP Turner. She's still active and present on social media. And the years seem to have no effect on her.

[@jonbenjisnomore7935]

This song was so ahead of its time when you consider that they recorded back in December of 1967 imo The sound quality off his mike in this video was just terrible , fortunately there are better versions of this song. This song is definitely a overlooked gem of a classic that only ages like fine wine again imho.

[@christopherbrown1248]

Such a great song... sadly mimed in this 'recording' as cordless guitars not around then... but hey! Can i nominate Sha-la-la-la-lee as your next SF react?

[@Krymsyn_Rydyr]

This vid, that you used, is a dubbed clip, of the Bouton Rouge clip. If you want to hear the real voices, or if you want to see PP Arnold, absolutely kill it… then you need to watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHeXeXyNjcSprqc The second song, If You Think You’re Groovy, is all Miss Arnold.

[@dakotaztribe]

I wonder what would have happened if Marriot had joined Led Zeppelin instead of Plant?

[@karmannghiaman1041]

They would have been better than the Who! Adding a better vocalist than Plant and an extra guitar would have been incredible. Marriott may not have been quite as good as Page but he's no slouch. Live they would have been unbelievable.

[@Devon_Rismay]

Interesting question

[@Krymsyn_Rydyr]

I , personally, don’t see or hear it, but I’ve heard, and read, others state that Page was looking for someone in a frontman/ singer, to try to be similar to what Jeff Beck got, with R Stewart. That it was a jealousy thing, and a one upmanship, from the big Yardbird split.

[@saltybildo9448]

Get rid of that blond neck and get rosewood it's how i hide my inabilities lmao

[@spookedhorse]

Boss clip, sir. Subbed.