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- ‘30 Days in the Hole’ From: ‘Smokin’’ (1972) Speaking of frequently covered songs, "30 Days in the Hole" ranks with Humble Pie’s most oft-revisited tracks since it was first unveiled as the second-side opener on 1972’s Smokin’ LP.
- ‘Stone Cold Fever’ From: ‘Rock On’ (1971) In a catalog filled to bursting with killer rough-and-tumble guitar riffs, "Stone Cold Fever" may just boast the greatest six-string kick in the teeth Humble Pie ever landed.
- ‘I Don’t Need No Doctor’ From: ‘Performance – Rocking the Fillmore’ (1971) Rock history isn’t exactly littered with cover versions that became more definitive than the originals (though Joe Cocker’s “With a Little Help From My Friends” comes to mind), but Humble Pie delivered scores of them.
- ‘Natural Born Bugie’ Single (1969) Humble Pie’s first single already offered a tantalizing taste of things to come, immediately showing the potential of this supergroup assembled from former members of the Small Faces (Marriott), the Herd (Frampton) and Spooky Tooth (Greg Ridley) – each of whom took a verse on this song.
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Often regarded as one of the first supergroups in music, Humble Pie experienced moderate popularity and commercial success during the 1970s with hit songs such as " Black Coffee ", " 30 Days in the Hole ", " I Don't Need No Doctor ", " Hot 'n' Nasty " and " Natural Born Bugie " among others.
- 30 Days in the Hole. “30 Days in the Hole” is a gritty piece of rock and roll that may have failed to chart, but which stands as one of Humble Pie’s most popular songs, and their best.
- Stone Cold Fever. “Rock On” might not have been the greatest Humble Pie album ever made, but it did at least give us one of their greatest songs. “Stone Cold Fever” is a tour de force.
- I Don’t Need No Doctor. Cover versions are always tricky, with few ever quite managing to best the original. But occasionally, it happens, and in 1971, it happened for Humble Pie when they delivered a scorching reinterpretation of Ray Charles’ “I Don’t Need No Doctor.”
- Natural Born Bugie. When Humble Pie first got together, they had no intention of being a singles band. But if a record label wants a single, a single is what they’re going to get.
Jun 12, 2024 · One of the greatest live acts the world has ever seen: The Humble Pie albums you should definitely listen to. By Mick Wall. ( Classic Rock ) published 12 June 2024. Humble Pie were unable to capture the power of their live shows in the studio, but their best albums still include some absolute gems.
Humble Pie was one of England’s foremost hard rock bands from the late 1960s to the mid-1970s. Best known for their thundering double-live album, Performance: Rockin’ the Fillmore, the band diversified their style on their studio albums. Below, Classic Rock History runs down Humble Pie’s Top 10 albums, each of which has a distinctive ...
Jan 28, 2024 · Humble Pie songs defined the spirit of early 1970s rock. Their music utilized the blues but focused more on a driving rock direction. Their style fell somewhere in between bands like Mott The Hoople , Savoy Brown , Foghat , and the Rolling Stones .
Jul 1, 2020 · Join host Pete Pardo as he lists his 10 favorite tracks from British hard rock/blues rock legends Humble Pie. #humblepieWe now have a ko-fi page if you'd lik...
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