First Time Hearing Humble Pie - “Black Coffee” (Cover) Reaction | Asia and BJ
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I'm a White 63-year-old-veteran who was a huge Humble Pie 🥧 fan back in the early 70s. Got to see lead singer Steve Marriott in some sleazy bar across the Mississippi River from St Louis in 1980 when he was solo touring. Wild man, unbelievable showman and singer!!!!!!! Sadly died in a house fire, caused when he fell asleep drinking and smoking. RIP STEVE MARRIOTT 😢.
Steve Marriott is a legend 🤘 the British took our forgotten blues, and gave it back to us with a new flare 🎸
And that is why mom taught us to share 😀
I completely agree 👍
Asia & BJ, you’ll love their "30 Days in the Hole" and “I Don’t Need No Doctor”. Band includes Steve Marriott vocals, guitar, Peter Frampton guitar, keyboards.
Peter did not play on "30 days" .
That was Clem Clemson, who replaced Frampton.
30 Days in the Hole is the 💯 banger!
Definitely 30 days in the Hole
Don't forget "Hot and Nasty" !!!!!
Just Steve Marriott singing anything.
Steve had a glass-shattering voice. RIP dear music man.
For a little Limey, Steve Marriott had more soul than a Baptist choir.
THe legendary Steve Marriott. One of my rock idols. The Small Faces should have been as big as the Beatles or Stones but never toured the US. Humble Pie did and had a large following. Died at 44 in a fire. Great loss.
Live in the studio!!!...no auto tune,just pure and raw talent...that's how it's done!!
Steve Marriott was criminally underrated
Absolutely
He could have been as big as any of them. The talent, the presence, just pours out of him.
By far one of the most overlooked bands of the 70s ... aint NOBODY that sings like Steve Marriott. Plenty more to check out from them if you're feeling it.
I just love how the fantastic fun everyone is having comes right through the screen. Beautiful. Just proves true soul has no colour!
I think this could be the theme song for the millions of people that cannot get going in the morning without their "black coffee". Also check out 30 Days in the Hole.
Now were getting down and dirty. Get every Humble Pie live recording you can find, they are all good! Live is where it's at. Meanwhile I'll have some of that black coffee. lol
Now you're on it ..... Steve Marriott is a legend.... his band Humble Pie wrote the book on bluesy, soul, gospel, badass rock and roll in the late 60's early 70's... "30 Days In The Hole" and " I Don't Need No Doctor" are your next homework assignments .....
Steve Marriott the little man with the big voice !! ...vocally he was one of the best ,and the band he was previously in the small faces are one of the best bands to ever come out of the UK ( IMO).....such a sad end to a unique mans life :(
Steve Marriott live, Five Long Years. Gotta see it. Steve has the most recognized voice ever in rock and blues.
Steve Marriot on vocals and Peter Frampton on guitar.
This is the original group.
Steve Marriott was once considered for lead vocalist of Led Zeppelin before Robert Plant got the gig. React to him in the band Small Faces doing "You Need Loving"
He also auditioned for the stones and the story goes he was so good Keith Richards wanted him and Mick Jagger didn't want him because he was worried he would outshine him :)
I bet he would have been great in Led Zeppelin. I could just hear him singing "Whole Lotta Love" or "Gallow's Pole".
@@j.woodbury412 Are you not familiar with "You Need Lovin" by the Small Faces? If not than you must listen - 3 yrs earlier than "Whole Lotta Love"
Robert Plant was huge Small Faces fan and followed them around watching (and obviously absorbing) Steve's style. Small Faces were brilliant, Please check them out on YT.
@@cindyfalstrom7231 To be honest, I haven't heard that song, I've heard of the Small Faces, but other than "Itchycoo Park", I haven't really heard that much from them.
I don't know you live, but down here in Southeast Alabama, we don't hear much of that kind of music, especially on radio, Most of what we hear here is country, which I don't like. But I will check it out.
@@j.woodbury412 Don't feel deprived, hardly anyone in the US knew how great the Small Faces were because the only song released here was Itchicoo Park, and that song is really not indicative to who they really were. I think maybe "Tin Soldier" another great song might have played here, but I don't remember it. I didn't discover Small Faces until I was an adult - now they are my favorite band (behind Beatles!) Check them out, there are plenty of films and audio on CZcams, I bet you will like them. Here is a link to You Need Lovin to start you out. Cheers! czcams.com/video/tp0jZ4BGuDw/video.html You Need Lovin Small Faces
He took his 'Black Coffee" with some "Brown Sugar"!
Love all of the vocals!🎙💜
Great observation🤟🏻
Little fellow 130lbs soaking wet stick of dynamite!!! All the ladies wanted him, and all of us young musicians were jealous and wanting to be as good as him🎶👍
This performance showcases his talents better than any other song. I think. Just one man’s opinion.
This was an all around soulful performance! And the backup singers did a great job! Loved it!
Great reaction and comments!
Love me some Humble Pie. Seen them live when I was 18. Everyone will mention BC & 30 days but take a sec and listen to some of the other art. " live with me & I can't stand the rain" are some of my favorites.
"I Wonder" and my favorite "You're So Good For Me", both off the Smokin album. Although the "hits" are all great, I agree that the real gems are album cuts. Loved Humble Pie...
Some musicians brought people together. That was Steve.
I've been a fan of humble pie since the very early'70s it's a shame what happened to Steve Marriott he died one night in a house fire he was partying real hard one night went home crawled in bed with a little cigarette caught the bed on fire and the house on fire rest in peace Steve Marriott you are truly missed and the music world today you are a legend in the music world thank you for the music and thank you for the Memories I've seen the band Humble Pie a many many times Steve Marriott was a very stand-up guy
The "Blackberry" on the Far Right is the Late Dallas Born Clydie King.
*According to the RIAA the Most recorded voice as a Lead Singer and backup Singer in History.
The late and GREAT voice of the amazing Steve Marriott. Guys you really need to listen to Humble Pie playing 'Natural Born Woman'. Steve was 'off the chart' as a rock/soul and blues singer from the UK. Tragically he died in a fire back in the 80's (I think).
Is It For Love, from the same album, Eat It. Awesome tune. Entire album is. The Blackberries brought such a wonderful element to the band. Perfect mix
This review seems like a pretty good proof to me that one color can mix with the other and make something beautiful together. Maybe a good message for the days we live in today.
This is a tune I'm glad you got to hear what a voice Great band Humble Pie this is one of my favorites ❤
Steve Marriott should be in every discussion of best singers, songwriters and frontmen. He is criminally underated.
Guess where Steve placed on Rolling Stone's lists of best rock singer and best front men? 0 !! Never even mentioned. Disgusting...
Asia and BJ, y'all need to do
The Small Faces
"Tin Soldier"
(video w/PP Arnold)!
Steve Marriot is one of the greatest vocalists ever, and wrote great lyrics.
There is such good raw. organic energy. Can't find this in much of today's music 😕 Loved it!
you've seen Black coffee , for some real live blues and soul , next it's got to be Steve Marriott 5 LONG YEARS live from 1985. best wishes from the north east coast of England. ps after the blue it's got to be time for more STEVE VAI , it's time to get up and dance with one of Steve's greatest live shows, STEVE VAI INCREDIBLE GUITAR PERFORMANCE HD live video, you will love the unusual guitar line up in the middle section of the tune, great guitar duel with keyboard player /and great guitarist TONY MACALPINE. Steve Vai doing what he's done for years entertaining live crowds.
Guitarist David Gilmour of Pink Floyd was friends with Humble Pie drummer Jerry Shirley. Gilmour asked Shirley if the Pink Floyd could hire the Blackberries for two European concert dates; Marriott reluctantly agreed.[7] The Blackberries consisting of Billie Barnum, Venetta Fields and Clydie King toured with Pink Floyd on the Dark Side of the Moon Tour in October 1973.[8] By 1974, the Blackberries were Venetta Fields, Billie Barnum, and Carlena Williams.[9] They appeared on Humble Pie's 1974 album Thunderbox. That year, Pink Floyd's manager invited them to tour with the band.[7] Fields and Williams toured with Pink Floyd on their 1974 French Summer Tour and British Winter Tour later that year.[10] The duo also sang backing vocals on Pink Floyd's 1975 album Wish You Were Here and performed on their North American Tour promoting the album
Steve Marriott's voice gives me goosebumps.
Loads of the top stars from that time reckon Steve Marriott was the best white RnB soul singer to front any band.
Richards, Jagger, Plant, Bowie to name just a few.
Check out “Five long years live from London. Shows Steve a few years later.
Steve Marriott was a British born Rock and Blues artist, that started his career back in 1966. Steve is considered one of the greatest vocalists of soul and Blues ever. Find and watch the video of Steve right before he died, doing the song "Five Long Years." It will drop you to your knees. He died a few months later. This was an unbelievable Blues performance. Please, do yourself a favor and watch "Steve Marriott performing Five Long Years."
Thanks folks
That entire concert at Camden Place is awesome. Also the wonderful interview before the show. A charming and humble man.
That is big soul sound!
The guitarist in this clip Clem Clempson is still touring with the band he was in before he joined Humble Pie, Colosseum. Great band. Married was one of the best vocalists the UK has had. Distinctive, like Joe Cocker.
pretty phenomenal for a live performance.
Wife here..Soulful!!!...Wow!!!..This is OUTSTANDING!!!.."It was Raw"....Absolutely BJ..Great Pic you guys..Thank you for the amazing selection!!!
Humble Pie was some badass music, this is what you call smoking head music
30 days in the Hole is killer….please react to it!
Died too young in 1991 at 44 yrs old from a house fire 💔☮️💜
The way Steve was vibin' with the Blackberries is what makes this special to me.
Steve loved his Blackberries and had great respect for them as they were all former Ikettes and Raylettes, back up singers to Steve's heroes . Vanetta Fields said that when they first met, Steve got on his knees and kissed her hand! "He was outrageous sometimes, but we loved him!!"
@@cindyfalstrom7231 Thanks for the additional info - there's clearly respect between them
The Song is not about Coffee, It is about black women
I hope they figured that out. They were have a good time shooting this. Steve was a kind and soft spoken man for the most part.
Humble Pie with Peter Frampton was an incredible band. Check out Shine On and Stone Cold Fever. Humble Pie after Peter Frampton rocked even harder. Check out 30 Days in the Hole and Hot N Nasty from the Smokin' album. Every cut rocked hard!
This great Blues Rock song is a great ode to black women....
Small Faces with P.P. Arnold - Tin Soldier (1968) You need to see this earlier one. She was one of Steve Marriott's girlfriends for a brief time.
I am convinced that Steve Marriott is in Heaven singing rock and blues with Jesus Himself on guitar.
Always enjoy your reactions. This is a classic performance. You may also enjoy Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa cover of this song. One reviewer commented “Beth Hart is beast” on this song.
7.3.22. Up Next… from Humble Pie™️🥧 ……. Stone cold fever®️. 🎸
Black Coffee - was Ike & Tina Turner original tune... Nice cover by Humble Pie
STEVEN MARRIOTT was going out with PP ARNOLD one of the backing singers. He likes his coffee just like he likes his women ,black and sweet.
Not sure if you meant that PP Arnold was the back up singer on Tin Soldier by the Small Faces, and yes, they were lovers according to Arnold. Jenny Marriott - Steve's first wife wrote that Steve also had a brief thing with Clydie King, the lovely Blackberry on the right. Jenny said all the guys and girls (except Billie Barnum - on the left) had flings while on the road, very common, not that she approved of course!
I had it in my mind that the Blackberries singer they kept going back to was his wife. And that he was singing the song to her and all the words had triple meaning while they were singing.
Y'all gotta do,
"30 Days In The Hole"
I love you guys and look forward to watching you all the time!
The Blackbirds were tickled to death. They enjoyed the lot.
This was written by Tina Turner in 1972, so Humble Pie covered it. Humble Pie's version is different from the original lyrics
The ladies in their current form here were The Blackberries, check out the other video from this show Twist & Shout.
Thanks for bringing up some memories.Nice reaction.Have a great day
When watching Marriott strut his stuff, you immediately realize what is missing in today's rock music: sweet soulful vocalists. The white British singers of the '60s and '70s were heavily influenced by American blues and R&B artists but put their own indelible stamp on the music. Marriott, Jagger, Stewart, Cocker, Plant, (Paul) Rodgers of Free and Bad Company, just to name a few. I was fortunate to see Humble Pie during its U.S. tour promoting its "Smokin' ") album. My memory is a bit fuzzy but watching Marriott sing those songs was pure bliss. I know some of you will say "OK, Boomer", but those '70s-era rock bands not only kicked ass--plain and simple--but they constantly broke new ground. Today's bands are mostly derivative and lack the power and soul of those bands of yesteryear. And may I also note that it didn't cost you a house mortgage payment to see your favorite cool band back then (between $5 and $10). Hear that Taylor and Bruce.
yeah Marriot played Oliver Twist as a child "please sir may I have another?"
check him out as a young adult doing Itchy-coo Park
I love Steve Marriott as an authentic singer and guitarist of blues and rock. Checkout the single NATURAL BORN WOMAN from his early days in Humble Pie. And later on, there is an underrated gem called, FOOL FOR PRETTY FACE, which I know BJ can relate to. Just look at Asia.
Just to put a button on this, the great Peggy Lee also has a low slow song called BLACK COFFEE, which is a much different song from this. Please give it reaction because her voice pulls you in and breathes you out like the smoke from a cigarette. Be cool.
The great Peter Frampton on guitar
Steve marriot was lead singer with the faces 👌
Glad to see somebody finally do this one. It's dirt floor, juke-joint, nastiness. Takes ya to church. Another one that's STOOPID good is "Tobacco Road" by the Edgar Winter Group. Better be sittin down if you ever do it, or it'll make you sit down lol.
you have finally found the mountain top for soul r&r singers.............
Stevie Marriott was the best there was IMO. Check him out solo doing Five Long Years promise it will deliver!!!
great classic !!! 👍
You'd really like Steve Marriott and Small Faces with Ms. P. P. Arnold sing Tin Soldier and you might also try Itchycoo Park....!!!
I know y’all like a good ballad and I am curious if you two have ever listened to Patty Lovelace doing a Bluegrass song called “You will never Leave Harlan Alive”? Great mountain soul music for sure.I would love to y’all react to it.
Thirty Days in the Hole next. Steve Marriott had a big voice and a deep soul.
Been waiting for you to hit this masterpiece performance! I knew you’d love it…
I believe this is a Ray Charles cover . The great guitarist Peter Frampton used to play for them.
I love this song!!! Wot a voice!!! Apparently Jimmy Page was looking at him to sing for led zeppelin before Robert plant joined. His vocal range was there but would have been so different if it was him.
And a child actor before aka 'The Artful Dodger '. An exceptional artist ,sadly missed.
Sweet churchie..soul sista..I'm faithful..love me some soul sistas!
Oh Yeah us Brits got soul ladies and gentlemen.
One of the guitar players is Peter Frampton
Didn't expect that voice out of his mouth, did ya?
You can tell Steve Marriott is really enjoying himself on this song.
If you love this, you should hear I don't need no doctor and 30 Days in the Hole. Also, since you guys just went to see the amazing Beth Hart, she has a version of I Don't Need No Doctor as a fan of Humble Pie and the amazing vocalist here Steve Marriott. Beth does it justice with her vocals.
Check out Itchycoo Park when Steve was in the band Small Faces.
You can feel this shit!....musical tragedy how the lead singer died....what would/could have been? Peace!
ORIGINAL-Song and Lyrics 1972 by : Tina Turner !!!
BJ got us all in tune.
I love this song
"Roadrunner" by Humble Pie please. Happy 4th!
Haha, the original did not have the line "my skin is white but my soul is black". Tina Turner sang "My skin is brown but my mind is black".
The guitarist is PETER FRAMPTON before he went off with his solo career.
Steve was hooked up with the singer on the right. He was with her before Humble Pie. Steve was on the streets at 12 years old. Live, he was even more stunning. He played until the power was cut off to the stage, I know I've seen it happen.
oh dear, black coffee.... black pus... is what its about.., Vanetta fields is the middle backing vocal singer, check her biography of the artist she has backed, you will be amazed, the stories she could tell, she ended up as a more established singer for the great John Farnham in Australia, but please please do an interview of your life. from childhood to JF in ausrtralia, the stories you could tell from so many established artists in that time would be amazing , even just for Music History sake
Best white boy soul singer there ever was.
No coffee in world that good. He’s singing about something else.
Humble Pie is one the best rock bands in my opinion, and they can rock extremely hard when they need to. Try the long, live version of "Road Runner". I have been drinking black coffee for 40 years. Drink a pot/day these days.
Good one! Also "I Believe To My Soul" a great Ray Charles cover from the "Eat It" Album, live, featuring the Blackberries. Steve had deep deep soul...
Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa do a great version of this. This was my first time hearing this version,and I love it! Maybe time to revisit Beth and check out her live version of her song "Caught out in the Rain" live at the Royal Theatre. Cheers and be well you two.
It's rare, but every so often you get Janis Joplin, Joe Cocker, Steve Marriott, Joss Stone, Beth Hart etc.
That Les Paul sounds good. That's real good tone
R.I.P. Steve Marriott by far the best blue eyed soul singer !
Check out HOT N NASTY !! Also FIVE LONG YEARS "LIVE" !!
Yes 30 Days in the Hole is really good…and I actually do drink strong, black coffee (no sugar). Can’t do the sweet, milky stuff!