Looking for a more authentic R&B sound, Marriott hired three female backing singers, The Blackberries and the more focused Thunderbox was released in 1974 and Street Rats a year later. A&M then realeased Lost and Found which combined two previous albums as one. It was the band's most commercially successful record and reached #6 on the US charts, helped by a busy touring schedule.
They recorded the album Smokin', along with two singles "Hot 'n' Nasty" and "30 Days in the Hole". Humble Pie moved towards a harder sound emphasizing Marriott's blues and soul roots. Rock On and Performance both went gold and the loud and epic "I Don't Need No Doctor" was an FM radio hit in the USA, propelling the album up the charts.įrampton left after Rockin' the Fillmore was recorded and was replaced by Dave "Clem" Clempson. In 1971 A&M released Rock On, and a simultaneous release of a Humble Pie concert recorded at the Fillmore East New York, entitled Performance: Rockin' the Fillmore. This album featured a more acoustic sound and songs written by all four members.ĭuring 1970 Humble Pie switched to A&M Records who released the album Humble Pie, later that year which alternated between progressive rock and hard rock. Their second album, Town and Country was released in the UK during 1969 while the band was away on its first tour of USA. Their debut single "Natural Born Boogie" became a hit in the UK Singles Chart and was followed by the album As Safe As Yesterday Is, which rose to number sixteen in the UK album charts. Steve Marriott formed Humble Pie in 1968 with Greg Ridley, Peter Frampton and Jerry Shirley.
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