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Showing posts with label Humble Pie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Humble Pie. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Humble Pie 1999 Running With The Pack



Genre: Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 01:05:59
Size: 151,08 MB

United Kingdom

Review by Alex Henderson

When singer Peter Frampton left Humble Pie in 1971 and became a full-time solo artist, it was a major blow for the British band, but not a fatal one. Some of Humble Pie's post-Frampton LPs were uneven, but some were solid. Assembled in 1999, this British release takes a generally enjoyable, 65-minute look at singer Steve Marriott's post-Frampton work with the British outfit.

Running With the Pack contains four live performances (all of them from a December 1973 show in Philadelphia) and ten early-'70s studio recordings -- and there is a major difference between the two. Taking the stage in Philly, Humble Pie gets into a heavy, guitar-powered hard rock/boogie groove on "Stone Cold Fever," "C'mon Everyday," "I Don't Need No Doctor," and "Four Day Creep" (which gives the impression that Marriott had been paying a lot of attention to Robert Plant's singing with Led Zeppelin). Much of the studio material, meanwhile, takes a funky, soul-drenched approach to rock -- sort of Ike & Tina Turner meets Janis Joplin meets Otis Redding meets Rare Earth. And Marriott sounds like he is enjoying his soul obsession tremendously on Brown's "Think" as well as original material like "Snakes & Ladders," "Charlene," and "Midnight of My Life."

But as John Hellier points out in his liner notes, the other members of Humble Pie didn't share Marriott's enthusiasm for this blue-eyed soul direction -- and the result was a return to the heavier, guitar-powered hard rock/boogie mindset that one hears on the Philadelphia performances. All things considered, Running With the Pack paints an attractive, if imperfect, picture of Humble Pie's post-Frampton work.



Tracklist:

01 - Think 03:54

02 - This Ol' World 03:34

03 - Midnight Of My Life 04:08

04 - Lovemaker 04:53

05 - Rain 05:59

06 - Snakes && Ladders 04:05

07 - Good Thing 02:01

08 - A Minute Of Your Time 03:52

09 - Charlene 04:20

10 - Think 2 03:51

11 - Four Day Creep 03:14

12 - Stone Cold Fever 08:40

13 - C'mon Everybody 05:49

14 - I Don't Need No Doctor 07:39





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Wednesday, November 27, 2013

Humble Pie 1980 On To Victory



Genre: Blues-Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:36:32
Size: 83,58 MB

United Kingdom

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Five years after breaking up Humble Pie, Steve Marriott formed a new version of the band -- featuring drummer Jerry Shirley, guitarist Bobby Tench, and bassist Anthony Jones -- and recorded On to Victory.



Tracklist:

01 - Fool For A Pretty Face 04:07

02 - You Soppy Pratt 04:04

03 - Infatuation 03:39

04 - Take It From Here 03:37

05 - Savin' It 04:36

06 - Baby Don't Do It 03:21

07 - Get It In The End 02:36

08 - My Lovers Prayer 03:57

09 - Further Down The Road 04:25

10 - Over You 02:10





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Sunday, November 17, 2013

Humble Pie 1981 Go For The Throat


Genre: Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:33:38
Size: 76,95 MB

United Kingdom

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Peaking at number 60, the resurrected Humble Pie's first album On to Victory was surprisingly successful, allowing the group to have another chance to record an album. The ensuing record, Go for the Throat was nearly identical to On to Victory, as the band ran through a set of bland, arena-ready blues-rock.



Tracklist:

01 - All Shook Up 02:40

02 - Teenage Anxiety 04:30

03 - Tin Soldier 03:09

04 - Keep It On The Island 03:50

05 - Driver 03:01

06 - Restless Blood 03:55

07 - Go For The Throat 03:55

08 - Lottie And The Charcoal Queen 04:35

09 - Humble Pie Chip - Away The Stone 04:03





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Sunday, November 10, 2013

Humble Pie 1974 Thunderbox





Genre: Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:44:06
Size: 100,92 MB

United Kingdom

This incredible album was, for me, the pinnacle of Humble Pie's career. A clean crisp production coupled with Steve Marriot's voice at the top of his game makes for a true masterpiece of 70's blues rock. There's not a weak track on the record. From the moment it starts with the powerful "Thunderbox" until the end with "Oh La De Da", the album motors through with emotion, grace and swagger. While the boys do a few interesting covers on this record, like "Can't Stand the Rain", "Drift Away" and "No Money Down", it's the originals, like "Every Single Day", Ninety-Nine Pounds", "Rally with Ali" "No Way" and the aforementioned "Thunderbox" that really make the album move. "Groovin with Jesus" and "Dont Worry, Be Happy" are two other funky tunes that seem to jam on the same backbeat. One almost seems like a reprise of the other.

Overall, if you are interested in picking up a great, well produced and fun effort by the Pie, you can not go wrong with this collection. (T. DaPrato)



Tracklist:

01 - Thunderbox 05:21

02 - Groovin' With Jesus 02:19

03 - I Can't Stand The Rain 04:19

04 - Anna (Go To Him) 03:46

05 - No Way 02:50

06 - Rally With Ali 02:52

07 - Don't Worry, Be Happy 03:01



08 - Ninety-Nine Pounds 02:49

09 - Every Single Day 03:51

10 - No Money Down 04:26

11 - Drift Away 03:57



12 - Oh La-De-Da 04:35





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Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Humble Pie 1973 Eat It


Genre: Rock
Rate: 296 kbps VBR / 44100
Time: 01:05:26
Size: 126,57 MB

United Kingdom

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Although the quality of the material is decidedly uneven, the double album Eat It is the last Humble Pie record to capture the rough and tumble spirit of their heyday.



Tracklist:

01 - Get Down To It 03:27



02 - Good Booze And Bad Women 03:18

03 - Is It For Love 04:42

04 - Drugstore Cowboy 05:41

05 - Black Coffee 03:11

06 - I Believe To My Soul 04:06

07 - Shut Up And Don't Interrupt Me 03:08

08 - That's How Strong My Love Is 03:49

09 - Say No More 02:02

10 - Oh, Bella (All That's Hers) 03:28

11 - Summer Song 02:48

12 - Beckton Dumps 03:16

13 - Up Our Sleeve 05:02

14 - Honky Tonk Women 03:59

15 - (I'm A) Road Runner 13:29





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Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Humble Pie 1970 On Stage



Genre: Rock
Rate: 192 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:59:59
Size: 82,39 MB

United Kingdom

BBC Peel's Sunday Show September 20, 1970



Tracklist:

01 - Four Day Creep 03:35

02 - I'm Ready 06:22

03 - Live With Me 09:13

04 - Stone Cold Fever 06:07

05 - Hallelujah (I Love Her So) 04:32

06 - Walk On Gilded Splinters 18:40

07 - The Sad Bag Of Shakey Jake 03:12

08 - One Eyed Trouser Snake Rumba 03:31

09 - Big Black Dog 04:47





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