Rolling Stone from Rock On, The finest Pie line-up right here!
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[Edited on 5/3/2019 by Fretsman]
Steve was the spark plug in that band.
Too bad the vocals at the end dropped out.
I saw that line up once at the Fillmore East.
The original bill was Jethro Tull, Edgar Winters White Trash, and Tin House.
Tull cancelled and was substituted with Cactus and Pie. 
Rolling Stone from Rock On, The finest Pie line-up right here!
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[Edited on 5/3/2019 by Fretsman]
Hands down what a band, what a voice, what a sound.Did some heavy partying to these guys in my youth. One of the finest live albums from that era.Think l’ll drag it out and have a listen.
the box set of performance, rockin the fillmore is great.
the box set of performance, rockin the fillmore is great.
Spun it the other day! I Walk On Gilded Splinters 
Too bad the vocals at the end dropped out.
"Talkin' 'bout my baby, she's your baby, she's my baby, she so fine", Great little close-out groove, bummer;
That was the best line-up, Frampton, Marriott, Ridley, Power harmonies. I'm jealous. Rock On is a special disc, One of my all time fav's. 79th And Sunset, Sour Grain, Big George, A Song For Jenny, Shine On, Etc, I love this line-up's Rockin' The Fillmore. Four Day Creep!
Natural Born Woman
The Sad Bag Of Shaky Jake
I Walk On Gilded Splinters
Alabama '69
Bang
'Four Day Creep' is an incredible head rockin'- bangin' opening song!
All three - Steve, Pete, and Greg taking singing turns.
A "lost" new album "Joint Effort" was released recently:
http://ultimateclassicrock.com/humble-pie-joint-effort/
Funky track here "Think":
And "Think 2"(instrumental):
One of two bands I didnt get to ever see live, the other being the fantastic FREE.
Only saw Humble Pie once in the early 1970s. When with a friend who had Pie as his favorite band .
Later I saw Frampton a couple of times. He had a good show both times I thought.
