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Humble Pie - Live on the King Biscuit Flower Hour May 6, 1973

"King Biscuit Flower Hour: In Concert" Feb 27, 1996

Including full art work.

REVIEW
by Steve Huey
Recorded on May 6, 1973 at San Francisco's Winterland Theater, King Biscuit Flower Hour: In Concert presents the post-Peter Frampton era of Humble Pie, featuring guitarist Dave Clempson backing what was by then Steve Marriott's vehicle. Marriott is in full cry on this recording, delivering his soulful, ingratiatingly over-the-top take on R&B-based hard rock with plenty of spirit; he even sings the between-song audience banter. In concert, Humble Pie displayed a ferocity that was sometimes missing from their studio albums, and King Biscuit Flower Hour not only captures that quality perfectly, it also does so arguably better than any other live album in the group's discography.


1 Up Your Sleeves/4 Day Creep Marriott 3:57
2 C'mon Everybody Capehart, Cochran 3:35
3 Honky Tonk Women Jagger, Richards 7:22
4 Stone Cold Fever Frampton 5:40
5 Blues I Believe to My Soul Charles 7:25
6 30 Days in the Hole Marriott 7:49
7 (I'm A) Road Runner Dozier, Holland 12:28
8 Hallelujah, I Love Her So Charles 7:36
9 I Don't Need No Doctor Armstead, Ashford, Simpson 13:05
10 Hot 'n' Nasty Clempson, Marriott, Ridley 7:20

Billie Barnum Vocals (bckgr)
The Blackberries Vocals (bckgr)
Dave "Clem" Clempson Guitar
Venetta Fields Vocals (bckgr)
Clydie King Vocals (bckgr)
Steve Marriott Guitar, Vocals
Greg Ridley Bass
Jerry Shirley Drums