Humble Pie, a British band formed in 1969, played a key role in shaping rock music. They mixed hard rock, blues, and soul freshly, helping create what we now call rock fusion. The group brought ...

I hate the term ‘legendary’, but there’s only one Steve, and we were all lucky to be in a band with him.” In 1971 Humble Pie exploded into major stardom with not one but two best-sellers.

Humble Pie expanded their sound in search of success on the band's self-titled third album, released in July 1970.

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. I found a gem in the paper’s database, a 1973 story by future ...

'Eat It' certainly makes the list of Humble Pie's better LPs. Released in April 1973, it found the band moving to capitalize on the success of the previous year's hit 'Smokin'' record, which ...

Humble Pie transform Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson's well-crafted Motown number "I Don't Need No Doctor" into an exercise in cacophony, as raucous a workout in its own way as the group's original ...

Humble Pie's Performance: Rockin' the Fillmore: The Complete Recordings will only solidify the British quartet's position as the point of convergence for the major strains of British rock of the ...

Believe it or not, Humble Pie is more than just a 1960s and ’70s rock band featuring the great Steve Marriott and Peter Frampton. Yes, humble pie is not just the supergroup that performed “30 ...

Seattle Post-Intelligencer Logo. Life // Blog Critics. Music Review: Humble Pie - 'Performance Rockin' the Fillmore - The Complete Recordings' ...

The original album was a staple of any rock ‘n’ roll album collection: you might not have owned any other Humble Pie records, but chances are good that you owned 1971’s Performance: Rockin ...