While there are other, more exhaustive compilations, such as the double-disc 1994 set Hot 'n' Nasty: The Anthology, this is the best concise overview of the group's career, containing the most hits on a single disc. Also included are several hard-edged cover versions of blues classics - "Four Day Creep," "Rollin' Stone," and "I'm Ready" - which were a significant part of their regular live set at the time. They are best remembered for their dynamic live concert performances and songs such as 30 Days in the Hole, I Dont Need No Doctor, and Natural Born. Their output of the era inundated album rock radio with the originals "Hot 'n' Nasty" and "30 Days in the Hole," Eddie Cochran's "C'mon Everybody," and the Ray Charles-inspired epic "I Don't Need No Doctor," which was recorded live at the Fillmore and was Frampton's swan song with the band. say what you will, but he is in my top 50 guitarists ever humble pie was a great rock band that is. and plucked Peter Frampton from Humble Pie in the seventies and made him a. During their peak years, Humble Pie were the premier boogie band. another great jam session the fillmore only 7 songs, but over 73 minutes of humble pie jammin' hard it doesn't say, but i'm 95 sure peter frampton is playing lead guitar. Hoofing it with the best of them: Allen teams up with the Rockettes for some. Humble Pie covered Baby Dont You Do It, Rock and Roll Music, Hallelujah, I Love Her So, Ninety-Nine Pounds and other songs. The Definitive Collection unites original recordings from Humble Pie's early-'70s A&M output, highlighting the gravelly vocals of ex- Small Faces frontman Steve Marriott along with the driving guitars of first Peter Frampton and then Frampton's replacement, Dave "Clem" Clempson.
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