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STEVE MARRIOTT (R.I.P.1947-1991)The Life&Times Of S.Marriott
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Jan 10, 2014
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ghostdogz



"The Life and Times of Steve Marriott" 

is a compelling documentary about one
of rock's most dynamic, exciting, and sadly; unsung heroes of rock and roll.
Showcasing revelatory interviews with Humble Pie's Peter Frampton, Jerry Shirley,
and Greg Ridley, the Black Crowes's Chris Robinson, Rick Nielsen and Bun E. Carlos
of Cheap Trick, John Waite, Bad Company/Free drummer Simon Kirke, Quiet Riot's 
Kevin Dubrow, Ricky Byrd and Marriott historian John Heller among others,
the documentary vividly tells the tale of Steve's tragically short life via the
use of previously unseen photos, memorabilia, and home movies. Rare fiery
performance footage of The Small Faces and Humble Pie frames the action,
drawing the viewer closer to this wonderful and underrated artist. Track List:
Tin Soldier, Itchycoo Park, Lazy Sunday, Paradise Lost, Take Me Back,
Natural Born Woman, Alabama 69, Sad Bag of Shaky Jake, Stone Cold Fever, 
For Your Love, 4-Day Creep, 30-Days In The Hole, I Don't Need No Doctor,
Hot n' Nasty, Black Coffee, Bigger They Come, and I Won't Let You Down.



At last - something for the fans of probably the most dynamic live act and artist
of the 70's. There never has been, and most likely never will be, anyone quite like
Mr Marriott, who's untimely death left an enormous void in the rock world. This dvd 
focusses on the earlier days of Humble Pie. There is a badly cut version of 
I Don't Need No Doctor - taken, I believe, from an Old Grey Whistle Test.
It proves that somewhere out there in Archiveland there exists more footage of
the band. Bring it on - there is a huge market for Humble Pie fans (just check the
number of bootlegs doing the rounds!) Peter Frampton, Jerry Shirley (whom I met with 
Steve at a Packet of Three gig in Leicester many years ago) Clem Clempson all make
pertinent and valuable contributions - but nothing from Greg Ridley, which is sad 
because he was/is (?) probably the best bassist around at the time. Where is Greg?!!
Track listing is good and worthy of the band. This offering could have done with more
anecdotes, and of course, more live footage - what about the famous Charlton gig 
with the Who and Maggie Bell? That was filmed - I have some of it on vhs! If you 
only ever buy one dvd from the 70's - buy this one. If you buy loads - buy this one
anyway. If you don't have a dvd player - buy this one because one day you will glad
that you did.


just watch,listen and enjoy the video...