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Humble Pie Audio CD
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  • Audio CD (6 Dec 2004)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • ASIN: B0006PTTI8
  • Other Editions: Audio CD
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)

1. Dignified
2. Real Thing
3. Trouble
4. Ain't No Big Thing
5. Stay One More Night
6. Still Got a Story to Tell
7. All I Ever Needed
8. This Time
9. Flatbusted
10. Between Old Teddy and Your Mom

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Still Humble Pie 1 Jun 2010
Format:Audio CD
Even without Steve Marriott, this cd is clearly a Humble Pie cd. The music is in the same style and is very entertaining. It has some quality songs, mainly Dignified, The real thing, and Stay one more night. A lot of people will feel this isn't humble pie withouth Steve. Although I mainly disagree, a song like Stay one more night would have been a favourite of mine, but for the vocals. During the verses it's all fine, but the way the chorus is song just annoys me a little. In sum, good cd, one I'd recommend to any Humble Pie fan.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Not Really Humble Pie, But Not Bad..... 23 May 2007
By G. Griffin - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
First off, Humble Pie WAS Steve Marriott and Peter Frampton, not Bobby Tench and this journeyman-for-hire guitar player. That is not to denigrate the contributions of Greg Ridley and Jerry Shirley. They were an integral part of what made Humble Pie unique and great. That being said, this is a damn fine album!!! Good tunes and tight, rockin' playing! If you had never heard the original band you would enjoy this disc immensely. This may have been made to help out Mr. Ridley, whose health was in serious decline when this was recorded. You could do worse!!! Although I don't play this as much as say,Town and Country or Performance, I do pull it off the shelf on occasion and crank it up and have a rockin' good time!! Recommended.....
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
PIE WITH A DIFFERENT FLAVOUR 4 Aug 2007
By Daniel Sneddon - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
OK,SO THIS CD ONLY FEATURES ORIGINALS RIDLEY AND SHIRLEY...."BUT" THIS IS A GOOD CD.BOBBY TENCH WHO SANG IN THE COMPANY OF JEFF BECK DOES A NICE JOB ON VOCALS AND THE BAND IS TIGHT.I WAS CURIOUS WHEN I BOUGHT THIS CD BUT WHEN I SAW THAT IT WAS NOT YOUR TYPICAL..."LETS COVER PREVOIUS MARRIOTT STUFF" AND EXPLOIT THE HUMBLE PIE NAME,WELL I TOOK A LISTEN AND LIKED IT.STEVE WOULD BE SMILING THAT RIDLEY GOT TO ROCK ON ONE MORE TIME BEFORE HIS PASSING."EARS TO YOU"!!!!
5 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Humble Pie - 'Back On Track' (Sanctuary) 22 Jan 2005
By Mike Reed - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
When I first heard some cuts off this CD,I made SURE it wasn't maybe some obscure little-known Pie lp reissue that I've never heard.It's that good.Well,without the late Steve Marriott anyway.This ten-track disc more or less threw me for somewhat of a loop.Old time members bassist Greg Ridley and drummer Jerry Shirley is joined with new recruits guitarist Bobby Tench and vocalist Dave Colwell.Tunes that make this CD worth your time are the catchy "Dignified",the somewhat funky "Ain't No Big Thing","All I Ever Needed" and "This Time".I saw Humble Pie awhile back when they toured with Mahogany Rush and the late '70's glam idols Angel.Anyone else remember that?I recall their set lasting just thirty minutes in which they played like actually four,maybe five songs.Marriott kept going on about his two good-for-nothing ex-wives and spitting on the crowd.Yes,a good time was had by all.A sad footnote:sometime after the making of this disc,bassist Greg Ridley had passed away.One can never tell,for drummer Jerry Shirley just might decide to continue on.I've seen few other bands do it.
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