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| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Memphis Tennessee [Instrumental] | |||
| 2. Watch Your Step | |||
| 3. Some Kind Of Wonderful | |||
| 4. Big Train Stops At Memphis | |||
| 5. Watcha Gonna Do About It | |||
| 6. Talkin' Bout You | |||
| 7. Silly Song | |||
| 8. Itchycoo Park | |||
| 9. Mr. Pitiful | |||
| 10. Hallelujah I Love Her So | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Why I Sing The Blues | |||
| 2. Man In Black | |||
| 3. Havin' A Good Time | |||
| 4. Rainy Changes | |||
| 5. Berkshire Poppies | |||
| 6. Rout 66/Be Bop A Lula | |||
| 7. Steve Marriott Interview | |||
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CD One : 1. Memphis Tennessee Instrumental / 2. Watch Your Step / 3. Some Kinda Wonderful / 4. Big Train / 5. Watcha Gonna Do About It / 6. Talkin 'Bout You / 7. Silly Song / 8. Itchycoo Park / 9. Mr Pitiful / 10. Hallelujah I Love Her So / 11. Five Long Years / 12. All Or Nothing / 13. This Ol' Fool / 14. Natural Born Bugie / 15. Before You Accuse Me CD Two : 1. Why I Sing The Blues / 2. Man In Black / 3. Havin A Good Time / 4. Rainy Days / 5. Berkshire Poppies / 6. Route 66/Be Bop A Lula / 7. Marriott Interview
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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
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THE ULTIMATE LIVE MARRIOTT,
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This review is from: All or Nuffin The Final Performances (Audio CD)
Received my copy of the new Steve Marriott 2-cd set "All Or Nuffin" and from start to finish the tracks are brilliant. Small Faces fans also will not be disappointed with the inclusion of 3 Small Faces classics "Whatcha Gonna Do About It", "All Or Nothing" & "Itchycoo Park".
The cd's are a live set from Steve's last performances in Germany along with fellow musicians Jim Leverton on bass, and Alan "Sticky" Wickett on drums helped along cool audience participation! It's not just the excellent musicianship but what struck me most was Steve's voice. Around the 80s because of lung bursting abuse to his vocal cords Steve's vox sounded a little strained at times [although still excellent might I add] but coming up to his later years his voice seemed to have smoothed out again and for me on this cd set Steve sounds as good as his latter day Humble Pie days - awesome!!. Steve sure has a great ear for a fine tune as well and also included in this set is songs from Chuck Berry, and Ray Charles to name but a few. Top tunes on here for me is Chuck's 'Memphis Tennessee", and the driving beatin' rhythm of "Some Kind Of Wonderful" [which the Faces plagiarised for their song "Three Button Hand Me Down"]. Mr Pitiful as well, played here from Steve with blinding blues riffs. CD2 "Be My Guest" is an absolutely superb bonus cd of songs Steve guessed on either on backing vocals, guitar & producing. My favourite I think is Traffic's "Berkshire Poppies" were Steve is heard laughing and joking and ad-libbing - wonderful memories. The sleeve notes need a good mention as well because of the inclusion of a "Steve Marriott Groupography" - Dates & Trivia from 1964 - 1991 [and prior to 1964] are included of ALL Steve Marriott's bands from The Moonlighters, The Frantics, The Momments, Small Faces, Humble Pie, The Blackberries, The All-stars, The Firm, Packet Of Three, Official Recievers, The DT's, The Next Band, I Should Co-Co - lots to read on the bands - not to be missed!! All in all this cd set is a wonderful mixture of Soul, pop & R&B and probably the best live set you will find from Steve Marriott - treat yourself! Track listing is: Disc: 1 1. Memphis Tennessee 2. Watch Your Step 3. Some Kind Of Wonderful 4. Big Train Stops At Memphis 5. Watcha Gonna Do About It 6. Talkin' 'Bout You 7. Silly Song 8. Itchycoo Park 9. Mr Pitiful 10. Hallelujah I Love Her So 11. Five Long Years 12. All Or Nothing 13. This Ol' Fool 14. Natural Born Bugie 15. Before You Accuse Me Disc: 2 1. Why I Sing The Blues - Steve with Cochise 2. Man In Black - with Skip Bifferty 3. Havin' A Good Time - with Herman [Ze German] 4. Rainy Changes - with Pam Stephens 5. Berkshire Poppies - with Traffic 6. Route 66/Be Bop A Lula - [Previously unreleased Humble Pie track] 7. Steve Marriott Interview 1986 Mick Taylor
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Cor blimey missus!,
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This review is from: All or Nuffin The Final Performances (Audio CD)
All that's missing is the broken glass underfoot at the George Robey (Finsbury Park), the brassy birds wot looked like blokes when up close and the "fancy a bit of a ruck John?" atmosphere. Magic really.
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4.5 out of 5 stars (2 customer reviews) 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Final Curtain Call,
By PHILIP S WOLF - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: All or Nuffin The Final Performances (Audio CD)
The Darlings of Wapping Wharf Launderette have produced the two disc offering of Steve Marriott's, Packet of Three on stage in Germany. Steve would die tragically in a house fire only three months later.
With Steve on guitar, harmonica and vocals and Jim Leverton on bass guitar and Alan "Sticky" Wickett on drums, this three piece band produces a big sound that brings a smile. Steve is a fine form here, this is a great little group. "Memphis Tenessee" opens the show to loosen up the fingers, and then it's right into: "Watch Your Step". Steve, carries guitar duties with a combination of power chords and lead Runs that show that he doesn't need another guitar to produce that big & chunky style that he is famous for. The harp playing is right on target here as well, and his voice is in fine shape. "Some Kind of Wonderful" is a number Steve had been playing for decades, and this is one of the better versions that I have heard of this classic. "Itchycoo Park", the Small Faces hit single makes a appearance here as well. "Natural Born Bugie" & "Hallelujah, I Love Her So" showcase the Humble Pie years quite nicely. The sound quality of this show isn't stellar, but it is better than all the Bootleg CD's out there that really sound lousy. This is a full show and clocks in at 74 Minutes, and it's a good one, Steve sounds really good on this one. Disc two features Steve as a guest performer on other folks records. It isn't essential but it's interesting. The best of these is: "Havin' a Good Time" with Hermann Ze German. The Traffic song is a throwaway, this one is a little less than impressive. "Route 66/Be Bop A Lula" ia a live Humble Pie selection that has never been released before {collectors ~ take note!} The final track is an interview with Steve that took place in 1976 when he was promoting his "Marriott's All-Stars" LP and tour. This Second Disc is 64 Minutes in length. I have always heard that Steve was in poor health in the years prior to his death, and the performances were not great. This CD proves those stories to be false. Steve was a Performer who delivered a Great Show, and he does here on: "All Or Nuffin". The Live Disc is really nice to have, the Second Disc isn't needed, but it's here as well. Four Stars for CD 1 Two Stars for CD 2 5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Must have,
By Golovanov Alexey - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: All or Nuffin The Final Performances (Audio CD)
I bought them all from "Wapping Warf". May God bless John Hellier and The Darlings of Wapping Wharf. Still cannot decide which one is the best, each has some unknown gems. I any case, a great performance. And a very sad CD - what he (Steve Marriott) could have achieved? To my humble opinion, it is a good CD. A really good one.
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