A great DVD concert for Steve Marriott/Humble Pie Fans. From the DVD case, here is the info you probably wish you had if you were worried about buying this without any info (Barnes and Noble had some of the info on their webstore). This is the Steve Marriott Band recorded live at the Dragon's Waldcafe Dudweiler in Saarbruecken,Germany, 10 October 1987, produced by ABC-Entertainment. When you play the DVD, the title says "Steve Marriott-Live in Germany. As bonus feature/extramaterial, their are highlights from the Steve Marriott Astoria Memorial Concert, recorded at the Astoria Theatre, London on 20 April 2001. Additional extras include Steve Marriott private footage (a couple of minutes of probably 8mm video at Marriott's home around the early Pie days; there's about 15 seconds from this clip in the Life and Times of Steve Marriot biography DVD (highly recommended, but for some reason very expensive now?).
Here are the songs from each concert:
The Lost Concert (1987):
Band = Steve Marriott on Lead vocals and Guitar, Richard Newman on Drums, Mick Weaver on Keyboards and Jim Leverton on bass guitar.
Some Kind of Wonderful/Can Iget a Witness
Don't Lie to Me
All or Nothing
What'cha Gonna Do About It
Talkin' 'Bout You
My Girl
Fool for a Pretty Face
Five Long Years
Tin Soldier
Run, Rudolph, Run
I Know (You Don't Want Me No More)
Slow Down
Astoria Memorial Concert Highlights:
Four Day Creep (Humble Pie = Peter Frampton, Greg Ridley, Clem Clempson)
Natural Born Bugie (Humble Pie)
Hallelujah, I Love Her So (Humble Pie)
Shine On (Humble Pie)
I Don't Need No Doctor Humble Pie)
My Mind's Eye (Midge Ure)
Would I Become Like You (Paul weller/Noel Gallagher/Clem Archer)
I'm Only Dreaming (Paul weller/Noel Gallagher/Clem Archer)
Get Yourself Together (Paul weller/Noel Gallagher/Clem Archer/Ian McLagen)
Here Comes the Nice (Paul weller/Noel Gallagher/Clem Archer/Ian McLagen)
Tin Soldier (Paul weller/Noel Gallagher/Clem Archer/Ian McLagen/Jerry Shirley/Steve Ellis/Kenny Jones)
All or Nothing (Paul weller/Noel Gallagher/Clem Archer/Ian McLagen/Jerry Shirley/Steve Ellis/Kenny Jones)
I like this DVD because it has the Marriott Band at an intermediate period between a couple of the other concerts available and also my favorite selections from the Astoria concert, of which I have the whole concert on 3 CD set (I still plan on getting the Memorial DVD as well). The only downside to this DVD may be that it's a DVD Ram Disk which would not play on my Home Theater DVR, but it does play on my PC Flatscreen monitor (which has a built in DVD player), on my PC, and also on a DVD player in another room (not sure what's up with the DVR).