(November 1971) – The Live Masterpiece
Establishes their "heavyweight" credentials; the last with Frampton. Performance Rockin' the Fillmore "I Don't Need No Doctor" Widely cited as one of the greatest live rock albums ever. "30 Days in the Hole" humble pie discography 19692 better
Do you think early Humble Pie is 2x better than their mid-70s work? Drop a comment. (November 1971) – The Live Masterpiece Establishes their
When Humble Pie formed, the concept of a "supergroup" was still relatively fresh. But unlike Cream or Blind Faith, Humble Pie wasn't just about technical prowess; it was about attitude. Marriott was tired of the pop-star machine, and Frampton wanted credibility. Drop a comment
The album was recorded at Olympic Studios in London and released on Immediate Records (famed for the Small Faces). It peaked at No. 32 in the UK but was largely ignored in the US—until the band’s live reputation grew.
Recorded while the band lived together in Essex, this record leaned heavily into acoustic textures and vocal harmonies, showing a softer side of Marriott and Frampton that would eventually diverge. The Heavy Pivot (1970–1971)
A sprawling double album that featured a side of R&B covers (backed by The Blackberries), live tracks, and original blues. It remains a testament to Marriott’s obsession with American soul music.