Alabama '69 is a track by Humble Pie from the album As Safe As Yesterday Is released in 1969. This track has received 0 comments and 7 ratings from BestEverAlbums.com site members. BestEverAlbums.com provides a whole host of statistics, and allows you t
In this visual riff on Pink Floyd's album "The Wall," successful but drugged-out musician Pink (Bob Geldof) is looking back on his isolated childhood from the confines of a Los Angeles hotel room. Through a swirl of flashbacks and chemical-induced hallucinations, Pink recalls his lonely upbr...
Humble Pie—Smokin’—The Steve Marriott-fronted British band just couldn’t catch a break in America for its first few years. Then, in 1971, they released a live set from NYC’s Fillmore East and suddenly people started to get it. The question of whether that newfound recognition would ca...
49: Humble Pie: Performance: Rockin’ The Fillmore (1971) This live double-album from English blues-rock bandHumble Piewas recorded over two days in May 1971 at the famous Fillmore East Club in Manhattan, which closed a month later. Humble Pie were made up of singer and guitarist Steve Ma...
Opening track Slice Up The Pie seems familiar enough until the album transitions into Time Will Come, Coats’ wall of sound enhanced by Brown’s Mahavishnu Orchestra-styled snare fills. From there, OFF! never lets up, a series of free jazz interludes slicing up an unrelenting barrage of ...
"Got Live if You Want It,” the Rolling Stones promised in a 1966 album title. And oh, do we want it, in 2021, when the pandemic has canceled its fair share of shows. Fortunately, we still have access to the thousands of worthy live albums that have been
Directed by Sydney Pollack and Alan Elliott, "Amazing Grace" captures the recording of Aretha Franklin's live gospel album by the same title. Many would say it’s one of the greatest performances in music history, and you’d be robbing yourself not to witness it. While the documentary was...
PUNK, the second album from Nagoya, Japan’s Chai, is as anthemic and glossy as it is insurgent. Throughout the record, the quartet subtly distort their sugar-pie group vocals, whisking them into frenzied disco-grrrl guitars, hectic brass bleats, and fluorescent electro blips. They pierce th...
Humble Pie, "I Don't Need No Doctor" (1971) Humble Piehad yet to nick the U.S. charts when it released its landmarkPerformance Rockin' the Fillmorealbum. Its show-stopping rendition of "I Don't Need No Doctor" – written by Jo Armstead, Nicholas Ashford and Valerie Simpson and first...
Seuss' The Grinch Musical!, Wicked, Descendants: The Rise of Red Most divisive: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Over 7.8K Ranker voters have come together to rank this list of Musicals with the Best Songs HOW RANKINGS WORK What are the greatest musical movies with the best songs? You get ...