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Rod Stewart may be reuniting with his old drinking buddies and bandmates in the seventies rock group The Faces for a possible tour. Stewart, along with original Faces' members Ronnie Wood, Ian McLagan, and Kenny Jones have booked studio time for a rehearsal next Monday.
Years after taking over the family shoe repair shop, Greg Papazian plans to display the club photos he took as a young man. He didn't have to cobble together a show when he decided to turn his shoe repair shop into an art gallery.
30 Days in the Hole is probably the most enduringly famous song by Humble Pie , whose enduring fame as a band is not nearly what it ought to be. It was the second single released from the album Smokin' , their first album after the departure of guitarist Peter Frampton for a solo career. There was a Humble Pie reunion of sorts in 2001 as a tribute to Steve Marriott tribute, with Frampton playing alongside...
Humble Pie - "The Sad Bag of Shaky Jake".mov (Quicktime)Humble Pie - "The Sad Bag of Shaky Jake".m4v (iTunes) From the Wikipedia: "The Sad Bag of Shaky Jake" was a single released in 1969 by English rock outfit Humble Pie,...
I'm enjoying this song too much right now not to want to share it. It's the Small Faces' "All Or Nothing." To go along with the video, I'll throw in some facts about Small Faces. Small Faces were founded in East London in 1965 by members Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jones, and Jimmy Winston. By 1966, they were offered a deal with the newly established Immediate label, formed by
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hundreds of stars on Hollywood's "Walk of Fame" are to undergo a much-needed $4.2 million makeover to repair cracks and holes ahead of the 50th anniversary of the beloved tourist attraction....
1970s rock legends the Faces could reunite in the next year, according to their keyboardist.Ian McLagan revealed that the Stay With Me greats, are discussing a ...
It all started innocently enough over at my joint when I put up this charming clip. One of the two or three regular readers of my blog, who chooses, perhaps out of laziness, to go by the moniker Anonymous, left this comment: Great 60’s Male Vocalists in No Particular Order: John LennonElvis PresleyPaul JonesPaul McCartney Roy Orbison [...]
When I went to shows more often back in my teens, up until I hit about thirty, quite often a band would tour and I just wouldn't get to see them. The first big tour that Metallica did in the southeast was opening for Ozzy Osbourne. I caught that show in Knoxville, TN. I think I've even posted about meeting the band and road tripping to that show.
Dirty, stinky, raunchy Rock n’ Roll! Steve Marriott, formerly of the Small Faces and Humble Pie, is joined by “Father of the British Blues” Alexis Korner for a crunchy version of “Get Off Of My Cloud” (Germany, 1975).
With Peter Frampton, Jackson Browne, Bruce Hornsby and Bernie Worrell taking a lead role at Warren Haynes' 19th Annual Xmas Jam in lovely Ashevegas, we were a bit unsure whether this year's charity proceeds would be headed for the Habitat for Humanity coffers as usual or whether they'd already been spent on gallons of prune juice and Oops I Crapped My Pants for the green room. But our man on the scene...
In 1964 a young lad knocked on Bill Wyman's door of his house in Kent. "Have you got any old Beatle boots you don't want anymore?" The lad's name was Peter Frampton. By 1965 he was in The Preachers who released a Bill Wyman produced single ‘Hole in My Soul’ in the summer of that year. By 1966 Frampton was in the Herd and two years later he was hailed as 'The Face of '68.' By the end of '68 Frampton...
Not much new here...so...watch this Humble Pie reunion, minus Steve Marriot of course, who is no longer with us. So, here's Pete Frampton filling in. Good song--nice solo work by Clem and Peter. Clem Clempson : Guitar Peter Frampton : Guitar Greg Ridley : Bass Jerry Shirley : Drums
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Get Off of My Cloud
How can I get this video? The bastards at Youtube took it down.
RadioRob - (not a member) - 06/14/2008