If you'd like to check out our first donut trail video click here! So to answer my own question at the beginning of this article, there’s never too much of a good thing, just take it all in moderation, savor the flavor, and remember that if all else fails you can unbuckle your pants for more room. As we sat there staring in defeat at the biggest apple fritter we have ever seen we realized that we may have lost the battle, but the war was not over because with proper storage and microwaving there could always be a delicious round 2 and 3, and or maybe 4! As the four of us attempted to devour this colossal phenom we soon realized that our efforts would be in vain as we lay stretched out in our seats, stuffed beyond measure. BE BOP A LULA 8.Apple Chunks Falling Out Of Fritter Slice Nat/Off Our CouchĪs we cut into it, we realized just how thick it was, and man was it stuffed with all sorts of cinnamon apple goodness! The breading was very moist so it made eating such a massive fritter a lot easier than we originally thought. ROUTE 66 / TULSA TIME / BE BOP A LULA DISC FIVE: THE COUNTRY CLUB, RESEDA, LOS ANGELES, CA 1. 30 DAYS IN THE HOLE / I WALK ON GILDED SPLINTERS 6. 30 DAYS IN THE HOLE DISC FOUR: PRIVATES CLUB IN N.Y.C. I DON’T NEED NO DOCTOR MIDNIGHT SPECIAL, LONDON, BIBA WITH THE BLACKBERRIES NOVEM5. (I’M A) ROAD RUNNER DISC THREE: PHILADELPHIA MA1. I DON’T NEED NO DOCTOR DISC TWO: BOSTON MUSIC HALL MA1. Drawn from a variety of mainly audience recordings that have previously only been available as “under the counter” pirate releases, this is an honest, often unforgiving, tribute to a classic and much missed ’70s super-group. The Official Bootleg Box Set Volume 2 is a raw testament to what this band did best playing bluesy, gutsy, soulful hard rock, live on stage. All tracks have been included for their historical importance, and to present an anthology of Humble Pie live on stage from 1971-1981. Whilst every effort has been made to produce the best possible audio, limitations in the material drawn from various, non-standard, and un-offical sources means that the quality may not be up to the standard usually expected.
As well as plenty of rare memorabilia, the booklet features an essay from Malcolm Dome based on new interviews with Pie drummer, Jerry Shirley, as well as first-hand accounts from Humble Pie associate, Iain McGonigal. Recorded a month later, their show from the Country Club, Reseda, Los Angeles on May 17, 1981, completes this collection on Disc 5 with a mixture of Pie classics as well as new numbers from On To Victory and Go For The Throat.
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Disc 4 from Privates Club, N.Y.C., Mafeatures ‘Infatuation’ and ‘Fool For A Pretty Face’ from the latest On To Victory, plus their take on Elvis’s classic ‘All Shook Up’ and their reworking of Small Faces’ classic ‘Tin Soldier’ from their soon to be released Go For The Throat. The Pie would reform for 1980’s On To Victory comeback, this time with a line-up featuring Bobby Tench from the Jeff Beck Group on guitar and vocals and bassist Anthony “Sooty” Jones.
Disc 3 is completed by three tracks featuring the Blackberries, including ‘Oh La-De-Da’ from Thunderbox. Humble Pie would split in 1975 following their Street Rats record, but not before their Philadelphia show on March 15, 1975, captured on Disc 3. Their March 1972 set from Boston also includes ‘The Fixer’ and ‘(I’m A) Road Runner’ (also from their Smokin’ opus, as well as ‘Four Day Creep’, and Ray Charles’ classics ‘Hallelujah (I Love Her So)’ and ‘I Don’t Need No Doctor’ from their Fillmore set. The extemporisations of Performance: Rockin’ The Filmore became the basis for much of Humble Pie’s live repertoire for the remainder of the ’70s, but this 1971 New York show does include their unique take of Eddie Cochran’s ‘C’mon Everybody’ and ‘I Wonder’ from the soon to be released Smokin’ LP. Frampton left in 1971 for a highly successful solo career, replaced by Colosseum’s Clem Clempson, and it was this line-up that was captured in New York in 1971 at one of Clem’s first shows with the Pie. Originally emerging from the remnants of The Small Faces, Humble Pie formed in 1969 when guitarist and vocalist Steve Marriott joined forces with Peter Frampton, drummer Jerry Shirley and bassist Greg Ridley, and began their ascent to conquering the theatres and then arenas of North America, culminating in 1972’s double live Performance: Rockin’ The Filmore. Hot on the heels of last year’s Humble Pie’s Official Bootleg Box Set Volume 1 comes the Official Bootleg Box Set Volume 2, collating rare and previously (officially) unreleased live shows that were illicitly recorded between 19.
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