Very insightful comment.

Height and skin colour have no bearing on a person's voice.

Great example is the late Ronnie James Dio

Joe Cocker was another.

***** Graham Bonnet - now why wasn't he considered for those ACDC gigs recently? Legendary powerhouse vocalist

Have you heard him recently? His voice is shot. It's an embarrassment. As a 51 year old who was blooded on the Bon era AC/DC, I think they should have thrown in the towel years ago. Rock is a young man's game. I'd prefer to be left with the magic and the memories rather than watching some creaking pensioner hobble around the stage in spandex, thinking he's still 25 years old.

Have a look at the Australian Triple J "Like A Version" episodes which are still being made.......

Banks are built to take it all Divisiion Helps them in their little scheme look at behind the lines Troy and the Athens communities Sacrotees even said whats for bidden to say today

Did the Blackberries use to be the Ikettes? I love their voices.

It's fucking criminal!

@@briansmolik7440 Speaking criminal...... well their management was mafia related they kept them away from activities not beneficial to management.

Doug Auzene Word! Fucking Radiohead just got in this year along with Def Leopard... that’s crazy! Humble Pie musically fucks those guys in the ass!

Blame it on rich teenage girls.

Just think about this... Bush made it before The Steve Miller Band

agreed

Lucky- I was 9 years old at the time... got the 8 trac at 12. 😅

Steve Marriott, dude. The man can friggin sing!!!

Steve Marriott was small in stature. Musically he was a giant, I could listen to him sing all day it's a shame what has happened to the music industry,

Be glad if you are younger lol now there's access to any music you want at any time ..

500 years will pass and if humans are still alive they will look upon this era as the pinnacle of musicianship. It was the right mix of people, personalities, vibes, and love that produced this kind of music. In that generation there was a huge tranch of people who were schooled in music through church, pianos in the house, etc..... with only 5 channels on TV, no cell phones, no Internet..... they no doubt were more focused. It won't happen again. This will never, ever, ever happen again.

Pushing 65 I remember these days.

​@@scottharris65362-love it fond memories of being young!

don't go there, I can't handle it, man lol

Bill Hilliard omg I was just thinking this lol !

cattycorner yes you can! We all can!

You know it!

Now that would have been epic , the stuff of legends!

Beautifully said, l love that.

I don't know why, but I love Stevie's singing whereas Plant just gives me earache.

Plant has admitted to modelling his vocal style after Marriott's. He was a big fan from the Small Faces days.

I never cared for Robert Plant. Just imagine being in Humble pie, your contribution would have to be so cool or it’s not in; you’re not in.

Plant, had a great bluesy vibe, but didn't have soulfulness Steve had. Nothing wrong with that. Different singers.

He was amazing in concert

Sad thought here. People being way ahead of their time will always be remembered in their afterlive.

Musicians have always been this way. There was no racism at Muscle Shoals, Alabama.

This is so strange. Just realized she died the exact same day as my mother. And my mother was born the same year as her.

@@user-ec3ub3ve8i 🙏🌌

how did you get the words? marriott is my main man but i need subtitles

In the Olden days, I use to stop/start my recorder and listen to every line sang...but with the advent of KZfaq and their compliments here are the lyrics..... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/es9dm9ho3bmZnJ8.html

didn't clydie play backing with Dylan

Ah,the Blackberries( Veneta,Clydie,Shirley Matthews and Merry Clayton)are all over albums by the Stones,Pink Floyd,Linda Ronstad,and so many others in the 70's.Merry's vocal on Gimme Shelter in 1968 was so stunning,after that,it seemed every band wanted those girls behind them.

Wow! Thanks for sharing!

Turn it Up...SHA

Venetta moved to Australia and was a backup singers with John Farnham for years.

You've got it right there,I watch and listen to this daily,some times several times!!!!!!!

so true all day

Thanks for sharing! I always liked and appreciated Steve's soulful voice.

Hookfoot was a good band sort of similar to this but a little lighter

great story to tell, thank you!

Caleb Quayle also a sad loss

YOU GOT THAT RIGHT FRED

Check out Jay Buchanan from Rival Sons , right up there with all of them , trust me , I think you will be pleasantly surprised.

Like a few others, I place Steve Marriott above Robert Plant. I think Steve is so expressive. Also Paul Rodgers is up there

Steven Tyler too....

@@georgebur Plant ripped Steve off alright.

He are Best in Rock!

The best. No question.

I couldn't agree with you more!

Thank you..... Steve ! Glad you enjoy it.

damn staight

Happy Thanksgiving Kat

Much to be thankful for. How are you?

Sorry about the late reply . I am doing decently . In the middle of a transformation , in general, as well as in life. I got almost all of my Christmas shopping done. How about you?

Specifically Sharon Osborne's dad, Don Arden.

ABSOOOOLUTELY NO 1!!!!!!!!!!!

Paul rodgers

Doug Kercher : No not even Paul.

He spills full force!

I totally agree. He was one of a kind👍🤓

He could play about any instrument and was one heck of a songwriter on top of it.

What ever you say.

@Timothy Mckee He don't need no Doctor... :)

You are most welcome =^^=

Watching this you can see why Mick Jagger didn't want him in the Stones :)

Steve was not one who would stand in the shadows for long. Mick liked Steve but knew that he would run into trouble at some point.

kat Mats All I know is the Joy I feel every time I hear him sing ... :)

Listen to Ronnie Lane's Debri. Get back to me,

+Tallison Rausch I would have loved to have heard him do a duet with Janice Joplin.

Thats a bold statement. But fuck yeah

@Dan Thomas yeah right

I would pay any money to see the Stones in the early 70s with Mick, Keith, Mick Taylor, Steve Marriott, Charlie, and Bill. At that point, I'd call them the greatest rock and roll band to walk the earth.

@@cs-7 As double threat on vocals & axe, I hope history doesn’t forget it was Richards who welcomed the collaboration and Jagger who vetoed it out of personal self-interest. Which follows considering Jagger’s greatest asset to band was never his vocals but his shrewd, self-preservationist business instincts that probably understood sooner & better than anyone how deftly someone with Marriott’s chops could upstage him. That Jagger’s gain amounts to one of rock canon’s greatest losses probably never cost him a single nights sleep, but bet you every once in a while Richard still thinks about it, and feels it when he does.

i am with you.

ManEaterfromReading Yes Fabulous!

Look up humble pie winterland 1973 👍

It's cool. I'm 29. I'll be on a humble pie binge now

She also sang on Shine on you Crazy Diamond

Then she moved to Australia