Humble Pie

The late Humble Pie and Small Faces singer's children are getting support from people like Robert Plant, David Gilmour and more.

The guitar heroes tell UCR about their new version of Humble Pie's "Four Day Creep."

"It was on fire immediately," says drummer Jerry Shirley.

Unreleased LP band recorded between 1974 and 1975 getting released.

The popularity and proliferation of live albums was a distinct phenomenon of '70s rock 'n' roll.

On July 11, 1971, Humble Pie had difficulty following their opening act, the Bruce Springsteen Band.

This project would ultimately go down as a transitional LP.

They'd attained some commercial success, sending a string of LPs into the American Top 40 and notching a handful of hit singles.

In August 1969, an LP made to resemble a stamped, and rather worse-for-wear, post-office parcel began cropping up in record-store shelves across the U.K.

The album was titled after a 17th-century slang term for toilet. Coincidentally, that's also where their sales were headed.