Humble Pie, one of rock’s first true "supergroups," carved a path from acoustic folk-rock to thunderous blues-boogie between 1969 and 1982. Led by the powerhouse vocals of Steve Marriott (ex-Small Faces) and the virtuoso guitar work of Peter Frampton, the band’s discography remains a cornerstone of classic hard rock. The Formative Era (1969–1970)
In their first two years, the band experimented with folk, country, and acoustic sounds, often compared to The Band. humble pie discography 19692 better
The album blended folk-tinged psychedelia (“As Safe As Yesterday Is”), hard blues (“Shake On It”), and country-rock (“What You Will”). Critics were mixed—some found it unfocused—but the raw potential was undeniable. Tracks like “Bang!” (later covered by Van Halen’s David Lee Roth) showed Marriott’s explosive delivery. Humble Pie, one of rock’s first true "supergroups,"
The Humble Pie Discography: A Deliciously Rockin' Journey from 1969 to 1972 The album blended folk-tinged psychedelia (“As Safe As
Humble Pie's studio output is primarily divided into the "Frampton era" (1969–1971), the "classic hard rock era" (1972–1975), and the brief 1980s reunion.