Humble Pie - As Safe As Yesterday - Gold Vinyl - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Rock
- Description: Formed in January 1969, Humble Pie soon became one of the best-loved, hardest-rocking live acts of the 1970s. In Steve Marriott, the one-time Small Faces frontman, InchThe PieInch had the best showman & biggest voice in the business. Peter Frampton, the InchFace of '68Inch with The Herd had a new role - guitar hero extraordinaire. And with hard-hitting powerhouse drummer Jerry Shirley & ex-Spooky Tooth bassist supreme Greg Ridley, Humble Pie quickly developed into a sophisticated studio unit where tough riffs, rustic rock & bursts of blissed-out psychedelia earned the band instant chart success & critical acclaim. 'As Safe As Yesterday Is' was their debut album for Immediate Records on 1 August 1969, reaching no. 32 in the UK charts. Recorded at Olympic & Morgan studios with top engineer Andy Johns, the album featured a ground-breaking blend of heavy blues, hard rock, pastoral folk & acoustic songs, all superbly produced. Unknown at the time was the controversy surrounding the disappearance of the master tape enroute from Olympic Studios in London to the mastering studio in New York. Panicked phone calls for a replacement only yielded a much-played listening copy tape, not intended for production & certainly not to the quality needed to cut an LP. The band were horrified when they heard the finished LP with it's flat, muffled sound. Despite Andrew Oldham's wholehearted support of Humble Pie above the other artists on his tag, Immediate Records were in financial difficulties & could not afford to withdraw the LP. By March 1970, Immediate Records were in liquidation, with it's master tapes lost or stolen. Immediate LPs, including 'As Safe As Yesterday Is', soon disappeared from record store racks, it's master tape never found.. Limited edition 1000 only gold vinyl. Album Tracks 1. Desperation 2. Stick Shift 3. Buttermilk Boy 4. Natural Born Bugie 5. As Saf
- Artist: Humble Pie
- Title: As Safe As Yesterday - Gold Vinyl
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Immediate
- Release Date: 12/26/2025
- Genre: Rock
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- Product Name: Humble Pie - As Safe As Yesterday - Gold Vinyl - VINYL LP
- UPC: 5060915240156
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