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スティーヴ・マリオット（Steve Marriott、1947年 1月30日 - 1991年 4月20日）は、イングランドのロック・ミュージシャン。 ボーカリスト、ギタリスト、ソングライター。 1965年から1969年までスモール・フェイセス、1969年から1975年までハンブル・パイに在籍し、その後はソロで精力的に活動した。
Profession. Guitariste, Harmoniciste, organiste, chanteur. modifier. Stephen Peter Marriott (dit Steve) est un chanteur, guitariste, harmoniciste et organiste britannique pop, rock et blues, né à Londres le 30 janvier 1947 et mort à Arkesden, Angleterre, le 20 avril 1991. Il est le fondateur et le leader des groupes Small Faces et Humble Pie .
Muziek. Stephen Peter Marriott ( Londen, 30 januari 1947 - Arkesden ( Essex ), 20 april 1991 ), beter bekend als Steve Marriott, was een succesvolle en veelzijdige Engelse singer-songwriter, gitarist en musicus. Zijn handelsmerk was zijn zeer krachtige stem, ondanks zijn kleine gestalte, en zijn agressieve stijl van gitaarspelen in rockbands ...
Biografia. Marriott è stato il frontman di due importanti gruppi rock and roll, gli Small Faces, nel periodo 1965-1969, e gli Humble Pie, dal 1969 al 1975 e poi dal 1980 al 1981.Entrambi i gruppi facevano riferimento alla subcultura mod, di cui è stato uno dei principali esponenti soprattutto con gli Small Faces negli anni '60.. Nel 1991, all'età di 44 anni, è morto a causa di un incendio ...
Steve Marriott mit Humble Pie. Stephen „Steve“ Peter Marriott (* 30.Januar 1947 in Bow, London; † 20. April 1991 in Essex, England) war ein britischer Rockmusiker.Er war Sänger, Songschreiber und Gitarrist der britischen Modband Small Faces (1965–1969) und der Bluesrock-Band Humble Pie (1969–1975).
17 de feb. de 2019 · Steve Marriott was one of the greatest rock and roll voices, the legendary singer that was the frontman of Small Faces and Humble Pie gave us amazing interpretations that are amazing to hear until this day. But unfortunately, his life had a tragic ending in 1991. Advertisement Back in April 19 1991, the musician and his […]
19 de oct. de 2018 · In 1971 Steve Marriott’s mad mod-rock brew blew up big style, taking the rest of Humble Pie with him – for better and for worse. It's July 3,1971. The morning dawns grey and there is a persistent drizzle. In London’s West End a crowd is starting to gather, descending upon Hyde Park for a festival. There are posters on lampposts that ...
