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The song’s intent is to call attention that drugs were a part of culture and that under certain circumstances, they should. Written by Humble Pie lead singer Steve Marriott, this song is about getting busted for drugs and getting sent to jail. He learned that in the United States (1972) you would get sent to jail for 30 days for being caught with drugs. Roll my tape Ooh, ooh, ooh Thirty days, Anyone doin' that one I'm doin' that one 30 days in the hole 30 days in the hole 30 days in the hole All right all right all right all right, yeah Chicago Green, talkin' 'bout Black Lebanese A dirty room and a silver coke spoon Give me my release, come on Black Nepalese, it's got you weak in your knees Sneeze some dust that you got buzzed on You know it. You can clearly hear him messing up at 62, going to the pre-chorus D-chord while still on the verse but he manages to turn it into one song's coolest fills. British Humble Pie frontman, Steve Marriott, got the idea for the song during a show in Kentucky. Loads of energy and plenty of great fills.

Humble pie 30 days in the hole full#

Letter H is the final verse and Ridley is back in full gear. If you live on the road, well there's a new highway code. Take a greasy whore and a rollin' dance floor. Letter F is short chorus, instantly leading into the bridge at letter G. Newcastle Brown, I'm tellin' you, it can sure smack you down. Ridley never seems to be far from the 12th fret and always has fast and easy access to the upper register of his bass. Measures 34, 38, 42 and 46 each feature their own approach. Similar to the first, but featuring even more cool Ridley fills.

Note the syncopated sixteenths at the end of each measure, they're a big part of the line that's easy to miss.Ī slide from the D-string's 14th fret E leads us into the second verse at letter E. Letter D is the chorus, a simple two chord progression where Ridley settles into a simpler yet still very groovy line. Ridley plays an embellished variation of the guitar part, regularily spiced up with fills, culminating in measure 22's killer fill leading into the first chorus. Humble PieSmokin An A&M Records Release 1972 UMG Recordings, Inc.Released on: 1972-01.

Humble pie 30 days in the hole code#

Newcastle Brown, I'm tellin' you, it can sure smack you down Take a greasy whore and a rollin' dance floor It's got your head spinnin' round If you live on the road, well there's a new highway code You take the urban noise with some Durban. The main riff with just drums and guitar doubles as both the intro and verse and Ridley doesn't enter until measure 14 in which he plays a fill that returns several times throughout the song. Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group30 Days In The Hole 30 days in the hole 30 days in the hole 30 days in the hole That's what they give you 30 days in the hole.

Note: When you embed the widget in your site, it will match your site's styles (CSS).Starting off with an accapella rendition of the song's chorus, the song begins proper around the 30 second mark. Get the embed code Humble Pie - Easy Rider - 100 Songs of The '60s & '70s (Re-recorded Versions) Album Lyrics1.30 Days in a Hole (Live)2.I Don't Need No Doctor (Re-Recorded)Humble Pie Lyrics provided by You take a greasy whore and a rollin' dance floor

Get, get, get, get, get your long hair cutīlack Nepalese, it got you weak in your knees You take the urban noise with some Durban Poison Chicago Green, talkin bout Black Lebanese / A dirty room and a silver coke spoon / Give me my release, come on / Black napalese, its got you weak in. If you live on the road, well there's a new highway code Take a greasy whore and a rollin' dance floor Newcastle Brown, I'm tellin' you, it can sure smack you down Chicago green, talkin' 'bout Black Lebaneseīlack Nepalese, it's got you weak in your knees