Humble Pie Stacked Baseball T-Shirt 

* Sizing runs slightly tight on baseball raglans. If you're close to or between sizes, consider the larger size. Refer to the size chart (in inches) below for best results. We can exchange sizing if you have trouble. 

This is a Bluescentric Brand authentic Humble Pie baseball tee, available in comfortable sizes up to 2XL. The material is lightweight 4oz 91/9 poly/ringspun cotton with 3/4 length sleeves. 

This is official Humble Pie, every sale directly benefits the band.

The design reads HUM / BLE / PIE with some distress in the vein of the group's landmark hit album In Performance.

When the rest of The Small Faces passed on guitarist Peter Frampton, Steve Marriott left to form a new band together, recruiting drummer Jerry Shirley, and Greg Ridley on bass, they launched as Humble Pie in Essex, England in 1969.

Pie released the 1969 album "As Safe as Yesterday Is" -- a prototype for the heavy metal that would follow. The band's next release, which should have propelled them to international heights, was marred by their record label going bankrupt just before the album's launch.

Pie's live shows were legendary with a unique blend of heavy rock, deep blues and R&B, Humble Pie exploded into popularity with hits like "30 Days in the Hole", "I Don't Need No Doctor" & a soulful cover the Ike & Tina Turner classic "Black Coffee".

1971's Performance Rockin' The Fillmore reached #21 on Billboard, and shortly after, Frampton left to pursue a solo career.

Without the versatile guitarist, Humble Pie dropped the huge hit album "Smokin'" in 1972, with hits like Hot N' Nasty, Road Runner Jam & 30 Days in the Hole. It peaked at #6 on the Billboard chart.

Tragically, Marriott died in a house fire in 1991, but the group carried on, thrilling audiences across the globe with a healthy blend of soulful melodies & hard rock.