On November 30, 1973, during a time of significant evolution for Humble Pie, the band delivered a live performance on "The Midnight Special," featuring their rendition of "I Don't Need No Doctor." This performance occurred shortly after the release of their album "Eat It," which came out in early 1973, marking a period of increased recognition for the band. The album showcased their blend of rock and blues, solidifying their reputation within the hard rock genre. Interestingly, this live performance featured members of The Blackberries, indicating a collaborative spirit and an effort to enrich their sound in a live setting. By this time, Humble Pie was also navigating changes in lineup dynamics, having integrated elements of soul and R&B into their repertoire, which was reflected in the energy of their live sets. This era was characterized by a dynamic interplay of musical styles, setting the stage for their evolving identity in rock music.