on the track "Young Savages". (Marriott and Capaldi were friends from Capaldi's days in the band Traffic). Nescafé coffee's new product – Blend 37 TV commercial (1989). Marriott and Clempson were asked to guest, singing Ike and Tina Turner's hit song "Black Coffee" (which also appears on Humble Pie's 1973 album Eat It). "Seamus" on Pink Floyd's album Meddle – Marriott's dog Seamus, who David Gilmour was dog-sitting at time, performs lead vocals on the song. New York Dolls guitarist Johnny Thunders – appeared on recordings. John Lee (ex the Dingoes) – wrote and recorded with the Australian drummer and songwriter. Marge Raymond was hired to sing background vocals by Steve Marriott and appears on the Go for the Throat and On to Victory albums. Film, TV and radio (1962–1965) Night Cargoes – (1962) Children's adventure film, shot between April and June 1962 in Devon and designed for a very young audience. The film was split into eight, fifteen-minute episodes and shown during Saturday morning picture shows. Live It Up! – (1963) Starring David Hemmings and Jennifer Moss. Marriott was typecast as the Cockney drummer called "Ricky". Be My Guest – (1964) released in 1965 (the follow-up to Live It Up!) again Marriott plays the character "Ricky". Heavens Above! – (released April 1963) Starring Peter Sellers as a prison chaplain and co-starring Eric Sykes. Marriott plays a street kid. There were reports on set of Sellers and Marriott duetting on banjos between takes. Dateline Diamonds – (1965) Marriott along with the other members of the Small Faces appear as themselves in the film performing their self-penned second single "I've Got Mine". Citizen James – (1961) A popular half-hour comedy starring Carry On Films actor Sid James. Dixon of Dock Green – (transmitted in 1963) – Marriott appears in an episode entitled "The River People" playing a character called "Clive Dawson"; the episode was written by Ted Willis. William the Peacemaker – Marriott's last TV acting role (March 1963). Marriott plays the character of "Bertie Franks". Mr Pastry's Progress – (1962) b/w BBC television children's sitcom starring Richard Hearne and Barbara Hicks. Radio Luxembourg – Reading out listeners' problem letters for well-known agony aunt Marjorie Proops. Mrs Dale's Diary – a popular radio show playing a popstar called 'Art Joyful'. References General sources Paolo Hewitt, John Hellier (2004). Steve Marriott – All Too Beautiful.... Helter Skelter Publishing, . Paolo Hewitt/Kenney Jones