WOAH!| FIRST TIME HEARING Faces - Stay With Me REACTION
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- WOAH!| FIRST TIME HEARING Faces - Stay With Me REACTION
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My favorite Faces song. Future Rolling Stone guitarist Ron Wood slays it on that opening guitar riff.
What's funny is as a child I thought Rod Stewart and Ron Wood were the same person because I never saw them together. I figured Rod bleached his hair for solo stuff. I later thought brothers until I began listening to the music!😂😂
As good as he is on guitar he was an even better bassist.
I was actually a little surprised when Ron Wood agreed to take up the rhythm guitar slot in the Stones, because he plays lead just as well as Keith Richards does.
Ron plays lead in the Stones. He took Mick Taylor’s place after he left the band. Keith plays a few leads, but Ron plays 90%. He is a great replacement but the Mick Taylor years for the Stones is hands down their all time best stuff.
@@Tessmage_Tessera Ronnie played a lot of lead with the stones, Keith is actually more of a rhythm guy. Like Izzy in Guns&Rose's
Rod Stewart went solo. Ron Wood joined the Rolling Stones and Kenny Jones replaced Keith Moon in the Who. Great song. They turned out to be a reverse Super Group.
The bassist Ronnie Lane made a very good duet album, Rough Mix, with Pete Townshend of the Who in 1977-78 or so but was then afflicted with MS and had a long decline period. Many of his big rock music friends got involved in MS research and fundraising in his name.
Ian McLagan keyboard player played with The Stones Bonnie Raitt and damn near everyone else. RIP Mac!!
@@JStarStar00 The best known track on that Rough Mix album is the wonderful 'April Fool' which is coming up in a few hours time on April1st !.
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I like "Annie," a great song for autumn.
@@Chris.Davis.2 They turned out to be a reverse Super Group.
The Faces are an offshoot of one of the great bands of the sixties, The Small Faces. After the incredible vocalist, Steve Marriott, left to form Humble Pie, the remaining members (Ronnie Lane, Ian McLagen, and Kenney Jones) formed the Faces with Ron Wood and Rod Stewart. They dropped the "Small" from the name because Wood and Stewart were much taller than the other members. The Small Faces are well worth checking out to hear Marriott's soulful vocals along with the great songwriting and musical chops.
Check CZcams for a tune Ichicoo Park. Small Faces were great. This tune doesn't have Rod in it.
Itchycoo Park is such a great song. As is All Or Nothing.
Although I really liked The Faces with Rod Stewart etc, I equally liked The Small Faces headed by Steve Marriott. How could you not love those British classics by them, ie Itchicoo Park, Tin Soldier and All or Nothing, to name a few.
Was coming here to say Itchycoo Park by Small Faces was always a favorite of mine. Glad to see a couple others remember it too.
And Rod and Ronnie came from the Jeff Beck Group .
From his solo career "I'm losing you", "Gasoline Alley", and "Every Picture tells a Story" are a few tunes you would really enjoy.
You ae so right-on Troy!
Mandolin Wind is a personal favorite.
Two of my all time favorites are "Purple Heather" and "Handbags and Gladrags".
I'd add . Handbags and glad raggs
Yes to those and also Mandolin Wind.
I love the fact that Amber pays attention to the lyrics ❤
And was able to laugh at them and not be offended like many would today.
I agree.
Amber was really getting down with this one.
For Amber, this started out as a fun thing to do with her husband. I'm pretty sure she lives and breathes this music now. She's a true convert.
She's a Rock Chick!👍🏻
Yup! Always seems to bring valuable insights to them as well, no mattewr the song or "message." She correctly pegged the casual sexism in the words here, reflective of their times, but , also impressively, instantly moved on. And GROOVED on, since the song was/is a fun lark. Too many others get so easily offended and UNenjoy things...
They are all English. They came out of a group called Small Faces who were very successful due to the singer in that band, Steve Marriot, who went on to form Humble Pie with Peter Frampton. If you have not heard Humble Pie, run, don't walk, to the reaction room immediately. Steve Marriot is by far the most underrated, and almost forgotten singer in rock and roll history.
Rod wishes he was Scottish though... 😎
@@keithewright His father's a Scot so he is Scottish.
If it's not Scottish it's crap!
@@andyallan2909 no, he has Scottish heritage. My Dad’s Mum was English but my Dad was born and brought up in Scotland, making him Scottish not English. Rod Stewart does just wish he was Scottish and is obviously very proud of his Scottish heritage…and maybe feels a little left out as all his siblings were born in Scotland but he was born and brought up in England, so he is English.
@@andyallan2909 from the Scottish town of London. His dad was the janitor in my block of flats.
The Faces...man they rocked and Rod was at his rock and roll best. They really knew how to lay it down....
ITCHYCOO PARK-THE SMALL FACES 🔥🔥🔥
Ronnie Wood killing it as usual
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Clearly, the blues foundation of this sound stands out.... killer song. I had the privilege to see Rod Stewart live back in the day, he's an amazing performer in addition to singer. Great show!
There is so much talent in this band, fantastic song.
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "(I Know) I'm Losing You" !!!! 'Rod Stewart with Faces, and Rod also did solo.
Todays song has such a great guitar intro by Ronnie Wood before he joined the Rolling Stones!
edit- song written by Rod and Ronnie!
I love Amber's face expressions as she listens to the lyrics. 😂
She knows… “poor Rita!” 😂
“TERRIBLE!” (She’s right you know)
Yet she’s still dancing in that chair! 🤜🏼🤛🏼
The guys formed the band as an excuse to spend their days in the pub together! The music was a very happy, almost accidental, definitely magical, result of their friendship. One of the best bands ever. Their retrospective box set is called "Five Guys Walk Into A Bar".
One of the greatest compilations EVER. They are the best bar band of all times. Great title for that amazing retrospective.
Great anthology release! Just wish they would release that on vinyl.
There was one song “A Nod …” where you can hear the beer bottles falling off of Ian Mclagen’s keyboard
This was the best Rod Stewart before he lost his soul
Hahaha! I’ve always loved this song, especially the lyrics ❤. One of Rod Stewart’s best vocals!
You like these insulting lyrics? Every word is a slap at women.
@@JerisEve I recognize the humor. Also, maybe my fellow women can handle themselves with dignity; if you don’t have a one night stand, you won’t hear those slapping words. Lighten up; life’s too short.
@@JerisEve Uh oh. "Karen" is triggered..
Got to try The Jeff Beck Group with Rod Stewart. Morning Dew, Great great song!!
Rod Stewart before like 1975 or so was one of the greatest rock and roll singers of all time. Unfortunately people only remember him for his pop stuff, which is a shame. The Faces and the solo material he put out in the early 70s was the last time, in my opinion, that he was a truly spectacular musician.
The other songs you need to look at from his best era are: Mandolin Wind, Maggie May, Had Me A Real Good Time, Every Picture Tells A Story, Gasoline Alley, Bad n Ruin, and Thats All You Need
And “You Wear it Well”!
A nod and wink to Ian Mac on keyboard, often overlooked !
YES, YES, YES, this is the prime of every member of the band no matter what they did later. I saw all the greats and The Faces were the best live band I ever saw, everybody was on top of their game. ✌️
They were pretty effing brilliant live weren't they? I saw them too.
Python Lee Jackson
"In A Broken Dream" (1972)
They asked a session-singer (Rod Stewart) to run through the song just to give them an idea how to sing the song. They liked that version so much they kept it as their single.
Rod Stewart was never a session singer away and boil her heed☺☺
One of the most iconic rock songs ever recorded 🔥🔥🔥
Great song from Rod's early days.
Ronnie Wood, who went on to join the Rolling Stones, co-wrote this gem with Stewart.
I thought they were brothers as a kid!😂
Future Who drummer too (Kenny Jones) A lot of talent in this band.
This was 1972, his first solo album was 1969.
The Faces were a overlooked Super group!
It wasn't Rod's pre-solo days. Rod had a number of solo albums released while he was a member of The Faces. He ran his two careers at the same time (and members of the Faces appeared on some of his solo stuff).
This album had the best name. "A Nod Is As Good As a Wink... to a Blind Horse"
A very old proverb. It's true too.
Yep, had it on 8 track and wore it out back in the day.
Rod Stewart is at his best as a raunchy, loose, and carefree singer, as he was early in his career. With Faces abd as a solo artist, his charm and talent as a vocalist is irresistible. After the success of his album Footloose and Fancy Free, he decided to become more commercial in his music. Only occasionally giving us flashes of his old self during his 8o's heyday.
But once a scoundrel, you can never be satisfied with just putting out records to pay the bills. Your nature can not be denied, and in these songs, they do.
EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY,
BORN LOOSE, my personal favorite.
CRAZY ABOUT HER,
and his massive hit INFATUATION, with longtime friend Jeff Beck. R.I.P.
Despite his many ups and downs in his uneven career, Rod is still charming all these years later. Enjoy
Absolutely love this song! Especially watching them play it live. Just so much fun!
The live version is a must watch,takes the song to another level.
Ronnie Lane from the Faces had some great solo records and made a brilliant album with Pete Townsend from the Who ❤
Love that album "Rough Mix"
@@O_Towne_Bear Misunderstood is one of my all time favorite songs. The entire album is killer.
Not forgetting the Small Faces, an even better band.
@@sharkbite446 Classic song, no doubt, but my go to there is "Keep Me Turning"
@@chaipup7045 Arguable.
The Small Faces with Steve Marriott had actually had a pretty good run in London pop and bubble gum psychedelia from about 1966-70. Remember Itchykoo Park??
Bubblegum?!?! Steve Marriott is rolling over in his grave! Small Faces were a hot, raving R&B band before their awful manger and the record company made them record songs that were sure to be "hits". The band thought of themselves a soul boys, so that killed them. Sadly, because they were small and adorable, the teeny boppers overwhelmed them, so they felt they were not taken seriously as musicians. This is one of the reasons Marriott quit the band to become a rocker with Humble Pie.
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Well, "Itchykoo Park" was pretty bubbly. Great fun and a huge hit but also bubbly.
Can't argue that .Itchicoo is a sweet (bubbly) psychedelic pop song. However it was no way indicative of their sound. Steve said this was them "taking the piss" on the whole psychedelic scene of the Summer of Love. Sadly this song became the song that most people in the US know them for. But it is a great song, I think it's lovely - Steve had a stunning voice.
Love this song from my teen years. Never gets old. Thank you
Another great Rod vocal is in "In a Broken Dream", by Python Lee Jackson. Amazing song. And Luca is a sweetheart! What a smile!
Agree with"In A Broken Dream".
Legend has it he only recorded it as a sound check to help the band out, and his payment was a set of car seat covers. The first he knew of it being released was when he heard it on the radio!
@@Escapee5931 Wow!
The Faces are one band I wish I could have seen live. Their live album is the bomb
To me, this is one of those songs that epitomizes rock and roll. It's different than Ooh La La because this was released years earlier (and was a radio hit). Ooh La La was on their last LP, or near their end. One of the best album covers too because you coukd squeeze it and the portait on the front opened its mouth. The song itself didnt become famous until it was used in some commercials many years later. Also, The Faces were the first concert i ever went to. I was such a fan of theirs so i was thrilled this was my first concert. Fantastic show and Rod was and has always been one of the very best frontmen in rock n roll.
I am 57 years old and I grew up listening to this music and I am very happy to see you enjoying it
This is my favourite version of Rod Stewart, when he was more rocker than crooner.😎🍺
I had the pleasure of seeing Rod and the Faces at the Nassau Coliseum May 10, '73 do a fabulous show. What an amazing performer. Ronnie Wood of the Stones on lead guitar. Originally the band was known as the Small Faces, with diminutive Steve Marriott fronting them. Steve left to form Humble Pie and when the taller Rod and Woodie joined shortly after, the band decided to drop the word Small from the band's name. Other great Faces tunes are - "Pool Hall Richard", "Miss Judy's Farm", "Maybe I'm Amazed", (the Paul McCartney song), "Memphis", and "Cindy Incidentally." Hi, Luca!
Love the Faces! You know Ronnie Wood the guitarist is now in the ROLLING STONES. and Kenny Jones the Drummer played for the WHO when Keith Moon passed away! A TALENTED LOT ! ...Newk from Kentucky
The drummer, bassist, and organist all came from small faces. When Steve Marriot left he told them it would take two to replace him. Turns out he was right. But the faces are a very talented band. I wish they would've stayed together longer than 3 years.
Loved Steve Marriott. RIP
I also just love love this song! Rod steward was great with faces and then his solo career! He’s a talented guy with so much charisma!!! Great review guys Much love ❤️
One of the great party songs of all time.
Plum Lane's bass chugging along underneath the fireworks from Ron Wood....
Best chauvinistic line in rock "yeah, I'll pay your cab fare home, you can even use my best cologne, just don't be here in the morning when I wake up"
Thank heaven for male chauvinism 👍
Love The Faces ! This is one of the ultimate groupie songs and Ron Wood's guitar is banging!
State-of-the-art rock'n'roll. It doesn't get any better than this!
Amber makes me smile when she try’s to hide her shock at the lyrics
They were originally The Small Faces (Itchycoo Park, Lazy Sunday. Tin Soldier) When Steve Marriott left he was replaced by Ron & Rod who had just left The Jeff Beck Group. Ronnie Lane left in the mid 70's as he came down with MS and died way too young.
One of the best songs of all time.
We had great music back in the day. ❤😅
@@garywi.9299 YES WE DID!!! The kids nowadays missed it
Def Leppard did a cool cover of this with their guitarist Phil Collen doing the vocals.
Another great summer ridin' song. Windws down, wind blowin', radio blastin', singin' at the top of ur lungs. Oh, Thanx for the memories, take care, Peace
I saw a Rod concert on TV , around 79 or 80, he was solo then, and him and Tina Turner (before she got big again cause of Private Dancer) doing this song and it was awesome!
Luca is SO CUTE!!!!
One of Rod's best vocal performances was the song 'Reason To Believe'.
From his solo career, "The Killing of Georgie Part 1 &2" for a true diamond in the rough... Love this song...
I agree, the songs lyrics are on a different level.
Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood came to The Faces from the Jeff Beck Group. Ronnie has been in the Rolling Stones since 1975. Drummer Kenny Jones originally replaced Keith Moon in The Who before giving way to Zak Starkey. Ian McLagen was a legendary keyboardist in The Small Faces and Faces, collaborated with the Rolling Stones, and did solo work. Bassist Ronnie Lane had formed the Small Faces in 1965 and reformed them when Marriott left. However, he developed MS and died from it in 1997. All of these guys played on Rod's first solo album, Every Picture Tells A Story.
Ron Wood (guitar) left Faces and has been with The Rolling Stones for a loooong time. He was playing an acoustic guitar in the Wild Horses video, with Keith Richard.
One of my all time favorites. Rod Stewart's vocals and Ron Wood'from The Rolling Stones on guitar!
The Black Crowes took this song and made it their style. Rod w The Faces was so fun! And thats what drew me to the Black Crowes, the atmosphere they put out is fun! We need more of that 🙃🙂
Rod Stewart sounds like singer out of Memphis recording for Stax records on this song. Love it!
Best ever start to a song and best ever finish !
Now you must listen to some Jeff Beck from his album titled Truth featuring Rod Stewart, I ain't superstitious.
You won't regret it .😎
Rod Stewart also lead singer for Jeff Beck Group...check that out!!!
"AIN'T SUPERSTITIOUS"
"BLUES DELUXE"
"ROCK MY PLIMSOUL"
"RICE PUDDING"
LET ME LOVE YOU"
"BECK'S BOLERO"
"PLYNTH"
"SHAPES OF THINGS"
"MORNING DEW"
"JAILHOUSE ROCK"
"YOU SHOOK ME". ALL FIRE🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I saw them in 1972 at bronco bowl as the opened for Three Dog Night. Possibly best duo concert I ever saw.
Ronnie Wood, although still a member of Faces, toured North America with the Rolling Stones in 1975; Faces announced their break-up in December of that year, and Wood was officially declared a member of the Rolling Stones on 23 April 1976.
Wood is a well-known visual artist. When he was a child his drawings were featured on the BBC television programme Sketch Club; he won one of that programme's competitions, he went on to train at the Ealing Art College, London, England, as had both his brothers. Other notable musicians, Freddie Mercury of Queen and Pete Townshend of the Who, also attended that college in the 1960s.
Wood's paintings, drawings and prints frequently feature icons of popular culture and have been exhibited all over the world. He did the cover artwork to Eric Clapton's 1988 box set Crossroads.
Back when Rod was just a pup.
Another great one my friends. If you haven't already you should check out Joe Jackson's Stepping Out and Don Williams Tulsa Time. Also Kayleigh by Marillion. Hate Me by Blue October Father of Mine by Everclear.
I got to see Faces when they opened for Janis Joplin in 1969 at Blossom Music near Akron. Didn't realize Rod Stewart was part of the group until a few years later.
Guitarist Ron Wood became a Rolling Stone in '75... he was the Faces guitarist on this song's album and on most every of Rod's early solo albums including "Every Picture Tells a Story"- in fact he co-wrote much of Rod's early work. "Every Picture Tells a Story" is a must have Rod Stewart album...
Rod Stewart was the singer and Ron Wood was the bass player in the Jeff Beck Group from 1967 to 1969.
Speaking of which Jeff Beck's "Cause We've Ended as Lovers" from the album "Blow by Blow" is a must have track for most guitarist interested in musical dynamics on the instrument.
Might interest you to know Steve Marriott was in the Faces too at one time and you may know that name from the band Humble Pie along with Peter Frampton.
Flat out one of the greatest rock songs ever.
Great Pick!! The Faces are a definite must have in the catalogue... check out "Im Losing You", and "Jealous Guy"... both covers, but a Faces distinct gritty sound takes them both to another level!! Amazing band!!
Donny Hathaways cover live of Jealous Guy is a favourite of mine.
The Faces absolutely ROCKED
And speaking of faces...Luca's always makes us smile! ☺
And they were just Faces, not The Faces. Originally, the band was Small Faces because the entire band was so short, but when Steve Marriott left, and Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood joined, they just dropped the Small part.
Whether with The Faces, The Jeff Beck Group, or the multiple incarnations of his solo career, Rod Stewart has always shined.
Yes, getting to the beginning of Sir Rod!
A must is his cover of: Losin’ You
It's so odd to hear someone say the Faces sound like an American band, they were such an ultimate English band. Luca is a star.
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The whole British Invasion was just the English take on American blues and rock and roll, so of course they would sound American.
Quintessential English rock band.
Not in the least odd. This track is a faithful interpretation of an American music form. And not only do the artists admit this fact, it would be taken as high praise.
One of my favorites from young Rod
Aw, your precious baby! Got both of ya'll's beautiful smiles!
Yall did good that baby is so cute yall just a beautiful family and it's because of yalls good hearts and rod is a rocker he mostly did the slow stuff after he got older
Before the Faces and without Rod they were the Small Faces, Itchychoo Park is a classic of theirs ❤
I know you have done Pink Floyd Comfortably numb but you can’t not do the same song at the Pulse concert. This is absolutely the best lead ( extended version ). It needs to be watched as well as listened to. Unbelievable light show. Best concert ever!!!
And similar to comfortably numb, Silent Lucidity by Queensryche.
You got it Jay - they are very British indeed BUT this song is really very southern rock like. Ronnie Wood on guitar before he joined the Rolling Stones really did a fantastic job here. Always my fav Faces track. Get on other older Rod Stewart stuff like Gazoline Alley, Little Missunderstood etc.
The guitarist is Ron Wood. He later went on to join the Rolling Stones. Ron is such an under rate guitarists. I've seen him with the Rolling Stones twice. Both times were amazing.
I saw Rod Stewart perform this with Tina Turner and Kim Carnes. Clearly you can hear where the Black Crowes got their inspiration from and that's what I think struck a chord with people. A retro sound at the right time!
The Black Crowes weren't as inspired as much as they brought the music home, where it came from in the first place. It was bands like the Faces who were the imitators.
@@quoilluminentur2981 True, the 70's were loaded. As a longtime Rod Stewart fan, them and the Stones were to first 2 bands I thought of when I first heard the Black Crowes.
@@seanswinton6242 What *is* true is the 70s (and the 60s) were loaded with bands such as The Faces and Rod Stewart, as well as the Stones, Beatles, Yardbirds, Doors, Canned Heat, Animals, Rare Earth, Humble Pie, etc., who were marketed to clueless kids as the genuine issue; when, in fact, they were little more than over-hyped imitators of American R&B, Soul and Rock acts from the 50s and 60s. The less corporate-minded individuals among them would freely admit this, happy to take the lid off the fraud. Sure, they later added some window-dressing along the way, Dylan influences, Indian stylings, heavy borrowing from Pet Sounds, over-driven amplification, effects, but ... the music was, at it's core, unchanged. So, when I first heard The Black Crowes, acts like Muddy Waters, Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett and Ray Charles came to mind. The Stones and The Faces would likely tell you the same. They know they didn't come up with the style they played. It's their fans who persist in the myth, unfortunately.
By the way, by the time Stewart was appearing with the likes of Kim Carnes and Tina Turner, he was closer to a lounge revue act, while hoping to sound current with synthesizer-pop. **Nothing** he did then would've given rise to The Black Crowes. You would have wanted to catch Rod between 1968-72.
I love that in the play-out they let the two guitarists, the keyboard player and the drummer have a solo.
Ah the joys of the recording studio ... Woody was the only guitarist in the band. Didn't stop them playing it live tho, there's some great footage to be found on CZcams 👍
@@albrand3201 Yeah. Ronnie played the slide on this too.
Every Picture, also Mandolin Wind. Like many groups of their time, members were great musicians and eventually moved to or created their own groups and made their mark.
Great british band, after Steve Marriott left the band Small Faces, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood joined the Faces, one of the wildest (and drinkproof) bands of the beginning 70s.
This is peak Rod Stewart! Anyone who rightly thinks he sucks solo - watch this.
Jay…. The Faces were formed out of the Small Faces….. consisting of Ronnie Lane ( Bass)…. Ian McLagan… ( Piano) …. Kenney Jones.. ( Drums)….. Rod Stewart ( Vocals) and Ronnie Wood( Guitar)… joined from the Jeff Beck group to form….The Faces and Produce 4 Studio Albums…… Steve Marriott formed Humble Pie with Peter Frampton and both Bands had US success….. a propose NEW Faces album is being worked on…with Rod, Kenney, and Ron Wood.
Amber you crack me up so much! When he says “what’s your name again” and you said “Rita”. I laughed so hard. And your commentary. You’re right - so rude! 🤣🤣
I bought Stay With Me on 7 inch vinyl when it first came out, having heard it on the radio.After many very enjoyable ,playings i played the B side. A song called "Debris", with Ronnie Lane on lead vocals . Stunning. And, The Small Faces performing "Song Of A Baker", with Ronnie Lane singing leadand on bass, is imo fantastic as well. Kenny Jones on drums is phenomenal too.(and of course, Steve Marriott on guitar and backing vocals is superb ) And it wouldnt BE The Small Faces without the great music of Ian McLagan on keyboards.
Every Picture Tells a Story. Italian Girls. Thanks kids- keep rockin.
Thousands and thousands of guitarists have been chasing Ron Wood's signature sound on this song for half a century. There have been articles written about it. It's crunchy perfection.
I remember really hearing this song at the end of the comedy Wedding Crashers and then later at a record store during Record Store Day at least 10 years ago. Love a Baby Luca cameo and his cool "With great power comes great Responsibility" Spider-Man Tee!
POOL HALL RICHARD!!! PERFORMED LIVE BY THE FACES IS ABSOLUTELY ROCKING.
They are English. Ronnie Lane (bass), Kenny Jones (drums) and Ian McLagan on keyboards were in the Small Faces with Steve Marriott on guitar and vocals. Steve Marriott left them to join Peter Frampton in Humble Pie. They recruited Rod Stewart and Ron Wood who'd been playing with Jeff Beck in his band. Faces were around for a few years but disintegrated when Rod Stewart went solo and Ron Wood joined the Stones. Kenny Jones ended up replacing Keith Moon in the Who. Ronnie Lane died tragically from MS and Ian McLagan passed last year.
POOL HALL RICHARD!!! PERFORMED LIVE BY THE FACES IS SUCH AN ABSOLUTELY ROCKING SONG 🎵
This is Classic Rock at its finest. Faces was such a cool band. Ron Wood plays guitar. When Faces broke up in the late 70's he joined the Rolling Stones.
The Faces: "Cindy Incidentally", "You can make me Dance", "Pool Hall Richard" - all great hit singles. If you want evidence that Rod Stweart's voice can span genre's cheack out his solo double A side single "What's Made Milwaukee Famous (has made a loser out of me)" and "Angel" (a Jimi Hendrix song).
Rod Stewart's, You're In My
Heart, and Sailing are also great!
Ron Wood guitar multi instrumentalist, Rod Stewart, Kenny Jones on Drums, Ronnie Lane bass guitar, Ian McLagan keys
Your kid made the ending awesome. Ha ha! Parenting is work but kids are a gift.
Reminds me of my school discos of my mid teens. Loved the Faces and Rod’s early solo albums with the Faces backing him. Then he went to America and, oh dear….,
Absolutely their best, and anthem song for such a talented band. Remember Ron Wood is a Rolling Stone. This is a unique songs I can listen to again and again.