This is literally incredible. A lot of outstanding music came out of the 60s and 70s, but this might just be the pinnacle of live performances. A band simply cannot play better than this; so tight. And, of course, Rod's sensational gravely voice. At the top of his game here -- pure power and presence.10/10.
I cannot describe how happy these clips make me. This was the band that decided me on playing Guitar for the rest of my life, and I can't thank them enough for bringin' the party. I love the fact that you never knew what they were going to play! Always a surprise, and their version of a night of music meant you were gonna' walk away with a great memory and maybe a little hungover...CHEERS!!
Fantastic performance... The camera work, sound, and editing here is also remarkable, especially given this is a remote session at the Marquee Club with a relatively small stage. Thank you to the team at WDR Rockpalast.
Man I wish I was 17 in the 70s you spent the best years of your life in the best decades 60s70s80s. Everything started to turn to sht in the decade I was born (the 90s).
@@davidgalea6113 Hey I lived through those years seen my first concert in 1966 when I was 10 in Thunder Bay Ontario of all places. it was the Animals. I lived close to Detroit later and went there almost every weekend to see bands. There is still lots of good bands out there today I find but a little out of my price range. Hard to justify paying $300 when I paid $2.50 to see Hendrix lol
The ticket prices in the 70s were silly cheap. £2-£3-£4-£5 to see a top act was common. I used to catch 2 or 3 gigs a week for many years. Fortunately I lived in Brighton which meant everyone came through at some point. I've seen so many bands I lost track years ago , but I missed out on the early Stones, Beatles, Floyd, Kinks, Animals simply because there was so much choice and demand for Tix. Back then bands made money from album sales, and tours were more about building up a fan base. Bands were touring living in their vans not 5 star luxury hotels...that came much later! My biggest disappointment was not seeing Jeff Beck on his last tour. Tickets were available at the Hard Rock Hotel near Sacramento (where I live) and they were a measly $45. Downside was the room at the hotel for the night was $350. Total deal breaker for me. 3 months later my favourite musician of all time dies on us. Gutted beyond belief. I feel sorry for the subsequent generations who have had to endure ridiculous ticket prices for EVERY band these days. The royalties that bands receive from Spotify etc could be significantly higher to help make seat prices more affordable, but ain't gonna happen. The music business is its own worst enemy.
Wish they’d stayed together longer, love their boogie down rock “n” roll with Rods lead - gravely vocal. @14:50 that’s some HEAVY stuff with that bass line!! Whew!! 🎉
and robert plant said rod couldnt sing ,i think it was the other way around , superb vocals and what a band , we wont see the likes of the faces again , in a few years nobody will be able to play any instrument at all .....cheers tony cee
That opening vocal is just stunning. So natural and soulful. They were so bloody good and had a great time too. Lucky enough to see them 3 times in my yoof!
No matter how loud or rough, I can always follow the melody of the MUSIC being PLAYED. To me the whole setting is a Rock and Roll poem. Phenomenal. Thinking of 'Stone the Crows' also. Vielen Dank 🌹:)
They remind me of the Who sometimes the bass and drums are jammin'. Ronnie and Rod are right there with them. That was cool when all 5 of them were singing, the two Ronnie's on one mic and Rod went to the drummers mic and then the keyboard player. These guys were so connected in the same spirit and joy of music 🎶 Happening. 🎉 🕉
Utterly stunning performance. So togerher that wrong noted are right. Definition of a band. Voice and every instrument where it should be when it should be. Thank you to everyone involved. It's been worth it.
Thanks for posting this, the album "First Step" was my first step into the Faces called Small Faces on that album, a year prior I bought The Rod Stewart Album and was hooked on this group I never had the pleasure of seeing them live.
Toll, wie sie mit Maccas „Maybe I’m amazed“ einen damals sehr aktuellen Song interpretiert haben. Man hat das Gefühl, sie spielen ihn schon seit Jahren.
Sorry, if you think that Joe B. is keeping this music alive, I really don't understand what you try to say. The Small Faces and later for a too short time the Faces were the essence of Rock, Joe B. for me is a boring guitarist, technically fantastic but there is no soul in his music and playing. Or maybe I can't hear it.
Rod the Mod ! this absolutely kicks ass waaaaaaaaaay better than the other solo/groups that 3 went to IMO it's a bummer that Ronnie Wood has played 2nd fiddle to Keith Richards
@@ianbauer4703 IMO Steve Marriott was the best front man in Rock history. So there is that... Did you ever hear Keith Richards tell the story about when the Stones auditioned Marriott for Mick Taylor's slot?
Das war damals eine meiner absoluten Lieblingsbands. Wurde dann später glattgebuerstet von Hitmachern. Die Kohle hat Rod Stewart wohl gescheffelt. Das feeling von damals kam nie wieder. 😢
![Faces • “Maybe I’m Amazed/Gasoline Alley” at the Marquee Club • 1970 [RITY Archive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/7a5YKuTI4a0/mqdefault.jpg)
One of the all time great rock groups. So young and full of energy. FACES forever.
Rest In Peace Ronnie L & Ian M
Thank You
🎸🎹🕊
Yes, amazing band and so effortlessly packed with talent and soul. And Rod Stewart's voice is recognizable within seconds, no matter what he does! :)
This is literally incredible. A lot of outstanding music came out of the 60s and 70s, but this might just be the pinnacle of live performances. A band simply cannot play better than this; so tight. And, of course, Rod's sensational gravely voice. At the top of his game here -- pure power and presence.10/10.
Great to see young Rod just before I was born, especially in HD. It's a great piece of treasured music history....
They never fail to impress, yet sometimes they seem to effortlessly sail into the stratosphere. Wonderful. Thank you for the upload.
Rod & Ronnie singing together , priceless !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for posting this beautiful surprise. Beautiful rough sound too!
I cannot describe how happy these clips make me. This was the band that decided me on playing Guitar for the rest of my life, and I can't thank them enough for bringin' the party. I love the fact that you never knew what they were going to play! Always a surprise, and their version of a night of music meant you were gonna' walk away with a great memory and maybe a little hungover...CHEERS!!
Another fine release from the vaults of "Rockpalast". Rest in peace, Ronnie Lane.
'Flying' is truly one of the greatest rock songs of all time.
Yeah, that was beautiful ! :0)
Rods voice is fantastic, Shows how good Ronnie is, what a great time to watch again!, thanks for the upload
Truth both literally and the LP
Definitely Ronnie & Rod, were a great pair, I love them 😍 & their Rooster haircuts
Fantastic performance... The camera work, sound, and editing here is also remarkable, especially given this is a remote session at the Marquee Club with a relatively small stage. Thank you to the team at WDR Rockpalast.
Hard to explain how loose they were and how tight they were - just brilliant
My fave live band bar none. At their peak the best rock band in the world. Loved those heady days! I was 17 in 1970..❤
Man I wish I was 17 in the 70s you spent the best years of your life in the best decades 60s70s80s. Everything started to turn to sht in the decade I was born (the 90s).
@@davidgalea6113 Hey I lived through those years seen my first concert in 1966 when I was 10 in Thunder Bay Ontario of all places. it was the Animals. I lived close to Detroit later and went there almost every weekend to see bands. There is still lots of good bands out there today I find but a little out of my price range. Hard to justify paying $300 when I paid $2.50 to see Hendrix lol
I was 10 back then
@@davidgalea6113small faces were the best
The ticket prices in the 70s were silly cheap. £2-£3-£4-£5 to see a top act was common. I used to catch 2 or 3 gigs a week for many years. Fortunately I lived in Brighton which meant everyone came through at some point. I've seen so many bands I lost track years ago , but I missed out on the early Stones, Beatles, Floyd, Kinks, Animals simply because there was so much choice and demand for Tix. Back then bands made money from album sales, and tours were more about building up a fan base. Bands were touring living in their vans not 5 star luxury hotels...that came much later!
My biggest disappointment was not seeing Jeff Beck on his last tour. Tickets were available at the Hard Rock Hotel near Sacramento (where I live) and they were a measly $45. Downside was the room at the hotel for the night was $350. Total deal breaker for me. 3 months later my favourite musician of all time dies on us. Gutted beyond belief.
I feel sorry for the subsequent generations who have had to endure ridiculous ticket prices for EVERY band these days. The royalties that bands receive from Spotify etc could be significantly higher to help make seat prices more affordable, but ain't gonna happen. The music business is its own worst enemy.
Saw the faces a few times back in the early 70's. Knockout live act....still lovin the tunes. What a band ...brilliant.
How odd to thank Steve Marriott for offering us the chance to set The Faces up!!! What a gift.
Not odd , the faces and humble pie came from the small faces
not odd at all, Steve was the alpha and the omega of rock
The Face's were a PARTY BAND , when they really got loose & down + dirty , the voice of Rod was icing on the cake !!!
Live SPIRITUAL power is here
Fabulous moment, Great Staff.
Wish they’d stayed together longer, love their boogie down rock “n” roll with Rods lead - gravely vocal. @14:50 that’s some HEAVY stuff with that bass line!! Whew!! 🎉
and robert plant said rod couldnt sing ,i think it was the other way around , superb vocals and what a band , we wont see the likes of the faces again , in a few years nobody will be able to play any instrument at all .....cheers tony cee
He can't sing now!
Well he is 80. And we're is Robert plant these days. Lol cheers tony cer
@@peter-w6gRod is still touring the world! At his ripe old age he’s absolutely brilliant.
i consider Rod Stewart in his prime to be the greatest singer in history!
@@tonycc7394Robert Plant still can sing very well.
Wow! pure tone. So much talent in one room. Never to be replicated ever again. ❤
That opening vocal is just stunning. So natural and soulful. They were so bloody good and had a great time too. Lucky enough to see them 3 times in my yoof!
Ronnie & Kenny truly could n't miss a beat.yeaaaa. 😊
Saw The Faces in 1974, of the best gigs I’ve witnessed.
This is unbelievable
Thanks for sharing. I saw the faces in 1974 in Philly. What a show. It was right after " A nod is as good as a wink to a blind horse was released.
No matter how loud or rough, I can always follow the melody of the MUSIC being PLAYED. To me the whole setting is a Rock and Roll poem. Phenomenal. Thinking of 'Stone the Crows' also. Vielen Dank 🌹:)
They remind me of the Who sometimes the bass and drums are jammin'.
Ronnie and Rod are right there with them.
That was cool when all 5 of them were singing, the two Ronnie's on one mic and Rod went to the drummers mic and then the keyboard player. These guys were so connected in the same spirit and joy of music 🎶
Happening. 🎉 🕉
Could be because the Faces drummer later took the place of Keith Moon and played with The Who for a long time.
I absolutely love this band
Ahh those were the days. Great footage.
Fantastisch. Und funky und loose. Was für ein Sänger und Frontman. Ronny never runs out of licks.
Man, they seemed to be having the best time ever back in the early seventies. How good was this band back then. Just wonderful to see this
Rod and the faces ...best band ever
steve and the faces best band ever
Small faces were good
@@PatrickTowers Steve and the Pie ...best band ever
@@eduardoalcala7628 humble on
What a smooth performance, My ears thanks me ❤
Utterly stunning performance.
So togerher that wrong noted are right.
Definition of a band.
Voice and every instrument where it should be when it should be.
Thank you to everyone involved.
It's been worth it.
Really great, super session! Thanks for share.
Fantastic. Thanks for posting this.
Plain raw and beautiful music. Compare with the noise nowadays.
Blues and rock meets the folk music of England.
Beautiful.
Arguably the best band on the planet at the time of that recording
A perfect Rock n ' Roll time capsule 🍻 txanks!
Der Sound ist einfach gnadenlos cool, i love it 😊
leave it to zee Germans for superior sound and vision ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
LOVED THE FACES!!!!
Thanks for posting this, the album "First Step" was my first step into the Faces called Small Faces on that album, a year prior I bought The Rod Stewart Album and was hooked on this group I never had the pleasure of seeing them live.
When Rod Stewart rocked
Toll, wie sie mit Maccas „Maybe I’m amazed“ einen damals sehr aktuellen Song interpretiert haben. Man hat das Gefühl, sie spielen ihn schon seit Jahren.
Sie haben recht!
Wow, just awesome.
When ROCK-N-ROLL ran river DEEP!!🎸🎧🎸🎸🎧🎧🎸🎸🥁🎺🎷🎹🎙️🎙️📻✌🏻🎶🎶🎶😊
they were fantastic. all good things...
Truly awesome
Hi das ist mal ein grossartiges early evening Konzert zu meinem Einundsechzigsten❤😊❤😊
well hopefully you have a happy birthday 🎈🎂🎈🎂
the earlier days were magical.
Born to be in the Rolling Stones. A peak at greatness.
Endlich gibt es die Aufnahmen von damals zu sehen . War doch sehr rau und wild
Vielen Dank dafür !
FANTASTIC!!! PURE ROCK ROLLZ!!
Wow they were great, all of them individually too. You couldn’t ever have imagined that one of them would go onto sing ‘do ya think I’m sexy’ 🫣
The time for the. FACE. 🎸Great Musik..great band
Pure magic. This is true. Honest. Straight from the heart. Pure soul.
Loved it!!!! Brought back a lot of memories of the greatest decade in music!!! Joe Bonamassa is keeping it alive for us! 🎸❤️🎸
Sorry, if you think that Joe B. is keeping this music alive, I really don't understand what you try to say. The Small Faces and later for a too short time the Faces were the essence of Rock, Joe B. for me is a boring guitarist, technically fantastic but there is no soul in his music and playing. Or maybe I can't hear it.
@@georgeickhoff3646 Agree, I don’t care for Joe B., either.
Joe Bonamassa is what? No one can keep the spirit and creativity of this time alive. You must have been part of it, you must have lived it.
Great to see their youth, camaraderie, melding of British and American R&B music traditions and obvious sense of fun! Then The Music Biz took over...
Wunderbar
yes this concert kicked ass
Wow! What a treasure.
best party band of all time
Saw them 4 times. The first was with Ronnie Lane. NO ONE was more fun than The Faces
Those were the times.
Boh..einfach supie genial..
Rod and the lads in top form here.
Ian
What a band......nuff said!!
Coooool, mehr davon!!!!!
Top quality!
Kenny and Denny were a formidable rhythm section
That's a lotta soul for a bunch of pasty white guys.
Rock on, Rod, Ron & Kenney, RIP Ronnie Lane & Ian.
Kenny's drums hitting hard.
Super!
What a tight band...wonderful
so refreshing
If ever a band were perfect together
Rod the Mod ! this absolutely kicks ass waaaaaaaaaay better than the other solo/groups that 3 went to IMO it's a bummer that Ronnie Wood has played 2nd fiddle to Keith Richards
Yeah Keith runs a closed shop after Brian died. Woody is a much better player.
@@jamesm.3967 or was assisted ? just sayin' 😜
Whata ya mean assited? Non-confratational...I just don't?
I saw Rod Stewart and The Faces in Seattle.with Foghat
The greatest Post-Beatles rock band, bar none.
Ummm....Humble Pie?
@@AmericasChoice Well, for me HP would be a very close second.
@@ianbauer4703 IMO Steve Marriott was the best front man in Rock history. So there is that... Did you ever hear Keith Richards tell the story about when the Stones auditioned Marriott for Mick Taylor's slot?
Every Picture Tells a Story is one of my favorite albums of all time.
@@AmericasChoice Good choice!
Just fabulous
As soon as he started singing, I could hear the Sam Cooke influence.
lovely. thank you
Oh man... so good.
YEAH FACES YOU WERE THE BEST AND ROD STILL IS
You could put every band in the charts today together and it would equate to one of Kenny’s drum sticks if you were lucky 👌 The Best 👍
Par Excellence!
perfect!
Das war damals eine meiner absoluten Lieblingsbands. Wurde dann später glattgebuerstet von Hitmachern. Die Kohle hat Rod Stewart wohl gescheffelt. Das feeling von damals kam nie wieder. 😢
Not a weak link in this group!
1970 God i miss that year . 17teen and everything was a thrill (mabe to mutch psycadelic)..
Top😃👍
How’d ya like the show- they were drunk and out of tune, I loved it 👍
music created with the audience.
Yeah ! 🎸🎙️☮️
Exactly what a band should be like! :0)
War in all den Jahrzehnten nicht zu sehen !!!!!!
Nėra lygių. Nebus lygių. Zeitlos herrlich.
Always thought Woody was a better guitar player left to his own devices when he was in the Faces
This sh!t is better than a triple bypass heart surgery to get your blood pumping again! Thanks for posting and stay safe 🙏
yeah
ABSOLUTE FUKN "L.E.G.E.N.D.S "
🔊🎧🔊 🎸🎸 💃💃🕺🏻🕺🏻 🙏🙏