his legacy (with the Faces) is now forever tainted by his average contribution to The Stones. They and Ronnie never did anything that compares to what they did before they met. Ronnie was a truly original player in the Faces... soooo underrated
Ron Wood is the sound he's a badass in the Faces .... Joining the stones with his chums it's a big party and punching the clock ... His tone here so defined and edgey ....
@@foxbor0 Great point in my opinion, Ronnie Wood will always be remembered for being with The Faces, for me, he just doesn't suit the Stones Reguarding live performances The Faces could match The Stones any day of the week! Unfortunately, I never got to see the Faces live but for me, they will go down as one of Britain's finest ever Bands, from 1970 to 1974 they were the best live act around.. Unmatchable
@@stevebowness9435 I saw The Stones at the Roundhouse in '71. A few weeks later I saw The Faces at the same place. After The Stones I felt privileged, but not ecstatic at having seen them. Jagger sneered at the audience for not being as enthusiastic as he'd have liked (heaven forfend that the artist that I'd slept in the street overnight in February to get a ticket for might put some effort into helping the audience enjoy the show... ). After The Faces, I felt I'd been invited to a party that the band and audience were part of. It was fantastic! It wasn't even the best Faces show I'd been to (that'd be the Queen Elizabeth Hall), but I enjoyed it infinitely more than the supposed greatest rock n roll band in the world. And that (the Stones show) wasn't even an exception. I've been more disappointed by them in concert than just about anyone else.
@@foxbor0 yes I was a big Stones fan in the 60s bought their first album when I was aged 9, well my dad did! Loved them when Brian Jones was in the Band and I loved The Stones in the Park but after that, I didn't enjoy their music as much, their last great single for me was Brown Sugar and Bitch and Let it Rock! I've seen footage of the Faces at the Roundhouse 1970 which is superb also Sight and Sound 1972 ! At this time when you saw both bands, The Faces were a far superior live act than Mick and co, how privileged were you though to have seen both Bands within weeks of each other..incredible Don't know why Stewart left, heard various rumours maybe he/they thought they'd gone as far as they could go...great great Band.
A Faces fan for well over 50 years and I've never seen a live version of Around the Plynth my favourite track from A Nods as good as a Wink.....excellent..!!
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Sensational. Never seen this before. Pity about the French commentary but the band sounds amazing, fabulous 'live' sound with no effects or trickery, just great playing and singing.
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The early years 71/74 were the best. Ronnie Wood didn't get the recognition he deserved and Stewart was out front with his magic..had never seen such a performer in winter of '71...4 of us traveled from Gboro, NC to Boone, NC, sleeping in corners, heavy snow and went to leave Sunday and an ""all you can eat" place took
a look at us and asked us to leave. Back to Ronnie Wood...he paid his dues and was excellent. Mick and Keith got him and his face appeared every where. I loved every minute of it...everythimg.kljohnson074@gmai.com
Powerful unit. They're a players band. They're all under rated maybe apart from Rod...who people know is a mighty rock singer. But Ronnie Wood...ace...Ronnie Lane CRIMINALLY underrated bass player (great tone)...Ian McLagan was brilliant all the time...Kenny Jones...powerhouse (yet tasteful). Go on boys!
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Thanks for both posts of this program. Pre "Nod to a Horse" lp release, but still packs a punch. Wish Ronnie was playing with "humbuckers". A Strat's a bit thin sounding for slide playing. Can't tell if he's in an open tuning. They don't show him retuning between songs.
So funny people don't really mention them as glam anymore because of the roots rock and rnb sound but between Ronnie and Rod they were really as glam as it got for a bit there
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Isn't funny, people who don't like Rod Stewart never criticise his live vocals from this era? The Faces could of rivalled the Stones and the Who if it wasn't for their dickhead manager. He used Rods early chart success of "Maggie May" to sell tickets for their concerts. Many think Rod was to blame for the Faces split, it was him. When he started to promote the band as "Rod Stewart and the Faces" that was the beginning of the end. No way was Ronnie Wood, Ronnie Lane, Ian McLagan, and Kenny Jones just a backing band.
Well, Lane admitted elsewhere he figured Stewart was about to pull another 'Marriott' and decided to leave before it 'happened again'. Iwill add he did seem regretful in the interview where he said it. And no, Lane, McLagan and Jones were in no way ever any sort of backing band. They had been together for years as the Small Faces along with Marriot-until he left them in a lurch. Look up the Small Faces documentary for the complete story
Hey bud, I'm not slagging off any of the Faces. If Ronnie Lane had a inkling Rod was about to leave, blame the groups manager. Once again, he used Rods single success to sell tickets. It was him who had the posters printed "Rod Stewart and the Faces" no one else.
Not meaning that at all and sorry if you took it that way. It should have been done differently and Lane-bless his heart, had already been done wrong by 'managers' in the past when they were known as the Small Faces. But he had a habit of doing things his way and his way was not always the right or best way. Just relaying the story as the others told it is all.
Ronnie might of been paranoid over managers, but this time he was right. Their manager used Rod's solo success to sell tickets, it was him who manufactured "Rod Stewart and the Faces". Nothing to do with Rod's own ego. If you listen to his interviews over the years he always said he didn't want the Faces to split. Ronnie Lane was the heart and soul of the band. When he left the writing was on the wall.
The Faces were far superior to The Stones or The Who, and I totally lost interest in Rod after they split, regardless of who was to blame, and after Ronnie joined that second rate band after that, I never heard him play guitar again. He was just lost. Sadly, Mac and Plonk are no longer with us, but Kenney is still banging the skins. Thanks to everyone who posts Faces bootlegs. Bless your cotton socks.
Just to make it clear for all those who follow (including myself!) I believe Wood and Lane purposely gave the French identical false christian names ie 🦆and🦆. (no just quackers jokes please). However there should be no distraction from the phenomenally top drawer 🎵. Long may they live ❤️.
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back when roddy was known as 'rockin rod' these days more known as 'lullaby roddy' esp with his attempts at crooning? sad how modern music has gone all woke & africanised. -nothing like white boy rocknroll!!!
why cover maybe i'm amazed? never got why people blew their loads over that song. paul's version is a better "recording" than a writing job. IMO. sorry
you are right ..its a better written song by Paul ... but then The Faces make it their own. Joe Cocker made a career out of it. But Pauls lyrical structure is superb.
Great video, such nostalgia. Superb band.
Can't believe I found this ...WOW!!!!!! The Stones had their eyes on Ronnie for a very long time!! Rod knew.
Absolutely fantastic rendition of "Around the Plynth" here. Ron Wood never gets enough recognition as a guitar player, in my opinion. #underrated
his legacy (with the Faces) is now forever tainted by his average contribution to The Stones. They and Ronnie never did anything that compares to what they did before they met.
Ronnie was a truly original player in the Faces... soooo underrated
Ron Wood is the sound he's a badass in the Faces .... Joining the stones with his chums it's a big party and punching the clock ... His tone here so defined and edgey ....
@@foxbor0 Great point in my opinion, Ronnie Wood will always be remembered for being with The Faces, for me, he just doesn't suit the Stones Reguarding live performances The Faces could match The Stones any day of the week! Unfortunately, I never got to see the Faces live but for me, they will go down as one of Britain's finest ever Bands, from 1970 to 1974 they were the best live act around..
Unmatchable
@@stevebowness9435 I saw The Stones at the Roundhouse in '71. A few weeks later I saw The Faces at the same place. After The Stones I felt privileged, but not ecstatic at having seen them. Jagger sneered at the audience for not being as enthusiastic as he'd have liked (heaven forfend that the artist that I'd slept in the street overnight in February to get a ticket for might put some effort into helping the audience enjoy the show... ). After The Faces, I felt I'd been invited to a party that the band and audience were part of. It was fantastic! It wasn't even the best Faces show I'd been to (that'd be the Queen Elizabeth Hall), but I enjoyed it infinitely more than the supposed greatest rock n roll band in the world. And that (the Stones show) wasn't even an exception. I've been more disappointed by them in concert than just about anyone else.
@@foxbor0 yes I was a big Stones fan in the 60s bought their first album when I was aged 9, well my dad did! Loved them when Brian Jones was in the Band and I loved The Stones in the Park but after that, I didn't enjoy their music as much, their last great single for me was Brown Sugar and Bitch and Let it Rock! I've seen footage of the Faces at the Roundhouse 1970 which is superb also Sight and Sound 1972 ! At this time when you saw both bands, The Faces were a far superior live act than Mick and co, how privileged were you though to have seen both Bands within weeks of each other..incredible Don't know why Stewart left, heard various rumours maybe he/they thought they'd gone as far as they could go...great great Band.
Playing live on a french TV broadcast in 1971...just as It comes,First take,no overdubs....pure sound!
If your looking for everything a rock n roll band should be...this is it. Just amazing talents!
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A Faces fan for well over 50 years and I've never seen a live version of Around the Plynth my favourite track from A Nods as good as a Wink.....excellent..!!
A great track, yes, but I don't think it was listed on A Nod's etc.
@richardporteous4615 You're right.....I mixed the title up with "That's all you need".....obviously mixing the album with First Step.....👍
This is the greatest rock & roll performance ever.It has to be.What a wall of talent.
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Sensational. Never seen this before. Pity about the French commentary but the band sounds amazing, fabulous 'live' sound with no effects or trickery, just great playing and singing.
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'Pity about the French commentary' ?!!
That's your problem mate !! 😂
@@petermills542 Oui!
lets get this going, the faces were bloody awesome...... fact...
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Just bloody brilliant musicians and songs. This is the ultimate; forget the Stones, Who and everyone else
Imagine if the Faces stayed together
would be awesome in the 80s too.
He had such a bluesy voice and male and raspy
HOLY MOTHER OF GOD ... THIS PLYNTH (Water Down The Drain) is MIND DRIPPINGLY GOOD!!!
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Saw them many times. Ace live hand. ❤
Thought I'd seen all the Faces vids, this is new to me. One of the best, thanks.
The early years 71/74 were the best. Ronnie Wood didn't get the recognition he deserved and Stewart was out front with his magic..had never seen such a performer in winter of '71...4 of us traveled from Gboro, NC to Boone, NC, sleeping in corners, heavy snow and went to leave Sunday and an ""all you can eat" place took
a look at us and asked us to leave. Back to Ronnie Wood...he paid his dues and was excellent. Mick and Keith got him and his face appeared every where. I loved every minute of it...everythimg.kljohnson074@gmai.com
Magnifique! Priceless performance of Buttons and Bows....classic Faces....!!!
merci pour ta musique rod stewart
Powerful unit. They're a players band. They're all under rated maybe apart from Rod...who people know is a mighty rock singer. But Ronnie Wood...ace...Ronnie Lane CRIMINALLY underrated bass player (great tone)...Ian McLagan was brilliant all the time...Kenny Jones...powerhouse (yet tasteful). Go on boys!
Couldn't have articulated better myself !
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Ron Wood could hardly be bigger!!! 😄🥳
Thanks for both posts of this program. Pre "Nod to a Horse" lp release, but still packs a punch. Wish Ronnie was playing with "humbuckers". A Strat's a bit thin sounding for slide playing. Can't tell if he's in an open tuning. They don't show him retuning between songs.
Magnifique! Brilliant performance of Flying......!!!
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wow, again after all those years
Pre-glam era Faces
So funny people don't really mention them as glam anymore because of the roots rock and rnb sound but between Ronnie and Rod they were really as glam as it got for a bit there
As always in that tv programme, the live sound is remarquably good
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F-ing fantastic!!! This is a gem.
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"when did you form The Faces?" ...good grief!
les plus grands musiciens de rock blues.futur stones
faces.... ahh, those were the days!
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The faces play their "A" list of live material, back at their peak. This in the days when on-stage sound monitors were either bad or not there.
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that voice...dear to my heart...lu Rod...
Flying love it
My main reason for liking the clip, was for Plynth!
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A band at the top of its game.wonderful
I saw Rod Stewart for the first time at The Scope in Norfolk, VA on July 10, 1988.
3:49 Flying!
Isn't funny, people who don't like Rod Stewart never criticise his live vocals from this era? The Faces could of rivalled the Stones and the Who if it wasn't for their dickhead manager. He used Rods early chart success of "Maggie May" to sell tickets for their concerts. Many think Rod was to blame for the Faces split, it was him. When he started to promote the band as "Rod Stewart and the Faces" that was the beginning of the end. No way was Ronnie Wood, Ronnie Lane, Ian McLagan, and Kenny Jones just a backing band.
scouserla1
Well, Lane admitted elsewhere he figured Stewart was about to pull another 'Marriott' and decided to leave before it 'happened again'. Iwill add he did seem regretful in the interview where he said it. And no, Lane, McLagan and Jones were in no way ever any sort of backing band. They had been together for years as the Small Faces along with Marriot-until he left them in a lurch. Look up the Small Faces documentary for the complete story
Hey bud, I'm not slagging off any of the Faces. If Ronnie Lane had a inkling Rod was about to leave, blame the groups manager. Once again, he used Rods single success to sell tickets. It was him who had the posters printed "Rod Stewart and the Faces" no one else.
Not meaning that at all and sorry if you took it that way. It should have been done differently and Lane-bless his heart, had already been done wrong by 'managers' in the past when they were known as the Small Faces. But he had a habit of doing things his way and his way was not always the right or best way. Just relaying the story as the others told it is all.
Ronnie might of been paranoid over managers, but this time he was right. Their manager used Rod's solo success to sell tickets, it was him who manufactured "Rod Stewart and the Faces". Nothing to do with Rod's own ego. If you listen to his interviews over the years he always said he didn't want the Faces to split. Ronnie Lane was the heart and soul of the band. When he left the writing was on the wall.
I"m the new lad; he said...HAHAHA. that is good stuff right there ya
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The Faces were far superior to The Stones or The Who, and I totally lost interest in Rod after they split, regardless of who was to blame, and after Ronnie joined that second rate band after that, I never heard him play guitar again. He was just lost. Sadly, Mac and Plonk are no longer with us, but Kenney is still banging the skins. Thanks to everyone who posts Faces bootlegs. Bless your cotton socks.
Yeah me too mate
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Ronnie Wood!
Just to make it clear for all those who follow (including myself!) I believe Wood and Lane purposely gave the French identical false christian names ie 🦆and🦆. (no just quackers jokes please). However there should be no distraction from the phenomenally top drawer 🎵. Long may they live ❤️.
I find this really moving: it almost makes me cry
its Elizabeth Cotten - Shake Sugaree. search for it on TH-cam. neat tune.
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Ooh la la
Donald Wood and Donald Lane????
@Butterfly1Blue It also did not realize!
perhaps a mistake of the French
In terms of musicality, it's just an extension of The Small Faces who were a really tight rhythm band.....Woody just took over from Marriott.
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HaHa... 2:00 The French got almost everyone's name wrong.. Donald Wood, Donald Lane , Ian mac laglan.....
Les tables de la Loi.
whats the song in start film?
Shake Sugaree
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Donald Wood and Donald Lane, who could they be?
Members of the Laces.
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back when roddy was known as 'rockin rod' these days more known as 'lullaby roddy' esp with his attempts at crooning?
sad how modern music has gone all woke & africanised. -nothing like white boy rocknroll!!!
Could be.. or both Ronnies were winding them up using Donald as in Donald Duck!!
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why cover maybe i'm amazed? never got why people blew their loads over that song. paul's version is a better "recording" than a writing job. IMO. sorry
you are right ..its a better written song by Paul ... but then The Faces make it their own. Joe Cocker made a career out of it. But Pauls lyrical structure is superb.
mccartneys lame
Joel Macca was never again as good as a songwriter solo as he was in The Beatles
Donald?? Lol...
The greatest of all time. I love that "Donald Wood"!!😂😉
Fuck I love this band and Rod Stewart is just brilliant 😴