@@rustyshakelford1279 haha..what I meant and thought you might get, is that his sound is always one of hitting pots and pans and other kitchen items... like no other drummer does, to me. He is also a very "loose" drummer.
@@jameshunter5485 James, Truth is one my favorite works. Also enjoy Beck-ola. Page/Plant were watching how they did it. They definitely "borrowed" Jeff & Rod's "call & response" technique. Take care!
Granted he is up there and he was good enough to sit in for Keith Moon when he passed. How ever I don’t see him anywhere in the same being as Great as Keith Moon but He was one Great Kenny Jones.
@@ericsherman3378 Dude, this is a great example of why he definitely could sit at Moon's kit. Nobody could ever be Keith Moon. Ever. He was a force of nature and as a young drummer and was surely untouchable, in my opinion. Kenny Jones is a smoking technical player with great dynamics, meter and the ability to throttle it down so he was kinda like Moon with an attenuator on him. I can't say I've ever heard of Kenny driving a Rolls into a swimming pool though... ;)
Agreed... Straight up rock and roll... And not to mention (on this song particularly) a groove and rhythm section that is an absolute strut down any street it chooses to walk down. Thank GOD for times like these and memories of music like this.
Rod? Rod? Really? All he does is sing, and ya he’s damn good, in his prime here. But it’s the band! That makes the true rock -n- roll here, I mean Kenny Jones is on fire! 🔥
Check out ...Truth album....when Rod was in the Jeff Beck Group....before he joined the faces......its,,,,,,like.....blues laced with smoke whiskey. and smack....its beautiful man.....ahahaha
You'll not get a better drum solo. The recorded version has an incredible slipped beat that has never been repeated. Just great. When bands were just a joy!
Too often the "supergroups" were about ego and trying too hard to make "important" music. This is all about the joy of making the music and that is what is important.
Can you imagine hearing this performance in a small club with the stage and musicians but a few dozen feet away? This audience hasn't a clue as to how fortunate they were.
that's a fill at 3;06. the solo was well later in the vid. in the interest of roiling the waters i'll lob out michael schrieve and his white hot turn at woodstock as the greatest drum solo in history. rumor has it they were all trippin' balls. th-cam.com/video/JaaT_HRb4GU/w-d-xo.html discuss!
OMG, face melted off!!!!Love all members of this band!!!! Particularly, love Ronnie's scratchy guitar sound, Rod's vocals, Kenny's drumming and solo, Ronnie Lane's bass playing and Ian's organ playing on this awesome re-arranged Motown hit. Most music today can't hold a candle to the music of the 60's and 70's. Real musicians playing together, the way it should be.
I have heard Fil from British Guitarist Analyses...comment that they all learnt their instruments, singing properly and practised , practised, practised before they became stars and did not just enter TV competitions . I remember...
So many people didn't really know Rod Stewart's work with Jeff Beck and the Faces. Before he sold out "(and I'm not really blaming him for it), he freaking rocked. He expanded his audience to include largely women which improved his sales tremendously. I just missed the early days.
It’s Interesting how they are looking at each other to see what the others are going to do. Here they’re not just playing to a song they’ve done hundreds of times and it’s become boring them. This band is in a magical place at that time.
@@jimbaker5576 I think he meant there were far fewer distractions back then. If cells were available back then how many would be paying more attention to recording than listening.
I dont think people ever realize how important Ran Wood is to music. If you every notice with the faces and the stones he is so ever present to keep a song going almost as a mentor to catch you when you fall and open you up to let you fly. That is why Rod was so sick when he left the faces to join the stones... probabl won eof the best musicians of all time, artist, and representative of the best of us.
I disagree, He's only famous for the bands he's been in. Not for his songwriting or singing or being a master guitarist. One of the most overrated Rock Stars of the 60s-70s era.
@@lornestein7248 bet you could have written Stay With Me, Oh La La, Every Picture Tells A Story etc. Bet you could have played the amazing bass on the first two Jeff Beck Group records, or thrived in the greatest rock band in the world for almost 50 years. Guess not! Nobody said he was the greatest technical guitarist. He plays bass, pedal steel, slide, sax and drums and is a fine musician.
@@lornestein7248what a dumb comment! Yeah, faces popularity had nothing to do with woods guitar. Wow! And he was so overrated the stones wanted somebody else, but had no other takers. They had to scrape the bottom of the barrel and found woody.
@@briancrawford7981 I challenge you to name a more overrated guitarist from his era. Keep in mind, we're talking 'bout songwriter, singer and player. ...I'm waiting..
And that, boys and girls, ladies and gentlemen (and children of all ages) was the spirit, heart and soul of Rod Stewart and friends in the 1970's. It changed as it always does, but man, did it ROCK!
I know I saw this on TV late one night, probably around 1977 or so. It was presented as a very good example of live music played by superstars of the day (Rod the Bod "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy", and a Rolling Stone) back when they weren't quite superstars yet, and how hard they worked to get to where they were in 1977. I was around 15 when I saw this, right when I was just discovering most of the music I would love the rest of my life. Right after I saw this, I happened to find the album for sale at a neighbor's garage sale. I bought it, and absolutely loved it! I remember later on when I heard the first 2 Jeff Beck albums, how disappointed I was when I learned that those were the only 2 with Rod and Woody in the band. Truth and Beck-O-La were masterpieces! That they had both left Jeff Beck Group to join this other band, called Faces. Then I remembered this song, the album. THOSE Faces! Oh well, I guess I can forgive them for leaving Beck's band, because they sure made some good music together. Before Rod started doing disco...
The tendency of engineers back when this came out was to bury the bass in the mix, but Ronnie Lane made the bass a thing that shouldn't take a back seat.
@@bryanmannoia8410 I mean don't get me wrong people get ready is a great song and there version is fucking amazing but I think by then rod lost his raspy voice and it didn't sound as good as when he was recording with mercury.
@@stevegreen7121 ..well said Steve.. black music and blues were covered by many rock bands back in the day and not many people realise that..black music doesn't get the credit it deserves!..And I'm white before anyone asks!😎
At 52 years young now, I’ve always felt I was born a few years too late. To have been 18 at this time would have been magical, as music fans go. But I’ve educated myself over the years on music history and love this band. They seemed to be having so much fun. I dare say they rivaled the Stones…
I was 17 when i attended my first Faces christmas concert and they were every much the party people think they were!... never complained about missing the last train home and having to doss down on the mailbag's trollies in the station till the trains started work again at 6:0am! 😃🍻
They were better. They Plug a new drummer in the Who and take second lead for the Stones. A bass player anyone would want and a lead singer who went on to have a huge solo career. Do you think individually the Stones could do this. Nope...
Wow. To see Ron Wood, Ronnie Lane, Kenny Jones et al at their young peak, provide the backing to a young Rod Stewart defining why he was so good then, all wrapped up in a nicely captured performance with good visuals and sound. Thank you BBC four production staff!
And still in the BBC archives !This was the peak video wiping era ,so the tape can be reused for,"Call my Bluff"! Or Ask the Family, and similar shows!
Damn where the hell was I in 1971? I think kindergarten but wow these guys rock!!! Love them!! Rod’s voice is amazing and great drum solo and stage presence by all!!!❤
Saw them in the New Haven Collisiem in Ct. a truly amazing and unbelievable performance. 50 some years ago. One of my best memories. Talent way beyond any in there day.
OMG! I love this. ❤ I remember listening to Rod Stewart sing ‘Maggie May’ when I was in 3rd grade … like 1968. Huge Rolling Stones fan so had to look up Ronnie in FACES
They were a kickass band. Without question. With a vibrancy not so many bands can rise to in live performances. And I think we can agree that they are their own biggest fans of each other. Which is nice to see.
Had his poster on my wall when I was a teen. Play the hell out of Rod and the Faces🙃 albums. He's another one that stands the test of time now my mother listens to him. 😵💫 Singing the old time ballads, ✌️
They were a great band and as this song proves, very tight when they wanted to be! Ronnie might get a great pay day from the Stones but he was prolific with the Faces!
Simply magnificent! Shit, how wonderful those years were! I'd give my left ball to be back in the 60s/70s. My goodness, how I pity the woke youngsters of today who missed out on the greatest era ever and REALLY have no clue!
Bravo. Excellent. I can watch Ronnie Lane walk into the drum beat in the first 30 secs of this clip on repeat. i have replayed that short segment 7 or 8 times counting in my head counting his left foot in.
And the best part is Jones never loses the actual rhythm of the song. It's in there, waiting its turn to come back to the fore. Kenney Jones is a human metronome.
When The Who hired Jones as the replacement for Keith Moon I believe they thought they were going to get Keith Moon but it doesn't work like that. Both were incredible drummers but Moon was something special and no one would be able to fill his shoes! NOBODY! I believe Townsend was disappointed and fired Kenny which IMHO was a mistake. I saw a Who concert with Jones and he did a bang up job. Was he Moon? No and would never be, but a damn good drummer regardless.
I get told (quite often) that The Faces/Rod "did not know how to do Rock" - I smile to myself & point them in the direction of this song - 100% of the time those peeps come back with just one expression - "BLOODY 'ELL!!!"
This is my ringtone scares the shit out of all. For a folk singer he has heavy treads and is perhaps my favourite song by this band the drummer is explosive. What a wonderful band.
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And to think, as kids, we just took all this for granted.....
Figured you all did but it’s all you knew so hey.
Not all of us.😊
Truly great
yep. and why cant anyone play this kind of music now...??? I dont get it.
Too lazy I guess...
Never did, was a fan.
Let’s not forget how much of a badass Kenny Jones is on the drums!
Knny Jones always sounds like he's playing a kitchen rather than a drum kit !
@@spanishpeaches2930 that makes zero sense.
@@rustyshakelford1279 haha..what I meant and thought you might get, is that his sound is always one of hitting pots and pans and other kitchen items... like no other drummer does, to me. He is
also a very "loose" drummer.
@@spanishpeaches2930 ok, got it.
Only choice to fill Keith Moon's empty drum stool (Clem Burke was too busy playing in Blondie at the time.)
There was a time when Rod was the best frontman in the business. The Faces and early 70's Rod Stewart LP's were absolutely brilliant!
There were sooo many great front men in the early 70's its hard to pick just one.
Maggie May. Lots of LSD at that time. Yes i survived.
Don’t forget his work with the Jeff Beck Group. Some of the best interaction between vocalist and instumentalist ever.
@@jameshunter5485 James, Truth is one my favorite works. Also enjoy Beck-ola. Page/Plant were watching how they did it. They definitely "borrowed" Jeff & Rod's "call & response" technique. Take care!
@@jameshunter5485 No shit there, my friend....
Kenny Jones - rarely gets a mention amongst the drumming greats but he is up there...
Granted he is up there and he was good enough to sit in for Keith Moon when he passed. How ever I don’t see him anywhere in the same being as Great as Keith Moon but He was one Great Kenny Jones.
Drummer is shit hot.
@@ericsherman3378 Dude, this is a great example of why he definitely could sit at Moon's kit. Nobody could ever be Keith Moon. Ever. He was a force of nature and as a young drummer and was surely untouchable, in my opinion. Kenny
Jones is a smoking technical player with great dynamics, meter and the ability to throttle it down so he was kinda like Moon with an attenuator on him. I can't say I've ever heard of Kenny driving a Rolls into a swimming pool though... ;)
Both are phenomenally good in their own styles and happened to play in the same band! Moon more dynamic, Jones more technical proficient style…👍🏻👍🏻
Fucker stepped in For Keith Moon, and did a seriously good job of it
RIP, Ronnie Lane. A very, very underrated Bassist.
I'm totally with you on that ❤️😭🎸🎵👍☮️
And ah mod icon
He also wrote some good songs ' Debris ' and ' Richmond '
Dont forget Ooh La La. I hear Rod & Ron Wood sent Ronnie money til his end for his help making them famous...
And guitarist for Wings.
In the 1960's and early 70's, when Rod Stewart was in reality a British blues singer, he was sensational.
He would be offended, he's scottish
Still sensational 👏
@@tammykarty4731 Last time I checked Scotland comes under the banner "British" plus he was born in London.
He and Elton John got their start with Long John Baldry.
Rod the Mod!
This songs opening riff is one of the best in the history of rock music.
Bet 💯
So tough. I love it.
Fact! And from 3.06 it's Rock 'n Roll! Great band they were...
Yes it's a great opening riff. But the best goes to Cant You Hear Me Knocking.
The other one is Stay With Me.
I love Ronnie Wood’s guitar playing. In both the Faces and the Stones, his style is really apparent. Great guitar player.
Love that guitar sound.
In a perfect world, Mick Taylor would've stayed with the Stones and Ronnie/Rod kept the Faces going. Great, great band
That’d be one hell of a timeline...
I dig it.
❤️
Wise words James !
Agree,nice Sunday and St.Francis day.🙋🇮🇹👍🌬️👌✍️🤳🙏☀️💯💢🗣️🤝✊
Well put.
And Ronnie Lane was still alive, but we still got the ARMS Concert
Not a dancing girl in sight, no pyrotechnics, no laser lights---just pure rock and roll. I long for the old days.
Agreed... Straight up rock and roll... And not to mention (on this song particularly) a groove and rhythm section that is an absolute strut down any street it chooses to walk down. Thank GOD for times like these and memories of music like this.
And digital voice adjusting technology
What can I say ,Well not a lot !! Come on it doesn’t get better than THIS .
What’s wrong with dancing girls tho?
@@davevincent5453 Not sure what you mean by that!!?
One of the greatest drum solos in rock history!
Good indeed not quite Ron Bushey or NEP but good enough to take over from K. Moon.
This never gets old. Rod at his best and the Faces were a brilliant band. Take me back!
Rod? Rod? Really? All he does is sing, and ya he’s damn good, in his prime here. But it’s the band! That makes the true rock -n- roll here, I mean Kenny Jones is on fire! 🔥
We’re saying the same thing!
@@trish9614 True, but when he joined the Who the fire fizzled out.
@@apexjoe4769 Been a WHO fan since '65, first I've heard of that. Roger Daltrey has always been their lead singer.
Rod is the reason this song, and a few other Faces songs, are on my playlists ✌️
THIS is what Rock n Roll is supposed to sound like.
Yeeeeeeeee
randy bounds this band The Small Faces and Humble Pie.
@@vincentb4659 Italian origin?from where?
Wise words
Check out ...Truth album....when Rod was in the Jeff Beck Group....before he joined the faces......its,,,,,,like.....blues laced with smoke whiskey. and smack....its beautiful man.....ahahaha
The drummer sailed through this song like a meteor streaking through the universe.....wow!!!
Far out.
Kenny Jones, man. Amazing drummer
Kenny Jones, later to join The Who on their declining era.
You'll not get a better drum solo. The recorded version has an incredible slipped beat that has never been repeated.
Just great. When bands were just a joy!
Pure class. The old Rod was freaking amazing with one of the best rock voices.
Yeah, and what happened to him?! He crossed the Atlantic and took up singing Disco! That's what.
Never understood why Stewart turned pop. He was an excellent blues rock singer.😊
money
The $
$
He was still great as a pop singer, especially compared to anything today. They are just advertisements for anything stupid.
He was an idiot after all
Raw & raunchy, yet so accomplished. The Faces were a 'Supergroup' having fun. Never to be repeated!
Too often the "supergroups" were about ego and trying too hard to make "important" music. This is all about the joy of making the music and that is what is important.
Those drum fills hit me like a freight train
Working mans DRUMMER Mr Kenny Jones all day all nite .So greatful to have caught this group five tours .😎
Can you imagine hearing this performance in a small club with the stage and musicians but a few dozen feet away? This audience hasn't a clue as to how fortunate they were.
The Faces gigs always looked like a party for themselves and the fans, would have loved to see them live, they all had a chemistry with each other.
I had the pleasure, Maple Leafs Garden's , Toronto 1974, I think LOL, with Keith Richard's lending a hand!!!
Same here; can't believe I missed out...
Rod Stewart said that the Faces were a party band that were pretty wild.
During their brief time together, they were the greatest rock band on Earth.
saw them at 15 in calif, such a great band..
I might agree, and I'm a Stones/Taylor guy...
Small Faces after years of constant touring were super tight, throw in Rod and Ronnie raw as they come. What a band came out of this.
Better than the Stones 71-74? I might agree with you, maybe. It's close.
Up there with Who live at Leeds era. Certainly best rock Motown cover ever!
3:06...One of the all time greatest drum solos ever...by the great Kenny Jones
that's a fill at 3;06. the solo was well later in the vid. in the interest of roiling the waters i'll lob out michael schrieve and his white hot turn at woodstock as the greatest drum solo in history. rumor has it they were all trippin' balls. th-cam.com/video/JaaT_HRb4GU/w-d-xo.html discuss!
OMG, face melted off!!!!Love all members of this band!!!! Particularly, love Ronnie's scratchy guitar sound, Rod's vocals, Kenny's drumming and solo, Ronnie Lane's bass playing and Ian's organ playing on this awesome re-arranged Motown hit. Most music today can't hold a candle to the music of the 60's and 70's. Real musicians playing together, the way it should be.
EXACTLY !!
I have heard Fil from British Guitarist Analyses...comment that they all learnt their instruments, singing properly and practised , practised, practised before they became stars and did not just enter TV competitions . I remember...
Woods rhythm and blues based rock guitar style is unique. @@fm6419
So many people didn't really know Rod Stewart's work with Jeff Beck and the Faces. Before he sold out "(and I'm not really blaming him for it), he freaking rocked. He expanded his audience to include largely women which improved his sales tremendously. I just missed the early days.
Kenny Jones is one of the most underrated drummers… he’s Damn Great!!!
It’s Interesting how they are looking at each other to see what the others are going to do. Here they’re not just playing to a song they’ve done hundreds of times and it’s become boring them. This band is in a magical place at that time.
It's interesting to see how young they were and the audience has no fucking cell phones you actually had to use your mind and your ears to enjoy this
I get what your saying except idk how cell phones today would increase the experience back then or today
@@jimbaker5576 I think he meant there were far fewer distractions back then. If cells were available back then how many would be paying more attention to recording than listening.
Of course the acid did help intensify the experience
If you had a cell phone then, you would have used it.
And their lighters.
This has always been one of the most under recognized bands in the rock era.
Yeah I'd say underrated and the Yardbirds underrated as well.
@@jacescum1 absolutely
Perfect combination of professional music genius....ALL OF THEM!!!
Said this many times but what a "Superb Band". Rod, Ron, Ronnie, Kenney, Ian THANK YOU.
Super bands don't happen much anymore we all loved Them back then
You're welcome...oh, wait!
Man Rod was at his best back then with Faces. Never gets old💪🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
Could it be that The Faces were a better band than The Stones? Possible........the standard was so very high back then.
Love how Ronnie Lane walks up and lays it down. Classic song. Classic band.
I dont think people ever realize how important Ran Wood is to music. If you every notice with the faces and the stones he is so ever present to keep a song going almost as a mentor to catch you when you fall and open you up to let you fly. That is why Rod was so sick when he left the faces to join the stones... probabl won eof the best musicians of all time, artist, and representative of the best of us.
I disagree, He's only famous for the bands he's been in. Not for his songwriting or singing or being a master guitarist. One of the most overrated Rock Stars of the 60s-70s era.
@@lornestein7248 bet you could have written Stay With Me, Oh La La, Every Picture Tells A Story etc. Bet you could have played the amazing bass on the first two Jeff Beck Group records, or thrived in the greatest rock band in the world for almost 50 years. Guess not! Nobody said he was the greatest technical guitarist. He plays bass, pedal steel, slide, sax and drums and is a fine musician.
@@flyingburritobro68 All you really had to say was.. I disagree. Opinions are like everyone's A-hole. We all got one. 😁
@@lornestein7248what a dumb comment! Yeah, faces popularity had nothing to do with woods guitar. Wow! And he was so overrated the stones wanted somebody else, but had no other takers. They had to scrape the bottom of the barrel and found woody.
@@briancrawford7981 I challenge you to name a more overrated guitarist from his era. Keep in mind, we're talking 'bout songwriter, singer and player. ...I'm waiting..
Whyyyyyy isn't there ANYTHING like this around anymore....It ain't rocket science...it's heartfelt, balls out rock n' roll !!!
And that, boys and girls, ladies and gentlemen (and children of all ages) was the spirit, heart and soul of Rod Stewart and friends in the 1970's. It changed as it always does, but man, did it ROCK!
It's 50 years since Ronnie Lane stood on stage with these lads...doesn't time go quick
What I'd give to see a band like this again
I know I saw this on TV late one night, probably around 1977 or so. It was presented as a very good example of live music played by superstars of the day (Rod the Bod "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy", and a Rolling Stone) back when they weren't quite superstars yet, and how hard they worked to get to where they were in 1977. I was around 15 when I saw this, right when I was just discovering most of the music I would love the rest of my life. Right after I saw this, I happened to find the album for sale at a neighbor's garage sale. I bought it, and absolutely loved it! I remember later on when I heard the first 2 Jeff Beck albums, how disappointed I was when I learned that those were the only 2 with Rod and Woody in the band. Truth and Beck-O-La were masterpieces! That they had both left Jeff Beck Group to join this other band, called Faces. Then I remembered this song, the album. THOSE Faces! Oh well, I guess I can forgive them for leaving Beck's band, because they sure made some good music together. Before Rod started doing disco...
The tendency of engineers back when this came out was to bury the bass in the mix, but Ronnie Lane made the bass a thing that shouldn't take a back seat.
I'm a bass player and i can't believe how that bass is growling in 1971. Epic.
That's not true. There's this one spinal tap song where all you can hear is bass
Ronnie was good friends with the who... I'm sure John gave him some pointers on a MEAN bass sound :P
They did usually feature vocals and guitars but engineering wise bass took up a lot of room they did not always have.
This is the best song Rod Stewart ever did in my opinion.
have you heard "people get ready" with him and Jeff Beck? not saying one is better than the other but comparable certainly.
@@bryanmannoia8410 oh yes that is a very good song also i did forget about that one its probably neck and neck.
@@bryanmannoia8410 I mean don't get me wrong people get ready is a great song and there version is fucking amazing but I think by then rod lost his raspy voice and it didn't sound as good as when he was recording with mercury.
This actually a cover version of a song written for and first recorded by the Temptations in 1966
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@@stevegreen7121 ..well said Steve.. black music and blues were covered by many rock bands back in the day and not many people realise that..black music doesn't get the credit it deserves!..And I'm white before anyone asks!😎
Proper blood n guts rock n roll.....not sure we will see the likes of these guys ever again. Enough said.
RIP...Plonk and MAC.
I like the way you put that, “proper blood and guts rock n roll!”
At 52 years young now, I’ve always felt I was born a few years too late. To have been 18 at this time would have been magical, as music fans go. But I’ve educated myself over the years on music history and love this band. They seemed to be having so much fun. I dare say they rivaled the Stones…
have you tried the Small Faces?
I was 17 when i attended my first Faces christmas concert and they were every much the party people think they were!... never complained about missing the last train home and having to doss down on the mailbag's trollies in the station till the trains started work again at 6:0am! 😃🍻
They were better. They Plug a new drummer in the Who and take second lead for the Stones. A bass player anyone would want and a lead singer who went on to have a huge solo career. Do you think individually the Stones could do this. Nope...
So true!
Ya, but your parents shoulda have waited alot longer ,or a condom..hahaha 🤪🤪
Dumdeedumdumb
Hahaha. Duh
Ron wood ! It’s as if he disappeared in the stones . So underrated
Terribly underappreciated band. They absolutely smoked and even the Stones knew they needed some of this.
Wow, the energy here, great live version!!! And that voice...MAN!!!
Wow. To see Ron Wood, Ronnie Lane, Kenny Jones et al at their young peak, provide the backing to a young Rod Stewart defining why he was so good then, all wrapped up in a nicely captured performance with good visuals and sound. Thank you BBC four production staff!
And still in the BBC archives !This was the peak video wiping era ,so the tape can be reused for,"Call my Bluff"! Or Ask the Family, and similar shows!
Well said!
Damn where the hell was I in 1971? I think kindergarten but wow these guys rock!!! Love them!! Rod’s voice is amazing and great drum solo and stage presence by all!!!❤
Rod got most of the attention, but each member of the band was among the best at what they played.
Wow.....remember when Rod Stewart was a Rocker? Seems like a long time ago.
I think he has like 13 kids so he's gotta do what he's gotta do!
@@dianebowser3012 😄 😆 😄 rock n roll is an expensive lifestyle indeed.
It waa that my brother. Early 20's now turning 74
What you mean, "seems"???
It WAS a long time ago!
Seems like a long time....Sounds like the title of a song! ;)
An absolutely great performance, by a group that was, sadly, nearing their end.
One of the most under rated drum solos in Rick and roll.
The recording quality on this, especially the bass and drums, is outstanding.
This is so good. Funky, bluesy and what a voice. Swings like hell.
Saw them in the New Haven Collisiem in Ct. a truly amazing and unbelievable performance. 50 some years ago. One of my best memories. Talent way beyond any in there day.
Great lineup and I loved Rod's vocals from this time period.
When Rod was a rocker! Ron Wood hasn't changed in 50 years!
Darn it! This is Real freaking Rock and Roll! Raw and without gimmicks, oh ya!
Not many songs had drum solos in the middle of the song
I say Rod Stewart and the Faces at the Long Beach Arena in 1971. Great song! Terrific band! Love you Rod! Loved Faces!
Just love when Ronnie steps up to the front and starts laying out the bass line - it kicks!
OMG! I love this. ❤
I remember listening to Rod Stewart sing ‘Maggie May’ when I was in 3rd grade … like 1968.
Huge Rolling Stones fan so had to look up Ronnie in FACES
DAMN…. KENNY JONES IS A AWESOME DRUMMER MAN!!!
And DAMN GOOD LOOKING!!!!!❤❤
The vocals, lyrics, music gives deep emotional impact !
These guys were made for each other. Saw them at their best many times from the Fillmore to MSG and more. What a joyous noise they made!
Awesome performance and the drummer was stupendously marvelous!!!!
One of the best covers of a Motown song ever
Gotta say I love a great drum solo. Thank you Kenny Jones👏
If I were a drummer. I would study this drummer's every move.
No wonder he got the gig with the WHO
This might be my favorite music clip on TH-cam.
I return to it now and again myself.
I loved the Faces,they were a super group of immense talent!
How to be a fun rock-'n'-roll band 😊 these lads knew how to enjoy themselves 😅 would love to have seen them live 😮
This never gets old ❤
What a great song, a great version and what a great drum solo
They were a kickass band. Without question. With a vibrancy not so many bands can rise to in live performances. And I think we can agree that they are their own biggest fans of each other. Which is nice to see.
Kenny Jones, ladies and gentlemen. Fookin' raight.
Aye
This era of music seems long gone. Grateful I can still find it!
'Every Picture tells a story' What a marvelous album. Thanks for sharing this great video. 🎶
Surely was- could not stop listening-didn't want to either...
Saw Rod in 79. 2nd row MSA, Indy. The coolest Rocker
Casey's Bar & Grill. Buffalo, NY early 70's... "Where the Elite meet". RIP Butch!
Without a doubt his best album.
The last time ai listened to the entire album it was a 8-track on a realistic hi fi system. good stuff for sure
Perfection! I have to say, I’m not sure it gets better than that! When it’s right, it’s right! Wow!🤩
I never thought I would be wrapped in anyone else singing I'm losing you, other than David Ruffin. Rod rocks it!
Back when music was great. Love this sound. So soulful. The Stones never, ever came close.
For sure....
Had his poster on my wall when I was a teen. Play the hell out of Rod and the Faces🙃 albums. He's another one that stands the test of time now my mother listens to him. 😵💫 Singing the old time ballads, ✌️
One of the best live bands ever!
13 viewers were expecting to hear Rod perform “Do you think I’m sexy.”
or sailing
Lmao
🤣🤣🤣
Geezus, you could push a train with that drum beat!
They were a great band and as this song proves, very tight when they wanted to be!
Ronnie might get a great pay day from the Stones but he was prolific with the Faces!
Damn, they were so good ! So glad that I got to see them 5 times from 1971-1975.
RIP Mac and Plonk.
Simply magnificent! Shit, how wonderful those years were! I'd give my left ball to be back in the 60s/70s. My goodness, how I pity the woke youngsters of today who missed out on the greatest era ever and REALLY have no clue!
Bravo. Excellent. I can watch Ronnie Lane walk into the drum beat in the first 30 secs of this clip on repeat. i have replayed that short segment 7 or 8 times counting in my head counting his left foot in.
One of the great drum solos in rock history.
And the best part is Jones never loses the actual rhythm of the song. It's in there, waiting its turn to come back to the fore. Kenney Jones is a human metronome.
I’m no drummer, but I find most drum solos boring. This is NOT boring!
it certainly is!!!
When The Who hired Jones as the replacement for Keith Moon I believe they thought they were going to get Keith Moon but it doesn't work like that. Both were incredible drummers but Moon was something special and no one would be able to fill his shoes! NOBODY! I believe Townsend was disappointed and fired Kenny which IMHO was a mistake. I saw a Who concert with Jones and he did a bang up job. Was he Moon? No and would never be, but a damn good drummer regardless.
TRUE! NO DOUBT ABOUT IT
Rod's got the gift!!!! What voice aaauuuutsjjj my god!!!!
Oh hell! So fun to see and hear REAL rock and roll! No gimmicks or extra singers. Just legendary musicians rocking for the art of it.
Faces and Jeff Beck Group with Rod we’re too short lived...........
I get told (quite often) that The Faces/Rod "did not know how to do Rock" - I smile to myself & point them in the direction of this song - 100% of the time those peeps come back with just one expression - "BLOODY 'ELL!!!"
Masterpiece....
They do not make songs like that anymore.
Rod and the band where amazing.
So Rod has that raspy vouce that fits so good and does David Ruffins tune quite well..Man this guy Rod is endless ...still tooling around...jam on!!
Hot dang!! How I enjoyed this performance. What a great, great band they were.
This is my ringtone scares the shit out of all. For a folk singer he has heavy treads and is perhaps my favourite song by this band the drummer is explosive. What a wonderful band.
I like how Rod lyrically condensed this down live. Record version has a lot more verses.
This live one just flows perfectly.
Rip ronnie lane the lads are killing it this is real music