I was 24 when this album came out; I still have it and all the Faces and Rod albums. These guys were so much fun in concert. I "Had Me A Real Good Time."
you have impeccable taste.always loved this tune .on the record of course, it starts off w/ vocals. some of the best R&R songs do that.Rod Stewart is/was an underrated songwriter. but he's admitted that the process of writing is a lot of work.I swear Lennon was right. Chuck Berry's poetry is all over the rock masters of the 60's &70's.
Yes not possible today nothings the same anymore. I saw them in 1974 at the HIC arena Honolulu Hawaii where I grew up. I was a young teen but man seeing them was an experience. They were definitely in their prime. 🤘
My first ever concert, Glasgow Apollo December 1973, massive fan bought everything by Rod and The Faces in the seventies. Just wish they could`ve got back together years later and show what true "Blues/Rock`n Roll" and brilliant songs they were all about. Will never tire of listening to this group.
his playing still inspires me to this day,he made it look so simple,even without looking where he struck the strings,love love him and the whole band,folks should all be shown this to appreciate what they have given us all...XX
Rod and Ronmie had played together even Before the Faces with Jeff Beck group. Jeff spoke up and said he was gonna fire Ronnie and Rod said if Ronnie goes I go. Hence after Ronnie ask Rod to join him you got the faces. There were things Rod said he wanted to do, certain songs that he couldn't do with the faces. Ronnie and Rod were very close since the beginning and Rod did tell Ronnie before the others he would be pushing onto a solo career . I think the Stone's found this out and Keith ask Ronnie to join the Stones. Rod was always very close with Ronnie he said and done his best to keep them both away from the parties and drugs. Not to say they never indulged but tried their best to keep it at a minimum.
Rod has always had a very supportive,loving and caring strong family behind him,I'm sure that pulled him away from the players who were more likely to be drug takers etc?
poor old Ronnie Lane... The finest Rock and roll/ folk/ blues, outfit ever to have existed. The difference was that Rod always wanted the Race horse and Ronnie Lane was rather content with a fire place and country Ale... (my opinion)
Sometimes half of this band will come in late, if you listen to the album you'll see Woody started the closing riff early. Rod wasn't late,Woody cut him off, I love it.
SonnyGTA yep that tosser fucked up big time, and not for the first time! Talentless shitbag that got lucky in my opinion. Fairly ok at blues. But no master!! Fuck off roderick.
They were great no doubt, but a step down from the Stones overall. Exile is my fave album and I love Stickey Fingrrs and Goats Head Soup, but between the faces, Rod Stewart and Ronnies first solo album, they did better recorded work then the Stones from 70 to 74. But those Stones tours of 72 and 73 over shadowed the Faces tours during the same time and the combination of the Stones albums before and after for 8 years makes it no contest. But in the early 70s their recorded output was unreal
Bands like this don’t exist anymore
I was 24 when this album came out; I still have it and all the Faces and Rod albums. These guys were so much fun in concert. I "Had Me A Real Good Time."
my favourite song of all time. it is amazing how great this is
you have impeccable taste.always loved this tune .on the record of course, it starts off w/ vocals. some of the best R&R songs do that.Rod Stewart is/was an underrated songwriter. but he's admitted that the process of writing is a lot of work.I swear Lennon was right. Chuck Berry's poetry is all over the rock masters of the 60's &70's.
Glad it was a lot of work for him. Otherwise we'd have missed some of the best covers ever.
Truly a great song, one of the many they created or covered and stands up now.
Great song! My favorite on the album
Mine too
Each of them played well and in a unique way. Superb.
Imagine seeing a band this good nowadays on a big stage.. impossible
Yes not possible today nothings the same anymore. I saw them in 1974 at the HIC arena Honolulu Hawaii where I grew up. I was a young teen but man seeing them was an experience. They were definitely in their prime. 🤘
Impossible
Saw them twice in the 70s, fantastic band
lucky you !! The best band for me.....loved Rod since 1970 x
Woody at his absolute peak as a guitarist and innovater.
Swift mend the fuse
I love Ronnie Wood as a Rolling Stone but this is IT no doubt 💯
1971-1972 were the best years for rock music.
I say 71 but what's one year between those of us who have great taste?
Couldnt agree more 71 n 72
Ronnie Wood's short guitar solo is wonderful. Great era for live music. What a great band.
One guitar adding the texture and power. Amazing.
My first ever concert, Glasgow Apollo December 1973, massive fan bought everything by Rod and The Faces in the seventies. Just wish they could`ve got back together years later and show what true "Blues/Rock`n Roll" and brilliant songs they were all about. Will never tire of listening to this group.
I was there danny.best band ever
From Rods last great rock album,Never A Dull Moment.
What happy and drunken times
Ronnie the most underatted bass player ever
What makes you believe he's underrated? Did you travel the globe taking a survey from every citizen of the world? Please explain.
Ronnie played lead and rhythm guitar not bass.
Ronnie Lane, the bass player. Not Ronnie Wood, the lead and rhythm guitar player.
his playing still inspires me to this day,he made it look so simple,even without looking where he struck the strings,love love him and the whole band,folks should all be shown this to appreciate what they have given us all...XX
Definitely,,
What a vocal performance - live.
So raw, absolutely smashing❤
めっちゃ好き曲
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les plus grands musiciens de rock en blues
Watched these guys at Belle Vue in the 70s
Absolutely brilliant and absolutely drunk🤪
Heard this first in californication. What an amazing song😍😍😍
Not a show I ever got into but with music like this at least the younger generation will know how good the boys were
Think I'm going to throw this in the juke box LOUD in just a few minutes after work.. maybe the whole album!
Great song, by a great group.
The best live band
Ronnie Lane
Kenny jones what a great drummer
Blue print for virtually all pop rock bands to follow; only Stones more influential.
Just the very best group in tha day. Saw 'em . True Blue: GO FOXES !
Rod soars here
what a glorious peacock!
So wasted and so good. Woods Zemaitis guitar sings.
Rod and Ronmie had played together even Before the Faces with Jeff Beck group. Jeff spoke up and said he was gonna fire Ronnie and Rod said if Ronnie goes I go. Hence after Ronnie ask Rod to join him you got the faces. There were things Rod said he wanted to do, certain songs that he couldn't do with the faces. Ronnie and Rod were very close since the beginning and Rod did tell Ronnie before the others he would be pushing onto a solo career . I think the Stone's found this out and Keith ask Ronnie to join the Stones. Rod was always very close with Ronnie he said and done his best to keep them both away from the parties and drugs. Not to say they never indulged but tried their best to keep it at a minimum.
Rod has always had a very supportive,loving and caring strong family behind him,I'm sure that pulled him away from the players who were more likely to be drug takers etc?
Great song
Love it! 👏 👏 👏 👏
Everybody on top of everything!
Outstanding
poor old Ronnie Lane... The finest Rock and roll/ folk/ blues, outfit ever to have existed. The difference was that Rod always wanted the Race horse and Ronnie Lane was rather content with a fire place and country Ale... (my opinion)
Rod had many a blonde race horse and that's vital.
just insane
This is amazing!🎸🎹🎤🎵
Sometimes half of this band will come in late, if you listen to the album you'll see Woody started the closing riff early. Rod wasn't late,Woody cut him off, I love it.
This is PopGala'73 March 10, 1973 'De Vliegermolen' Voorburg The Netherlands, MORE TO SEE...?
Proper G's 😎
you are now lads what a band
Utter class 👏🏼 👌 🙌
a bit of a hiccup at 2:50.....because Rod came in late...... anyone else catch that?
SonnyGTA yep that tosser fucked up big time, and not for the first time!
Talentless shitbag that got lucky in my opinion.
Fairly ok at blues. But no master!!
Fuck off roderick.
Plonk
Actually wood came in early
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Yep......Woody had to get the beers in for that howler!!!... lol!!
Awesome recording
I'm glad that rod and Ronnie became millionaires
I think the Faces had more talent than the Stones, wish they stayed together.
yes...you are so right!!
They were great no doubt, but a step down from the Stones overall. Exile is my fave album and I love Stickey Fingrrs and Goats Head Soup, but between the faces, Rod Stewart and Ronnies first solo album, they did better recorded work then the Stones from 70 to 74. But those Stones tours of 72 and 73 over shadowed the Faces tours during the same time and the combination of the Stones albums before and after for 8 years makes it no contest. But in the early 70s their recorded output was unreal
Ron Wood is now the best musician in the Stones
@@markevans2216 Can’t argue since Charlie’s passing. Keith has been limited for sometime sadly.
🎸👍I agree.. stones don’t sound good live 🤔
Would love to hear them do Osmonds' Crazy Horses. Apparently was a warm up song.
Sensational Alex Harvey band used to do it live..it's on the Penthouse Tapes.
Chords? Tabs? I used to know this song like the back of my hand. I haven't played in a while but i canr find it. Someone help me?
Great Faces tune, before Rod 'sold out'.
Sold out? How?
Ol Woodsy jumped the gun at the bridge there.....but it was Rod's fault for being late on the vocals. Bet they were both drunk as skunks.
Yuuuuup!
I think Beast of Burden might have been inspired by Ron Woods opening link...
Agreed
RODNEY!
Tab or chords? Please.
They ripped off the Black Crows :)