Faces - Ooh La La (REACTION)

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[@ML-un1oi]

Thanks for doing this fellas!!! It's the best birthday gift I have received ! This was written by Denny Lane and Ronnie Wood. Rod Stewart refused to sing it. Alot of great songs in thier catalog . They have the sickest title to an album album in my opinion that there is. A Nod is As Good As A Wink To A Blind Hoarse 😂😂 Excellent reaction, fellas!! Appreciate it!! This is just one of the reasons that you guys are the best in the business!!!

[@flyingburritobro68]

Written by Ronnie Lane and Ron Wood.

[@terrynolan609]

Co-written by Ronnie Laine

[@grandwazoodebris1015]

Why wouldn't Rod sing it? It sounds just like all those great wistful folky-country-bluesy songs on Rod's early albums, seems like it would've been a natural for him.

[@jamesmichael3607]

@@grandwazoodebris1015 during the studio work on this album , rod was not fully focused on The Faces, as he was on his solo efforts. He put some time in but not same energy, Ronnie Lane soon departed the band after release, The Small Faces. And The Faces are some of the best little known Rock music one can enjoy

[@davescurry69]

Co-written by Ronnie Lane, not Denny Laine. Ronnie was the bassist with The Faces (and Small Faces) and wrote and sang several songs with them.

[@lathedauphinot6820]

I was at the Cactus Café at The University Of Texas at Austin one night many years ago, there were maybe 100 people there, and they introduced Ronnie Lane, who co-founded Small Faces and Faces and who, it turned out, was sitting 2 tables away from me. His Multiple Sclerosis was advanced, and he had to be helped to the stage by a very pretty lady dressed like it was New Year’s Eve. He only had energy to do one song, and he sang this.

[@mrmiscast]

As far as Music Reaction channels go, I just can't believe these guys aren't at 500,000 subs already. Very few can even appreciate music as they do and even better, they actually enjoy the music and know or learn the details, not just the likes. They are the guys you'd want to have a beer with and enjoy the music and discussions.

[@AirplayBeats]

We appreciate that!! We will continue to keep rocking with you all no matter how many subscribers we have!! Thanks for rocking with us!!

[@ML-un1oi]

@AirplayBeats Thanks, Dudes

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@AirplayBeats🫡

[@stevesuttie2644]

I’m 62 and I’ve been listening to this since the 70’s and now I do wish I knew what I know now when I was younger. Stuck in your head for life. Great stuff as usual. Thx

[@winterwomanes3828]

Ain't it the truth 😎

[@edwardcapobianco2975]

You guys are rock and roll pros now!!!The faces are one hell of a band!!! Lots of great live footage out there!!! This was a great treat!

[@coinneachmaclellan3121]

I saw the Faces a number of times back in the '70s...never seen so many people with smiles on their faces coming out of a concert...they were like a pub rock band meets British Music Hall on stage...

[@MicheleJane]

They were incredible. Still one of my favorite bands of all time.

[@coinneachmaclellan3121]

@MicheleJane One of their songs was "Had Me A Real Good Time" and the audiences loved that they were there to enjoy themselves along with the audience...it really was a shared experience...

[@Michael-Philip]

This was in the movie "without a paddle" .RIP Ronnie Lane. Nicest guy in rock and roll.

[@johndbrandhorst4434]

Ronnie Lane is one of my favorite musicians,God bless his memory. 🎸🎶

[@kanjjn]

I was lucky enough to see the Ronnie Lane ARMS Benefit at the LA Forum. I've seen some concerts since then, but that one stands alone. Besides Ronnie, it was Clapton, Beck, Page, Joe Cocker, Bill Wyman & Charlie Watts. An amazing show and wonderful tribute to Ronnie.

[@jdzube2933]

Written by the late great Ronnie Lane and Ron Wood and sung by Ron Wood. Faces are one of my all time favorites and this is my favorite song by them. Nearly perfect

[@luvlgs1]

Wonderful song. We love the Faces. Keep on rockin

[@PaulKeil]

That's a mandolin you can hear playing those twangy high notes, not a banjo guys. Also, interestingly, this is Ron Wood singing, who was later to join the Rolling Stones and is still in the band now.

[@jenniferfoster1692]

I know this song since the 70s, but I didn't know it was the Faces, lol! Great reaction, guys!

[@MicheleJane]

YES! Please do MORE Rod Sterwart - especially his early Rock and Roll

[@ALD56]

Not Rod Stewart. Ronnie Wood sang lead on this.

[@amjrpain919]

I've always loved this Song!❤❤

[@78zappaf]

Great to see some Faces (or Small Faces) being reacted to!

[@davidtester3239]

Ron Wood on Vocals!

[@justjack0715]

You guy's do indeed now know your stuff! ☺

[@alanstevenson4968]

Makes me happy hearing this.........clap together everyone........

[@timdore1131]

This one was sung by Ronnie Wood (now with the stones). They all tried it in the studio and no one could really nail it except Ronnie. Great song!!!

[@tyronesharp9205]

Another great Denny Laine song is Time To Hide, which Wings recorded.

[@calitide]

Pretty sure it was Ronnie Lane.

[@timdore1131]

@@calitide No - it was Ron Wood believe it or not. Laine and Stewart both tried it but Glyn Johns wasn’t happy with either of those versions. On a lark Ron Wood tried it and behold that was the take they used.

[@aaroneiesland1701]

Except Rod Stewart crushed it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3bRmqxqeNKGkLMsi=fN3OxXOZ7xgHXDxf

[@mikemicrael5749]

I always guessed it was Ronnie Lane, so thanks for the clarification.

[@MrThumbs63]

Great reaction guys. This is a fantastic song.

[@Rob-eo5ql]

What a great song! Thanks for the reaction.

[@maxrnb01]

You can hear this multi acoustic sound carried over into Rod Stewart’s early albums.

[@razorsharpe3371]

Ronnie was never better. That solo too. This was great in the ending to the movie Rushmore .

[@mattcalifornia7318]

Yep - they could react to all of the Wes Andersen soundtracks!

[@razorsharpe3371]

@mattcalifornia7318 Indeed!

[@Unclesmokey314]

❤❤❤❤❤ I remember watching the Ronnie Lane Benefit on tv when I was a kid... I knew every song performed. sat in front of the tv at grandparents house and sang along the whole televised portion. I may have been 8-9... awesome memory. grateful for my younger ears... and everything my parents, aunts & uncles listened to... I took it all in like a dry sponge to water. 52 now and still just danced like I was that kid again... 🤣

[@brooksboyd1959]

Excellent song and excellent choice!

[@Kelacom]

You guys just discovered gold! Couple of favorites, Three Button Hand Me Down...Cindy Incidentally...Stay With Me...

[@Jan-xn3kz]

“We’re good now man” ❤

[@cbart400]

THIS SONG SHOWS UP IN A LOT OF TV SHOWS AND MOVIES

[@JJReagan]

How can you beat the lineup of the Faces. Rods voice so ridiculously good! Ronnie on guitar, Just great old time rock and roll! Another Monday winner guys!

[@m4r4d0n4p3l3]

Rod not singing this one though..

[@neillenet291]

This is ronnie wood singing.

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

Rod didn't even initially like the song and was already one foot out of the Faces when this album was made. This is one of Ronnie Wood’s greatest vocals. Every one should check out his highly undervalued solo work.

[@toddlistul3035]

I'm convinced the best music has already been done,almost every commercial includes older songs...

[@nonofinn7136]

Ok...Now...Steve Marriotte and The Small Faces...this very band before Rod Stewart joined. You will love them, they broke sound. Love you guys!

[@sarahmcmullen6028]

This song was written by Ronnie Wood and Ronnie Lane (founding member of the Small Faces).

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Each member of Faces was an exceptional musician. Would not have expected less as 3/5 of the band were Small Faces, a totally brilliant band. When Steve Marriott quit the SF's, it took two people (Rod Stewart & Ron Wood) to fill the huge hole left behind. I'lI bet most of us at one time or another felt the same way about hindsight. Very clever lyrics. RIP Ronnie Lane.

[@danmayberry1185]

Marriott leaves SF .. causally grabs Peter Frampton to form Humble Pie. And yes, RIP Mr Lane.

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

@@danmayberry1185 I love Faces and Humble Pie, but IMO, neither reached the level of talented musicians, creativity and and pure happiness as the mother band - SMALL FACES. They are my favorite band from that era, behind Beatles. RIP also to Steve, Ian Mclagan, Greg Ridley - all greatly missed along with Ronnie...

[@libertycaps97211]

Words to live by. Sad that so much time has passed before I heard this song.

[@willblood7082]

Great reaction guys! The commercial that used this song is for the Amazon Echo Dot and is also played during an AARP commercial.

[@julietate7806]

It's a mandolin, guys. Great reaction as always!

[@dianel222]

Another unique voice. 💜💜💜

[@janetf23]

You two really crack me up sometimes😆

[@gregcable3250]

One of the fewer Faces songs where Rod Stewart was not the lead singer (I think it was Ronnie Lane--their bassist). The acoustic lead is being played by Ronnie Wood who later joined (and remains with to this day) none other than The Rolling Stones.

[@randyhein7513]

I thought the same thing for years. Actually, sung by Ronnie Wood, written by Ronnie Lane.

[@michaelgray4964]

Old school rock. Gotta love it.

[@cherylfahnert6798]

Love faces. Just watched your reaction to fool on the hill. You must, must, must do "maybe i'm amazed" off of pauls first solo album.

[@jenniferfoster1692]

Yes! Such an amazing song. Who knew you could do a screaming love song & make it so amazing!

[@TBonzzz]

Check out “Glad and Sorry” off the same Ooh la la album. Fantastic tune with Ronnie Lane on lead vocals.

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

It’s actually Ronnie Wood on lead vocals.

[@rick063092]

First time I ever heard this Ronnie Wood was touring with Bo Diddley and playing The Ritz in NYC around 1986 ..the chorus landed hard, lyrically & musical - even at 16.. I’m now 54, a dad, a huge faces fan, and it still hits ..

[@homie1kenobi95]

Hell yes boys! Finally someone reacting to the Faces, lovin' it!

[@samuraijacques952]

I used to hate seeing old bands license their songs for commercials but if it helps expose good music to a new audience then i guess I'm cool with that

[@dahrkmezcalf3125]

The faces, stay with me, has to be counted as one of the best rock songs EVER, if y’all keep going. They have tons o good ones.

[@marksimpson1991]

Great song. Was on the radio a lot back in the day. Back when all the Brits were trying so very hard to sound American. Nice to see your faces today. Hope you are well.

[@m4r4d0n4p3l3]

Obviously, they wanted to sound like the blues artists they worshipped. American accent works on this type of song..

[@TeresaMount-t9o]

That was great. I loved it. Thank you both

[@AirplayBeats]

You’re very welcome!! Thank you!!

[@frankmarx8997]

Great reaction, Faces do a great cover of “Losing You”, you guys will love it.

[@williamweiss6128]

Buy Snakes And Ladders. Gives a good representation of them. Love the Faces. And early Stewart.

[@MikeOstrowski-iq8wf]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #ronniewood

[@marilyndurham738]

Thank you. I had 4gotten how much I ❤ this song

[@hollywoodharriet13]

How often have I sung this to myself!

[@jenniferfoster1692]

'Stay With Me' by the Faces is great. And yes, you guys absolutely do know so much music now, I love it! It really makes watching movies/tv/commercials fun. They still use the old stuff bc the newer music doesn't convey so much emotion & human feelings as the autotuned computer music out now, lol. Yes, I'm older Gen X & don't like much music after the mid-90s 🤣🤣🤣

[@goodbyedemocracy5678]

Welcome to Faces. Stay With Me, Glad and Sorry

[@MicheleJane]

It's a sad day when your rock hero's music are used in commercials and young people only know it that way😄😪

[@tomgribbin9531]

Love the Faces , but how 'bout checking out the greatest pub rock, rhythm and soul band of the 70' s Graham Parker and the Rumour.

[@dekk640]

Oh how I miss Ronnie Lane, small faces Faces and solo he was one of my favourite artists and a true gentleman RIP Ronnie.

[@stuntmankrocmcginty4896]

Not sure I would know this song except it was on the soundtrack of the movie Rushmore. Glad I do know it, became a favorite.

[@SMHannon100]

Great reaction guys! A real gem!

[@patrickdonovan-x8w]

God Bless you guys! The song is about striper chicks. Lyrics tell the tale with british country band. Rod Stewart, striper chicks, classic story!

[@josephrodgers3119]

Thanks fella's.

[@APAL880]

This was used in Rushmore. The music is great but Ronnie Wood’s impassioned vocals are what makes it for me. He’s almost screaming on the verses

[@donwoodard2204]

Hey Dudes enjoy your reactions especially Rod Stewart !!!! David Ruffin's voice had a huge impact on Rod, he said many times that Ruffin was the best !!! Please please please do a David Ruffin solo song called " My Whole World Ended the moment You Left Me " I Promise you will not be disappointed !!!😊

[@richardsims3847]

Always enjoy your reactions gents.I spent many years in S California in the 80s having come from the UK.May I suggest anything from Mr Randy Newman although "I Love LA" is a great tune as relevant now as then.

[@winterwomanes3828]

You know it as a commercial. I know it as a Sunday Morning Stoner Song 😂

[@debbiekennedy7720]

First Step is one of my favorite albums. Would love you to do a song by song reaction.

[@John_Locke_108]

You probably recognize this song from the movie Rushmore.

[@julietate7806]

That's a great reaction, guys. I think what you hear is a mandolin.

[@garyrausch1184]

With the acoustic guitars and piano this has a country vibe

[@TheGraywolf4life]

Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood at their best while in Faces

[@susanmurray7654]

Great music great memories 😊

[@mrcatsuit]

Good pick

[@flyingburritobro68]

Guys- their big hit was a Stay With Me

[@chrishayes4323]

It's the Amazon Echo commercial. While we're listening to The Faces, may I remind you to please react to Lost Paraguayos, by Rod Stewart, of the Never a Dull Moment album? I've recommended it a number of times. I know it wasn't him singing lead on the above track, but he was in that band.

[@johnyelenosky4242]

Ron Wood from The Stones singing lead. Oh la la

[@davidstobie2751]

a great entry to my night of music

[@timkeough2695]

Mandolin 5:32

[@TexasMagnolia]

The beginning of Rod Stewart…and he never stopped!

[@jacklee5807]

Not sure what commercial you’re talking about, but, in the uk, back in 2005, I think, we had the Nike Tiger Woods advert, this song always reminds me of it

[@darrylbennett4297]

This tune sounds like a smile. It’s a great song. We’re good now man 😂 You guys are great! Cheers

[@mottjones2876]

Just a great laid back happy tune. Their biggest hit was Stay With Me which I think y'all already reacted to. This is probably their second most famous. Piano by the great Ian McLagan, RIP. When I moved to Austin 12 years ago, McLagan had moved here and his band played during happy hour every Thursday night at a little bar called The Lucky Lounge which was right next to Antones at the time. No cover charge. I spent a lot of time there until he died a couple of years later.

[@FrancesThompson-e3m]

The Faces where what was the Small Faces, however when the very talented Steve Marriott left he was replaced by Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart who had previously been in the Jeff Beck Group. All of the band where exceptionally talented musicians!

[@kathyk5319]

I have "Best of Faces...Good Boys When They're Asleep" and it's one of my favorite albums. Love every track.

[@hampyonce]

I luv y'all man. If I only knew half...

[@pauldavis2535]

😀excellent

[@janetheslet8667]

Love this one. 😂Can you do Van Morrison Tupelo Honey please ? (And more Van Morrison after that ) 💙

[@thorzzz1z]

You guys are good now :)

[@ALD56]

Ronnie Wood before he was a Rolling Stone. Such a gem

[@ranchyblues]

Try Three Button Hand Me Down.

[@michaelgreenfield1009]

real music

[@franksorrentino9698]

Nice.

[@billsthangs]

Remind me need to do some more Van Morrison Early hits like brown eyed girl in Domino Gloria those have the hooks but the real killer groove is TB Sheets that's a must

[@georgegonzalez1996]

He’s playing a dobro! AKA resonator guitar.

[@vaguelyright6833]

Great reaction guys! Check out another of theirs, 'You Can Make Me Dance, Sing Or Anything'. It's a blast!

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Great song! The (Small) Faces with Rod Stewart put out an album "First Step" that I absolutely love. From it, please check out "Flying", "Wicked Messenger" and "Around the Plynth." I saw them in S.F. in 1971.

[@An_Cat_Dubh]

Great choice. There's another Faces' track that you might like - it sounds remarkably like Led Zeppelin: "Around the Plynth"

[@jenniferbabros1985]

Thanks guys🎉

[@skipklauber1162]

Rod definitely got his assessment of this one wrong.

[@sixbladeknife44]

I recall he had no interest in singing it because he thought it was a “crap” song. Funny coming from a guy who went on to sing a lot of lounge lizard crap in his own career. Ronnie owns it anyway, perfect vocals.

[@rhwinner]

Faces capture the exhilaration of rock before it became domesticated and soft.