Faces - Stay With Me | REACTION

[@jamelakajamal]

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[@jiml7401]

You know that's Ronne Wood on Guitar from the Stones. right Jamel?....ya gotta give Ron some love!

[@carolowler]

Thank you so much for this ❤

[@austinartica8002]

I'm losing you Live with faces

[@bobbya4936]

My bro.. would u like to react to my band.. its a Spanish metal band.. and ilthe song has a very strong message...... im a fan of yours

[@napoleonwilson6499]

This band was perfect live...as long as they were sober enough to play and it didn't devolve into a fistfight onstage. Brilliant!

[@kmars21]

you know that guitar player is Ron Wood who's been in the Rolling Stones now for about 40 freekin years

[@howardchaney6481]

Yet some fans still consider him the new guy

[@johncampbell756]

45 years.

[@wrldchamps04]

The newest Stone 😆

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[@michaeldrennan9932]

They started out as the Small Faces as no band member was over 5'7"!! Steve Marriott left the band to form Humble Pie, Rod became the Lead Singer and was Much Taller than the Rest of the band and had to cut Small from their name and become simply Faces!!

[@mrnobody9104]

now your getting it son! the "Faces" were awesome.

[@BrandonWestfall]

He has to react to Ooh La La.

[@rogerscollier7424]

The Faces were one of hard driving bands ever. They should be in the HOF.

[@Reynate65]

They were inducted a couple of years ago. ☺

[@rogerscollier7424]

@@Reynate65 Thanks for the information

[@djm4457]

Absolutely!!!!!!!!!!

[@dagnabbit6187]

@Rogers Collier Yeah they slash marked it , Small Faces/Faces . They got it right . I prefer the Faces phase of this group but I give the super talented Steve Marriott credit for laying the groundwork for propelling this group to iconic status . Now that Jann Wenner is gone from the Board let’s see if we can get Jethro Tull in there . Weiner did not like Tull and I heard was the fly in the ointment on their inclusion . Are with me RC ?

[@rogerscollier7424]

@@dagnabbit6187 👍👍

[@popculturista]

The Faces were one of my favorite groups as a teen. And Rod was one of the best front men in rock. I was so lucky that they were my first concert. Fantastic!!

[@lauramillard6257]

Ditto...mine too...Glasgow ¹974

[@johnnyhall3942]

Lucky, lucky!

[@williemarkhays6214]

Some of the best music ever! Love Ronnie Wood with Rod!!

[@carlastanley1138]

They always looked like brothers to me.😊🤷‍♀️🥰

[@RetNemmoc555]

The only thing missing in this performance is, "Sit down, get up, get out!" I live for that line in the recording.

[@binkle76]

This is one of the rare examples where the live version exceeded the studio version. Studio is tight af, but man, this one has got tons of swagger. Good call dude.

[@louisb5563]

VERY good call indeed!

[@murraywestenskow2896]

NAH - Rod blew it and didn't even sing the whole song. He forgot the lyrics - but he sold it.

[@beverlyoyarzun3326]

Rod used to drink a bit back in the day😉

[@binkle76]

@@beverlyoyarzun3326 Wasn't he hospitalized for drinking too much once? 😂

[@RA76951]

@@beverlyoyarzun3326 - The Faces did like a drink live - Rod, Ronnie, Ronnie & Mac - not sure about Kenney though.......

[@bdog01]

Kick ass performance, but darn, he skipped favorite line. "Yes, I'll pay your cab fare home you can even use my best cologne just don't be here in the morning when I wake up"

[@bsaunders]

I noticed that too. Flubbed. That's a great trio of lines.

[@cbh440]

Yeah, lyrics are a bit different here. Shame they omitted such a classic verse.

[@leonardmarinacci4303]

You won't need to much persuasion, I don't mean to sound degrading but with a face like that you got nothing to laugh about

[@BigC.]

Kenny Jones on drums, later went on to The Who, after Keith Moon died.

[@kathleenwilliams7719]

And in my opinion did as good of a job as anyone could do trying to fill Moonie's shoes.

[@foolsjourney8118]

@@kathleenwilliams7719 I think Kenney Jones was technically as good a drummer as Moon, just Keith was one of those great musicians that had that undefinable extra that makes them stand out.

[@johnhoerl7326]

@@foolsjourney8118 Agreed. Kenney is an outstanding drummer, but ironically he has *discipline*, which normally is exactly what you want from a drummer ... except when you’re trying to replace Moon, who was a train on the edge of crashing off the tracks at any moment

[@foolsjourney8118]

@@johnhoerl7326 best description of him ever. :-D Certain drummers- Moon, Bonham, Baker for example- wrote the rulebook on throwing away the rulebook.

[@djhrecordhound4391]

You didn't mention that other guitar guy there (Ronnie Wood) who went on to some other rock n roll band (possibly called The Rolling Stones, I think...?), or that the bassist (Ronnie Lane) made an album with Pete Townshend (called Rough Mix), just as Who Are You was about to be recorded. Just stickin up for the nobodies... Just pullin yer chains, guys. I also agree with what all you said about Kenney Jones. Really though, for a great experience, that Rough Mix album is perfect to hear just before the Who Are You album. Same acoustic guitar, synths, with Pete's music on both. As a bonus, you get a good taste of why Ronnie Lane is so musically legendary aside (and inside) Faces. Although mellower, Rough Mix eases you nicely into the kick in your head that Who Are You gives. Don't thank me, just enjoy it if you try it

[@Bassman2353]

Solo, a completely different guy in the beginning. "Gasoline Alley" and "Handbags and Gladrags" are great examples of his great early work, some of his best ever.

[@JF-kv1gm]

Gasoline Alley always makes me tear up😢, it just gets me every time.

[@O_Towne_Bear]

@@JF-kv1gm Check out the A cappella version on YT.

[@JF-kv1gm]

Yesssssss!! There's a live version of "Maybe I'm Amazed" (cover of Paul McCartney's song) of around this period..... pure magic. The Faces were such a good time band, but brilliant musicians and good friends. It shows. Thanks, Jamel!

[@stanhegeman8751]

I missed his comment from the studio version of “Sit down, get up, get out”. It truly was a different mindset in those days. Peace to you, Jamal. Thanks for what you do.

[@timeintimeagain]

He did his version of Etta James “ I rather go blind “ and a Jimmy Hendrix’s “Angel” .. their on Never a dull moment!!

[@Suzismymom]

"I Wish It Would Rain" is amazing, and yes, "Angel"!!!

[@RA76951]

I'd rather go blind shows their true talent.

[@tinamarief51]

I love Angel 💞

[@furtwangler5283]

Best live band ever! Back in the day bands like this could be found in local ballrooms and theatres.. everybody was up the front and dancing. 1970... I remember they turned off the power in Bournemouth Winter Garden but we all kept singing anyway.

[@evanleehome2178]

"The next time I decide to marry, I'll just find a woman I don't like and buy her a house!" -- Rod Stewart

[@kitoyobeni1]

Rod doesn't sing it, but Ooh La La is their other HUGE song, a real classic.

[@brandonlee2284]

Rod did cut his own version later!

[@APAL880]

plus it was used by Wes Anderson in Rushmore.

[@beverlyoyarzun3326]

Ronnie Wood does the lead vocals- a real rarity!

[@dannybranigan1984]

@@beverlyoyarzun3326 Ron sang it because Ronnie Lane couldn't because his MS was beginning to kick in

[@1177kc]

I love that song! Doesn’t get enough attention.

[@Head318Hunter]

Best reaction channel I've ever seen. No fakery. You really "get it". The old school music.

[@Tracer9GTRider8]

Steve Marriott left the Small Faces to form Humble Pie...and soon after Faces was born.

[@stanhegeman8751]

OPS!

[@matthewburkart7718]

It took guys to replace Steve!

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[@maryvaughn7886]

I was just thinking about Humble Pie & Little Stevie Marriott. What a talent, wish he was still here.

[@cliveturner4980]

small faces,the kinks and many other bands of the time were overshadowed by the beatles who were great songwriters but were ok musicans !!!!!!!

[@sukie584]

They do an incredible version of Paul McCartney’s song Maybe I’m Amazed.

[@flyingburritobro68]

Incredibly sloppy version of McCartneys song 😎 which is what Faces are known for

[@sukie584]

@@flyingburritobro68 if you say so.

[@darkmagus64]

There’s a live version.

[@jow4525]

Yes kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6rOnH53Zsutms0

[@JulioLeonFandinho]

@@sukie584 yes, he say so, and it's appalling

[@loki6253]

First concert I ever went to was Rod Stewart 1981 huge fan ever since. This man oozes sexiness for me .... I have a friend that is now 88 and has been to see him at least 50 times. Young or old ALL Us women love Rod (pardon the pun).... 😀

[@MarkLindsayCNC]

This song is all about picking up the groupies who hung out back by the stage door after concerts. Yeah, he was a wild one, for sure.

[@philfarmer9625]

Love this! I believe I was one of the folks who suggested this. Whenever the inevitable question comes up, Beatles or Stones I always answer Faces! They weren't around too long but they sucked every ounce of life during the time they were together.

[@davidbaron8330]

You need to do Every Picture Tells a Story next.

[@connieb4372]

My body stunk, but I kept my funk... Love that line... haven't we all been there once or twice..... LOL.

[@pland3845]

Love that song!!

[@palmsquad4]

Yes! Absolutely!!!

[@marierosemary3768]

Yep!!!! One of the great songs in history!!!!

[@Goatllama]

I've been asking for months, haha

[@Meyzen76]

What's cool is the six degrees of separation that these band members have, going to, or forming other bands. Rock n' Roll goulash!!!

[@andrewwright9378]

In the sixties they called him Rod the Mod. He was great in the Faces, then he went solo and became a parody of himself. His love life was more interesting than his music. Like a male Kardashian! God bless him!

[@Jock609]

He always had a solo career in parallel when he was with the Faces.

[@anauticalgate5496]

You always get to the heart of it. Seeing Faces up close & personal, I can tell you , few people ,outside of Otis Redding and James Brown, whom I also saw in 85, "work a room" like Rod.

[@jimbrentar]

When Rod Stewart and Ron Wood (who would later join the rolling stones) joined the Small Faces (Ronnie Lane, Ian McLagan, and Kenny Jones), they dropped the "Small" and just became the Faces.

[@scottclimer8834]

This song is completely & unapologetically tongue in cheek.

[@paulthompson6873]

I love his voice especially on love songs like The first cut is the deepest.

[@christelheadington1136]

His best IMO.

[@dirtyharry4649]

@@christelheadington1136 Isn't the original from Cat Stevens?

[@christelheadington1136]

@@dirtyharry4649 -Not that I am aware of.

[@hollybeat6901]

Great song, great band!. Laid the foundation for groups like the Black Crowes..this is a JAM!

[@p.w.7051]

What a perfect song. I always tell people that if the aliens arrive and demand to know what rock and roll is just play this song for them. This is rock and roll.

[@p.w.7051]

Hate to reply to my own comment, but although I do enjoy your reactions more with live versions, this is one of the few times that the studio recording is so much better on the ears. Gotta give it a listen.

[@thejoelshep]

Jamel, I am SO glad you finally reacted to this one! The Organist for The Faces and previously The Small Faces is Ian Mclagan (Mac). He moved to Austin, TX during the 90’s with his wife Kim (who was the first wife of Keith Moon of The Who). Mac had a group from the 90’s till 2014 called Ian Mclagan and the Bump Band. In 2004 Kim opened a Spa next door to my Mum’s tearoom. Since then my family and I had a personal friendship with Kim and Mac. Sadly, Kim passed away in a car accident in 2006. In tribute Mac wrote his album “Never Say Never” to her. Check it out when you have time. Mac passed away in 2014 of a stroke. His music and legacy lives on through channels like yours.

[@norwegiantj]

More more more of Rod! I Was Only Joking, Reason to Believe and First Cut Is the Deepest. So many more!

[@dongiovanni6796]

Yes Yes YES! I have been waiting for someone else to mention "I Was Only Joking". It wasn't a hit single, just a deep cut on a brilliant album, but it is such a bittersweet, nostalgic song, beautifully written and performed.

[@topgazza]

Best intro of any song. Saw Rod and the Faces a couple of dozen times in the 70s. Every concert was a blast. Rock & Roll and Blues merged to perfection. Rod singing Sam Cook songs is a joy

[@petetobey3933]

Aww yeah, the Faces! The late great Ronnie Lane was a totally underrated bass player, singer and lyricist in his own right... terrific work on the keys by the late Ian McLagan... Ronnie Wood needs no intro with that fuzz-laden guitar... Kenney Jones was playing drums with the Small Faces when he was about 16... and this is the music Rod Stewart should’ve been singing all along... you should go back into the Small Faces’ library and check out “Song of A Baker” and “Tin Soldier” if you haven’t already...

[@RA76951]

Pete, you said it all. And at last someone has spelt Kenney's name right!!!!

[@Kat-rn6dz]

Thank you Jamal, for this channel, and YOU. Saw Rod and the Faces on July 9,1972 in Pittsburgh, Pa..at the Civic Arena. Badfinger opened for them, I was in high school, will never forget this concert, when "Stay with Me" played, there was the largest balloon drop or some sort of inflatable balls landing all over the floor seating of the arena. We were high (sorry,that is the way it was back then), and it just super enhanced the experience. Rod was such a great front man and rocked out major league before he went solo. Again, a sign of the times in the 80's as ballad's became mainstream. Love Rod, but feel super blessed to have seen Badfinger.

[@Mona.555]

The 70’s were just like that, freewheeling and fun... Until you had to get up and go to work 😫

[@themightydecibel-heavymeta7130]

One of the greatest rock'n'roll songs ever. Hail!

[@stevenmurano7863]

the faces were a blast man. they used tour with a bar and bartender for the stage. this is one of the best straight up rock n roll songs ever....nice live version here. rod kinda became schmalzy in the later years but his work with faces, jeff beck group and his earlier solo stuff just kicks ass and stands the test of time. rock'n rod....

[@djm4457]

Faces: The most underrated rock n roll band of the 70s......and the best!

[@careym3901]

"I know your name is Rita 'cause your perfume is smellin' sweeter..." R&R Fella's!

[@Neonbob]

Loving the Flashbacks. This has always been my favorite Rod Stewart song. 😊

[@livingbythebaycalifornia]

That's Ron Wood on guitar who's been with the Stones for nearly 50 years. Ronnie Lane is there too.

[@qthelost]

Rod and the guitarist Ronnie Wood had been in the Jeff Beck Group. Then they joined the Faces and Rod started releasing solo albums while he was in the Faces. So throughout the early 70s he was releasing Faces' albums and solo albums and the other members of the Faces would make appearances on his solo albums, especially Ronnie Wood.

[@T5Zplayer]

I still think this is the best opening riff ever. Ron Wood still is immense.

[@brewstergallery]

These guys were the non stop party hardy band of the 1970s. Great musicians too. They started in 1965 as the Small Faces, because they were all short guys from the East End of London, ( a "face" was Mod slang for a guy ). The Who in contrast were from the West. When guitarist/singer/founder Steve Marriott split to form Humble Pie they had to hire guitarist Ron Wood and vocalist Rod Stewart to take his place. You should also check out The Small Faces too. In their short time span they recorded a huge amount of material from blue eyed soul to psychedelic to raucous rock. My hero in both bands is bassist Ronnie Lane. A fantastic singer songwriter who contracted multiple sclerosis, like his father, but never gave in, kept on playing until he couldn't, lived on for 21 years and was a beloved figure to many. Many benefits were organized to help him with medical expenses and MS research were done over the years, starting in 1983 with people like Clapton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Steve Winwood, his old band mates and many others.

[@hollybeat6901]

Look for the Rod Stewart bbc 1 version of Maggie May ...its him withe faces..its amazing

[@PriestessOfNothing]

I've been listening to this song for all my life and listen to it just about every day while I'm cleaning house and it never gets old! Great song!

[@stevesutton701]

Next Rod singing on Jeff Beck "Truth" album "You Shook Me"

[@Sweetness3451]

I Ain’t Superstitious!

[@JulioLeonFandinho]

Any song from Truth and Beck-Ola

[@dwseamhead]

@@Sweetness3451 I came here to recommend the same!

[@sharonkeel7963]

Yes!!!!

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[@michellewilkins8206]

I now have 5 days off work after a very hard 2 weeks & I've been saving this little trio of Rod Stewart reactions to watch 😊😊😊

[@erinsmith7287]

Ooh it's missing one of my favourite lines of all time - "Yeah I'll pay your cab fare home, you can even use my best cologne, Just don't be here in the morning when I wake up" - such a shit thing to say, but Rod makes it borderline charming?!

[@loki6253]

Yes I agree I was disappointed that was omitted from this version for sure

[@stephencrawford3075]

50 years later, and this song always brings a smile 😃. This is good time Rock and Roll!

[@popculturista]

To answer one of your comments, Rod had a lot of lives. He became famous with the Jeff Beck Group , then he and Ronnie Wood joined the Faces. During his time with them he started his solo career. When that eclipsed the Faces, he left them and did many fine solo albums. Only later did his record company suggest doing the American Standard music. It kept going because they were big sellers. Each phase was characterized by a different style. But his voice has held. I have most of his great early work and I hold it dear. A truly great and original rock star; we will not see or hear another like him.

[@chuckmadden2251]

This is as raw as rock n roll gets.

[@a.c.4732]

Hey , UK to Jamal , do you receive me , over ? ! 3 yrs on so doubt you'll ever see this , what the hell ? ! Dude , I watched your reaction at 1.30 - yep , the brother gets it , loud , louder and clearer ! Old fart continues ... I fell in love with this song first time I heard it , bought the single back in 1971 Rod at his very best , ( before he took the totally wrong exit off the freeway ) surrounded by one of THE best , most talented groups around . Sadly Ronnie L & more recently Mac have moved up to that Big Recording Studio in the Sky . ( Imagine the people in there & how that place rocks ! ! ) Fast forward to 2023 , I bought an acoustic g a few months back , teaching myself , stuff I want to learn . Just got this one off , just the acoustic chords , Woodie created a masterpiece , the beauty of which being how quickly a novice can pick up the basic chords . Not the fills , that I leave to my son oh his electric ! First time I cracked it , cried Big Fat Tears ( of joy) ... If music touches you as deeply as it touches me , you def don't need too much more out of life . Merry Christmas dude , if you do that stuff. x

[@audiotomb]

That swagger riff right before “In the Morning” slays me every time

[@TheClayCoKid]

I appreciate you bringing all of this old music back for me to revisit. I honestly never understood how influential blues was to all this music for decades! That soul you speak of is the blues coming through.

[@fredcilano899]

"A Nod is as good as a wink to a blind horse." Now that's rock and roll.

[@peggygibbons479]

Jamal, you are SO SWEET and you ARE an old soul with a precious heart and great values! It was just a different time back then. I used to be a bartender & I had more than one guy friend tell me, "There's girls you fu*k, then there's girls you marry." All those rock stars found so many of BOTH and I'm sure they still do! We gotta raise our girls to know who they are and what they are WORTH!!

[@robbiem9293]

Yeah, he was quite a ladies man. He’s got 8 kids ranging from 9-41. His 3rd wife now is 26 years his junior. I’ve seen recent interviews and he is absolutely crazy about her, it’s really cute.

[@dirtyharry4649]

A lot of Rockers have many kids. Francis Rossi from Status Quo also has 8 children!

[@artprince9163]

Jagger may have more.

[@dbriddie9525]

And that was pure rock n roll live, and they were enjoying it. Modern contrived groups...watch and learn.....

[@murraywestenskow2896]

Rod must have been drunk - he left out half the lyrics of the studio version - *_"with a face like that you got nothing to laugh about" - "I'll give you cab fare home - you can even use my my best cologne - just don't be here in the morning when I wake up."_*

[@tomb5509]

And "Sit down. Get up. Get out!"

[@Toast960]

It's Rod in the 70s so... probably, lol

[@miba821]

Spot on Murray!!!

[@ratman0073]

This was taped early in the development of thi song.

[@maryvaughn7886]

Absolutely must have been the 70s!

[@Impcoins]

One of their best songs. I love this song always did.

[@johnr8820]

That’s Ronnie Wood before The Stones and before that he played bass for Jeff Beck!

[@hectorsmommy1717]

Ages ago Bono was giving an induction speech for the RRHOF (He was inducting The Who) and he was commenting that every top R&R band needed someone with a great nose. He said that The Faces had 2 of them so they gave Ron Wood to the Stones. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2WkmH2AgKh-e6M

[@TheRedJB]

Actually, he joined the Beck group in '67 on bass and then Faces in '69. Keef asked him to join the Stones in 1975.

[@maryvaughn7886]

Much too talented for bass. Kick ass guitar player. UK just really produced a ton of them back then.

[@laurenhuntsinger9170]

My husband and I went to see Faces, when we were dating in High School. This is a great memory, and Rod was close to the #1 player in the World Then.

[@Philtration]

Check out the version of "I'm Losing You" they did from the same show.

[@757optim]

Reliving the music and remembering the times with a new generation is fun. Jamel does it justice.

[@brianprelich8021]

The Faces "Ooh La la"

[@bobito8997]

Rod Stewart was both a solo artist and a member of The faces at the same time. The Faces played on his solo albums. He made 3 solo albums and 4 with The Faces between 1970-73. This was released the same year as Maggie May.

[@robbiemontgomery581]

The late great Ronnie Lane, criminally underrated.

[@grahamharrison2842]

Only sorry I can only give this one thumbs up. When the base kicks in the song takes off. What a man he was.

[@RA76951]

@@grahamharrison2842 - I'm with you. A genius....

[@robbiemontgomery581]

@@knightwriter2907 No he didn't. You're thinking of Denny Laine

[@capcolombie3834]

Not by me.

[@adrianvasquez8755]

I lived next door to the late great Ronnie Lane in the late 80’s in Austin Texas. Great memories.

[@Dodgerzden]

I love watching these videos where younger people than I listen to great older songs they never heard before. I also think it would be great to have a channel where older people listened to great newer songs that they never heard of.

[@johnlivingston6162]

Kenny Jones, Ronnie Lane,Ron Wood and Rod... what a band

[@MyRoom_is_old]

Ian McLagan on keyboards who went on to be a member in the Stones.

[@saracody5123]

Two late greats in the Faces worth calling out for their incredible work: Ronnie Lane on bass and Ian "Mac" McLagan on keys. I had the pleasure and honor of meeting Mac several times before he died in 2014, and he was one of the sweetest, funniest guys ever (and his autobiography, All The Rage, is a blast).

[@RA76951]

Top comments, that book is fantastic.....

[@bobasher2197]

Lets keep this roll going, do "Every Picture Tells a Story" next!

[@aerotuc]

im just from this era ,but im really glad you appreciate this music .Its for ever music.

[@JulioLeonFandinho]

correction: this is not Rod Stewart, this is The Faces, the glorious, mighty, raunchy, naughty Faces 😍😅

[@RA76951]

And Jamel has highlighted exactly where it went wrong for the rest of the group - Rod was the centre of attraction, Mac even stated that they effectively became his backing group - a real shame as people should know just how good the Small Faces were until Marriott left and Stewart & Wood joined, the group renamed as the Faces.

[@jasonguiol7110]

I saw Rod live over the summer, and he still sounded great in his 70s! He did mention he has 8 kids!!

[@rightbraincreative]

Tonight's the Night

[@Marcus538]

Alot of black artists 50/60's 70's came to England to get recognised because just accepted, & many English bands really rated them & they were big influences Looking back at time The BBC kept most good English bands off of the air , to an unbelievable level ,

[@RA76951]

Nice to see some good accurate comments.....Keith Richards interviews about all this are well worth watching....

[@sandrab5166]

Love these early RS/Faces songs! Check out "Handbags & Glad Rags" from the Rod Stewart Album. A nice slow one for a little change of pace.

[@CoDee2U]

He’s always been a showman! Love Rod with whomever he sings or solo

[@Coolrockndad]

Rod's "Every Picture Tells A Story" is a must react to.

[@Rhonda_B]

Truly one of the greatest rock and roll performances of all time.

[@YoyoDaddyO]

I like it. Love to see you react to Jeff Beck and Rod doing “I ain’t Superstitious”. Keep bringing on great music Jamel. ✌️

[@maryvaughn7886]

Black cat cross my trail .. yeah buddy.

[@davidcook7887]

When a band just gets it together it’s fantastic. Well, beat that!!!!

[@tmatt0001]

Jamal, this was actually before Maggie Mae

[@dongange]

I’m pretty sure Maggie Mae was out in the middle of 1971 & this came out around the end of December

[@sharonkeel7963]

Jamel have you been to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? Their clothes are on display and all these guys were TINY!😱

[@ranspang]

Ron Wood, Ronnie Lane, the best band of all time. Listen to the bass.

[@davescurry69]

Great choice, Jamal. The Faces are one of the greatest rock 'n' roll bands of all time. There's another great clip from the same show with a song called "Three Button Hand Me Down". You can't go wrong with The Faces. And Rod was never the same again once he went solo.

[@rogerstarkey5390]

Yep... That's Rod. Let's just say "His reputation preceded him" and it didn't matter a bit.

[@steveh46]

Ronne Lane, the bassist in Faces, was a great songwriter who a lot of people credit with inspiring the rocking acoustic side of Rod Stewart. Unfortunately he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis which limited his career and he passed away too early in 1997.

[@davidkopec9442]

I knew the “stank face” was gonna come out during the verse.

[@lewistasso8866]

Jamel, I think you mean "groupies!!" This was my favorite song from them. The tempo changes, the break downs, etc. Awesome!

[@nickbarber3315]

His guitarist Ron Wood went on to play with The Rolling Stones.

[@Isleofskye]

Loved Your Reaction! Basically, The Faces derived from The Small Faces after Stevie Marriott formed a Super Group with Peter Frampton and Jerry Shirley/ Then their Mate, Rod was added and it was 5 mates playing together and then it became Rod Stewart and The Faces due to Rod's pulling power until he went Solo. He dated and married some of The World's Beautiful Ladies like a young Britt Ekland ( did not marry her though ). What was missing from this Live show was the Footballs he used to play on-stage with as he was nearly a Professional Football and Football ( and Music ) is his first love: Glasgow Celtic...:)

[@MrBigbri2011]

Hey Jamal, flip this 45 over and play the B side track “Debris”. A real tear jerker about father-son relationships.

[@saracody5123]

Beautiful tune. Ronnie Lane -- what a songwriter!

[@MrBigbri2011]

@@saracody5123 Ronny Lane had a beautiful soul. Sadly missed.

[@gevlar]

Great song!

[@gs8191]

Rod also sang on Jeff Beck's classic Truth album in 1968. "Ain't Superstitious" is a great track to start with, the raw vocals of Rod with Beck's unbelievable guitar...

[@kbusby4824]

"Let's go upstairs and read my tarot cards."

[@deniloubert5348]

Ya - love that line!

[@connieb4372]

yep.. I just said that too... one of my favorite lines other than "my body stunk, but I kept my funk!

[@HarkenRoad]

Speaking of rocking British bands, you ought to get jacked into The Move. They did the original "Do Ya" (you tried to do a reaction to an ELO version this past spring that was blocked), but a couple of other tracks from that album, Message From the Country, rock just as hard. Suggested live track is an extended version of "Ella James". Look closely at the bass Roy Woods is playing with it's unusual, and so far as I know, unique pickup arrangement. Pickups were remounted so that instead of each going under all four strings, the neck pickup is only under the E and A strings, bridge pickup under the D and G strings, and each brought out as two separate signals. Net effect is the lower tones are rich and deep, and higher tones are very crisp and punchy. The resulting sound is very pronounced on studio tracks "The Words of Aaron", and "Message from the Country".