Faces • “Too Much Woman For A Henpecked Man” • 1970 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]

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[@veeeforvendetta]

I'll say drummer extraordinaire..what a awesome drum riff he did..that beat was wicked.

[@seamanjive]

Funky....early Faces sounds like its about to fall apart, right on the edge....Great vide

[@EssGeeSee]

Mostly alcohol fuelled. I had ‘light dealings’ with Ronnie Lane in the 70’s. That guy could drink.

[@PoundTown595]

What a gem of a performance.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Nobody jams quite like the Faces, love them !!! ❤❤🎉

[@edouglaspratt]

Cheeky lads, "That Beano band's got nuthin" on us". Faces were full of talent and joyfully played off each other. Look at their faces. Don't get better 'an this, man, I wish I'd been there for this gig. They were at their best in smaller venues where they could play directly to faces in a rowdy crowd. They deserve credit for pioneering Hard Rock. That is, bass and drums right up front with Fiesta Red Ron's guitar, keys and vocal. Listen to Ronnie Lane's bass lines... they were more expressive, almost like a lead guitar. And what's that? ...Kenney's playin jungle percussion! Faces and Cream each pioneered bringing drums & bass up front. But Faces never went Large. Pity they missed the fame and big money of arena audiences. They were genuine and one of my top three or four... or seven... favorite rock bands. Cheeky lads. -Doug Pratt, Atlanta, Georgia, USA (former Mancunian).

[@Add_Account485]

Fkn PHENOMENAL!!??. WHERE U GETTIN' ALL THESE QUALITY VIDEOS OF THESE ARTISTS FROM.. it's like the lost & found bin

[@keithmcloughlin4895]

What a truely glorious racket❤

[@FeelingShred]

so what the fuck is even that voice? is it Technique, Luck or all of the above? lucky bastard 🤣🤣🤣🤘

[@veeeforvendetta]

it's soul.. a Ray Charles of its own.

[@Starsk25]

Ooh, goosebumps!

[@ST-xg3gy]

What a groove.

[@regteed9203]

I think Kenny🥁 missed out on the goodies. Rod is ripped! 🤩

[@M1000-y8b]

Rock at its finest

[@evaplavalaguna]

...and that's yet another example of why Ronnie should ve stayed with Faces or continue longer with Rod !

[@Add_Account485]

THATS THE SPIRIT IVE BEEN LOOKIN' FOR!!! ... Where Have You Been Hiding My Old Friend!?? ❤

[@FeelingShred]

in terms of Blues I still think that Cream (Eric Clapton 1965-1966) pushed the envelope than most other bands, there's something in their sound that still sounds innovative and fresh that made all other bands (even newer bands) to sound like "old timey music"

[@veeeforvendetta]

but ya got to admit...Rod's voice is soul...and blues.

[@JimmyFranceable]

Cream can't touch The Lads.

[@gamedrone]

More!

[@michaelgarcia5689]

They are all HIGH AF .😆 Great jam tho.

[@SmelOdies]

Not familiar with this group. It’s a Black Crowes tribute band I take it?

[@mikecrawford4189]

Very much the other way round.

[@ReelinInTheYears66]

@@mikecrawford4189dude, I’m fairly certain he was being sarcastic.

[@SamBroadway]

I had some of their albums when I was a kid... thought it a waste of money. Enjoyed the video but their music was not that good considering the band members later success.

[@veeeforvendetta]

maybe you were to young..and the things you weren't allows to have to feel it... groove with it.