Rod Stewart & Faces - Final Concert in 1974 at London's Kilburn State Theatre (FULL CONCERT) HQ

[@JulianClayton_Kali]

My Dad plays the violin in this concert. If you want to see just that excerpt, search for Ron Wood and Laurie. My dad's 87 years old now but still remembers this event!

[@JdoubleU1222]

Very cool!

[@Vindexter]

Thanks excellent story - go your dad

[@db22260]

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[@tahitidog3388]

That’s awesome

[@milindat2481]

Yeah sure he did.Yeah right.

[@tahitidog3388]

Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards jamming together. True rock and roll treasures

[@GeordieBoy1955]

Just look at the enthusiasm and enjoyment that each member of the band derived from making great, timeless music. That, coupled with immense talent, is what made The Faces one of the best bands in history.

[@thelastrebelshow1627]

You forgot ridiculous amounts of Coke. 😂

[@hellemarc4767]

Their album with Jeff Beck (as "Jeff Beck Group"), "Truth", is so great. My jaw was on the floor the first time I heard it.

[@zachariatekawaare4761]

No compression, no pitch bend, no auto-tune - just pure old kick ass rock and roll.

[@thelastrebelshow1627]

But but think they were doin any coke. 😂🤣😂

[@thelastrebelshow1627]

I saw them in 74 in Hawaii, it was life changing. I was 14. Not like 14 year olds today. By comparison I was 28. 😂

[@mikedebe8358]

I saw them in the 74 tour on acid. I was in awe...

[@mikedebe8358]

Rory Gallagher opened.....I'd never heard of him, he blew me away. So it was slide guitar all night from Rory and Ronnie

[@ginamilite1256]

The only way to make pure sound and music from the heart of man or wimen

[@gregpphoto]

I'm 28, and I had no idea Rod Stewart was once awesome. I only heard his 80s/90s stuff growing up in my parents house. But this shit is awesome rock and roll!

[@jonmcdermott8425]

+Greg Petliski Yeah, back in the proverbial day, Stewart and Faces rocked

[@bpverdia]

+Greg Petliski after The Faces Stewart did two great records, and then we just got self indulgent, dull and very boring

[@bernnbernn]

+Greg Petliski Most everything after 1975 was dog shit.

[@Bix12]

+BERNHARD CLEMENS '68-'73 greatest 5 years in rock history.

[@Bix12]

+The Dizz I saw the previous tour, with the great Plonk (Ronnie Lane) on bass. They weren't as shiny when I saw them. Haha. Great days back then. All the best rock--those were the greatest years in rock history.

[@MrPaulDewdney]

....I was there! Gaumont State Theatre Kilburn and they were fucking awesome! The support band was Strider who's lead guitarist Gary Grainger went on to play in Rod's band when he went to play all that Atlantic Crossing and A Night on the Town bollocks. This was my FIRST ever gig, great initiation into real rock and roll eh! Lap it up, you'll never see the likes of this again. Superb band and rock as it should be...

[@gordanthibedeau1415]

Damn… you’re old. Me too. Love these guys.

[@SteveGad]

All these kinds of 'real' groups will never be seen again. We had the best of it.

[@bobqualls257]

What a great band. RIP Ian McLagan and Ronnie Lane.

[@elvisjohnson1208]

When I watch this I Feel old. I saw Rod Stewart in the early 70's. How time flies, I love his music and I still do. Age takes it time on us all, but music lives on.

[@funkymojo111]

Not a Rod Stewart fan but together with these guys, THEY JAMMED!!

[@camwells9726]

Rod Stewart fans and faces fans were almost 2 different demographics

[@GuidoStonglio]

@@funkymojo111 Rod said the worst song he made was in the disco era Do You Think I'm Sexy. 😄 He said it was the biggest piece of shit he regretted putting out. It still made the top 10 ? on the charts. Even Strisand put out a disco song for the movie The main event.

[@marlenesullivan3113]

I'm 68 & still rocking to this..GREAT MUSIC..💕🎧

[@joewhorton3119]

Me too😎

[@TheleastofHis]

I'm 62! I remember seeing Rod Stewart in concert in the 70s! Those were the days, my friends! ❤

[@jacksonpauljackson2557]

Me too 71 😅

[@emilesauve3876]

This is one of the best live concerts on tape that I've seen on KZbin... Rough, edgy, pure Rock&Roll

[@stripervince1]

One of the rockingest bands ever.

[@pqnaudio7271]

What a unique band. One of the greats. the partnership between Ronnie and Rod is timeless. These guys cannot be compred to any other band.

[@RealVPKID]

Tetsu with Rod, Ronnie as well as Kieth! Just incredible. Being a a Japanese, I'm also proud of it.

[@juanone66]

Tetsu never got his due, surrounded by blues rock royalty and replacing Ronnie Lane. Underrated both with Faces and Free.

[@articlesexpert782]

Goes without saying. Ronnie is an outstanding guitarist. Genuine innovation.

[@nathaninostroza7655]

Ppl with an actual brain and ear for talent sure know about Ronnie s rocking guitar pedigree. He s just phucking killing it ovahere.

[@malcolmmaas2174]

both ronnies

[@leonardoluc6362]

OMG Rod, Ronnie, Keith and Tetsu best ever R&R fabulous enjoyed. Rod voice is incredible for sure the best in rock. So much joy between the band members hardly seen.

[@bobpress1235]

This was when rock was real, original, and exciting!

[@Alex-ey9jl]

*Setlist* Intro 0:00 1. It's All Over Now 1:51 2. Take a Look At The Guy 6:36 3. Bring It On Home To Me 10:49 4. You Send Me 13:28 5. Sweet Little Rock 'n' Roller 15:37 6. I'd Rather Go Blind 21:37 7. Angel 28:26 8. I Can Feel Fire 34:05 9. You Can Make Me Dance, Sing or Anything 39:29 10. Twisting The Night Away 46:12 11. You Wear It Well 53:52 12. Maggie May 57:39 13. We'll Meet Again 1:02:40

[@weezySKLH]

Thanks👍

[@alaskanprincess9386]

TY! I was hoping for Every Picture Tells a Story - with original lyrics.

[@pman8478]

Of course the whole British invasion was indebted to the blues and soul movements but you really see it in track lists like these where they cover 2 Sam Cooke tracks, a Bobby Womack track and an Etta James tune.

[@Keezie27]

This is great. Thank you!

[@lennarthallberg9918]

Rod Stewart & Faces were simply fantastic, but they would have never even existed without Steve Marriott. So huge thanks also to him for this great music!

[@howie9751]

Back when Rod Stewart was a Rock 'n' Roller...

[@randy109]

I was a Junior in high school when "Never a Dull Moment" came out (1972). WOW!! I have been hooked on Rod Stewart ever since, but I must admit his old stuff is WAY better than anything in the last 30 years... I Still Love You Rod!

[@tommyhaynes521]

I was hooked on him until Tonight's the Night .It was downhill from there on

[@anarchypickle]

Never a Dull Moment is my favorite solo album by Rod, but my favorite Rod affiliated album is Long Player with the Faces, both are so absolutely amazing

[@gribwitch]

"You Wear It Well" has certain similarities to "Maggie May". Could be called "son of Maggie May" ?

[@annsmith6900]

randy109 /

[@gordongrant444]

Every Picture Tells a Story was the first rock album I ever bought, chosen on the strength of Maggie May (heard on CKLW, Windsor, Canada AM station, blasting all over Southeastern Michigan). Played the record over and over that year (7th Grade). Also really enjoyed Never A Dull Moment, though bit of a heavier record. Grateful for this video...

[@charlesgemmell525]

This is THE Rod Stewart!! Never bettered this band! Ian McLagan was essential!!

[@annabrown2178]

I REMEMBER HOW MUCH FUN WE HAD THEN OMG SO MUCH TALENT AND PEOPLE WERE SO COOL AND FUN TO BE WITH WE DID NOT HAVE THE NET BUT MADE BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES AND GOOD TIMES IN THE 1970S I AM PROUD I WAS A PART OF THAT MAGICAL TIME

[@roderickdavidstewart5200]

Thanks for liking, watching and listening to my songs, Thanks for your love❤️and moral support. I hope you have been well entertained over the years?

[@AndrewBooker-gc4fe]

It's u that should of started a band can u if we were.yougagain

[@markhuff6849]

What a great band the Faces were. Their spontaneity and rough edges are just what rock is supposed to be. And Rod used to be such a fantastic front man! I think he lost a lot when he became a disco bunny. Pity.

[@bobpress1235]

truer words where never spoken my friend!

[@dougdavis8986]

He adapted to the times and only did a couple disco type songs for a couple of years

[@gaylegee8820]

I disagree sorry

[@stripervince1]

He changed with the times. But your description is absolutely perfect. This was a great band that was rough around the edges

[@JBMUSICEXP]

The song he just put out is new age pop as hell.. I'm sure ppl like it but man back in the day he was Cool

[@joyplant6275]

Oh god im 15 again and loveing it.What a band brilliant rip mac and ronnie

[@gribwitch]

"Sweet Little Rock and Roller" is the standout here. High energy frenetic jam.

[@aquagoddess2832]

2020 still listening to the best band of the 70s love you Rod stewart ❤

[@missmee1963]

This was my first ever gig... I was only 10yrs old but will never forget it.. Me and my twin sis was lucky to get front seats as our Brother (Rob Elliott) was the singer in the support band 'Strider'. What an Amazing concert and experience!

[@roderickdavidstewart5200]

Thanks for liking, watching and listening to my songs, Thanks for your love❤️and moral support. I hope you have been well entertained over the years?

[@mrvlsmrv]

​@roderickdavidstewart5200 Very entertained, sir. Saw you're show in Chicago Halloween night. Loved the all white stage too. Hope you're well and happy.❤

[@TheJackflash85]

The Faces were damn good and always underrated !

[@williamgibbs3199]

They were huge.

[@Basman59]

You must be a yank to make such a ridiculous remark - for those who grew up back then they were far from underrated. Do your homework.

[@Basman59]

What a cracking audience we were - we Brits love to sing at concerts.

[@dougdavis8986]

Dork

[@mrubbish1]

Ian McLagan is brilliant, throughout the Small Faces and Faces he is a constant driving sound, often neglected and not mentioned but he is fantastic.

[@rayalexander411]

Not many keyboard players master both the Hammond and R n B piano , Ian McLagan is one of my heroes

[@tahitidog3388]

I saw the faces in 1974 Fell in love with Rod that night, and the band. Still have the ticket stub.

[@johnmulfino2485]

Saw them in Philly… 1973 nobody does it like this anymore!!!

[@dianekoralja2154]

Classic Rod Stewart, and the Faces! I wish music was still this good. 🎤🎸👏💖✨

[@isaacmathews4693]

Agreed! 100%

[@strathbrock]

I saw the Faces in late 1972 or early 73. I saw them not long after seeing the Stones on the Sticky Fingers tour. The Stones were at their highest point then and the Faces were at least as good. The idea that they were, as a band, 'loose' is nonsense. They were one of the tightest rock bands I've ever seen. I saw 3 really great concerts within about a year of each other. The Stones and Faces were 2 of them and the Kinks were the 3rd. Great, great bands.

[@ag6424]

John, I'm with you, great band...I saw them in Toronto when they first got together, March 1970, Rod even stood stage right and Ronny Lane took center stage.

[@vigeo5]

It's the looseness that appeals to me the most. They are all great musicians, but if one hit a bad note as he was playing it was no big deal.

[@nathaninostroza7655]

​@@vigeo5this guys basically orchestrated the black crowes. That loose bombastic ass rockin and rolling vibe, like there wasnt a tomorrow. This vid is solid gold

[@LudiCrust.]

They were close talent wise but what separated the Stones was the quality of their songs. The Faces were at their best doing covers of Soul artists. The “I’d Rather Go Blind” on here is exceptional.

[@richarddelgado2723]

I luv the lyrics from Ronnie Lanes “You’re so rude” Your stiletto heels 👠 and your bird’s nest hair 😂 …. You got the making of a dance hall gal… You know he was indirectly talking about Rod Stewart and/or Ronnie Wood…..

[@chicanobear13]

Tetsu on Bass!.. one of the best in the 70s, played in Rods band when I seen in concert 70s/80s..

[@nathaninostroza7655]

He had his shot in Free. awesome player for real.

[@adammaybloom7276]

Faces: Rod Stewart Ron Wood Keith Richards Tetsu Yamauchi Kenny Jones Ian McLaglan

[@changingnames83]

This is the line-up I saw in Melbourne, Australia, in 1974 when I was 17. They were drunk (of course!) but fantastic. Wish I'd seen the Ronnie Land line-up though. RIP Ronnie

[@IamZardoz]

Saw them in 73 in San Antonio, this line up. Opening was Rory damn Gallagher. To this day best show I ever saw.

[@SIR46661]

Saw them at Moody Coliseum in Dallas with Rory ! Damn it was amazing!

[@flequillofrondoso]

One of my favorite concerts, ever. Ron + Rod + Keith = GORGEOUSNESS.

[@roderickdavidstewart5200]

Thanks for liking, watching and listening to my songs, Thanks for your love❤️and moral support. I hope you have been well entertained over the years?

[@ronon3849]

Ronnie Wood & Keith Richards were destined to play together in the Rolling Stones.

[@andrewdakota55]

FACES WERE A "LIVE" BAND!!! HAD TO BE THERE TO GET IT!!! Still remember them @ "East Town Theater" in Detroit(70-71?) passing out CASES of Matus Rose. Small audience so nearly every other person had a bottle as we ALL sang ALONG. Saw EVERY DETROIT SHOW back in the day!!! THE BEST LIVE "EXPIRENCE"OF ANY BAND!!! I'VE SEEN THEM ALL (I think!?)

[@billlanphar4629]

I used to think they lived at teh EAst town theater They were amazing Fun Always loved Roonie woods playing .

[@marlenehoward5494]

Ah.... nothing better than Rod at East Town!!!!

[@terrytibbs1593]

If this concert was today they would be playing to 120,000.I remember seeing the Faces twice in 1973 at the Edmonton Sundown.Its now a Lidl

[@paddymcmarlar]

I'm hearing the sound of Chris Stapleton's Tennessee Whiskey in the mix. Love those blues and Rod's voice was superb for them. Lovin' it in 2019.

[@ZikoHendrix]

They did the best tribute to Jimi Hendrix. At this moment i am in love with Rod and Ron.

[@jimmystreet525]

saw Faces many times and never a dull moment

[@captainkydd4851]

I missed the Faces when I was younger. I was into soul and other stuff. Now, at 78, I play the Faces in the shower and sing along at the top of my voice.

[@WGTHURGOOD]

Love the way Keith lays on a choppy Faces style for this special occasion.

[@joewhorton3119]

Of course there may be better guitarists than either Keith or Ronnie,but NOBODY is better than them together

[@johngore7744]

Also doing the weave style he did with Brian but with Woody. The Stones had just finished the studio work on Its only Rock and Roll and Keith likes to keep busy.

[@nisacn]

Amazing Band!!! They making history in Rock History!!!

[@williamweiss6128]

Love this and very early Stewart. Real honest R & R.

[@StewartNiblock]

Sweet Little Rock & Roller - brilliant version!!!

[@prajnachan333]

Pure magic of music 🎶 and the right musicians. So grateful for such wonderful beauty humans can create. 🕉

[@JoniRotzoll]

I used to obsessed with Rod Stewart when he was young.

[@fredloos6998]

I was 18 when this concert happened....ah the days go by but we still have KZbin....

[@geraldmcewen3399]

Proper!

[@Basman59]

I was 15 lived down the road from Kilburn - London was the world then now its a bloody disaster. This takes me back to a happy time, great music, great city and proud to have been born there, but glad I left. Thankfully youtube brings back the memories.

[@joybarber9019]

I love this concert!! I play it about once everyday just to see Rod Stewart swing, twirl,and throw his microphone stand up in the air without looking!! It also has Ron Wood playing guitar and singing!! Great duo!! Keith Richards, is also there playing guitar!! The whole concert is good throughout!! OMGDAVY@gomgdavy, Los Angeles, California

[@johnbettmann6888]

I have attended hundreds of concerts. Never have I thought to myself "oh boy I hope we get to hear the audience sing".

[@giggstrafford1]

Great great band ...And one of the finest front men 😁😎

[@carmenjames4242]

So very cool! A MUST for any Rod Stewart Fan. I feel so lucky to have been able to see this!!!! Still love ya the best Rod!

[@dougdavis8986]

Wow, you're smokin' hot. I think I have a thunderous stiffy right now!

[@roderickdavidstewart5200]

Thanks for liking, watching and listening to my songs, Thanks for your love❤️and moral support. I hope you have been well entertained over the years?

[@colinanthony2011]

This is such an awesome version of You Can Make me Dance. I love how Rod has the band drop out for the orchestra and then the way they all come crashing back in. So amazing.

[@mrkimble2618]

Finest rock soul singer this country has ever produced.

[@claritydreamsleeves541]

Much of Rod's career ended up in disco. His music held no interest to me after 'Never a Dull Moment'. It was a wise choice for him money wise, but musically he stepped down.

[@pablojosegarciacounago7265]

​​​​@@claritydreamsleeves541 In my opinión his best period is 1968-1972. But I think he did It great until Do ya think l'm sexy... That was the point of no return xd. However, records Iike atlantic crossing, A night on the town or even Footloose were fool of great rock moments too

[@kenarms4364]

I was glad that I was able to see this band live in the 70's before they broke up. One of the things I will always remember about that show was the number of girls who jumped on the stage that evening only to be carried off by the roadies.

[@olydagoly]

Summer of 74 Vancouver BC my first ever concert, I think I was 14 at the time, Foghat opened what a great show.

[@davidmathews2599]

It wasn't Rod Stewart and Faces.They were called The Faces.

[@cyber-psych2503]

concerts were often billed as Rod and the Faces, small or otherwise

[@terrykrall]

NO KIDDING! They were FIRST the SMALL FACES, then THE FACES.... with rod and ronnie wood.

[@joshfish7385]

Sixto Insama spot on 👌 this was before my time.. and so jealous it was!

[@davidmathews2599]

@@joshfish7385 Don't be jealous. If you were around then you'd be old today. 😊

[@davidmathews2599]

@@terrykrall No shit Sherlock!

[@ebonkrieg]

I saw the beginning of this tour in LA at the Palladium and it was one of the best concerts I had ever seen. I was 16 and my ears bled.

[@jerryseeley3110]

Excatly was there as well Awesome concert !

[@michaelc.gregory6133]

I was crushed up against the stage and touched Rod on the leg! Then we went to UCSB to watch them again!

[@margaretohagan6148]

This was the best time ever. I loved the faces and wished so much that they would have stayed together. Their concerts were like a party, the atmosphere was amazing, there was nothing that could beat it. My only wish then was obviously to meet the faces ( sadly) never happened. Rod's voice was powerful, gutsy,strong and very sexy. I grieve for the young Rod Stewart. Although I love his great sense of humour, the sexy way he talks to you and I still lust after his body. Sadly he has lost that powerful, gutsy voice. I wish I had the money when I was young to go to all the Faces concerts. His concerts today are still very enjoyable,mainly because I'm trying to relive that exciting youth, as I suspect many of his fans are. But the concerts these days are too polished,with not much if any surprise. Unlike the Faces, they had many surprises and a muck about on stage. I don't know why the remaining Faces don't get back together again.

[@roderickdavidstewart5200]

Thanks for liking, watching and listening to my songs, Thanks for your love❤️and moral support. I hope you have been well entertained over the years?

[@iggypopforyou]

What an amazing gift - saw this tour in Chicago...Drunk revolutions

[@rawhead2222]

I come back, again and again, to hear one of the best Rock'n'Roll bands of all time, one of this nights ⚡❤️🔥, legendary ⭐ In love from 🇩🇪

[@AlanSpenceAlanGCCMSpence]

Maybe one of the true Super Groups..

[@susanwilby6400]

And I was standing in the wings having been part of the warmup acts! Oh what brilliant days!!!!

[@ClichéGuevara-2814]

For a few years, in the early 70's, The Faces were the best rock & roll band on Earth, who still had a cover charge.

[@DavidFields-ky2ew]

i saw Rod 4 times, with Small Faces, then The Faces, then as Rod Stewart and The Faces and finally as Rod Stewart, all were excellent shows,and I knew Woody was going to be a Stone, last time with Rod and last for me I graduated to reggae music and Bob Marley, One Love.

[@chrisward3605]

Rod never sang with the small faces when married left rod joined becoming the faces

[@DavidFields-ky2ew]

@@chrisward3605 sorry but they were the very first band I saw opening for Grand Funk Railroad, and 3 times after,I do remember 3 Button hand me down as one of their songs I'm 72 years old and still rocking.

[@zeus-mt7wx]

Hmm well feeling really sad after watching this. Thank you for the memories.......

[@Bettys_Eldest]

At 16 my first gig was November or December of '73 in Leeds at the beginning of this tour. Sadly Ronnie Lane had left by then, but they were still one hell of a band. I don't remember them doing any of the numbers from Ronnie's solo albums as on this gig. I do remember missing the last bus home, walking seven miles in a T-shirt and tartan waistcoat. Good times. Rod would soon sell out. a couple of yers later I bought Altlantic Crossing from the Virgin store in Sheffield, played it once and took it back in disgust, but we still have all the Faces and early solo to enjoy a terrific band.

[@johnwastle3885]

Well bugger me I was there in the front row, gentle giants weren't that gentle as I remember, but gr8 times X

[@celestemccafferty4632]

My man, Sir Rod Stewart... all the mems, with him and faces. Woo hoo! Nothing like the 70s

[@JulianClayton_Kali]

My father is part of the 'String section for a little class'

[@linsimmonds9082]

Omg to believe I was there!

[@michael5089]

Fantastic!! Can you confirm that this is the full concert? I would have thought it would have been longer than just over an hour? 👍🎸🎸🤘🤘🎤

[@margovallen]

Ron Wood was a great fit w this band. And hes a great fit w his current band. Image, finesse w some talent. Saw them in April 1972. They rocked!

[@gordongrant444]

Why did he play so poorly with the Stones? Never understood it.

[@roderickdavidstewart5200]

Thanks for liking, watching and listening to my songs, Thanks for your love♥️ and moral support. I hope you have been well entertained over the years?

[@mr.orwell5680]

4 great solo artists and one band have combined in one concert, Kieth Richards, Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart, and Ronnie Wood to form the Faces, I love how it’s 74 and they play some of Ronnie Woods “I’ve Got My Own Album To Do” work

[@davinastanton3865]

Never a dull moment in our house either, back in the day. I love saying that. X💖

[@roderickdavidstewart5200]

Thanks for liking, watching and listening to my songs, Thanks for your love❤️and moral support. I hope you have been well entertained over the years?

[@b-dogtheman4578]

Rod says "Let's hear it for Keith" at the end of I'd Rather be Blind, as Keith was on as a guest, probably with very little pre-gig rehearsals, etc, however Ronnie Wood absolutely crushes it and he wrote the song, with Rod and the boys, so wish Rod would have said "Let's hear it for Ronnie" as well..that was fantastic. Ronnie Wood will forever be the most under-rated guitarist of all time, in my view...not only having played bass for Jeff Beck Group, but then being the Faces one and only guitarist, and then later joining the Stones...it seems like people want to blame Ronnie Wood, for fact things didn't work out better for the Faces, but that wasn't his fault.

[@ian38018a]

Did Ronnie write "I'd Rather Go Blind"? I rather think not.

[@Alex-ey9jl]

No it was an Etta James cover

[@witchbax]

Never seen anyone so drunk put on such a great show.

[@lisasmith6500]

Are people still listening to this vid concert, April 2021 From Florida

[@roderickdavidstewart5200]

Thanks for liking, watching and listening to my songs, Thanks for your love♥️and moral support. I hope you have been well entertained over the years?

[@LarryNeie-lj7zc]

Listening and enjoying in 2024.

[@mickd.4081]

Look! Even Ronnie Wood was young once!

[@sixsentsoldiers]

Mick D. - Barely. Hahahahaha

[@tonys3352]

What about Keith? LOL Pre walking dead days

[@jackjohnson7396]

Like all of us dinosaurs, once were young!

[@My2up2downCastle]

I'm gonna marry him when he's finished marrying everyone else 😐🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dorothykuveke1217]

When I look at these old videos😊 of the bandcalled the Faces,, They just make me so happy😊🎉 When you're seeing them perform and it seems like they're very versatile in their capability of playing different types of instruments. I seen Ronnie Lane is on piano I thought he only knew how to play guitar. Now those were the days huh guys, a lot of fun,, lot music and an awesome audience. 😎 What a video! Thanks for sharing! 💯

[@yellingelk]

I don't think Ian McLagan gets anywhere near enough credit for the Faces sound... he put that barroom rumble into em. He was the most understated member in the Small Faces too. I've also developed a hell of a lot of respect for Ronnie Wood as a guitarist.. his playing wasn't too neat and his sound was pretty muddy, but it had character plus!.. it ripped and teared your head off! His chops were great, really creative bluesy guitarist.

[@scouserla1]

I totally agree with your comments, alas, like most people, you never mentioned Kenny Jones or Ronnie Lane?

[@yellingelk]

scouserla1 I've got huge raps on Ronnie Lane especially... for me he was the most melodic and kick ass bass player I can think of... and Kenny Jones... it's no surprise the Who picked him up.

[@scouserla1]

I think it's a shame that most people remember the Faces as being Stewart/Wood, they all had a huge talent

[@davelongaphie8833]

Yelling Elk as Ronnie wood who else but the greatest band of all time would end up with him as far as im concern he is no1 as great guitar player as any he and Keith r amazing also as one amazing cant think of anyone else who plays like these guys raw and dirty for sure

[@NAHAJI133]

Dave Longaphie You forgot that Lane was a very talented songwriter. Look at the very early days with Steve Marriott. Read my 72 line post dated 6/29/2014

[@josejaviermartinpalma1305]

Lo vi en vivo en Marbella alla, por los años 80,"SALUD"!!!... y fue demasiao!!! SALUD !!!...

[@Reddbone357]

I can't believe that I've been a Rod fan for all my life and now at 50 I'm into the faces ,Go figure ,that's where he started from "OMG WHAT'S THE FUCK WAS WRONG WITH ME"

[@mikeshannon1452]

Now go back to the small faces they were way better

[@MelanieKraft_BrnRckn]

Yes those were the days, I saw him 5 times in the 70s n 80s. What a showman. 25 albums n cds worth of his music I have.

[@michaelcross2540]

Man this is GREAT stuff ! People only remember Rod Stewart post 75'... I love this. But my true love will always be Ronnie Lane and Steve Marriott. But I also love Rod Stewart before the stratosphere launch in America. Great raw music guys ! !

[@iggypopforyou]

Right on - a toast to Ronnie Lane...Stevie Marriott!!! You called it!

[@michaelcross2540]

Cheers brother. Who know good music man... God Bless their Souls.

[@grifftrain]

I only listen to Rods music recorded before 75. ( ok sometimes I jam. Do ya think Im sexy), but its a guilty pleasure

[@francisbacong4714]

On a good night the Faces were the best LIVE band ...This was a great night and I remember it well...

[@RockLobster2402]

SET LIST! 1. It's All Over Now (The Valentinos cover) 2. Take a Look at the Guy (Ron Wood song) 3.Bring It On Home to Me (Sam Cooke cover) 4. You Send Me (Sam Cooke cover) 5. Sweet Little Rock & Roller (Chuck Berry cover) 6. I'd Rather Go Blind (Etta James cover) 7. Angel (Jimi Hendrix cover) 8.I Can Feel the Fire (Ron Wood song) 9. You Can Make Me Dance, Sing or Anything (Even Take the Dog for a Walk, Mend a Fuse, Fold Away the Ironing Board, or Any Other Domestic Shortcomings) 10. Twistin' the Night Away (Sam Cooke cover) 11. You Wear It Well (Rod Stewart song) 12.Maggie May (Rod Stewart song) 12.We'll Meet Again (Vera Lynn cover)

[@RichardHoneisser]

3:36

[@johncollins2116]

Saw the Faces twice at Blackpool Opera House and at Buxton festival. Early 70's. 5 quid to get in at Blackpool. Happy Days.

[@Robbie56306]

@John Collins, Hey John, I was at both gigs. The one that stood out for me was The Buxton Pop Festival. Faces were stunning and The Memphis Horns were with them!

[@perolovfolkeProffze]

It`s not rock`n, It`s Rock`n and Rolling like hell !

[@stevenbond8168]

I was surprised to see Keith Richard's playing with Faces. Great live show and video gotta love Rod Stewart in his younger days. 👍😎

[@F5oMikE]

finally the whole concert! YES

[@Senna-xi1gr]

I went to see super Mac at ashington miners institute a couple of years before he died & saw him in NY with the bump band. Totally amazing. RIP legend. Also love Rough mix that Townshend did with Ronnie lane. The Faces were amazin.👍🎸

[@carst007]

Their sound and energy was so PERFECT

[@WotMeWori]

these are pioneers. maestros of the genre. how dare anyone compare them with the others. creators. period.