Small Faces - Tin Soldier REACTION/REVIEW

[@mattshaw6180]

And yes, Biz; that is indeed Steve Marriott. He formed Humble Pie when he split this band.

[@daniellastuart3145]

The Small Faces were the real working class band from London's East end

[@mrnobody9104]

Steve Marriott to me was the greatest soul, blues, R&R singer of them all! i think you already listened to Humble Pie this brother had some soul.

[@DerGlaetze]

Great music brings all skin color together. Beautiful. Let’s bring it back. Please

[@barr790]

I grew up listening to The Small Faces, I love everything they've done especially All Or Nothing, it's cool you reacted to them, don't see many reactions to them and it's a shame they were great!

[@Darrenski]

Have you heard I've got mine (my all time SM song) and the instrumental title track off ogdens. My personal favs, along with all or nothing of course.

[@36karpatoruski]

Steve Marriott can out sing Rod Stewart any day and every day.

[@barr790]

Yes! Absolutely, I like Rod Stewart but Steve Marriott is another level for sure.

[@erickvermeulen9734]

I liked Maggie Mae, but apart from that, vocals of Rod Stewart never impressed me. And a song like Sailing, I prefer the original.

[@richardcranium5048]

Well in fairness, Steve Marriott is the greatest front man to ever take a stage

[@Conquistador75]

Wham bam and thank you man…amazing range of vocals. 😊

[@johntomasik1555]

I'd put my money on Marriott against anyone.

[@alecgough5179]

The female backing singer is P P Arnold She was a very good solo artist in her own right, well worth checking out some of her tunes.

[@TBSinc]

Alec; P P Arnold started with The Ike & Tina Turner Revue before joining Small Faces. She's still out there recording albums.

[@dongange]

Her version of The First Cut is the Deepest is the penultimate one

[@johnlundy6665]

​@@dongange Came here to post exactly that 😊You beat me to it 🙏😎🕉️☮️

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

PP Arnold is also close to Steve Marriott's daughter, Mollie, and has been very helpful with Mollie's career. Mollie calls her her soul godmother.

[@juliemurphy1968]

P P Arnold was on with Jules Holland at New Year

[@spursgog835]

One of the most under rated British bands from the 60s.

[@paulprendergast3184]

3 Small Faces were in the Faces. The other joined Peter Frampton and the boys in Humble Pie. Ian McLagan, Ronnie Lane and Kenny Jones joined Rod Stewart and Ron Wood to become the Faces

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Love The Small Faces and The Faces. Their album "First Step" is amazing. I saw The Faces live in 1970 in S.F.

[@lathedauphinot6820]

And then Ron Wood joined The Rolling Stones and Kenny Jones did an album or two with The Who.

[@DavidGigg]

Steve Marriott formed Humble Pie when he left the Small Faces and recruited Peter Frampton

[@Darrenski]

And it took 2 guys to replace Steve, and still they were never as good. In fact on many SF songs he's also on the keys. It shows what a void he left when they had to get at least two other guys (or even 3) to replace him and still come up short. The faces had a couple of good tracks, like stay with me, but they were never close to the motherband. Steve and Ronnie wrote some amazing stuff and for me the question is who was the number 2 60s band, the stones or the beatles.

[@Darrenski]

​@marymargaretmoore9034 what I'd give to have been there. In the 60s my dad was the dj at the top rank, the big club in my home city of preston in England and he saw the beatles play the preston public hall in 62 (i think it was 62) just before all the media hype made them the big thing and he always told me live they were nothing special at all and he didn't hear or see anything amazing about them. But he said the SF were electric, the best he ever saw live. He was a bit of a purist though and only played motown, rare US imports and what we now call mod music but at that time was just blues/soul/RnB/rock. It took me a long time to accept that my old man, God rest him, was right. In fact I was 50 before it fully hit me.

[@donaldduck2139]

there have been times when I've put this song on after not hearing it for a while and just kept it playing all day...I needed to say this

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

THANK YOU for featuring my favorite '60's band (behind Beatles). in 1965, 3 Mod teenagers (Steve Marriott 17, Ronnie Lane 18, Kenney Jones 16) from the East end of London,( along w/IanMcLagan, 19, on keys), formed a hot little R&B band. In Mod terminology a "Face" was a very important Mod, as in very cool! Since the tallest guy in the band was only 5'5, they called themselves the SMALL FACES". They exploded on the scene and were extremely popular creating hit after hit and tearing up Europe playing live. To quote Rolling Stone (from Steve's obituary): "The Small Faces created a brilliant mix of frenetic soul, wry cockney charm and acid pop playfulness, topped by Marriott's electrifying vocal style". After three years, Steve got sick and tired of being labeled a "teen Idol" and wanted to harden up their sound by adding another hot guitarist he had befriended, by the name of PETER FRAMPTON. The other three said NO!, so on New Years eve 68/69 during yet another concert where they couldn't even hear themselves for all the girls screaming, Steve got fed up, threw his guitar down and walked off stage, quitting the band. He and Peter formed a band they called HUMBLE PIE. The remaining 3 SMALL FACES added Rod Wood and ROD STEWART from the Jeff Beck Group and changed their name to FACES. Small Faces played a variety of styles Pop, R&B, soul, rock, psychedelia, whimsy and music hall - all great. Any of the songs listed in the comments are good, but I think their best songs were their very creative album cuts. I would recommend you start with their early works and move forward through their changing styles. You MUST start with "You Need Lovin" - it will blow your mind if you love Zeppelin as Robert Plant idolized Marriott and copied his vocal style early on. "All or Nothing", "Whatcha Gonna Do About It" (Jimi Hendrix said this guitar solo was one of his favorites) are early R&B favorites. Too many more to list here now.... PLEASE play more. Sadly, they never came over to the US with the other British Invasion bands, so alot of people in the US have never heard of them.

[@I.E.V.is.Cer8trolls7935]

Sadly they got screwed over by their manager the late Don Arden He's the dad of Sharon Osbourne's (Ozzy).

[@1e0s]

Steve Marriott was utterly besotted with PP Arnold before this colaboration & I think they formed a relationship during this time. I love the way it's filmed and the way she is is put on a pedastle as an object of desire. Just beautiful!

[@jeremyjames8678]

'Afterglow of Your Love' and 'Son of a Baker'

[@NorthernSoulGer]

Whatcha gonna do about it

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

A band from my neck of the woods. No, The Faces are a different band. Steve Marriott was dating PP Arnold, the girl singing here. Great band.

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

You are correct. PP wrote " Steve & I were lovers at this time, but he wrote "Tin Soldier for Jenny Rylance, she was the love of his life" She also wrote in her memoir that of all the white boys she dated, Steve was the only one who didn't try to hide it and even took her home to meet his mother, He was that real...

[@grindhouseglitch]

If you like Humble Pie and Faces, you're going to dig Small Faces too. Lots of cool tunes to be discovered. Itchycoo Park, Whatcha Gonna Do About It, Sha La La La Lee, Lazy Sunday, You Need Loving (which inspired Zeppelin's Whole Lotta Love), plus a bunch more.

[@notgivennotgiven7776]

What will we find there?

[@williamfernandez9119]

Same as Humble pie---delve into some older Small Faces--I believe he had more dynamics in his voice __ at the end of the pie he still had soul but screamed alot and lost some of the dynamics--from Cocane and alcohol---but he is one of a kind---first British rock soul man--indeed

[@brxee]

Biz, the girl here, PP Arnold, is worth checking out in her own right.

[@mattshaw6180]

Yeah, Small Faces time!! Small Faces were a badass Mod band, close friends w/The Who. "All Or Nothing" and "Afterglow of Your Love" are 10 out of 10, Biz.

[@dr.winstonoboogie7302]

Steve Marriott was Robert Plant’s idol! Robert absolutely loved him. David Bowie used to hang out with him in the 60s. What a voice!

[@Darrenski]

Steve and pp arnold (the backing singer) i believe were lovers at this point. Its on record that they were briefly involved, so It may have been another time im not sure, i just know they remained close friends for all his short life. Shes now really close to his daughter as well.

[@paullakin7777]

Interesting to learn this about Steve Marriott from Robert Plant '"You know Steve Marriott was the first choice to be Black Sabbath's vocalist. I tried everything I could think of to get him to agree, but he had other plans. He was Jimmy Page's first choice for Led Zeppelin too. He tried as hard as I did."

[@reallymysterious4520]

What a hidden gem - never heard this one before !!!

[@Gravel-Idle]

So many great songs, 'Son of a Baker', 'Here Comes the Nice', Itchycoo Park, Wham Bam thank you Mam, What'cha gonna do about it and more

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Love Son of a Baker - Ronnie Lane on vocals and Steve tearing it up on his guitar solo - a real ham 😆

[@michaelfarrugia2024]

Steve mariott was in a class of his own. His voice was magical and hypnotised everyone. He gave joy, solace and love to everyone through his singing, unfortunately these gifts were not reciprocated as he would not have fallen as he did.

[@stephenholland4057]

Great review...Small Faces magic...PP fantastic

[@LaFranceLinens]

Steve Marriott is correct AWESOME DUDE….. yes, he was from Humble Pie….. He wrote that song for JJ the female singer in the video, but decided to keep it for himself. They were called small faces because they were all 5 foot five and shorter Later on Rod Stewart joined the band (Marriott left form, humble pie) The other members in the band stuck around… Rod Stewart is 5 foot 10 he brought along with him Ron Wood (who would later join the Rolling Stones) The new band was now called “faces “ You did a great review !!!! PS- Steve Marriott would later die in a house fire inside his home

[@mariaportengen2959]

A great band from the sixties, were I grew up with. Those were the days!

[@terrycunningham8118]

Small Faces were huge in that moment when the British R&B based mod scene started morphing into something more unique, harder, and more psychedelic. The other bands that were right there with them were The Who, The Herd, The Kinks, Spencer Davis Group, and The Move. It was a great time to be a teenager in the UK.

[@stephenjl966]

P.P.Arnold is the backing vocalist. The Small Faces played on some of her records while she was signed with the Immediate label

[@justkaron]

It's the same guy!

[@ratowey]

Small faces played an important part in the development of Rock music and yes they are worth checking out. There have been some good suggestions already.

[@CosmicVagabondPixie]

Luv Luv Luv!!!

[@michaelandrew4488]

This is how it's supposed to sound, it's the 60s mix (probably early 4 track) . The separation (vocals left or right) is suppose to be in the mix.

[@verribarry]

Itchycoo Park by the Small Faces is good.

[@heliotropezzz333]

You should look into the history of Steve Marriott. He was really rated but he missed some good opportunities later and his story was rather tragic in the end.

[@ballhawk387]

The recording *is* the studio recording. This performance was *mimed* to it, as was the case for most UK TV performances of the era. Singing way off mic without any change in the sound is a dead giveaway, as well as the extra voices, and (mostly slight) drumming inconsistencies with the music. The TV shows used to do that to make sure the running times were tight. Sometimes the vocals would be live. Everyone knew, and many performers *hated* it. Keith Moon, the drummer for The Who, used to take the piss by purposely screwing around. *Bad-ass* song and performance, just the same. As for the recording quality, it was probably recorded on 4 track equipment, which is why things were panned the way they were. They did that a lot in the 60s, not having much to work with to be creative with positioning in the mix. In this case, they probably pre-mixed the instruments and bounced them to one track, then recorded the vocals and overdubs (such as the offbeat cymbal shots, perhaps? on other tracks, which may be why the instruments sound more raw, being 2nd generation recordings. It probably sounds better in mono, as it was most likely intended. Less care was taken with stereo mixes until the very end of the 60s, when stereo records that were also playable in mono were developed, because most people in England didn't *have* stereo equipment. The stereo positioning of Beatles' Rubber Soul album stereo mix was even more extreme, all panned hard right or hard left, with a hole in the middle, though the instruments and voices sounded marvelous. But I still like the stereo version of Rubber Soul better than the mono mix, because I prefer the content of the mixes, which was slightly different. The first Beatles album was recorded on 2-tracks, one for the backing and another for the vocals; and that is how the stereo album was released, with the vocals on one side, instruments on the other, except for overdubs that were recorded during mixing, which were common during the early days of tape recording. A lot of 60s "stereo" pop records were also in fake reprocessed stereo, as the record companies were often too cheap to do proper stereo mixes. In fact, the Kinks' first hit, You Really Got Me, was recorded on one track, so *all* "stereo" mixes are reprocessed. The producers did strange things to create mock stereo, such as some very early US "stereo" Kinks albums I have (such as The Kink Kontroversy), in which the dry signal is on one side and a massive wash of echo on the other. I kid you not, many of these fake stereo mixes are way more bizarre to listen to than this one.

[@KennyY-bh3zl]

The Faces evolved from the Small Faces. The original Small Faces, led by Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane, were named so because neither they nor anyone else in the band was especially tall. Eventually Steve left to form Humble Pie with Peter Frampton. Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood (from the Stones) joined the Small Faces as replacements. The problem was that Rod and Ronnie were slightly taller dudes, so they dropped the word "Small" and were known from then on as simply "The Faces". So many of these great Small Faces tunes had really sloppy production. "Sha La-La-La- Lee", "Afterglow", "Itchycoo Park", "All or Nothing", "My Mind's Eye", "Whatch Gonna Do About it". Great band.

[@helmutkurtneumnn2026]

I agree 💯 percent

[@KennyY-bh3zl]

@@helmutkurtneumnn2026 Thanks, Helmut! Rock on!

[@LynneConnolly]

The Small Faces name was registered to the notorious Don Arden. The only way they could make money was to split up, and they weren't allowed to reform under another name in the terms of their contract, so they had to split. Stevie Marriott was such a bright talent.

[@KennyY-bh3zl]

@@LynneConnolly Thanks for the info, Lynne. So the actual reason the band dropped the "Small" from their name was due to a contractual situation and not the often-told tale of Rod and Woody being tall?

[@LynneConnolly]

@@KennyY-bh3zl So I understand. Although it might have been a consideration! But the Small Faces didn't make a dime on their work, because of their lowlife boss, who threatened Jimmy Page when he tried to recruit Steve Marriott for the New Yardbirds, who became Led Zeppelin. The boss was Don Arden, father of Sharon Osborne. He was pretty much a gangster, who demanded awful contracts from new, young talent, and tied them up for years. Peter Grant, who managed Led Zeppelin was pretty gangster-ish, but he worked for the band, and made them all a lot of money. Grant used to be a wrestling entrepreneur. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Arden

[@kevinlynch4232]

If you notice when PP Arnold sings her amazing backup you can’t hear her! She adds so much to this great song it needs to be heard. I have found this same video with all the vocals and it is so much better. Look for it!

[@coxdenton]

Steve Marriotts early beginnings started as the artful dodger in Oliver Bart’s Oliver on the west end stage.

[@admiralbillom7559]

yeah man, they came before the faces, saw them both several times. steve marriot had a great voice.

[@NorthernSoulGer]

My favourite song of all time

[@garyrhone1395]

When Steve left the small faces, it took two guys to replace him!

[@kitmangore]

Yep

[@jeffstevens4262]

What a brilliant band The Small Faces were here in the UK back in the '60's. If you want to get a real idea of what Stevie's voice was really like, then PLEASE listen & react to Humble Pie's live performance of 'Black Coffee' with Stevie Marriott on vocals🙋‍♂ When Stevie quit the band, he helped form Humble Pie with Pete Frampton. Stevie tragically died in a house fire back in the late '80's I believe and he's still so sorely missed. 💔 The lady joining The Small Faces here was P.P Arnold, who had originally been a member of Ike & Tina Turner's backing vocalists. Reply

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Biz did already react to Black Coffee, No Dr., 30 Days in the Hole I Wonder and Desperation by Humble Pie. Also SF's Itchicoo Park, You Need Lovin. They were all great. Just do a search and enjoy!

[@jeffstevens4262]

@@cindyfalstrom7231 Many thanks, I will.

[@dtc343]

Steve Marriott was a 21 year old, skinny British white guy who wrote this song, one of the greatest rock songs ever, for his wife. The Small Faces were led by Marriott as main singer/songwriter/guitarist and Steve had one of the most powerful, soulful voices ever, as well as an incredible passion and stage presence! He left the band and formed Humble Pie, and was replaced by Rod Stewart. The new lineup was called The Faces. The Small Faces remain one of the most influential Rock bands of all time.

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

well said

[@roberttreborable]

Plus swindled and abused by those who were managing, Steve lives on through his music but died too young which has a lot to do with this abuse from so called management.

[@memorast]

Itchykoo Park

[@Harriet-Jesamine]

Why has the UK disgraced itself....? when we used to make music like this! We can't be arsed no more. Too much like hard work.!

[@27thangel23]

From the album "Ogden's Nut Gone Flake"... including Happiness Stan (with the nonsense- poet Stanley Unwin... 'Are you all sitting comf'tbly on your botties? then I'll begin.) Great rock. hilarious connective tissue. Peace, love and bellbottoms from Canada.

[@chriscory1623]

And of course Kenny Jones (drummer) went on to replace Keith Moon in The Who. Around this time, a mate of mine drove his Austin A40 into KJ's Roller down a small country lane in Hertfordshire. Apparently KJ was really cool about it.

[@linovinn7011]

Recordingwise ... don't know ... BUT the performance is standing out, the musicians are GREAT in performing their music

[@jonathanpoole5316]

Afterglow of your Love

[@rafehr1378]

Lady in the video was the same in Black Coffee, they were a couple. Steve was living on the streets when he was 12 years old.

[@ktwebbdevil]

I think you are right the male singer is Steve Marriot who later joined Humble Pie

[@lancerx1759]

Love me any Steve Marriot dude had a beautiful sounding soul

[@krakatoa1200]

Yes Humble Pie with Peter Frampton and Greg Ridley, another great band.

[@kingstumble]

Steve Marriott. A one off. Started out as a child actor but met a very sad end.

[@TheSeafordian]

Don't miss the Ronnie Lane story vids on here

[@PFay]

Indeed, Steve Marriott went on to form Humble Pie and was replaced by Rod Stewart beginning Small Faces eventual morphing into The Faces.

[@johnniekight1879]

With P.P. Arnold.

[@allenlocke1935]

Pre Humble Pie!

[@robrobert9541]

Streetheart did a great cover of this song. Worth a listen.

[@I.E.V.is.Cer8trolls7935]

Yes.

[@nbx2au]

Easily my favourite 60's rock. Are they the same? Yes and No. Originally small faces (a joke on their tiny physical stature), turned into Faces after Steve left? Rod Stewart took over the singing and they become Faces to differentiate, so I understand :).

[@vickieray]

OMG Steve Marriott ♥️🔥🎼

[@evozero905]

For some reason my brain was thinking this was for "one tin soldier" before the video started

[@SuperBoneidol]

I was born in the mid 50s and I definitely grew up with the best music there ever was and ever will. From Motown to reggae to rock n roll to rock As you say this is a bad recording and it still sounds good

[@2340Vegas]

Don't agree, this is the best sounding version of Tin Soldier - more stereo separation, as it was on the original LP. The video is also better.

[@dantallman5345]

Yeah, hopefully the studio version sounds better. But at least we know that this was a legit live performance and not one of those counterfeit ones for TV where the audio was piped in.

[@PamelaSimpson-m9j]

I suggest you listen to the Small Faces song You need loving released in 1966 and compare with Whole lotta love Led Zeppelin 1969

[@thepunadude]

LIL RECOGNIZED BRITTISH BAND ... GOOD CALL!

[@09penny1]

Another good sing by the Small Faces is Song of a Baker. Marriott doesn't sing lead but does some great guitar solos.

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

You should moss def listen to their "Song of a Baker"". Great tune and perhaps the first ""flour power" song? (See what I did there?).

[@I.E.V.is.Cer8trolls7935]

Recorded in 1967 this song was way ahead of its time. Timeless classic. Canadian band Streetheart with Kenny Shields as lead singer did the best cover of this song imo not quite as good as the original but close. They did a killer cover of the Rolling Stones Under my thumb that one was even better than the original even Mick Jagger said so.

[@cindyp1033]

Steve Marriott was so great and gone too soon. 🔥💔

[@melbjohn]

It was the studio version - they are miming.

[@terryconnelly484]

The lady is wearing something like The man ( who was formally called Prince, but Went to a symbol and then back to Prince )..would wear

[@blanebienvenu7280]

Fuck that was fantastic

[@stephenoneill245]

It's about a live as an Immediate label 45 being mimed to. P.P. Arnold as sweet here as ever.

[@johntomasik1555]

If this doesn't draw goosebumps, you better check your pulse, because you're dead.

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

Stevie Marriott. 🥰

[@notgivennotgiven7776]

So sad, him and Peter Frampton patched things and was gonna do something together then Steve died before it happened.

[@NorthernSoulGer]

No one Blue Eyed Soul boy of all time - nothing comes close, comparing Rod Stewart to him is like comparing a puddle to the Atlantic Ocean

[@krakatoa1200]

Steve Marriott was a fantastic front man and vocalist, it was such a shame when the original small Faces became rod Stewarts backing band. Sadly, only Kenny jones is still with us.. My son Simon has a covers rock band, and they do a great cover of Tin Soldier as a finale on their gig list.

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Ronnie and Mac would roll over in their graves to hear you call them Rod's backing band - lol! In fact as Rod's solo fame grew, and they started being booked as Rod Stewart and the Faces, Ronnie quit the band.

[@patrickcampion7966]

Love the Small Faces for coming up with this great tune, but as a Canadian I have to mention the (in my biased opinion) better version by our own Streetheart. This was blasted/imprinted into my brain as a young teenager in the early 80's, playing at full volume at the various rides at our annual summer exposition. The intro with the sparse piano chords, and steadily building guitar parts make this still one of the most dynamic tunes out there.

[@I.E.V.is.Cer8trolls7935]

Kenny Shields did a decent job singing this song & he and Streetheart did a even better cover of the Rolling Stones song " Under my thumb" even Mick Jagger said Streetheart did it better.

[@daryllhennessy3556]

try small faces All Or Nothing

[@Ilikeryche]

I'm really curious now, there's a Canadian band called "Streetheart" that covered this song and it was a hit in Canada. It's very similar but maybe a little more rockin' and modern. I wonder what you'd think if you compared them. Cheers.

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

As a SF's fan, I was curious. Never heard of Streetheart. No one beats Marriott, IMO, but their cover is excellent. Thanks, like to discover new (old) bands.

[@EntropyAmplifier]

Streetheart are from the prairies of Canada. They had a few good hits and did a great job doing the cover of Tin Soldier but nobody else has the voice, soul and stage presence of Steve Marriot. 💖

[@Ilikeryche]

@@EntropyAmplifier No one said Streetheart was better, just different. But they are probably better in some others opinions.

[@I.E.V.is.Cer8trolls7935]

Streetheart did a version of the Rolling Stones song " Under my Thumb" even Mick Jagger said Streetheart did it better.

[@jasonmccluskey3623]

B. A. N. G. E. R.

[@cecilkeebler4254]

The video uses the studio music over the live performance. The original version of the video is around, but it really doesn’t sound good.

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

You are right, this was originally recorded live on French TV, but the sound was so terrible that this video was later dubbed. Funny thing is, I was going to link the original video here in case anyone wanted to hear it, but when I searched, YT said it is no longer available. Bummer, as the video also had PP singing her hit "If You Think You're Groovy" w/Small Faces backing her, and a rare live version of "Itchicoo Park". Very disappointing.

[@terryconnelly484]

Hot child in the city? Nik Gilder

[@maryellenazack4466]

🔥🔥🔥

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

MaryEllen, I know you mean this as a high compliment, but are you aware that Steve died horribly in an accidental house fire? It's slightly creepy to see people (there are lots) putting these flames behind his name. It's meant as a compliment, but in this case, perhaps a bit inappropriate. Peace ✌

[@paulwhisker]

It's a shame you can't hear P P Arnolds vocals in the mix and yes Humble Pie is correct .

[@timkelly1963]

Maxim mod music...❤

[@commentatron]

Biz, you may also enjoy a song by Marmalade called _I See the Rain_ . Supposedly Hendrix thought it was the best song of 1967. They also had a hit called _Reflections of My Life_ in the late sixties. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5XOimpsqMikrM0

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Reflections of my Life is one of my favorites, great band.

[@peterfields4801]

One of the greatest bands ever,sadly like many great bands at the time they tend to be overshadowed by the amount of hype surrounding a certain,IMO,overrated band who I won't name!

[@hallandalecompleteauto2816]

do you realize it was 19967

[@JoshuaPaulHollenbeck]

I love these " black people discover white people music and realize we make amazing music" videos !!

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Soul has no color....