Imagine a time when every single rock band was just about as good as this. The Stones, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, The Who, Rory Gallagher, Terry Reid, Bowie, Floyd... the list goes on forever. Every song on the records were great and even AM radio was a joy... it's true. I was 12 in 1971 and it was an amazing time to be a kid who loved music.
There are still a lot of great bands out there. You just won't hear them on the radio. Local clubs/bars/venues have some great young talented and hungry bands. It just is not marketed on a huge scale .
Rock S, I remember watching this when first broadcast on the BBC,I was a carefree 11yrd,I know things never stay the same but well I just wish it hadn't changed soo much.All the best
I’m planning on finding a way to live in the ‘70’s and ‘80’s in some kind of infinite loop. Was a truly great time to be young and alive..pity I didn’t know quite just how much back then. At least there’s RUclips.
The Faces are an incredible group with amazing music 🎶 🎵. Rod Stewart and the Faces brought a different style and approach to their musical talents 🎉🎉. I'm so blessed to have grown up with this type of amazing music 🎉🎉. They sure don't make rock and roll like this anymore 🎉🎉
Really 64-79 or so. But in the early part of the period, you could play anything that you wanted. Look at the lineup at Monterey. Even as late as Woodstock. After that, htings got fragmented/ IN 1969, Sly was on the same stage as The Who. By 1975, P-Funk shoudl have been on the same stage as say Rush because they were both freaky prog bands, but no.
@@joem5903 True by then the business men took over and they separated band by genre because of marketing. So a band like p funk could not perform on the same festival with rush.
@@bentleycoupe8788 ironic that some of those same executives may have signed a lot of those vans because they didn’t know what else to do. They just knew that they had to jump on the new movement.
I keep coming back to remind myself how good they were. A bar band par excellence. You can practically smell the stale beer and cigarette smoke. Oh, Rod Stewart became a great pop star and he earned it. But for my money, this is the way to hear him, with a brilliant band of working class lads behind him, rockin' for all they're worth. Long live The Faces.
@@kbraker510 It's a Zemaitis. Ron Wood's guitar with the metal front is a Zemaitis, too, although the Plexiglas guitar he's using here is a Dan Armstrong.
Dan, you’re spot on. Stewart and Marriott both. I was born 1960, took punk, two tone, indie etc. Some great rock music, but Stewart & Marriott in their prime - oh lord, stunning
@@snit22yes! i saw that too! and Lane quite calmly ducking out of the way -- i get the impression that he and Wood were both very well practiced at avoiding that mike stand!
My favorite Rod Stewart song by far. It's raw, gritty, sexy, & full of energy. There's a few comments below saying it's a little loose & sloppy. Yeah, in the best way. I'd hate to see a band perform to a metronome, tight & rigid. Music has to flow & breathe. Very well rehearsed song & band. All great musicians on that stage...
I've always been a big Faces fan. Ohh la la is one of my favorite albums. 👏👍 See them once playing in Jersey City Roosevelt stadium on the school's out bill with Alice Cooper, and the James gang great show. ☮️🤘
I was very fortunate to see the Faces live in 1971 at Nottingham University. A night to remember - they carried on playing even after the lights went on. When they switched off the power supply to the stage, they carried on acoustically. They were having so much fun playing and who were we to complain?
The bass player and founder of the band, Ronnie Lane. Small Faces, The Faces, Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance, Mahoney's Last Stand album with Ron Wood, Rough Trade album with Pete Townshend....the guy's whole catalogue of music is brilliant and he's criminally underrated. Cheers
You’re right. I look at it like the renaissance of truly great music, just like poetry, painting, and classical music had its day. Now all of it’s dead, soulless reproductions. It will never attain the magic again. You could get the best singers and musicians today to play this song but it still won’t capture the magic.
Loved the 60s generation change from the Booted&Suited to everything pascal , Jeans, Hair And The Music , Bob Dylan , Stones, John Lennon, Donovan, joe cocker, James Taylor, led z etc.
Greasy funky rock and soul none of today’s so called bands can touch. The Faces, Foghat, Robin Trower, Procol Harum, Humble Pie, Savoy Brown were my favorite bands of that era. I still play them regularly.
@@commanderscroob and isn't it nice that now you can put all your favorite songs into an iTunes library and skip the songs you don't like? when i play compilations of my favorite songs i lose track of time.
Could easily have had as big impact (or bigger) as a live show for decades like the Stones with this lineup. Regrettably, Rod decided to go the Elvis route as a celeb, lounge act. Still a great voice, but abandoned his edgy creativity.
There were so many great bands during this era you could almost take them for granted. Looking at this live rendition of this classic song makes me realize just how amazing it was to live through it.
This came out as I got back to "the world" from Nam. That's f'n rock, and roll! A nod's as good as a wink...to a blind horse. The best that Rod ever was.
Man! What a song!! I remember hearing this when I was in the sixth grade in 1971. I had a crush on a girl named Rena. I used to change the lyrics from Rita to Rena. 10 years old at that time. One month shy of being 63 and this song is just as awesome as it was back in the day.
That's right you're correct Timeless they had a thousand more hits than the stones ever deserved the stones couldn't freaking tie their shoelaces on a good day after Mick Taylor left
@Zeljko Trifunovic none of them died from drugs though,steve Marriott died in a house fire,ronnie lane had m.s and suffered for years and ian mclagan died of a stroke
Awesome bunch of fellas! And how awesome to see Ronnie Wood doing something besides the Rolling Stones! Hearing how good these kids were doing this song live is a kick, because I've become so used to hearing it for 50 years that I sometimes take the song for granted. Hearing this, and seeing the band performing it puts it in a whole new light for me now. And how about the drum breaks at the end? Pretty cool hearing a live version, and how good he was!
One of the good things about being as old as I am (62) is growing up with great music like this. One of the bad things is that most of the cops who would let me off with a warning for driving too fast because I had music like this blaring on the radio have retired.
@@stephenzanichkowsky4434 - Yep, early on the Dan Armstrong plexi was his go-to slide guitar. 1975ish he picked up a Tony Zemaitis black disk front and that became the "Stay With Me guitar."
I graduated from high school in 1971; this is music I grew up with. Saw them in concert in 1971 Stockton, CA with Fog Hat as the opening band. Good stuff!
When this song plays on the radio while I'm driving and getting close to my destination, I pass it by so I can drive a while longer listening to this truly great rock song.
Today's so called "music"(sic)..no matter how sophisticated their sound man is can't touch a candle to good old "fuzzed up loud & live" R&R like this....
Wow! Rod with an actual awesome stage presence! This is why we fell in love with Rod Stewart to begin with! My all time favorite song. Faces was really his gig.
Had the pleasure of hanging out for a few minutes after the Philly’72 Spectrum concert with Rod at the Marriott Hotel on City Line on the outskirts of West Philly. Long Story. A total gentleman!
Woody's dirty guitar sounds are fantastic, and now he is part of that weaving duo in another band. Loved the Faces in the 70's and they still sound better than most bands around at the moment. Great Rock n Roll never dies.
This song was pretty modern sounding for 1971. My dad's friend played this Faces stuff from a pre-mix studio cut edition he aquired, on a really high end Telefunken reel to reel. They sounded BIG in his old wooden house with wood floors and an 12 foot ceilings. Fantastic band and sound for so long ago with bare minimum "tools". My dad and his friend are still around rocking at 76 years young.
Everyone talks about tone, and yes there are a few very distinct guitarists, Page, Kossoff, Knopfler, but Ronnie Woods had an instantly recognisable and unique tone, wasted in the Bones. This evolution of the Small Faces into The Faces, is next to Free, the most underrated by mainstream group ever. Outstanding Musicians, and song writers. The Brits definitely rule, on Acca Dacca squeezing in!
@Thomas Bell I remember when the New Barbarians played in my city, Milwaukee, in 1980. There were supposed to be "special guests" but nobody special came so a riot ensued.
I don't know if Ronnie gets enough credit for his contribution to the sound of the Stones but you can really hear what he brings to the table here. Great side man for Rod.
❤ Nobody was better live, despite being under the influence. Saw 'em and with possible exception of Kinks, nobody was so much fun - not Stones or Who or Led Zep. These guys had Stage Presence in tons. Thanks for all the memories.
Aww.....no problem with disco....alot of rock acts were doing it then.....Kiss,The Rolling Stones,Santana....even Van Halen.....dance,dance,dance the night away.
@@archiecoolsdown5854 whoa...wait a second...Michael's onto something! It's an ALL MALE BAND!!! Michael, man, you've got to tell us why you felt it necessary to tell us that! Dying to know, actually...
I’m 38, I remember my mum on the cassette tape in her Ford Escort it was Faces, Rolling Stones and some bay city rollers, I used to sit in amazement at the songs and learned them all. Singing along from journey to journey, good times.
I'm from 1952 and still can't get beyond all the great shit that was coming out of England back then: Kinks, Stones, Cream, Led Zep, the Who, Bowie. It seemed endless....
@@porkchop3328 late here . But that dude had just about every chick throwing themselves at him. That cat was having 4some and 5some. Every night. And he was the only dude in the room. Some guys have all the luck. He was happy. He got his piece. She thought that she was letting him down. He went back to the party. With a big 😁 on his face.
@@davedzone What exactly isn't acoustic? I know that 'Stay With Me' itself isn't acoustic but I was talking about Rod Stewart's albums 'Gasoline Alley' and Every Picture Tells a Story'. I was very clear about that in my post
@@joelmalone7922 all the electric guitars on the songs would make it not acoustic. Even on Maggie may. Hammond organ, electric guitar and bass. Acoustic means acoustic only. Gasoline Alley is closer as it has no electric guitars listed.
@@davedzone Have you ever listened to Mandolin Wind, A Reason to Believe, Lady Day, Cut Across Shorty, Gasoline Alley etc. Sure they may have been recorded using pick-ups connected but they're acoustic guitars. Call Ron Wood, Rod Stewart and ask them yourself.
Imagine a time when every single rock band was just about as good as this. The Stones, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, The Who, Rory Gallagher, Terry Reid, Bowie, Floyd... the list goes on forever. Every song on the records were great and even AM radio was a joy... it's true. I was 12 in 1971 and it was an amazing time to be a kid who loved music.
dont forget slade, a great live group
There are still a lot of great bands out there. You just won't hear them on the radio. Local clubs/bars/venues have some great young talented and hungry bands. It just is not marketed on a huge scale .
100 % !!!
I was 16 in ‘71 and could not agree more! Sadly, by the end of the decade radio was mostly unlistenable. It went downhill from there.
My Brother. You’re familiar with Terry Reid’s work. Enough said.
Everyone was always saying, in the future we have flying cars and advanced this and that, but I say 1971 is looking pretty good right about now.
Rock S, I remember watching this when first broadcast on the BBC,I was a carefree 11yrd,I know things never stay the same but well I just wish it hadn't changed soo much.All the best
and the 80's and the first half of the 90's.....after that the politicly correct universe started:(
I’m planning on finding a way to live in the ‘70’s and ‘80’s in some kind of infinite loop. Was a truly great time to be young and alive..pity I didn’t know quite just how much back then. At least there’s RUclips.
Fucking right.
@@kevinbraden798 yeah I agree, you can’t even smoke in petrol stations these days.
When a band like The Faces sounds even better live than their record...you know that band is great.
All bands should, it's supposed to thier natural environment.
Something new artist don’t have this was about 40 years ago befor Ron wood went to the stones.
And when the band are completely drunk and still kick it better than the record, absolute masters of the craft.
Cocaine is a hell of a drug....
and they were even better when Steve Marriot was leading them
Nothing in this world is perfect but MAN do I miss the old days when music like this was popular and people were generally happier. I love this band!
You are right people were a lot happier then the music was good and life was good.
Completely agree. This brought back good memories.
To true when we lived through strikes and recession with good rock music and couldn't give a fuck about politics.
I hear ya 💗
A-men!
The Black Crowes should send these guys a Christmas card every year
Only if you believe in it guys? The product of False Religion!
Brilliant!! lol
We do love the ratty Faces sound, don’t we?
Absolutely... now that you mention it
Thought the same thing - especially Chris Robinson's thievery.
The Faces are an incredible group with amazing music 🎶 🎵. Rod Stewart and the Faces brought a different style and approach to their musical talents 🎉🎉. I'm so blessed to have grown up with this type of amazing music 🎉🎉. They sure don't make rock and roll like this anymore 🎉🎉
Ronnie Wood is absolutely killing it!
That sound
For me the best rock song ever.
The guitar and piano playing is so great.😊
The controlled chaos at the end, each member doing his own thing but they are still all on the same page, pure magic.
Ronnie Lane one of the most under rated musicians of my time. The man was so unbelievably talented.
100% agree!!
Debris is one of my favorite Faces songs...hes great.
Miss Ronnie Lane
I know and to meet such a sad end when Seeger said rock n roll never forgets
One of the greatest ever Ronnie Lane was rock and roll just like Keith is.
This is why old buggers of our vintage go on about what music really was.
Damn Skippy! Today’s music is crap!
Buggers,,,, Love it.... Damn it, I am one,WOW LOL
No auto tune bull shyt
It's also a very rare outing for the original lyrics. The BBC would not have played it, and in 1971, that is all that counted.
And that's why they still play "our" music...!
Music between 1967-1973. It was an explosion of pure magic.
Really 64-79 or so. But in the early part of the period, you could play anything that you wanted. Look at the lineup at Monterey. Even as late as Woodstock. After that, htings got fragmented/ IN 1969, Sly was on the same stage as The Who. By 1975, P-Funk shoudl have been on the same stage as say Rush because they were both freaky prog bands, but no.
@@joem5903 True by then the business men took over and they separated band by genre because of marketing. So a band like p funk could not perform on the same festival with rush.
@@bentleycoupe8788 ironic that some of those same executives may have signed a lot of those vans because they didn’t know what else to do. They just knew that they had to jump on the new movement.
My teen years. So incredible. ❤😢
Black music constitutes the bulk of durable music from that time.
I keep coming back to remind myself how good they were. A bar band par excellence. You can practically smell the stale beer and cigarette smoke. Oh, Rod Stewart became a great pop star and he earned it. But for my money, this is the way to hear him, with a brilliant band of working class lads behind him, rockin' for all they're worth. Long live The Faces.
Ronnie Wood kind of became a bit of the thing later as well.
I was lucky enough to be a teenager in the 70s. Good times, great music
Me 2
Anche Io
I came up in the 90s huge black Crowes fan,saw them live in 92. Chris did all of Rod's moves with the mic stand
DITTO, AND, I was lucky enough to see the Rod and Woody show live! Could be the best concert I ever saw!
My best life choice was being born in 1960.
Rod Stewart and Ron Wood look like somebody ordered the same rock star in two different colours.
Hahahaha! Excellent, and true
That was 'The Shag' haircut, popular back then.
..and different sizes
These guys were a good band, each player was talented, they had chemistry, too bad they couldn’t keep it going, wasn’t meant to be .....
Lol yup
That Ronnie Lane bass line is fantastic. Musician of the most talented of rock and little recognized.
What bass is Ronnie playing?
@@kbraker510 It's a Zemaitis. Ron Wood's guitar with the metal front is a Zemaitis, too, although the Plexiglas guitar he's using here is a Dan Armstrong.
When I saw Faces Jesse Ed was playing bass
@@garyeaton1756 Wow!!!
The piano was awesome Too!
I can't help but love Rod and Ronnie together. 🎉
Saw them together in Cleveland stadium. Arrowsmith was there also.
Rod Stewart really had one of the greatest rock voices back in the day.
Unique!
Rod Stewart. John Fogerty Meat loaf and Axl Rose. Are impossible to cover.
That legend on the keyboards, Beck, was a big help to Rod too
Have you seen him in concert? He just keeps getting better!
Dan, you’re spot on. Stewart and Marriott both. I was born 1960, took punk, two tone, indie etc. Some great rock music, but Stewart & Marriott in their prime - oh lord, stunning
Rod Stewart, in his day THE embodiment of what a rocker front man was supposed to be.
I forgot how adorable Rod Stewart was. His later years obscured his roots.
Rod simply could not reach those notes anymore so he changed his style & selections of songs, can’t criticize him for that.
You certainly took your life in your hands sharing a stage with Rod when in a mic stand twirling mood!
🤣the other guys on stage were making sure to stand clear
No. He almost hit Ronnie Lane.
@@snit22yes! i saw that too! and Lane quite calmly ducking out of the way -- i get the impression that he and Wood were both very well practiced at avoiding that mike stand!
Before Rod Stewart was a lounge act, kids, he was a fucking great Blues singer working with music’s greatest gods and goddesses.
Michael Reid Perry , You speak the truth.
How these guys were never bigger confounds me.
He’s still pretty damned good. Saw him in Louisville in ‘18. He still rocks!
And of course, Ronnie Wood is top shelf!
Fuck the easy money. Hold on to your dignity ladies and gents.
My favorite Rod Stewart song by far. It's raw, gritty, sexy, & full of energy. There's a few comments below saying it's a little loose & sloppy. Yeah, in the best way. I'd hate to see a band perform to a metronome, tight & rigid. Music has to flow & breathe. Very well rehearsed song & band. All great musicians on that stage...
Loose and sloppy? LOL. It's called EDGE, and all the best musicians/bands have it.
I've always been a big Faces fan. Ohh la la is one of my favorite albums. 👏👍 See them once playing in Jersey City Roosevelt stadium on the school's out bill with Alice Cooper, and the James gang great show. ☮️🤘
@@MrX-jw5yw a few have it....most are just plain inept
Perfect comment
wouldn't change a thing,NUTHIN'! ;)
Rod and the faces were a match made in heaven
Ronnie Lane - most underrated rock bassist ever.
And as songwriter too.
Totally agree. Ronnie most underrated..
And this, children, is Rock'n'Roll.
(daddy mode: off)
Say no more lol 💁🏻♀️👍🏻😊☝️
Eric...yes it is!
Yass
💯 I loved living the 70's, When music was the best...❤
You are not wrong there
Ronnie wood is a incredible lead guitarist when people let him shine on Stage he is incredible
Yes, and a major songwriting talent as well - when allowed to shine, as he was in Faces and solo.
I actually like his bass chops more in Rod’s early records..
Yes underrated he never got credit for several stones songs , Limousine was his He is a good rythem and blues excellent team player too
The two Ronnie's!
That guitar tone gets me everytime.
Again, keep it dirty.
What it must feel like when every single member of your band would be the absolute best standout musician in any other band on earth.
I was very fortunate to see the Faces live in 1971 at Nottingham University. A night to remember - they carried on playing even after the lights went on. When they switched off the power supply to the stage, they carried on acoustically. They were having so much fun playing and who were we to complain?
Now that wouldn't happen this day n age with all the health n safety and money involved happy days 💰🎸🎼🎼🎶🎶🎵🎵🎷🎹
Saw them in Canton, Ohio. Great show.
Totally
Jealous
WOW!!!....HOW COOL IS THAT! Much love...and more than a little envy on your experience. Wish I was there with you for that gig. Legendary!
Thanks for sharing that particular moment where haf no lights only the accoustic guitar would have been amazing with Rod Steward voice...
This song is 50 phuckin years old and still amazing.....Rod , Ron and the band...True frickin Legends.....
phuck yeah! nothing beats this old$hit for pure hard rocking rock and roll!
The older I get the more I love listening to anything and everything Ronnie Lane was a part of.
@@disprogreavette8545 who?
The bass player and founder of the band, Ronnie Lane. Small Faces, The Faces, Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance, Mahoney's Last Stand album with Ron Wood, Rough Trade album with Pete Townshend....the guy's whole catalogue of music is brilliant and he's criminally underrated. Cheers
@@disprogreavette8545 He was involved with Rough trade ??? 😱 My god, with Carol and all ? One of the best EVER Canadian bands ! Wow !
Not for children. This is REAL rock n' roll done by rockin' professionals.
This is as close as any of us who lived through the 1970s will have to a time machine to relive it, thanks for posting!
I'm lucky. Some songs from the Faces show I saw in '72 are on YT.
Please remember Rod like this, not that "Do you think I'm Sexy" guy. Rod is THIS RIGHT HERE. Every Picture Tells A Story shows it clearly.
Correct! (IMHO). A great album at the time, and still good to this day.
every picture tells a story was a masterpiece!
I can't help it. I had to cover "Do you think I'm sexy" once so I'm unable to forgive him.
This is an awesome song, and there's nothing wrong with "Do You Think I'm Sexy." There were some great players doing that song with him. Wahi' Valleys
Can’t do it. There is no coming back from disco.
This is what you call a talent overload.
Maximum overdrive.
'This' is the Rod I grew up loving. This band was just sooo good!
What a pretty and most fascinating woman ,hello, my darling ?
Rod practically took out Ronnie Lane with the dang mic stand. I love his bass playing so much.
The 60's and 70's were truly a golden age for Rock & Roll.
You’re right. I look at it like the renaissance of truly great music, just like poetry, painting, and classical music had its day. Now all of it’s dead, soulless reproductions. It will never attain the magic again. You could get the best singers and musicians today to play this song but it still won’t capture the magic.
Absolutely agree with you.
Loved the 60s generation change from the Booted&Suited to everything pascal , Jeans, Hair And The Music , Bob Dylan , Stones, John Lennon, Donovan, joe cocker, James Taylor, led z etc.
Two great decades. The 80's were mostly garbage, but the 90's brought back good music.
@@jeremyc9593 Completely agree about the '80s. A synthed out wasteland.
Greasy funky rock and soul none of today’s so called bands can touch. The Faces, Foghat, Robin Trower, Procol Harum, Humble Pie, Savoy Brown were my favorite bands of that era. I still play them regularly.
Jethro Tull, B.O.C., Uriah Heep… Rock on!
James Gang, Rick Derringer, Edgar and Johnny Winter...
@@commanderscroob and isn't it nice that now you can put all your favorite songs into an iTunes library and skip the songs you don't like? when i play compilations of my favorite songs i lose track of time.
Yep and maybe throw in Small Faces, James Gang and early J Geils Band
Black Coffee
When Rod had a real job - with the greatest rock and roll band!
Could easily have had as big impact (or bigger) as a live show for decades like the Stones with this lineup. Regrettably, Rod decided to go the Elvis route as a celeb, lounge act. Still a great voice, but abandoned his edgy creativity.
Rod is knob...
Ronnie Lane is nothing but great. The most grooving bass player ever.
The whole band was talent...
Ronnie Wood on guitar is not too shabby either
There were so many great bands during this era you could almost take them for granted. Looking at this live rendition of this classic song makes me realize just how amazing it was to live through it.
"The Faces" got me thru a tough time back in '71. when rock could heal a young boy's soul.
Scott English the Faces got me through the early nineties shooting pool in my basement for a livin’
The Faces are getting me through the night on my computer.
And that's right now, man!!!
kamuelalee AYE
Love your brandy.
Helping me out right now 🙂
71 was the greatest year for rock and albums in particular
Ronnie Lane was such a unique bass player. He was a huge part of their sound.
Don't come here if you can't handle the nostalgia.
This came out as I got back to "the world" from Nam. That's f'n rock, and roll! A nod's as good as a wink...to a blind horse. The best that Rod ever was.
glad you made it back chief,thank you for your service...
@@jaydurr8513you're welcome...you're worth it.
One of my favorite rock songs. Every guy on that stage is awesome!
Man! What a song!! I remember hearing this when I was in the sixth grade in 1971. I had a crush on a girl named Rena. I used to change the lyrics from Rita to Rena. 10 years old at that time. One month shy of being 63 and this song is just as awesome as it was back in the day.
What a great memory of this song. I love how music can take you back to a moment. 🤘🏻
The strut. The roll. The sheer soul. Rod's voice. And Ronnie's clear guitar with that mean ol' slide. Holy shit. Timeless.
Timeless in a way that only music from that era can be. Forty years from now, no one's going to be saying that about today's music.
@@Kate-hu5uz this was 50 years ago +
A Dan Armstrong-designed Ampeg guitar.
That's right you're correct Timeless they had a thousand more hits than the stones ever deserved the stones couldn't freaking tie their shoelaces on a good day after Mick Taylor left
@@Undercoverbrotherfromanother - Strange comment to make here, considering who replaced Mick Taylor.
The best Shag haircut ever displayed on stage. Legendary voice legendary performer.....
The splendid rockstar shag 'do, before it devolved into the mullet!
This is one UNDERRATED ROCK BAND.
The Mighty Boosh ...
Great to see musicians with wires attached to their instruments. You know it is going to be good! RIP Ronnie.
Love the Music of Rod Stewart & Faces ❤️🎸❤️🎸♥️🌟♥️🌟♥️🌟♥️🌟♥️🌟♥️
Yes kiddies Rod Stewart was pretty cool in the early seventies .
it was the only time he was cool... when he had guys like Ronnie Wood and Jeff Beck backing him...
ALWAYS WAS and ALWAYS WILL BE. Haters suck
Ok, boomer. Anything you say.
Until he decided to go all Lionel Richie. All the way to the bank. Lol. : )
At 4:01, I want that outfit with the plaid pants....LMAO!
RIP RONNIE LANE STEVE MARRIOTT & IAN McLAGAN ALL GONE TO YOUNG
@Zeljko Trifunovic none of them died from drugs though,steve Marriott died in a house fire,ronnie lane had m.s and suffered for years and ian mclagan died of a stroke
@Zeljko Trifunovic ....Shut the fuck up. Why are you even here in the first place then?
@ZelijcoTrifunovuc go and peddle your shit on a street corner some Sunday morning
@Zeljko Trifunovic Aye, shut the fuck up. See a trend here?
@Zeljko Trifunovic May I say for Peter... Thank You
There's not enough of the older videos.. this was a blessing.. amen
The Faces were one of my late Mom's favorite bands.Im so thankful I was raised by parents who loved great music.REST IN PEACE DEAR WALLY AND EV
Same hear. I learned all this stuff from mostly my dad, some mom too. They're both still here and he's still rocking at 76. I'm 56.
Fucking phenomenal band full of bloody legends.
John Lennon on drums! (2:33)
That about sums it up.
@@ronwilliams357 ,No. It’s Kenny Jones.
Indeed! Did they make it in to the R & R Hall? Probably not as it seems some not all of the most deserving never make it in.
I still miss Ronnie Lane. Tragic loss to music. His solo music was so personal and real.
What you said.
@@catherinefitzpatrick9144 oh yes.xx
And Rod almost whacked him with his microphone stand at the start.
Have you watched the documentary about him, The Passing Show? Absolutely brilliant.
David Wright no, I haven’t. I will have to check it out. Thanks.
This sh!t never gets old. And it never will. Thanks for posting and stay safe ☮️
Awesome bunch of fellas! And how awesome to see Ronnie Wood doing something besides the Rolling Stones! Hearing how good these kids were doing this song live is a kick, because I've become so used to hearing it for 50 years that I sometimes take the song for granted. Hearing this, and seeing the band performing it puts it in a whole new light for me now. And how about the drum breaks at the end? Pretty cool hearing a live version, and how good he was!
Ronnie Lane we miss you dearly.
You can just see Ronnie Lane thinking, "Jeeze Rod, you'll have someone's eye out with that mic stand".
I’m laughing so hard I was thinking the same thing Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha so right
I was thinkin' more like... "You Damn Crazy Bastard...!"
One of the good things about being as old as I am (62) is growing up with great music like this. One of the bad things is that most of the cops who would let me off with a warning for driving too fast because I had music like this blaring on the radio have retired.
The '70s. The good old days of the greatest music in history.
The Faces always looked like they were having a great time onstage together, would have loved to have seen them live like a party every gig.
Ronnie Laine - sublime bass player...
Live. When the rhythm guitar drops out for the lead. And still rocks. Bands like this are few and far between and non existent these days.
Stones
I didn't realize he was playing a Dan Armstrong plexi...
Rock and roll is non-existent these days.
@@stephenzanichkowsky4434 - Yep, early on the Dan Armstrong plexi was his go-to slide guitar. 1975ish he picked up a Tony Zemaitis black disk front and that became the "Stay With Me guitar."
I graduated from high school in 1971; this is music I grew up with. Saw them in concert in 1971 Stockton, CA with Fog Hat as the opening band. Good stuff!
Same year, and saw them in Boston sloppy but fun.
They came, they lived, they left. But , look what was left behind. As a treat for all. Forever 🌎
When this song plays on the radio while I'm driving and getting close to my destination, I pass it by so I can drive a while longer listening to this truly great rock song.
@@DavidB-py8nz How do you know, are you in the back seat?? I’ve done the same numerous times. Perhaps you don’t get excited by good Rock, shame.
Me too. I always hear this one out!
Today's so called "music"(sic)..no matter how sophisticated their sound man is can't touch a candle to good old "fuzzed up loud & live" R&R like this....
Wow! Rod with an actual awesome stage presence! This is why we fell in love with Rod Stewart to begin with! My all time favorite song. Faces was really his gig.
Had the pleasure of hanging out for a few minutes after the Philly’72 Spectrum concert with Rod at the Marriott Hotel on City Line on the outskirts of West Philly. Long Story. A total gentleman!
Yeah.. his later years "Sinatra" stuff was.. well, not his real stuff.. 😂
One of the baddest rock songs ever recorded. Sounds as great in 2020 as it did the first time it came out. Ronnie is smokin'
Woody's dirty guitar sounds are fantastic, and now he is part of that weaving duo in another band. Loved the Faces in the 70's and they still sound better than most bands around at the moment. Great Rock n Roll never dies.
Love Ronnie. Love Keef. Not so keen on that weaving crap.
Prefer a more defined lead/rhythm style.
This song was pretty modern sounding for 1971. My dad's friend played this Faces stuff from a pre-mix studio cut edition he aquired, on a really high end Telefunken reel to reel. They sounded BIG in his old wooden house with wood floors and an 12 foot ceilings. Fantastic band and sound for so long ago with bare minimum "tools". My dad and his friend are still around rocking at 76 years young.
Everyone talks about tone, and yes there are a few very distinct guitarists, Page, Kossoff, Knopfler, but Ronnie Woods had an instantly recognisable and unique tone, wasted in the Bones. This evolution of the Small Faces into The Faces, is next to Free, the most underrated by mainstream group ever. Outstanding Musicians, and song writers. The Brits definitely rule, on Acca Dacca squeezing in!
Ronnie Wood is a Badass, always has been and always will be. The dude has so much cool dripping off of him, it's a wonder he doesn't melt!!!!
The Faces .......world greatest bar band...world’s funnest band...and on a good night, world s best band.
Thinking the same- they blew dust out of old school speakers, sound systems.
Great comment 👍
Always have loved this song. Also, Stewart's live version of Maybe I'm Amazed is one of my favorites as well.
@Thomas Bell I remember when the New Barbarians played in my city, Milwaukee, in 1980. There were supposed to be "special guests" but nobody special came so a riot ensued.
I don't know if Ronnie gets enough credit for his contribution to the sound of the Stones but you can really hear what he brings to the table here. Great side man for Rod.
The best quality copy of this on RUclips.
One of the greatest song outros ever! Wouldn't complain if it went on like that for another 5 minutes.
No auto tune & backing tracks here kids. When musicians were musicians.
Dang right!!!
Yeah..autotune for those that cannot sing
❤ Nobody was better live, despite being under the influence. Saw 'em and with possible exception of Kinks, nobody was so much fun - not Stones or Who or Led Zep. These guys had Stage Presence in tons. Thanks for all the memories.
If this isn’t the epitome of rock & roll I don’t know what is !!!
Oh my, when Rod Stewart was actually good (before he went disco) ... love this song.
Aww.....no problem with disco....alot of rock acts were doing it then.....Kiss,The Rolling Stones,Santana....even Van Halen.....dance,dance,dance the night away.
And before that made up 70s rumor about him going to the hospital and getting his stomach pumped.
Ronnie was a beautiful bass player and a very interesting human being 🙂
One of the all time best songs ever recorded PERIOD
The Ronnies constantly ducking away from Rod's mic stand is hilarious.
all male band.
@@archiecoolsdown5854 whoa...wait a second...Michael's onto something! It's an ALL MALE BAND!!! Michael, man, you've got to tell us why you felt it necessary to tell us that! Dying to know, actually...
@@squirrelbutler2119 I think, right, and I might be going out on a limb here, but, I think...The Faces might've been an all male band.
don't you just love it, Ron is really good at ducking, must have had a lot of practice
Perhaps he meant that the guys weren't bitching about it.
I’m 38, I remember my mum on the cassette tape in her Ford Escort it was Faces, Rolling Stones and some bay city rollers, I used to sit in amazement at the songs and learned them all. Singing along from journey to journey, good times.
I'm from 1952 and still can't get beyond all the great shit that was coming out of England back then: Kinks, Stones, Cream, Led Zep, the Who, Bowie. It seemed endless....
Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood hit their absolute peak on Stay with me, got famous and then it was downhill from there.
Ronnie Lane the most underrated men in music .A true talent RIP
"In the morning, don't say you love me", just an absolute classic opener to a song. It says it all. Rock on Rod!
Rachel Hunter didn’t say she loved him. She ditched his ass!
@@porkchop3328 late here . But that dude had just about every chick throwing themselves at him. That cat was having 4some and 5some. Every night. And he was the only dude in the room. Some guys have all the luck. He was happy. He got his piece. She thought that she was letting him down. He went back to the party. With a big 😁 on his face.
This band was the absolute epitome of soulful, yet dirty in your face rock and roll. No other band has come close to this brilliance.
Gasoline Alley and Every Picture Tells a Story are among two of the finest acoustic rock albums to ever have been released in my opinion.
Ummmm, not acoustic.
@@davedzone What exactly isn't acoustic? I know that 'Stay With Me' itself isn't acoustic but I was talking about Rod Stewart's albums 'Gasoline Alley' and Every Picture Tells a Story'. I was very clear about that in my post
@@joelmalone7922 all the electric guitars on the songs would make it not acoustic. Even on Maggie may. Hammond organ, electric guitar and bass. Acoustic means acoustic only. Gasoline Alley is closer as it has no electric guitars listed.
@@davedzone Have you ever listened to Mandolin Wind, A Reason to Believe, Lady Day, Cut Across Shorty, Gasoline Alley etc. Sure they may have been recorded using pick-ups connected but they're acoustic guitars. Call Ron Wood, Rod Stewart and ask them yourself.
What a fabulous Bass line ,and of course what a sensational player is Ronnie Lane
And THIS, boys and girls, is rock and roll!
Wow, that's pure rock n roll, people. Classic Rod and the guys at their best!
They don't write or sing or perform songs like this anymore. This is REAL talent!
Karlo,. I saw. some. old. BBC. concert. footage late. one. night,. and. they. fucking. Rocked.
Love this older version of Rod Stewart. Incredible group of musicians.