Faces: (Boozy Glam)

Faces: Boozy Glam Rebels (60 posts) Rod, Ronnie & the lads-drunk on pubs and power chords. Stay With Me was foreplay, Pool Hall Richard a brawl in stereo. No glitter, just leather, sweat, and a voice that could make a jukebox cry. Glam's rowdiest dinner party. More hangovers arriving weekly.

Final Concerts Prior to US Tour Advert: 1971

Faces' Pre-America UK Gig Run Published in the UK on January 16, 1971, Melody Maker’s one-page advert “Final Concerts Prior to U.S. Tour” promoted Faces’ upcoming UK dates — their last major shows before heading to America. The ad listed a packed January schedule, presented by John Martin in association with Billy Gaff, featuring concerts at Newcastle City Hall, Nottingham Trent Polytechnic, Bradford University, Croydon Greyhound, Birmingham Town Hall, Exeter University, Hamp

Faces

Jan 16, 19711 min read

Faces: Had Me a Real Good Time Single UK (1970)

The Good Time That Skidded Faces’ “Had Me A Real Good Time” 7-inch vinyl single, was released in the UK on November 13, 1970, on Warner Bros. Records (catalogue: WB 8018). Backed with “Rear Wheel Skid,” this raucous rock track, written by Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood, and Ronnie Lane, was produced by The Faces, was a unique early mix that appeared ahead of the album Long Player. Recorded by Warner Bros. Records Ltd. and distributed by Pye Records (Sales) Ltd., it did not chart in

Faces

Nov 13, 19703 min read

Faces: Had Me A Real Good Time Single US (1970)

A Boozy Rock 'n' Roll Blast Faces’ “Had Me A Real Good Time” 7-inch vinyl single, was released in the USA on October 21, 1970, on Warner Bros. Records (catalogue: 7442). Backed with “Rear Wheel Skid,” this upbeat boogie rocker, written by Ronnie Lane, Rod Stewart, and Ron Wood, served as the band's second US single from their debut album First Step. Produced by Glyn Johns, the A-side’s infectious energy and Stewart’s raspy vocals celebrated a wild night out, but it failed to

Faces

Oct 20, 19703 min read