A dynamic front-page feature from Melody Maker dated 8 May 1971, dominated by a powerful live shot of Rod Stewart and announcing forthcoming UK dates for The Faces, set against major news of the Fillmore East and West closures. SOURCE DETAILS Publication: Melody Maker Date: 8 May 1971 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Front Page Title: Faces Tour Announcement / Fillmores to Close THE STORY This Melody Maker cover captures The Faces at the height of their live reputatio

A major multi-page interview feature in Zigzag magazine with Rod Stewart of The Faces, titled “FACE TO FACE WITH A FACE”, covering the band’s history, songwriting, live performances, and personal anecdotes. FEATURE Publication: Zigzag Magazine Issue: No. 19 Date: May 1971 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Main Feature / Interview Spread Title: FACE TO FACE WITH A FACE THE STORY In this extensive interview, Rod Stewart discusses The Faces’ formation, their transition fr

Issued on 11 September 1970, this Vertigo 7" single captures Rod Stewart during the early rise of his solo career. Following the momentum of An Old Raincoat Won’t Ever Let You Down, Stewart delivered a fiery, soulful cover of the R&B classic It’s All Over Now. Backed by members of The Faces, the single highlights his raspy voice and loose, live‑in‑studio energy. Stewart reshaped the song with a passionate, world‑weary performance that blended rock, soul, and pub‑rock swagger.

Rod Stewart’s second solo studio album Gasoline Alley, released on June 12, 1970 in the United States on Mercury Records, featuring a distinctive cobblestone cover and marking his continued exploration of rootsy, folk-tinged rock with members of Faces. RELEASE / PUBLICATION DETAILS Artist: Rod Stewart Title: Gasoline Alley Date: June 12, 1970 Label: Mercury Records Format / Type: Studio Album (LP & 8-Track) Country: United States Catalogue: SR 61264 (LP) TRACK LIST Side A Ga

A powerful early British blues release featuring Long John Baldry with The Hoochie Coochie Men, this single includes Rod Stewart’s first known recording on the B-side. A raw, energetic take on American blues and gospel classics. Artist: Long John Baldry And The Hoochie Coochie Men Label: United Artists Date: June 19, 1964 Catalogue: UP 1056 Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: UK A-Side: “You'll Be Mine” Written by: Willie Dixon B-Side: “Up Above My Head I Hear Music In The Air”