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Faces were formed by former members of Small Faces and Jeff Beck Group, and had a unique arrangement with solo contracts and songwriting credits. They had several hit singles and albums, but broke up in 1975 due to tensions and solo projects.
- Stay With Me (1971) From Woody’s incessant guitar intro though to Kenny’s final drum kick, this is a prime slice of Faces sleaze’n’roll. Lyrically there’s no hiding the song’s blatant intentions, which only adds to the fun, while the deft changes in tempo are masterfully handled before Mac leads them into the home straight with some neat keyboard runs.
- You Can Make Me Dance, Sing or Anything (1974) Their final single – an infectious soulful workout aided by an uplifting string arrangement. The repeated ‘Keep on loving you baby’ refrain at the close tips its hat to Bobby Womack’s You’re Messin’ Up A Good Thing.
- Ooh La La (1973) Ronnie Lane’s wistful closer to the Ooh La La album was in the wrong key for Rod and after the bassist himself had a shot at the vocal himself, it was thrust onto Ron Wood.
- Cindy Incidentally (1973) Built around a pleasingly simple mid tempo keyboard shuffle, this delightful outing provided them with their biggest hit, reaching No.2 in the spring of 1973.
The Faces were formed in 1969 by former members of the Small Faces and the Jeff Beck Group. They released four albums, toured extensively and were inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame in 2012.
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Jul 17, 2024 · After teasing their legendary BBC recordings on two Record Store Day releases, the Faces are set to make fans “Shake, Shudder, Shiver” with a comprehensive boxed set compiling all of the group’s BBC concerts and surviving studio sessions.
A comprehensive list of albums, singles, and chart positions of Faces, a British rock band featuring Rod Stewart. Find out their studio, live, compilation, and box set releases, as well as their certifications and references.
YearTitle (a-side / B-side)Peak Chart Positions(us[1][10])Peak Chart Positions(can[11][12][13])1969"Flying" / "Three-Button Hand-Me-Down" ...——1970"Around the Plynth" / "Wicked Messenger" ...——1970"Had Me a Real Good Time" (original 1970 ...——1971"Maybe I'm Amazed" / "Oh Lord, I'm ...——Feb 19, 2008 · Faces "Stay With Me". julesobee. 4.1K subscribers. Subscribed. 36K. 7.2M views 16 years ago. Faces - Stay With Me...more.
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Faces was a boozy and bluesy rock & roll band of the '70s, fronted by Rod Stewart and guitarist Ron Wood. Find out more about their history, style, members, discography and top songs on AllMusic.
