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Tracklist
- A1Miss Judy’s Farm3:40
- A2You’re So Rude3:43
- A3Love Lives Here3:07
- A4Last Orders Please2:35
- A5Stay With Me4:40
- B1Debris4:37
- B2Memphis5:28
- B3Too Bad3:14
- B4That’s All You Need5:05
Reviews
Rated 2/10
Boring classic rock without even the classic aspect? I've never even heard of them. I am ready for the boomers to go away so music like this is forgotten.
Rated 6/10
Soild blues rock album, great vocals by Mr Stewart.
Rated 10/10
Before today, I had no idea that Rod Stewart had a band! In 1969, the band "the Small Faces" disbanded when Steve Marriott left. The three remaining members picked up Ron Wood on guitar, and Rod Stewart on vocals, and became the band "Faces".
Rod already had a career of his own with his solo work, so he used his time with "Faces" to go wild. A few songs on this record were sung by bassist Ronnie Lane. His voice isn't as strong or recognizable as Rod's, but is still good in its own right. There are heavy blues influences on this record, and I love the sludgy guitars throughout!
Apparently "Faces" lived the rock 'n' roll lifestyle: partying, drinking, and womanizing! It's too bad the band broke up after only 5 short years! I can't believe I just discovered Faces today!!
After breaking up, Rod continued with his solo career, Ron Wood joined the Rolling Stones, and drummer Kenny Jones eventually joined the Who, so quite a perigree of talent came from this band!!
I've heard the song Stay With Me before, but always assumed it was just a Rod Stewart song.
Overall, I loved today's album! So much so, that I listened to it twice! I will definately listen again!
Favourite songs: Stay With Me, Memphis, Miss Judy's Farm, Too Bad, That's All You Need, You're So Rude,
Least favourite song: If forced to pick, Last Orders Please
5/5
Rated 4/10
Eh, nothing special. Just average folksy early 70s rock. 2/5
Rated 6/10
just average
Rated 4/10
Blues rock band featuring Rod Stewart as the front man. Smart and tight performed, this gives good vibes with a blues sound. Stay With Me is pretty gross, mainly because it puts the image of Rod Stewart having sex in my brain, which I could do without.
Rated 4/10
Great title! Dull and predictable album.
Rated 6/10
I wasn't too familiar with Faces, but knew Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood had some sort of connection, so this makes sense now. The album was alright, bit dated and lacked consistency (of the band's "identity"), it was either "this is a Rod Stewart song" or not. Stay With Me is a good old sing-along.
Rated 8/10
This album was right up my alley. The blues-rock genre is already something I really enjoy, so this fit right in.
The production of the album overall felt very genuine and laid back. I'd point specifically to the track Too Bad as a good example of this. Every instrument has it's place and each stands out so clearly that I feel like I'm hanging out in the room with the band playing around me.
I was also pleasantly surprised by the clarity and grit of Rod's vocals.
Overall a fun listen and a band that I'm curious to hear more of.
and I was pleasantly surprised by the grit of Rob Stewart's vocals.
Rated 6/10
Rock clásico, cercano al blues, muy buen sonido. Tuvo que ser genial verlos en directo en su época. Me han gustado: "Stay with Me" y "That's all you need".
Rated 8/10
Works for me. Sounds like a good drinking album. Kinda wish Rod Stewart sang lead on every track though.
Rated 6/10
Stay With Me och Memphis är bra grejer!