This is the album where the Faces came into their own as a band. After the breakup of the Small Faces and the recording of the Faces' debut "First Step" in 1970, Rons Lane and Wood, Kenny Jones, Ian McLagan and frontman Rod Stewart emerged with the first of the two best albums of their all too short career--the other being the equally excellent "A Nod Is as Good as a Wink..."
While there's plenty here for fans of Rod the Mod to enjoy [including a stunning live version of Paul McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed," which had to leave Sir Paul slack-jawed after hearing it!], the real treasures are Ronnie Lane's contributions: the folkish "Richmond" and the ballad "Tell Everyone," the very type of songs Lane would make a career out of after leaving the Faces only two years after this 1971 release.
1CD | EAC rip | CUE + LOG | Covers | Release: 1971 | APE | 247 MB
Genre: Rock / HF + FS
Tracklist:
1. Bad 'N' Ruin [5:28]
2. Tell Everyone [4:22]
3. Sweet Lady Mary [5:51]
4. Richmond [3:05]
5. Maybe I'm Amazed [5:34]
6. Had Me A Real Good Time [5:54]
7. On The Beach [4:18]
8. I Feel So Good [8:54]
9. Jerusalem [1:53]
Rod Stewart: Vocals
Ian McLagan: Organ and Piano
Kenny Jones: Drums
Ron Lane: Bass, Guitar and Vocals
Ron Wood: Lead Guitar, Slide Guitar and Pedal Steel Guitar
Bobby Keyes: Saxophone
Harry Beckett: Trumpet
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