Biography

As the swinging 1960s turned into the '70s, UK mod/psych-pop heroes the Small Faces splintered into different directions, one of which was the Faces. Fronted by future Stones guitarist Ron Wood and future superstar Rod Stewart, the Faces were one of the key rock & roll bands of the early '70s, a brash, swaggering, alcohol-fueled font of bluesy, good-time music. Over time, Stewart became focused on his solo career and the Faces (who also backed him on his own albums) took a back seat. By 1975 the band fell apart. Subsequently, Wood joined the Stones, Ronnie Lane went solo, and Kenney Jones replaced Keith Moon in the Who.

Top Tracks

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• Bad 'n' Ruin

• Cindy Incidentally

• Debris

• Flying

• Had Me A Real Good Time

• Hi-heel Sneakers/everybody Needs Somebody To Love

• If I'm Late On The Side

• Jealous Guy

• Maggie May

• Maybe I'm Amazed

• Miss Judy's Farm

• Ooh La La

• Pool Hall Richard

• Silicone Grown

• Stay With Me

• Sweet Lady Mary

• Take A Look At The Guy

• Three Button Hand Me Down

• Too Bad

• Wicked Messenger

• You Can Make Me Dance, Sing Or Anything (even Take The Dog For A Walk,

• You're My Girl (i Don't Want To Discuss It)

• You're So Rude

Discography

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• Coast to Coast: Overture and Beginners

  Mercury

  1974

• Ooh La La

  Warner Archives / Warner Bros.

  1973

• Long Player

  Warner Archives / Warner Bros.

  1971

• First Step

  Demon

  1970