At that time The Faces were rocking as hard as any, I mean ANY other rock n roll band. Stones, Who, Beatles, Aerosmith, MC5, Stooges, Cream, LZ; Faces were just as tuff. What a lineup!!!
Just saw a fine local band Wild Heart close their set with this raucous tune from The Faces at last Saturday's Fairview on the Lawn community festival. Made my day for sure.
🎵"In the morning Don't say you love me 'Cause I'll only kick you out of the door I know your name is Rita 'Cause your perfume smelling sweeter Since when I saw you down on the floor, guitar.... You won't need to much persuading I don't mean to sound degrading But with a face like that You got nothing to laugh about..!!!!"🎵
I love these TOTP performances. The best is when these guys came back to do Rod’s solo Maggie May (still the Faces behind him). Ronnie Wood had left the stage to either drink or smoke and the 1st solo came up. He ran back up so fast laughing his ass off the whole time
I seen the Faces in 1975 when I was 17, at Roosevelt Stadium NJ opening up for Skynyrd and I remember Ron Wood was doing dual duties that year between The Faces, and The Stones, Live, because Mick Taylor abruptly left The Stones, and shortly after that The Faces disbanded, and the Stones needed another guitar player for good. So I guess Ron Wood was the obvious choice..He looked like a Stone, he played like a Rolling Stone, and I'm sure he was destined to be a Rolling Stone.....Plus they were friends anyway...frankm62yroldwhitekid..That was my take on all of it anyway, but lots of partying back then so........I may be wrong..lol...rockon
wow how flipping awesome is it to live a life as a musicians give any thing to live a life of hasppiness n free expression instead of dead end factory slave....love to feel alive again once ...
The dirty fuzz chopping on that guitar , the bass and keys , the clothes and shoes , the singing are all epochal of a halcyon time which was lost to sterile karaoke marionettes .
@@samdog8087 And they were both so fucking great, but The Stones get more popular probably cause they had more hits in the 60s and 70s and they lasted longer..I think they were so close to equal at that time , but shit happens
Almost. ...lol they did without question. Here's a band with not only melody and vocals, but a groovy rythm section. However fame/record sales favor the stones because most of the listening audience has no concept of depth in music.
Good Lord, that man could SING....pure smoky soul!. Isn't it funny how music's like a time machine? Just watching this now and all of a sudden it's 1972 and I'm 15 years old at some garage party while this is blasting on the jukebox and I'm sure I'm trying to put the moves on some co-ed by saying "Let's Go Upstairs and read my tarot cards".....which, by the way, solidly became my pickup attempt line for the rest of the 1970's and 1980's....along with an occasional "What's Your Name Again?" ha ha. .…….It's kinda like that scene in the movie "Ratatouille".....you know, where he eats that dish he hadn't had since he was a child and at first bite he's instantly transported thru a time-warp tunnel back to sitting at the kitchen table as a child with his mother there and he's eating the dish she cooked for him? …...This video was like that for me....ZOOM, instantaneously I'm back to 1972 in that that smoky garage with the keg and the jukebox and us dancing to this song.. Ah yes...great great memories. Thank you for them, Rod - both you and The Faces were a big part of the Soundtrack of my life!
That's because I'm realizing that Ronnie Lane is one of the great underrated musicians of the classic Rock era. Not just bass. Just listen to his singing and co-songwriting on the far-out "Ogden Nut Gone Flake" album with the Small Faces. One of my all time favorite albums now.
@@georgeorr1042 Ronnie "iS nOt unDeRraTeD," he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1977. He's one of the responsible for the Mod scene in the 60s with Small Faces, got together with Pete Townshend and released Pete's best solo album in the 70s, he had a prolific folk/country solo career until his illness became worse. Stop with this "underrated" buIIshite just because you don't know the artist's career.
Brilliant song, reminds me of Archway off the Holloway Road, London N7, my old Manor. Brilliant memories of crazy London raving days in the 1990s! UK 🇬🇧
I got paid shit to work at Disney and people gushed every day about how amazing my job was... I was crying all day between shows & nobody helped for a year. They weren't making shit for money then. Don't be a dizzy disneyphoile When you ask cast members about their jobs they will get fired for telling the truth. Sorry for raining on the 3 o'clock parade Also listen to any interviews of any of them. They did it and became successful because they didn't care about the money. It's not about pixie dust. It's talent and sacrifice.
@@fowleheidi482 And your rant has exactly what to do with Rod, Ronnie and the rest of the Faces? It is a genuine pity that your time at Mousewitz has left you so damaged and embittered. I have known countless people who've worked for Disney--including many in entertainment--and to a person they have said they enjoyed the experience. To be sure, they saw and had some problems, but all-in-all they treasured making Magic TM.
I thought it was Freddie Mercury that invented the mic stand "inversion- thrust and twirl"... But I stand corrected. It was Rod Stewart that first displayed it on stage as demonstrated at the :18 mark in 1972
I was lucky enough to see both Rod Stewart and Freddie Mercury in the prime...early in their careers. I was 15 years old and saw Queen on my birthday. Rod 2 years later. Thats when concerts were magical! Peace you all.
Rod and his great mate Ronnie Wood rock it up with a raunchy, good time singalong anthem of the joys of one night stands. With the Faces on rollicking good form, all barrelhouse piano and slide guitar, this cheery closing time belter invites you to throw romantic caution to the wind. “I’ll pay for your cab fare home / You can even use my best cologne / Just don’t be here in the morning when I wake up,” is the old lothario’s charming chat up line
*Wanna See A Match Burn Twice?* 🔥 Engine Search the *Black Crowes* after this performance! 🎸 Smart move on the *Black Crowes* part to immulate *Faces!.* Around 1975, *Ronny Wood* started playin' w/ *Stones!* (Full Circle) *Rod Stewart* slaughters *Mick Jagger* on Lead Vocals tho! ...Hey!... *"I know! It's only Rock-&-Roll but I like it!*
I saw them twice live at The Sundown Edmonton...had been the best cinema in the area before a live venue BUT IS THIS THEN...as they started the slow down beat, people stamping on the circle floor made the whole balcony MOVE up and down, I thought, whoops, it wasnt meant for that but what a great night it was..a mate didnt like the bass to his stomach, me being a playing muso, didnt bother me at all but THESE WERE one of the best all time good time bands..
![Rod Stewart & The Faces • “It’s All Over Now” • LIVE 1974 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4iGqYqDbcdw/mqdefault.jpg)
That little push toward the microphone Rod gives to Ronnie before the first chorus is the most endearing part of this incredible performance.
"Get ready to sing, mate!"
@@fretbuzz59 yeah, cause they're faking it and they want to make it look as realistic as possible. LOL
@@MikeKeller You think they're faking it? That's LOL.
@@fretbuzz59 presuming you're not joking, yeah, they're miming. This is the exact recording off the record. No guitars plugged in.
@@MikeKellerThe vocals sure seem live. Not at all identical to the studio version.
The music from this time is the BEST!!!!! BELIEVE!!!!!
The two Ronnies, Wood and Lane.
Don't forget Van Zant
I think this is one of the top ten R&R songs
Mom's a huge rod Stewart fan and has seen him over 20 times, one does not talk bad of rod in her house its sacrilege
Oddly that's my mom's favorite Singer too
Ron wood hell of a lead 👍
The great TOTP performance. This band always looked like they were having a great time.
That wasn't a TOTP performance, that performance was from a show called 'Sounds For Saturday'.
BBC
Well, look at Rod’s eyes…so there’s that
@@mounts655 Lol! Agreed. And he looks like he could be Macaulay Culkin's dad on this!
Robbie because they're just like a couple of regular guys you'd hear jamming in a garage or basement. They have that sound.
Best song by the FACES.
At that time The Faces were rocking as hard as any, I mean ANY other rock n roll band. Stones, Who, Beatles, Aerosmith, MC5, Stooges, Cream, LZ; Faces were just as tuff. What a lineup!!!
inquiry7 the beatles and cream had broken up by then LMAO
Amen!
They were Awesome!
They were the junior varsity version of the Stones, also their farm team!
If they stuck it out, would have been solid competition for a band like Bad Company during the mid 70s
Ronnie Wood at his finest
He kinda was hidden by the Stones!?
Lane..one helluva bassist
This song kicked ass when it was first released & it's still kicking ass! Love the Faces!
Doug Stevens 2020 still kicking ass
@@justinhaller7361 And Lord knows, 2020 _needs_ its ass kicked. 😡
rod stewart makes it what it is lol top 10 pop/rock musicians in history ofc. some would argue top 15 but no he is top 10.
I jam this in my boat, island hopping the NC coast
The drumming is great!
Kenney Jones.
Perfection
..the 80s definitely changed you Rod. What happened to the blood-shot eyes and half-bottle of whiskey for breakfast chic?
Such a good song
Discovered pastels.
Five geezers simply loving their life. Chemistry like this ain't easy to come by.
Geezers? They are all in their 20's. You know this was 1972 right??
@@starpowermike2846 You are a septic twat: geezer means bloke in English.
This song is perfect for Peter and Gamora
A nod's as good as a wink!
to a blind horse
The saying in Ireland is a "nod is better than a wink, say nothing"
Just saw a fine local band Wild Heart close their set with this raucous tune from The Faces at last Saturday's Fairview on the Lawn community festival. Made my day for sure.
1:12 I love the way he laughs looking at someone, during the lyric " I'll only kick you out of the door"
😂 I thought he was looking at Ronnie Woods.
@beachgirl1701 Yeah most likely it was Ronnie, probably a little story there they both know about ... wink 😉
🎵"In the morning
Don't say you love me
'Cause I'll only kick you out of the door
I know your name is Rita
'Cause your perfume smelling sweeter
Since when I saw you down on the floor, guitar....
You won't need to much persuading
I don't mean to sound degrading
But with a face like that
You got nothing to laugh about..!!!!"🎵
I love these TOTP performances. The best is when these guys came back to do Rod’s solo Maggie May (still the Faces behind him). Ronnie Wood had left the stage to either drink or smoke and the 1st solo came up. He ran back up so fast laughing his ass off the whole time
Lip synching. They didn’t GAF
Wow real music for a change
Great true real rock band! The girls they must of had lol
gonna kick you outta my door ..... love the riff on this
Wow!! What a great band. Stewart kicks ass .
RAW FCKIN GREAT
No words needed
Rod looks like he's been on a 3 day bender, ahh, the good old days!
3 Days? Oh, he took it easy before this show! :)
Bring back the good ol days!
It's 02-02-2020 and this sounds great!!
Ronny has a Bigsby tremolo.... on his bass. Badass
Who made the Bass?, I can't tell. For s second I thought it was a Ric, but quickly saw it wasn't.
Dan Stevens there they are my fav my
My mom loved him this was always playing in our home lol
It's a good job Ronnie was so short. Rod would have clobbered him with that mic stand, else.
Ron Wood on guitar.🗽
RIP Ronnie & Ian!!
Nice.!
When Rod kicked ass, Ronnie Wood still looked hot and that keyboard run....always loved Stay with Me😎
I seen the Faces in 1975 when I was 17, at Roosevelt Stadium NJ opening up for Skynyrd and I remember Ron Wood was doing dual duties that year between The Faces, and The Stones, Live, because Mick Taylor abruptly left The Stones, and shortly after that The Faces disbanded, and the Stones needed another guitar player for good. So I guess Ron Wood was the obvious choice..He looked like a Stone, he played like a Rolling Stone, and I'm sure he was destined to be a Rolling Stone.....Plus they were friends anyway...frankm62yroldwhitekid..That was my take on all of it anyway, but lots of partying back then so........I may be wrong..lol...rockon
Was at that show.Ten Years After performed before Skynyrd.Great show and great stadium for the concert
Dog Day Afternoon Movie Soundtrack😀✔😎
Sounds great thanks for posting!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
wow how flipping awesome is it to live a life as a musicians give any thing to live a life of hasppiness n free expression instead of dead end factory slave....love to feel alive again once ...
Rod the Mod, il vero, grande Rod con la voce roca, graffiante, potente!! Presenza scenica notevole, un grande del rock(passato) con o senza i FACES!!
The opening guitars reminds of headshrinker by oasis. They obviously were influenced by this.,
He came not for the rightious but sinners like me/thank you JESUS thank you LORD !!!
There's Hope for us, let's take it before the door is shuts.😁
Wow
Way better than the Stones...
powerfull !!!
Came here after the brits
Better, isn’t it!?
Swagger!!
wood is good
The dirty fuzz chopping on that guitar , the bass and keys , the clothes and shoes , the singing are all epochal of a halcyon time which was lost to sterile karaoke marionettes .
Rod pushed him to the mic at 1:52
Ronnie Wood is on guitar, but who is the other guitarist not the bass player but the other guitarist?
It wasn't Rod Stewart's band.
Listen up mil loonie als this is how it’s done
Take The Revolver Riff and make it kick even more…. Impossible you might say - this taught me to not!
Great band, but someone had to carry Keith Richards. :)
About a gerbil.
Kenny the ddummer
3:40 acid
That was a weird was dance like a lot of the dances of the seventies. Oh well. 🤔🤔😂😂😃
They should put this song on a CD disk, send it out on a spaceship and when the aliens find it they'll know what good rock n roll is.
Lol I doubt aliens would even understand it. It would probably sound like white noise to them.
Wtf 😂
😂
♥️👽 Rockin’ Out
To
Rod & The Faces.!!!
💃🏻🕺🏼
@@RResidentAlienNN They are Aliens :P
Yes kiddies - this is how it's done.
About this time in the early 70's The Faces could almost out Stone The Stones...
Which is why the stones grabbed ron wood
@@frankny4947 I was 9 then, jammin to both in the burbs of Westchester...peace brother
@@samdog8087 And they were both so fucking great, but The Stones get more popular probably cause they had more hits in the 60s and 70s and they lasted longer..I think they were so close to equal at that time , but shit happens
Yep !
Almost. ...lol they did without question. Here's a band with not only melody and vocals, but a groovy rythm section. However fame/record sales favor the stones because most of the listening audience has no concept of depth in music.
Good Lord, that man could SING....pure smoky soul!. Isn't it funny how music's like a time machine? Just watching this now and all of a sudden it's 1972 and I'm 15 years old at some garage party while this is blasting on the jukebox and I'm sure I'm trying to put the moves on some co-ed by saying "Let's Go Upstairs and read my tarot cards".....which, by the way, solidly became my pickup attempt line for the rest of the 1970's and 1980's....along with an occasional "What's Your Name Again?" ha ha. .…….It's kinda like that scene in the movie "Ratatouille".....you know, where he eats that dish he hadn't had since he was a child and at first bite he's instantly transported thru a time-warp tunnel back to sitting at the kitchen table as a child with his mother there and he's eating the dish she cooked for him? …...This video was like that for me....ZOOM, instantaneously I'm back to 1972 in that that smoky garage with the keg and the jukebox and us dancing to this song.. Ah yes...great great memories. Thank you for them, Rod - both you and The Faces were a big part of the Soundtrack of my life!
Love it brother!!!!
That bass line is hypnotic 🔥🔥🔥
That's because I'm realizing that Ronnie Lane is one of the great underrated musicians of the classic Rock era. Not just bass. Just listen to his singing and co-songwriting on the far-out "Ogden Nut Gone Flake" album with the Small Faces. One of my all time favorite albums now.
@@georgeorr1042 Ronnie "iS nOt unDeRraTeD," he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1977. He's one of the responsible for the Mod scene in the 60s with Small Faces, got together with Pete Townshend and released Pete's best solo album in the 70s, he had a prolific folk/country solo career until his illness became worse.
Stop with this "underrated" buIIshite just because you don't know the artist's career.
@@redacted2275 Perhaps you’re right. But, remember, “underrated” is always a compliment.
killer tone
Back when Rod the Mod made his best music.
Ronnie Laine, what a bass player, always looked so happy on the stage, missed a lot, real talent, and when rod was the mod!
a full minute of instrumental before Rod even opens his mouth.
It's odd to think that at one point Rod Stewart actually rocked.
That he did!!! For decades. The dude is nearing 80 now. I think he looks fabulous for his age
Brilliant song, reminds me of Archway off the Holloway Road, London N7, my old Manor. Brilliant memories of crazy London raving days in the 1990s! UK 🇬🇧
Man for man pound for pound player for player always blew the stones away.
Superior catalog of songs too.
Faces is one of my favorite bands of all time...but let's not get carried away, mate!
This song was better than anything the stones did. It is the ultimate rock song .
Rod Stewart in his prime was in an elite group with his vocal range. Another reason why he's in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice!
I don't agree with that But ya know I love both I don't consider it a competition
Everytime I watch this performance, I think, "There are five guys getting paid a ton of money to have more fun than humans should be allowed to have."
I got paid shit to work at Disney and people gushed every day about how amazing my job was... I was crying all day between shows & nobody helped for a year.
They weren't making shit for money then.
Don't be a dizzy disneyphoile
When you ask cast members about their jobs they will get fired for telling the truth.
Sorry for raining on the 3 o'clock parade
Also listen to any interviews of any of them.
They did it and became successful because they didn't care about the money.
It's not about pixie dust. It's talent and sacrifice.
@@fowleheidi482 And your rant has exactly what to do with Rod, Ronnie and the rest of the Faces? It is a genuine pity that your time at Mousewitz has left you so damaged and embittered. I have known countless people who've worked for Disney--including many in entertainment--and to a person they have said they enjoyed the experience. To be sure, they saw and had some problems, but all-in-all they treasured making Magic TM.
The be faced were the best of the they just did not know it
Epic performance of a legendary song
Love this band and this song.
About 90 seconds has been cut from the end of this performance. The full video is available elsewhere on UA-cam.
One hell of a tune.Still sounds brilliant
I thought it was Freddie Mercury that invented the mic stand "inversion- thrust and twirl"... But I stand corrected. It was Rod Stewart that first displayed it on stage as demonstrated at the :18 mark in 1972
I was lucky enough to see both Rod Stewart and Freddie Mercury in the prime...early in their careers. I was 15 years old and saw Queen on my birthday. Rod 2 years later. Thats when concerts were magical! Peace you all.
Rod and his great mate Ronnie Wood rock it up with a raunchy, good time singalong anthem of the joys of one night stands. With the Faces on rollicking good form, all barrelhouse piano and slide guitar, this cheery closing time belter invites you to throw romantic caution to the wind. “I’ll pay for your cab fare home / You can even use my best cologne / Just don’t be here in the morning when I wake up,” is the old lothario’s charming chat up line
0:19 Rod Stewart almost hits Ronnie Lane with mic stand.
Oh... That just took me back to my teens. Almost like a time machine.
Fantastic 👍
"and his band"... He was just part of the band.
There's a drummer for the Who and a guitarist for the Rolling Stones in there somewhere..."get on in there"
13old kid knew this tune well my mom loved this man
*Wanna See A Match Burn Twice?* 🔥
Engine Search the *Black Crowes* after this performance!
🎸
Smart move on the *Black Crowes* part to immulate *Faces!.*
Around 1975, *Ronny Wood* started playin' w/ *Stones!*
(Full Circle)
*Rod Stewart* slaughters *Mick Jagger* on Lead Vocals tho!
...Hey!... *"I know! It's only Rock-&-Roll but I like it!*
Wow, I love me some dirty guitar!
Shit! Rod missed my favourite line! "But with a face like that you got nothin' to laugh about!"
Only 360p.
Love it , always have , love his voice and ronnies guitar
I always loved it when Rod Stewart would rock out. None of that sappy acoustic ballads. This is raw, dirty and so sweet!!
Stewart and faces was an incredible band. Notice the lead guitar on this. A distinctive voice. Loved all they did.
Love this band!!!!
On the edge of being an absolute right off and the boys pull it out the bag. Fucking gold!
Not in fact restored.
When Rod was still credible! what a band
I am just listening to this because I have to sing this song for my best friend for her birthday
Ooohh those 70 ies........................
ALL OF THESE MUSICIANS ARE GREAT❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I wish the rolling stones had covered this song.
I saw them twice live at The Sundown Edmonton...had been the best cinema in the area before a live venue BUT IS THIS THEN...as they started the slow down beat, people stamping on the circle floor made the whole balcony MOVE up and down, I thought, whoops, it wasnt meant for that but what a great night it was..a mate didnt like the bass to his stomach, me being a playing muso, didnt bother me at all but THESE WERE one of the best all time good time bands..
Go back and forth between Faces and Stones regarding who was better but man Faces was sooo raw!
lol the lads looks like they were pre-gaming it all afternoon before the taping. Still on nail every last note, though.
Wow. Great Band
No Autotune there!!! The real deal 🎉
Mary J Blige’s cover brought me here. Not disappointed, this is awesome.