Ooooh yes ! This goes back to the early 70s. So many great bands and MUSIC then. I was 18 at the time, I was spending crazy money on records. No choice, there was new awesome stuff coming out *e v e r y week* ! But these guys were in a class by themselves !
THE WHO's "Won't Get Fooled Again" for the movie "The Kids Are Allright" was good too.....and just about any FOGHAT tune, they sound Awesome live! Seen them 3 times over the decades.
Kenny Jones makes it sound like seven different dudes hittin the licks, really amazing. I forward this to friends and they sudenly start listening to all of the really old Faces and Rod Stewart stuff.
Wow! Rod Stewart, Ron Wood on guitar, Ian McLagan on keyboards, Ronnie Lane on bass guitar, and Kenney Jones on drums were the Faces. They were the most successful Brit band from 71 to 75. Amazing vid! TFP.
This is good old fashioned rock and roll !!! Notice how the band lets everyone guitar, bass, drums and singer develope and allows space in the song. Incredible!!
Hes great. But his guitar always seems to get buried. Wish he would have used that fatter Gibson sound . Even Richard's sounded better on Gibson. Could never imagine Taylor sounding as good on a strat. Hendrix strategy was set up like a different guitar. Popular Mechanics had a scientific article why Jimis Guitar was unique sounding.
They need another "Thumbs-up" icon that says "I Love This" instead of just "l Like This" It has it all, a young Rod Stewart, a rare video of Ron Wood before he went on to become one of "The Rolling Stones"! A great drum solo, great live guitar playing, and a rock song that is a MUST SEE video!!!!!!!!!!!! I added this to my Great Rock Songs play-list!
In my opinion, Rod's performance here makes up for any criticism he receives for what he'd done after leaving the Faces. This version has to be considered as one of the best anywhere. Not to mention Woody's awesome sound and Lane's great driving bass. Epic, awesome, classic, whatever you call it - its great! Thanks for the posting.
Absolutely fantastic ,what an incredible band and performance ,Rod Stewart was such a great singer and I think all the work he did with The Faces was outstanding . Kenny Jones ,what a great drummer ,but Wood ,Laine and Mclaglan are all such brilliant musicians ,such a shame they didn't stay together for a while longer .RIP dear Laine and Mclaglan.
I love Jonesy, dearly. In a sense he taught me how to play drums, but The Who didn't work for him. Required a different kind of drummer. Saw them in Seattle in 1982. The Faces were much better suited to how he plays. Listen to the records and you'll see what I mean.
@@DeanMk1 - to be fair, Kenny was much more technical than the Who required - I can't really think of anyone who could/can play in the style like Moon.
@@twstrgmailcom Could be true (we never got to see how much of a technician Moon really was), but The Who required a different approach than The Faces did. We all work within a certain "area" (do not read that as "genre"). A select few work equally well in all areas. We are, what we are. Simple as that.
For those too young to realize or who have forgotten, proof positive that Rod was indeed ROCKIN' ROD once upon a time! 1st W/Jeff Beck then Ronny & Co.-BTW-one of the most underrated bands EVER...kick assed rock & roll with a heapin' helping dose of blues. Damn this stuff's great. Thanks for sharing this little jewel Brother! Peace!
I've heard this song ever since I was little when it came out, but I never really heard the genius of Ronnie Lane's bass playing. He is an amazing bass player. I absolutely LOVE the tone he gets from his rig. I'd like to know what he's running. But beyond that, his note choices and general funkiness is just amazing and I'm sorry I never paid that much attention to it earlier in life. I really missed out.
I always get the impression that Rod, when he sings a sad song, a song about pain and loss; like this one, that he laughs and jokes to keep from crying. If you listen without watching this impression is magnified. So much emotion. Oh to see them live...
Surely one of the BEST albums ever...Musicianship ,Vocals, Lyrics. Best memories. Never saw live. But their albums were recorded in away that sounded live even though they were studio.
+Andy Smith Every picture tells story sounds as fresh today as when it was released a true classic album will killer vocals and musicianship. Ron Wood was at his best with Faces
i was blessed to see rod stewart twice. 1st with the jeff beck group then with faces, at his peak. both in philly - thye spectrum. ron wood was awesome...
thevoid99 It was the time. Everything was changing like it or not. He has always been out to make $$$ and did not want to miss the boat. I personally am not a later day fan. I love The Faces while he was a member but after that forget it.
ROCK N FREAKING ROLL. That is one of my favorite songs. Being a drummer, Kenny Jones, nice drum solo in the context of the song, awesome. Big fat drum sound singing wide open. Of course Rod, Ron, Ronnie, Plonk & Ian rock. Lots of great musicians and collaborators in that band. Never seen i'm losing you live, thanks for posting
I swear nobody picked up the entire mike stand and thrust it into your face like Rod Stewart. He was the master thruster. Also, notice him just sitting down while he lets the band takes over. They make it all look so pure, like they were born for just this moment. Oh, and that crescendo starting about 6:45. Whew!
Ron Wood, you're my favorite Stone. I sure wish Faces had lasted throughout the years. 'twould truly be a delight to see y'all perform these tunes live and in person. RIP Ronnie Lane, would that you were here to be in on the fun. Is the rumor for real?!
This will always feature in my Top 20 songs of all time x. Remember watching this on BBC2, I think. I must have been about 12/13 at the time. In fact my first ever live gig was this line-up of the Faces, Lewisham Odeon. My mates were all screaming & crying over Donny et al. I was listening to these cheeky chappies, Traffic, Sly & F Stone, Ska: ta to my older sister! Was totally in love with Rod and Ron W. Remember watching this, laughing, smiling........Oh! good time R&R all the way x
This is so fantastic!!! when music was pure and without computer help!!! raw talent there best song ever.whish i could go back to those days and hear them again!
All time best of British! They give it absolutely everything and them some. Born in 48 so lived through all this fantastic stuff / goodness knows where we heading now but thanks to UA-cam can get a fix of the real stuff know and then.
Sweet Jesus!This live performance video presents Rock at it's finest hour......Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood were at that place of perfected bad-assery throwing every savory bite of a coup de gras show everytime and shutting down the house 🏠 🎶🎸🎼🎹🎼🎸🎤
+Walt Sisson His shift from his solo into a wall of guitars is one of the great moments in rock. Ron Wood would probably agree - check out his energy and licks at the moment of transition.
Kenny Jones absolutely tears this bitch to pieces !! For years, I swore that it had to be Carmine Appice and his awesome double bass attack because there was no way it was a single bass. Then I saw this clip about 5 years ago and went, wow, Kenny Jones is a dynamo.....great stuff !!
I'm sorry everyone. I've fallen in love with this music/video to the extent that I have to comment on it again. F--king BRILLIANT! I wish I could find this on vinyl.
Rock and roll at its best, great to see Ronnie Lane jamming to the song Im losing You 💔💋 I guess you figured out by now that the faces, really are the voices of all of those teenagers going through such hard times like losing their lovers. ❤️🔥Believe me 💯they'll get over it. How I love that song though, I'm losing you 💥💥💥 That's a wrap🕊️🕊️
Ian on the keys is demonstrative of how AWESOME this band is/was, full bodied & boldly flavored !! If the first 10 seconds don't kick you in the head !?
Have this on vinyl, my teenager son ( in 1990ish) and his friends (who played guitar amazingly) couldn't understand why it was amazing. It was and still is. A one off
Can't get enough of this version. I tell you people I was born too late, missed out on all the GREAT Rock and Roll. 1978 baby here. At least my Dad showed me the right direction when it came to music. Thank you for uploading. Luv it!!!
Incredible, I dont know how many times I have seen this. The energy, you can feel it, the five playing at their best, One of the best live performances I have ever seen. I agree with some of you , you dont find something like this today. I think I would mention the Black Crowes today like a band to compare with the old ones, with a great sound and a great live. btw, maybe the Crowes could do a good cover of this song.
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This video should be listed in the dictionary as the definition of Rock n Roll
Ooooh yes ! This goes back to the early 70s. So many great bands and MUSIC then. I was 18 at the time, I was spending crazy money on records. No choice, there was new awesome stuff coming out *e v e r y week* !
But these guys were in a class by themselves !
not exaggerating when i say this is one of the best live performances on you tube
Yes.
Totally Agree
Hell yeah,,
But, who are you?
THE WHO's "Won't Get Fooled Again" for the movie "The Kids Are Allright" was good too.....and just about any FOGHAT tune, they sound Awesome live! Seen them 3 times over the decades.
Now THAT'S an opening riff that gives me goosebumps every time I hear it. Outstanding talent!
One of the best🎉
Love the intro on this. Ron Wood absolutely smashes it!
This is one of the best drum solos in rock & roll!
The drum solo was goddamn perfection.
Kenny Jones who joined the Who after Keith Moon die, good band Ronnie Wood Rod singing wish they stuck together for awhile ...
Kenny was definitely feeling it!
Rod's voice was incredible back then, what a rendition! Pure rock n roll!
This should be played on the radio to let the youngsters of today know what real music sounds like. Best band for me and mine.
Kenny Jones makes it sound like seven different dudes hittin the licks, really amazing. I forward this to friends and they sudenly start listening to all of the really old Faces and Rod Stewart stuff.
It just doesn't get much better than this.
The whole album " Every Picture Tells a Story" was phenomenal!
This has to be one of the best live recordings of any rock song ever.
Their performance on this can stand with any of the best.
Awesome!!!
The bloody Faces ... saw them in San Jose CA in the early 70's. As English as you can get. And they kicked ass. Thanks for the reminder...
Being English they kicked arse
Deserve more thumbs up👍
I'm Jealous i was 4-7 years old
Rod Stewart is Scottish but grew up in England
The drum solo is amazing!!!
yep.
Wow! Rod Stewart, Ron Wood on guitar, Ian McLagan on keyboards, Ronnie Lane on bass guitar, and Kenney Jones on drums were the Faces. They were the most successful Brit band from 71 to 75. Amazing vid! TFP.
Great band but I think Led Zeppelin was a Brit band probably a little more successful from 71-75.
@@copoopoo9113 indeed
Not Ronnie bud. JEFF BECK!!
@@johnworley9418 thats ronnie wood man. jeff beck has never been in faces
Maybe not the “most successful” Brit band, but definitely, the best Brit band. How about Kenney Jones’ drum solo! And not a hair out of place.
This is good old fashioned rock and roll !!! Notice how the band lets everyone guitar, bass, drums and singer develope and allows space in the song. Incredible!!
Ladies & Gentlemen..... That's what Rock & Roll is!!!!!!!!!!!
awesome... a real live performance
no overdubbing no lip syncing, just 5 guys and a ton of talent and hard work.
Ronnie Wood's tone is to freaking die for!
Yes. What happened when he got to the Stones? Makes no sense.
what ya talking about what happened to him? Times change you can't do the sixties for ever. You got a problem with an album like Some Girls?
NO DOUBT!
Hes great. But his guitar always seems to get buried. Wish he would have used that fatter Gibson sound . Even Richard's sounded better on Gibson. Could never imagine Taylor sounding as good on a strat. Hendrix strategy was set up like a different guitar. Popular Mechanics had a scientific article why Jimis Guitar was unique sounding.
@@puplover7991 Listen to the ‘Black and Blue’ album. You’ll hear Ronnie. ❤️
They need another "Thumbs-up" icon that says "I Love This" instead of just "l Like This"
It has it all, a young Rod Stewart, a rare video of Ron Wood before he went on to become one of "The Rolling Stones"! A great drum solo, great live guitar playing, and a rock song that is a MUST SEE video!!!!!!!!!!!!
I added this to my Great Rock Songs play-list!
kenny jones killing it, what a fantastic rock and roll band...
Real musicians.
In my opinion, Rod's performance here makes up for any criticism he receives for what he'd done after leaving the Faces.
This version has to be considered as one of the best anywhere. Not to mention Woody's awesome sound and Lane's great driving bass.
Epic, awesome, classic, whatever you call it - its great! Thanks for the posting.
No doubt 70s music fanatic.
Kenney Jones' drumming was powerful and driving, and Ian McLagan on the keys was perfection.
Well said!
Necroing this because you are damn right!
My favorite Rod song of all time. The drum solo will always hold special memories for me ;) Kenny Jones is so bad ass here.
It's the faces not just rod Stewart. No offence ha
@@mojojojojuniper6122 Exactely ! You know your music Mojo !
Mine too.
Ronnie lays down some heavy bass. what a band
this is rock and roll,amen
For people born after 1980 who wonder what the big deal about Rod Stewart is.
Thank you for saying that - so sick of seeing bad commentary on Rod from that age group who don’t understand why he is a legend.
Aye, there's a scoop that might dictate Rod.
Absolutely Cad Anson.
You mean Sir Roderick Davis Stewart CBE who sold 100 million records? Oh gee let's see - how much time to you have??
I was born after 1980 and I’ve known about him for most of my life because I was raised right.
to all you old time classic rock and roll fans this is one that blew up the charts
Absurdly good. The opening chords on this make me shiver every time I hear it.
On a really good day like this they were unbeatable! Deep down dirty and super cool.
+Ben McConaghy
well said.
One of the BEST drum solos in rock!
Absolutely fantastic ,what an incredible band and performance ,Rod Stewart was such a great singer and I think all the work he did with The Faces was outstanding . Kenny Jones ,what a great drummer ,but Wood ,Laine and Mclaglan are all such brilliant musicians ,such a shame they didn't stay together for a while longer .RIP dear Laine and Mclaglan.
KENNY JONES: The Faces and then THE WHO. Tremendous drummer, and played on some truly IMMORTAL tracks!
I love Jonesy, dearly. In a sense he taught me how to play drums, but The Who didn't work for him. Required a different kind of drummer. Saw them in Seattle in 1982. The Faces were much better suited to how he plays.
Listen to the records and you'll see what I mean.
@@DeanMk1 - to be fair, Kenny was much more technical than the Who required - I can't really think of anyone who could/can play in the style like Moon.
@@twstrgmailcom Could be true (we never got to see how much of a technician Moon really was), but The Who required a different approach than The Faces did.
We all work within a certain "area" (do not read that as "genre"). A select few work equally well in all areas.
We are, what we are. Simple as that.
Any pro level jazz drummer would've been a better fit for the who. Jones did fine but every song he recorded with the who sounded generic.
Lets be honest here KENNY JONES is a Great drummer......KEITH MOON was Spectacular!!!!
These guys are like storm-troopers...they just attack the song and the stage! I'm exhausted!
They were awesome-hard driving Rock like it should be done!
+David Cignoni And they still found the stamina to hit the booze the way they did :)
+Powderfinger Agreed! The intro cuts through like Jimmy Page's intro to "Good Times Bad Times". Stops you in your tracks!
yes, it is ROCK as it should be! The Faces were one of the underrated great bands of the 60's!
+David Cignoni 70s
On their best nights, such as here, no band was ever better. Never seen this one before, thank you so much for posting it, utterly perfect.
Kick-ass Drum solo!! That's how you know this song is from the 70's!
The Faces.....Rock n Roll at it's Best
For those too young to realize or who have forgotten, proof positive that Rod was indeed ROCKIN' ROD once upon a time! 1st W/Jeff Beck then Ronny & Co.-BTW-one of the most underrated bands EVER...kick assed rock & roll with a heapin' helping dose of blues. Damn this stuff's great. Thanks for sharing this little jewel Brother! Peace!
Real music by a real band! Class
All music is real music
I love the way they rocked out this Temptations classic!
I've heard this song ever since I was little when it came out, but I never really heard the genius of Ronnie Lane's bass playing. He is an amazing bass player. I absolutely LOVE the tone he gets from his rig. I'd like to know what he's running. But beyond that, his note choices and general funkiness is just amazing and I'm sorry I never paid that much attention to it earlier in life. I really missed out.
The definition of "Classic Rock"
Awesome drum solo Kenny
Faces at their very best. Ian and Plonk RIP Thank you for the music.
I always get the impression that Rod, when he sings a sad song, a song about pain and loss; like this one, that he laughs and jokes to keep from crying. If you listen without watching this impression is magnified. So much emotion. Oh to see them live...
Surely one of the BEST albums ever...Musicianship ,Vocals, Lyrics. Best memories. Never saw live. But their albums were recorded in away that sounded live even though they were studio.
+Andy Smith Every picture tells story sounds as fresh today as when it was released a true classic album will killer vocals and musicianship. Ron Wood was at his best with Faces
+Andy Smith saw them twice. killer shows!
The facial expressions on Kenny Jone's face on the drum solo are priceless!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i was blessed to see rod stewart twice.
1st with the jeff beck group
then with faces, at his peak. both in philly - thye spectrum.
ron wood was awesome...
why you say that?
have you ever heard his albums?]
fool.
johnebgood108
are u referring to the albums he did when he went disco and everything else afterwards?
you are just being a jerk.
johnebgood108
what, just because he decided to throw away his talents for lame trends in order to make himself look like a dinosaur?
thevoid99 It was the time. Everything was changing like it or not. He has always been out to make $$$ and did not want to miss the boat. I personally am not a later day fan. I love The Faces while he was a member but after that forget it.
Superb! The Faces what else can you say Rod in his prime class.
That opening riff says it all!
+Ron T I agree but also love the way they come back in after the drum solo, brilliant
That drum solo is awesome! I love the way they did this.
I'm 71 nnow.I was q8 when the Faces did this.
And I remember Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood
Playing on Jeff Beck's "Truth" ,and "Beckola".
ROCK N FREAKING ROLL. That is one of my favorite songs. Being a drummer, Kenny Jones, nice drum solo in the context of the song, awesome. Big fat drum sound singing wide open. Of course Rod, Ron, Ronnie, Plonk & Ian rock. Lots of great musicians and collaborators in that band. Never seen i'm losing you live, thanks for posting
I swear nobody picked up the entire mike stand and thrust it into your face like Rod Stewart. He was the master thruster. Also, notice him just sitting down while he lets the band takes over. They make it all look so pure, like they were born for just this moment. Oh, and that crescendo starting about 6:45. Whew!
Paul Rodgers did it first LOL
@@jeremywhakarau2403 god help us MR COMPETITION. why dont you just fuck off , ooh i musnt forget the ubiquitous LOL .
Ron Wood, you're my favorite Stone. I sure wish Faces had lasted throughout the years. 'twould truly be a delight to see y'all perform these tunes live and in person. RIP Ronnie Lane, would that you were here to be in on the fun. Is the rumor for real?!
This will always feature in my Top 20 songs of all time x.
Remember watching this on BBC2, I think. I must have been about 12/13 at the time.
In fact my first ever live gig was this line-up of the Faces, Lewisham Odeon. My mates were all screaming & crying over Donny et al. I was listening to these cheeky chappies, Traffic, Sly & F Stone, Ska: ta to my older sister! Was totally in love with Rod and Ron W.
Remember watching this, laughing, smiling........Oh! good time R&R all the way x
The Faces were just raw energy...with Free, the 2 most underrated rock bands ever. They should have ruled the world.
Awesome performances all around, Classic sound, especially like Ian McLagan's Hammond/Wurlitzer keyboard pairing.
Jesus Mary and Joseph ...... I felt the thump through my laptop, imagine being being there live! Thank God I grew up with this classic.
this is one band who showed how much they liked playing together
Bands like this didn't die; they just raised the bar on good music to such a high degree that very few bands could match it. ;)
Pure Legendarys Stewart, Ronnie, Kenney and Lane.
This is so fantastic!!! when music was pure and without computer help!!! raw talent there best song ever.whish i could go back to those days and hear them again!
Stewart was unparalleled when he was working with a real band like The Faces.
All time best of British! They give it absolutely everything and them some. Born in 48 so lived through all this fantastic stuff / goodness knows where we heading now but thanks to UA-cam can get a fix of the real stuff know and then.
One of the greatest rock songs. Blues to the beat.
The Faces - I'm Losing You
This has always been a good one over the years .
Wow! Stunning. Thanks for the upload.
Kenny Jones is a really great drummer!
Sweet Jesus!This live performance video presents Rock at it's finest hour......Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood were at that place of perfected bad-assery throwing every savory bite of a coup de gras show everytime and shutting down the house 🏠 🎶🎸🎼🎹🎼🎸🎤
Incredibly good music
Love this song ,one of my favourites. Rod did a lot of fantastic bluesy stuff!
when plonk strides in at :24, i know it's gonna be good!
funky as hell.
If you know enough to call him Plonk, my friend, you're on the right track.
... and again when he picks up Jones at 6:13 after the drum solo, sublime !
Great drum solo by Kenny Jones at the end of this track...!!
there lives have moved on. I remember showing this to my son and his friends they weren't impressed!! Lol
Just love it
Best placed and most listenable drum solo in rock. Perfect song.
Kenny Jones starts to really cook at 4:30. A masterpiece.
+Evan Thompson He starts off slow then just kills it!
+Walt Sisson His shift from his solo into a wall of guitars is one of the great moments in rock. Ron Wood would probably agree - check out his energy and licks at the moment of transition.
Kenny Jones absolutely tears this bitch to pieces !! For years, I swore that it had to be Carmine Appice and his awesome double bass attack because there was no way it was a single bass. Then I saw this clip about 5 years ago and went, wow, Kenny Jones is a dynamo.....great stuff !!
He did a fine job with The Who back in the 80's too!
great footage of a great band. Head and shoulders beyond their peers, and beyond their years.
My Dad introduced me to this stuff in the 80's when I was a little boy. Great to SEE the performance as well as hearing it. Thanks Dad.
Pure talent... The Faces rocked and they still are my fave band of all time!
I'm sorry everyone. I've fallen in love with this music/video to the extent that I have to comment on it again. F--king BRILLIANT!
I wish I could find this on vinyl.
One of my favorite rock songs ever!!!
Vintage Rod Stewart~A video treasure!! The Faces are AMAZING~
Rock and roll at its best, great to see Ronnie Lane jamming to the song Im losing You 💔💋 I guess you figured out by now that the faces, really are the voices of all of those teenagers going through such hard times like losing their lovers. ❤️🔥Believe me 💯they'll get over it. How I love that song though, I'm losing you 💥💥💥 That's a wrap🕊️🕊️
Amazing band. All great musicians.
These guys rock the crap out of this song. AWESOME. Great to actually see it.
They all brought something special to the band s sound, 5 mates making sweet ass rock and roll, amazing.
Ian on the keys is demonstrative of how AWESOME this band is/was, full bodied & boldly flavored !! If the first 10 seconds don't kick you in the head !?
Rod at his best! Damn! Great band! Rock-n-Roll!!!
This is a phenomenal video, classic Faces and really shows Ron Wood's talent...
San Diego.....December 1971..... These guys tore up that stage nite.....
RIP Ian McLagan :(
Rock at its best!
Have this on vinyl, my teenager son ( in 1990ish) and his friends (who played guitar amazingly) couldn't understand why it was amazing. It was and still is. A one off
Can't get enough of this version. I tell you people I was born too late, missed out on all the GREAT Rock and Roll. 1978 baby here. At least my Dad showed me the right direction when it came to music. Thank you for uploading. Luv it!!!
Incredible, I dont know how many times I have seen this. The energy, you can feel it, the five playing at their best, One of the best live performances I have ever seen. I agree with some of you , you dont find something like this today. I think I would mention the Black Crowes today like a band to compare with the old ones, with a great sound and a great live. btw, maybe the Crowes could do a good cover of this song.
If these guys weren't in the groove by 3:18, then there's no denying they were after it.
In a word - Damn!
I can't get enough of this song.
I never get tired of watching Kenny do this one!
just the most superb
Thought that a long time ago