Sunday Cinema | Rod Stewart And Faces London 1972
By Scott Bernstein Feb 16, 2014 • 1:00 pm PST


The footage below was shot on April Fool’s Day ’72 and was broadcast as Sounds For Saturday -The Music Of The Faces a few months later. We get to see the classic lineup of the band with Stewart and Wood joined by Ronnie Lane on bass, Ian McLagan on keys and Kenny Jones on bass. Over the course of 43 power-packed minutes The Faces roll through a mix of beloved originals such as “Stay With Me” and “Miss Judy’s Farm” as well as potent covers including Rod absolutely belting out McCartney’s “Maybe I’m Amazed” and the band working “Street Fighting Man” into Ike & Tina Turner’s “Too Much Woman.” If you’re unfamiliar with Faces, this is the perfect primer of a band at the peak of their powers:
Tracklist: Three Button Hand Me Down, Maybe I’m Amazed, Too Much Woman-Street Fighting Man-Too Much Woman, Miss Judy’s Farm, Love In Vain, Stay With Me, I’m Losing You