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My copy of Faces At The BBC DVD 1971 now free to a good home

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My copy of Faces At The BBC DVD 1971 now free to a good home

I'll be more than happy to enjoy that! Got to see them 1X only live, fall 1973 in Duke's Cameron Indoor Stadium. My email is in my profile.



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Faces At The BBC: Complete BBC Concert & Session Recordings 1970-1973 (8CD+BluRay):





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Attended Chakai (Japanese traditional Tea Ceremony) .
Mr. Stewart called in sick because of hangover.

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johnnythunders
My copy of Faces At The BBC DVD 1971 now free to a good home

I'll be more than happy to enjoy that! Got to see them 1X only live, fall 1973 in Duke's Cameron Indoor Stadium. My email is in my profile.

Not that I can see

email me simon (at) onlyrockandroll (dot) london

Faces "Three Button Hand Me Down (Live on Sounds For Saturday, BBC, 4/1/72)" from the upcoming album Faces at the BBC - Complete BBC Concert & Session Recordings 1970-1973.

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That's Marc Bolan in the top left corner?
Top Gear-John Peel on March 8, 1970.



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Toru A
That's Marc Bolan in the top left corner?

Without question.

Also, Rod played Stay With Me with Billy Joel the other night.

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That's Marc Bolan in the top left corner?
Top Gear-John Peel on March 8, 1970.

Is that John Peel (BBC Radio 1 DJ) and John Lord of Deep Purple fame?

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Toru A


That's Marc Bolan in the top left corner?
Top Gear-John Peel on March 8, 1970.

Is that John Peel (BBC Radio 1 DJ) and John Lord of Deep Purple fame?

Looks like Robert Wyatt and Mike Ratledge, both of Soft Machine.

Hadn't seen this stereo promo before..very cool, very late '68. This single flopped and the band split...

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That's Marc Bolan in the top left corner?
Top Gear-John Peel on March 8, 1970.

Is that John Peel (BBC Radio 1 DJ) and John Lord of Deep Purple fame?

Looks like Robert Wyatt and Mike Ratledge, both of Soft Machine.

That's John Peel next to Marc Bolan.

here's (almost) everyone identified:

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Thanks for that. It was truly an era that produced an amazing vibe that may never be equaled. These guys didn't read music but they understood it. Keith knows that the roll is more important than the rock...Faces were always grooving if you ask me.

What a fantastic box set! What a band

Acoustic guitar pushed way up in this remaster from 2004- sounds great. .

The last segment on cd7 - the Christmas carols - is priceless

I know which cd to play for next Christmas



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DandelionPowderman
What a fantastic box set! What a band

Best box set purchase in a long time. Just finished disc five. I’m in no hurry so I’m making it last and savoring the “newness”. Even though many tracks are repeated several times, they all sound soooo good! Much better than Coast to Coast which didn’t include Lane anyhow.

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DandelionPowderman
The last segment on cd7 - the Christmas carols - is priceless

I know which cd to play for next Christmas

Is it worth getting if one has literally everything with The Faces including Five Guys Walk Into A Bar... And all the bootleg live stuff + DVD's?

I'm on the fance on this one....

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Acoustic guitar pushed way up in this remaster from 2004- sounds great. .

Thanks for the heads up - glad I checked this one out.