right - sorry! Mac is short enough, of course :E

The Small Faces (with Marriott, Mac, Kenney, and Rick Wills filling in for Ronnie Lane) had reunited and recorded two albums: "Playmates" in 1977 and "'78 In The Shade" the following year.

There's some good stuff there, especially the second album.

I always thought Jagger's description was a little condescending.

>> I always thought Jagger's description was a little condescending. <<

i always thought he was being funny in his caustic way. but what do i know. :E

I got this album a while back. The whole thing is great. Latley Ive been listening to Debris A lot. I consider it my favorite song at the moment. From other posts I see that its Ronnie Lane singing lead? The part where Rod Stewart Harmonizes really does touch the heart strings. Its such a soothing song.



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I love the Faces. its like having the stones with a more soulful singer (sorry mick). Debris has such a beautiful guitar and vocal sound. Oh La La, Cindy. I made a mixed cd with faces tunes and some from Ronnies solos albums- Sweet Baby Mine from Now look really fits in well with the faces. another beautiful and underrated tune.

I remember breaking out my faces discs when I heard Ronnie Lane died.



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A couple of days ago, I started a thread (which soon died) about Ronnie Wood's bass playing on the Jeff Beck Group's Truth and Beck-Ola.

While I have been a Faces fan for roughly 30 years, I had never heard these. I had heard of them.

I highly recommend them (especially Truth) for all Rod/Faces/Stones fans. You can really hear the roots of the future Faces.

"No Anchovies, Please"

Elmo Lewis Wrote:
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> Just got through listening to this on a nice ride
> on a cool Georgia night. It's so good. Rod,
> Ronnie, Ronnie Lane, Mac, and Kenny really rev it
> up on the rockers and touch the heartstrings on
> the ballads. "Too Bad" would be a great song for
> the Stones to cover. Love their version of
> "Memphis". Anybody else dig this as much as I do?

<<< Anybody else dig this as much as I do ? >>>

Absolutely, with you 120 percent. I love it.

Best album The Stones never made!

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone