Ron Wood
With
Faces
19th August 1975 – 1st November 1975
The Last US Tour
After Ronnie Lane left Faces in mid-1973 also Ronnie Wood slowly started to drift away from his beloved band by releasing two solo albums, appearing as a guest musician on a Rolling Stones album (uncredited on It's Only Rock'n Roll), doing sessions for their next one (Black And Blue) and most notably joining the Stones in spring 1975 for their big US tour which went until August 8, 1975. Just a few days later Ronnie was already rehearsing with the Faces again for what became their last US tour and their last regular tour ever. This last tour also had a first: Jesse Ed Davis (ex-Taj Mahal and renowned session guitarist) joined the band as a second guitar player. Officially because Rod wanted to recreate his Atlantic Crossing sound…
Thanks to the ones who shared their recordings, in particular to nzb, also for his advice and inspiration.
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Line-up: RW (gtr, bvoc)/Rod Stewart (voc)/Ian McLagan (keyb, bvoc)/Tetsu Yamauchi (bass)/Kenney Jones (dr)/Jesse Ed Davis (gtr)
Additional musicians: The Boston Symphonic Orchestra (strings) on ‘Angel’ and ‘Bring It On Home To Me-You Send Me’; under conduction of Jimmy Horowitz

Volume 05:
13th October 1975
BOSTON

13th October 1975: Boston, Massachusetts, Garden

CD1:
01 – intro ‘The Stripper’ (David Rose And His Orchestra)
02 – Memphis, Tennessee
03 – It’s All Over Now
04 – Three Time Loser
05 – Miss Judy’s Farm
06 – I’d Rather Go Blind
07 – Sweet Little Rock 'n' Roller [+reprise]
08 – I’m Losing You

CD2:
01 – Big Bayou
02 – orchestra and partial band introduction
03 – Angel
04 – Bring It On Home To Me-You Send Me
05 – You Wear It Well
06 – Maggie May
07 – band introduction (after a ‘Heat Wave’ citation)
08 – Stay With Me
09 – Twistin’ The Night Away [+ reprise #1]
10 – banter (encore break?)
11 – Wee Wee Baby
12 – Twistin’ The Night Away [reprise #2] (faded out)

All the circulating versions came from the same recording, the one that can also be found on ‘Boston Tea Party 1975’ (Rockin Rott label).
I used the version coming from nzb because it was lossless (when all the others were lossy).

As usual the recording is declicked, channel equilibrated and the transition between the tracks reworked.

The synchronization with the official version of ‘The Stripper’ shows that the recordings had to be decelerated by -4,5%!

All the info was taken from ‘Woodworks 1957-1975’ The Ron Wood [pre-Stones years] Complete Works Database by Nico Zentgraf:
[www.nzentgraf.de]






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Thank you for all these wonderfull shows

Thanks a lot Norbert!

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I was at this show, took a date who I also took to see the Rolling Stones for the first time back in June at the Boston Garden, took the T in from Newton, sat 16th row dead center, the Faces where awesome, I think that Peter Frampton was the opening act.