Faces - Had Me A Real Good Time With Faces! In Session (RSD Black Friday 2023)
Faces - Had Me A Real Good Time With Faces! In Session (RSD Black Friday 2023)
Format: Vinyl LP
UPC: 603497828906
Release Date: 11/24/23
Condition: N
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Event: BLACK FRIDAY 2023
Release Date: 11/24/2023
Format: LP
Label: Rhino
Quantity: 5000
Release type: RSD Exclusive Release
A new double LP Faces title featuring a previously-unreleased performance from John Peel’s Sunday Concert. The show, recorded on May 13, 1971 and broadcast May 23, featured the classic Faces lineup of Rod Stewart on vocals, Ron Wood on guitar/vocals, Ronnie Lane and bass/vocals, Ian McLagan on keyboards/ vocals and Kenney Jones on drums.
Tracks 1-4 from Sounds Of The Seventies, recorded April 20, 1970, broadcast May 3, 1971
Exclusive stereo versions
Side 1
1. HAD ME A REAL GOOD TIME (BBC Stereo Session) [5:04]
(Rod Stewart/Ronnie Lane/Ron Wood)
2. LOVE IN VAIN (BBC Stereo Session) [6:50]
(Robert Johnson)
3. OH LORD I’M BROWNED OFF (BBC Stereo Session) [4:32]
(Kenney Jones/Ronnie Lane/Ian McLagan/Ron Wood)
4. MAYBE I’M AMAZED (BBC Stereo Session) [5:13]
(Paul McCartney)
Side 2
1. IT’S ALL OVER NOW (BBC Live Version) [5:32]
(Bobby Womack/Shirley Jean Womack) From John Peel’s Sunday Concert, recorded May 13, 1971, broadcast May 23, 1971
2. TOO MUCH WOMAN (FOR A HENPECKED MAN)/STREET FIGHTING MAN (BBC Live Version) [6:41]
(Ike Turner)/(Mick Jagger/Keith Richards) From Sounds For Saturday: The Music Of The Faces (BBC TV), recorded October 26, 1971, broadcast April 1, 1972
3. TWISTIN’ THE NIGHT AWAY (BBC Live Version) [4:58]
(Sam Cooke) From In Concert, recorded March 29, 1973, broadcast April 21, 1973
4. (I KNOW) I’M LOSING YOU (BBC Live Version) [6:27]
(Norman Whitfield/Cornelius Grant/Eddie Holland)
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