The Faces still had their original membership, including Ronnie Lane, who would leave later in 1973. Their album "Ooh La La" was released the same month as this concert, but only "Cindy Incidentally" is from that album.
Or at least that's all we know of. I think it's highly likely there was a lot more to the Faces' set that isn't included here. Other acts at the festival like the Eagles and the Who had sets that were close to an hour long, so I would assume the Faces did too, and they were one of the biggest acts of the festival.
As it is, I had to piece this together from different sources, and I had to make some educated guesses about the song order. It seems "Cindy Incidentally" was the last song, but beyond that much of the rest could be wrong. If anyone has more accurate information, please let me know.
Just like many of the other albums from this festival, I thought the lead vocals were low relative to the instruments, so I adjusted them using UVR5.
This concert is 33 minutes long.
082 Stay with Me (Faces)
083 Angel (Faces)
084 talk (Faces)
085 You Wear It Well (Faces)
086 Maggie May (Faces)
087 Twistin' the Night Away (Faces)
088 Memphis, Tennessee (Faces)
089 True Blue (Faces)
090 talk (Faces)
091 Cindy Incidentally (Faces)
https://www.upload.ee/files/17205463/VA-POPGLA197307TFces.zip.html
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https://pixeldrain.com/u/CJxm9iec
The cover photo of Faces lead singer Rod Stewart comes from this exact concert.
UPDATE: On October 5, 2024, I upgraded the photo with the use of the Krea AI program.
Try to download this, but get some weird file and not the show. Seems to be the same on all downloads. Not sure what is happening, but not my computer is messed up.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds great. Thanks! Four of the songs are from Rod's Never a Dull Moment album which came out in the summer of '72. Never a Dull Moment is a great one.
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