Rod Stewart & The Faces

English rock band formed from the remnants of Small Faces, featuring Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood; active principally 1969–1975 and noted for raw, soulful live performances.

Rod Stewart sang lead for the group in its early years; Ronnie Wood later joined The Rolling Stones; Kenny Jones later joined The Who. The Faces are known for studio albums such as Long Player and for energetic live shows.

A single DeBaser review celebrates The Faces' vigorous live cover of Paul McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed", recorded during the early 1970s. The review highlights Rod Stewart's powerful, impassioned lead vocal, Ronnie Wood's gritty guitar and Ian McLagan's keyboard work. The overall view presented is approving of the band's raw stage energy and melodic instrumental phrasing.

For:Fans of classic rock, collectors of live recordings, readers who enjoy candid live-performance reviews.