The Faces - Five Guys Walk Into A Bar...NEW & SEALED

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Additional Information about The Faces - Five Guys Walk Into A Bar... [Digibook 4CD Box] (2004) Track listing 1. Flying 2. On The Beach 3. Too Bad 4. If I'm On The Late Side 5. Debris 6. Jealous Guy 7. Evil (rehearsal 1969) 8. As Long As You Tell Him 9. Maggie May (live BBC) 10. Cindy Incidentally (alternate mix) 11. Maybe I'm Amazed (live BBC) 12. Insurance 13. I Came Looking For You (rehearsal) 14. Last Orders Please 15. Wyndlesham Bay (Jodie) (outtake) 16. I Can Feel The Fire (live) 17. Tonight's Number 18. Come See Me Baby (The Cheater) (outtake) 1. Pool Hall Richard 2. You're My Girl (I Don't Want To Discuss It) (live BBC) 3. Glad And Sorry 4. Shake Shudder Shiver (rehearsal 1969) 5. Miss Judy's Farm (live BBC) 6. Richmond 7. That's All You Need 8. Rear Wheel Skid 9. Maybe I'm Amazed 10. If Loving You Is Wrong I Don't Want To Be Right (stargroves rehearsal) 11. Take A Look At The Guy (live) 12. Flags And Banners 13. Bad 'N' Ruin (live BBC) 14. Around The Plynth (live BBC) 15. Sweet Lady Mary 16. Had Me A Real Good Time 17. Cut Across Shorty (live BBC) 1. You're So Rude 2. I Know I'm Losing You (live BBC) 3. Love Lives Here 4. I'd Rather Go Blind (live) 5. Hi Heel Sneakers/Everybody Needs Somebody To Love 6. Gettin' Hungry 7. Silicone Grown 8. Oh Lord I'm Browned Off 9. Just Another Honky 10. Open To Ideas 11. Skewiff (Mend The Fuse) 12. Too Bad (live) 13. Rock Me Baby 14. Angel (live BBC) 15. Stay With Me (live BBC) 16. Ooh La La 1. Stealer (live BBC) 2. Around The Plynth/Gasoline Alley (live BBC) 3. You Can Make Me Dance Sing Or Anything 4. I Wish It Would Rain 5. Miss Judy's Farm (live BBC) 6. Love In Vain (live BBC) 7. My Fault (live BBC) 8. I Feel So Good (rehearsal version) 9. Miss Judy's Farm 10. Three Button Hand Me Down 11. Cindy Incidentally 12. Borstal Boys 13. Flying (live BBC) 14. Bad 'N' Ruin 15. Dishevelment Blues 16. Stay With Me Details Number of CDs: 4 Producer: Ian McLagan (Compilation) Recording type: Mixed Distributor: Cinram Logistics Recording mode: Stereo Album notes Includes previously unreleased tracks.The Faces: Ron Wood (vocals, guitar, slide guitar, pedal steel guitar, harmonica, bass guitar); Ronnie Lane (vocals, acoustic guitar, dobro, bass guitar, tambourine); Rod Stewart (vocals, electric guitar); Ian McLagan (Wurlitzer piano, harmonium, organ, keyboards); Kenney Jones (drums, percussion).Additional personnel: Bobby Keys (saxophone); Harry Beckett (trumpet); Tetsu Yamauchi (trombone, bass guitar); The Memphis Horns (horns); Harry Fowler (steel drum); Neemoi "Speedy" Acquaye (percussion).Producers: The Faces; Glyn Johns; Mike Bobak; Ron NevisonCompilation Producer: Ian McLagan.Liner Note Authors: David Fricke; Ian McLagan.Recording information: 1970 - 1976.Released at a time when lead singer Rod Stewart was exploring the Great American Songbook, the music presented on FIVE GUYS WALK INTO A BAR... reinforces the argument that the Faces were one of rock's great overlooked bands. The quintet's ease around a bar never diminished the organic musicianship that found them easily melding their love of rock & roll, blues, and soul.Fueled by Ron Wood's stellar guitar work, Ian McLagan's fluid keyboard playing, and the rock-solid rhythm section of Ronnie Lane and Kenney Jones, the Faces shared space with Stewart's burgeoning solo career, but still managed to crank out four excellent studio albums in less than six years. Not only are these records all included in their entirety in this four-disc collection, but the band's official output is practically doubled here by way of numerous live BBC performances, alternate versions, and rehearsal tapes. Along with the soaring passion of "Flying," fall-down raucousness of "Stay with Me," and unheralded Lane-penned classic "Debris" are loving covers of tunes by John Lennon, Luther Ingram, Free, and Robert Johnson. Words can't do justice to the wealth of musical manna to be found in this wonderfully annotated and compiled package. Editorial reviews 4 stars out of 5 - [They made some of the friendliest-sounding rock & roll ever.Spin (p.106) - [The compilation] may be a truer picture than any single album.Entertainment Weekly (p.77) - One of their decade's warmest, scrappiest and most joyful acts, they were capable of both folkie intimacy and pranksterish raunch... - Grade: A-Q (p.137) - 5 stars out of 5 - [They] suffused their rock with a wonderfully contagious roll....[With] an underlying grasp of the same influences that defined the early -'70s Stones...Mojo (p.122) - 5 stars out of 5 - [A] cover of The Beach Boys' 'Getting' Hungry,' from the group's final recording sessions, reveal a band still with much to offer...Uncut (p.106) - 3 stars out of 5 - [T]he Faces were the perfect post-mod/blues-boom gang of good-time charlies, deeply steeped in American soul but also in English folk-rock. Rolling Stone