Faces

In October 1971, the Faces took to the BBC Studios in London to deliver a vibrant live performance of "Too Much Woman." This recording came just after the release of their second studio album, "Long Player," which hit the shelves earlier that year. As a band emerging from the shadows of the Small Faces, they were really solidifying their identity with a raw, energetic sound that blended rock and blues with a hint of cheeky charm. In this performance, you can feel the connection among the band members, particularly the magnetic presence of frontman Rod Stewart, whose distinct vocals added depth to the energetic instrumental backdrop. Fun fact: their live shows were often known for their unpredictable nature, and this recording is no exception, capturing the essence of Faces at a pivotal point in their career, just as they were beginning to find their groove on the world stage.

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