let’s go upstairs and read my tarot cards

Written by smangs on July 14th, 2008 in bootleg, old stuff, shows, tunes.

Red lips, hair and fingernails?

We’ve had a request for some Faces, and there really isn’t much out there on them, comparatively, but we do have the bootleg known as “Killer Highlights,” recorded mostly for a BBC-aired show. Some of this appears on the completist’s wet dream, “Five Guys Walk Into a Bar” box set. The batch includes Faces faves like “Had Me a Real Good Time,” “Borstal Boys” and for the first time live, “Bad n Ruin.” But more interesting are the covers — McCartney’s “Maybe I’m Amazed” balanced by Lennon’s “Jealous Guy,” The Stones’ “Love in Vain,” The Temptations’ “I’m Losing You,” and Free’s “The Stealer.”

Wilson and Alroy have a great Faces refresher, which outlines their short-lived, six-year catalogue.

RECORDING DETAILS: BBC Paris 1,2,3,5,6,7+14 1972, rest 1973

01-had-me-a-real-good-time

02-maybe-im-amazed

03-love-in-vain

04-jealous-guy

05-cut-across-shorty

06-bad-n-ruin

07-its-all-over-now

08-memphis

09-if-im-on-the-late-side

10-its-my-fault

11-stealer

12-borstal-boys

13-too-bad

14-im-losing-you

Plop, plop, fizz, fizz, oh what a relief zip is: Faces Killer Highlights.zip

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3 Comments

  • gorjus on July 14th, 2008 at 4:26 pm

    Dude, “If I’m on the Late Side” is a rad song.

  • jeff on July 14th, 2008 at 5:45 pm

    great post! thanks…. !

  • Brad on July 15th, 2008 at 4:50 pm

    Definitely some nice old Faces stuff. Had the chance to see them live in 1975 and it was like a big party. Only a few months earlier I saw Ronnie playing with the Stones and back then he definitely seemed more a part of the Faces.

    Just one other comment, how about some credit to Robert Johnson for “Love in Vain?”