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To: a fool in paradise

They made some great rock until Rod took them disco with that maggie may sh*t.


3 posted on 06/02/2010 11:12:48 AM PDT by llevrok (I am a stranger in the country I was born and raised.)
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To: llevrok

Rod was making Faces and solo albums, sometimes with the same musicians. He always tried to have “two careers”.

He’s led them on a long time that they would get it together again.

So they have opted to go out without him.


4 posted on 06/02/2010 11:15:47 AM PDT by a fool in paradise (Throw the bums out in 2010.)
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To: llevrok

Your right. Remember Ronnie Wood playing the bottleneck guitar on Around The Plynth?


5 posted on 06/02/2010 11:17:31 AM PDT by skimask ("To repeat what others have said, requires education; to challenge it, requires brains.")
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To: llevrok

They made some great rock until Rod took them disco with that maggie may sh*t.

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LOL. It was a pop song, not a disco song. In fact, a lot closer to folky stuff than disco.

rod’s disco days were still in his future when he released Every Picture Tells a story in 1971. Disco did not yet even exist as a music form, and absolutely none of EPTaS sounds anything like disco.

And just for the purposes of accuracy, Every Picture tells a Story (from which Maggie May is culled) is not a Faces record at all. It was a Rod Stewart solo record.


10 posted on 06/02/2010 12:57:32 PM PDT by dmz
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To: llevrok

You might be thinking of Rod’s solo song DO YOU THINK I’M SEXY ??? That had a disco beat .


11 posted on 06/02/2010 2:27:48 PM PDT by sushiman (1)
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