"We had a mini Faces reunion when the Bump Band played the Mean Fiddler in London on May 1st You really should have been there!" 
Ronnie Wood, Ian McLagan, Simon Edwards, Don Harvey, Scrappy Jud Newcomb & Kenney Jones
Photograph by David Harvey
Posted on 12/03/2008 11:06:12 AM PST by weegee
RNR Ping
I doubt very much a bassist playing in the nude fits Faces image.
Wonder if K Jones is gonna be playing drums.
Flea is a great bass player. But he’s not British. Maybe The Kinks or Mott the Hoople’s bass players are available?
Def Leppard did a great British Invasion album (YA I’M 51 GO AHEAD THROW DIRT ON ME!) a few years ago.
Flea is a great bass player. But he’s not British. Maybe The Kinks or Mott the Hoople’s bass players are available?
Def Leppard did a great British Invasion album (YA I’M 51 GO AHEAD THROW DIRT ON ME!) a few years ago.
Wonder if K Jones is gonna be playing drums.
What they ought to do is get Jeff Beck in the fold, put Ronnie back on bass and reform the Jeff Beck Group.
That would be fun while it lasted.
I'd suggest John Paul Jones but it looks like he's got his own tour going.
Looks like Ron Wood needs a multi-million dollar paycheck.
The rollin bones tour! LOL
Just don't blink!
Are any of the members of Them still living in Texas? They moved here in the 1960s after Van Morrison left.
Ian McLagen and Ronnie Wood of the Faces (and Small Faces) moved to Texas in the 1980s.
Stay with me is worth the price of admission alone!
"We had a mini Faces reunion when the Bump Band played the Mean Fiddler in London on May 1st You really should have been there!"
Ronnie Wood, Ian McLagan, Simon Edwards, Don Harvey, Scrappy Jud Newcomb & Kenney Jones
Photograph by David Harvey
I like the shot of the groupie grooving her checked bellbottoms off.
As McLagan and Lane are dead , if Jones doesn’t play drums it is not much of a “ re-union “ tour “ , is it ?
My bad - it was his wife who was killed ang not Ian .
Ian’s website is above (click on the photo I posted).
Better tell that to Ian.
Ooh La La
‘Itchycoo Park’ would be worth the price of admission, even if the Small faces was a slightly different version of the band and even though Steve Marriott died many years ago. Rod Stewart could handle those vocals. In fact, I believe he did do backing vocals on the original, at the end of the song.
I’m just glad I was able to catch Humble Pie a couple of times circa 1971.
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