Rod Stewart And The Faces - Rod Stewart And The Faces mp3 album

1. Just a Little Misunderstood 1967 Ron Wood (bass) Rod Stewart (voc) Mike D’Abo (p) Micky Waller (dr)2. Come Home Baby 1967 Keith Richard (gtr) Ron Wood (bass) Rod Stewart (voc) P.P. Arnold (voc) Keith Emerson (keyb) Nicky Hopkins (p) Micky Waller (dr) Georgie Fame Brass Section (horns) Produced by MICK JAGGER (?)3. A Colibosher-Small Faces (instrumental)4. The Fly--Small Faces, from Ogden's Nut Gone Flake (instrumental, no orchestra)5. Anything is Small Faces instrumental take of Tin Soldier (no guitar)6. Sparkey Rides is Donkey Rides a Penny a Glass by SF7. Wide Eyed Girl is Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am by the Faces8. Red Balloon is Small Faces9. Autumn Stone is Small Faces

SMALL FACES DEMOS/OUTTAKES COMPILATION! The first two tracks feature Rod Swewart recording for the Immediate Label. The second with PP Arnold - in fine voice. Then it's all Small Faces: Collibosher (different mix, more horn and guitar solo), The Hungry Intruder (instrumental), Tin Soldier (alt version, instrumental), Donkey Rides A Penny A Glass (different bass line, and longer outro), Wham Bam Thank You Mam, Red Balloon (longer outro), The Autumn Stone (different mix. more flute improv, and two different vocal takes are left in the mix from about halfway through).

Strange record.Only A1 & A2, a duet with an uncredited female [P.P. Arnold], are Rod Stewart. The B side is ALL Steve Marriot though, with some background vocals probably by Ronnie Lane.A3,A4,A5 are all instrumentals,with A5 being the Small Faces 'Tin Soldier' [exact instrumental]. Not knowing The Small Faces catalog to a tee, I am presuming at least the last seven (A3-B4) tracks are Small Faces tracks, with only the titles changed.Song B2 IS 100% the Small Face's "Wham Bam Thank You Mam",or a near exact outtake.100% Marriot.Sorry Mr. Stewart,we know you weren't responsible for this embarrassing fraud .This is just a collection of outtakes released to capatilize on Rod the Mod, and an insult by Springboard or whoever was responsible for this release, blatantly failing to credit the great Steve Marriot or the Small Faces.