Faces

Rod Stewart says Ronnie Wood and co. will reconvene in the studio next week!

The band are hungry to get back in the studio

Rolling Stone admits they are working on a project for 2008

Robert Wyatt is a guest vocalist on 'Mr. Love & Justice' too

Celebrating the Mod's Carnaby Street plaque being unveiled tomorrow

Where was everyone? In 1978, closing in on 100,000 people marched six miles from Trafalgar Square to Victoria Park in East London to see The Clash headline a benefit concert for Rock Against Racism.

“Are you all sitting comftybold two square on your botty?” The acid cockney odyssey on 3 CDs – stereo, mono and a documentary. In a tin, of course.

Rod Stewart was a better singer than Mick Jagger—and at least as good a bottom-wiggler—but the Faces were always a poor boy's Stones, and this DVD can't rewrite history. Cheaply produced with ugly thumbnail factoids running below it, the fragmentary live footage intermittently captures the band's rootsy swagger but also reminds one of what an old tart Rodney could be. Singing "I'd Rather Go Blind" in a gold jumpsuit, he could be Freddie Mercury.

That's Sir Rod to you, pal. Welcome to his humble pile

The Darlings of Wapping Wharf Launderette's first full career best-of