FACES
CD · HotWacks archive review
LIVE AT THE FILLMORE 1970 DIGIPACK
- Label
- London Calling LC05077
- Source
- Disc One and Disc Two, Tracks 1-5: Fillmore West, San Francisco 28 October 1970; Tracks 6-10: Paris Cinema, London, BBC John Peel’s Sunday Concert 25 June 1970, bc 5 July.
- Format
- 2 picture cds
- Running time
- 55.14/71.40
- Sound / source
- Audience Stereo, except for Disc Two, Tracks 6-10: Soundboard mono.
- Packaging
- Trifold Digipack with 8 pages booklet
- Features
- Video / source
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Track list
Disc One: 1. Devotion, 2. You’re My Girl (I Don’t Want To Discuss It), 3. The Wicked Messenger, 4. Country Comfort, 5. Flying I, 6. Too Much Woman, 7. Cut Across Shorty, 8. Maybe I’m Amazed, 9. Around The Plynth, 10. Gasoline Alley.
Disc Two: 1. Love In Vain, 2. Three Button Hand Me Down, 3. It’s All Over Now, 4. I Feel So Good, 5. Blues De Luxe (Love Ballad on cover), 6. You’re My Girl, 7. The Wicked Messenger, 8. Devotion, 9. It’s All Over Now, 10. I Feel So Good (on cover I Feel So Bad).
The review
According to the booklet this recording has been taken from KFOG FM broadcast which presented the famous Fillmore West 1970 show from the Faces; however, this is an excellent audience recording and moreover, such radio station began broadcasting as rock station in 1982! Anyway, the concert is excellent the bonus tracks come from John Peel’s Sunday Concert. Packaging includes a 6 pages booklet which has an article from Sounds dated October 10th, 1970 reporting an interview with Rod Stewart that speaks about the difference between being a solo artist and a band member. The recording is amazingly good and packaging nice as well, despite the lie on it being a soundboard and the gross mistakes on song titles; there also exists a 3LP set white vinyl version.
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Published Jul 5, 2023 - 12:15:52 PM










