Stay with Me: Anthology
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Stay with Me: Anthology专辑介绍
review[-]by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
the Faces were unanthologized on CD prior to 1999, but ever since Rhino's corking single-disc Good Boys...When They're Asleep..., the group has seen a number of different compilations of different sizes, of which Rhino U.K.'s 2012 set Stay with Me: Anthology is the fifth. At two discs, this has 2007's The Definitive Rock Collection as its closest cousin: they're both double discs that cover a tremendous amount of ground, but Stay with Me has a slight edge, weighing in at 36 tracks compared to Definitive's 30. Of those 30 tracks, 27 cuts are present and accounted for on Stay with Me -- the missing numbers are "Open to Ideas," "Jodie," and "(I Know) I'm Losing You," the latter two cuts from solo Rod Stewart albums where he was backed by the Faces -- and those other nine songs include some of the Faces' very best, including the roaring rocker "That's All You Need," Ronnie Lane's sweet, plaintive "Richmond," and the gloriously shambolic "On the Beach." Serious fans should pony up for 2004's Five Guys Walk into a Bar..., which is one of the great rock & roll box sets, but this double-disc set is like that box in miniature, containing the essence of the Faces in all their messy glory.
the Faces were unanthologized on CD prior to 1999, but ever since Rhino's corking single-disc Good Boys...When They're Asleep..., the group has seen a number of different compilations of different sizes, of which Rhino U.K.'s 2012 set Stay with Me: Anthology is the fifth. At two discs, this has 2007's The Definitive Rock Collection as its closest cousin: they're both double discs that cover a tremendous amount of ground, but Stay with Me has a slight edge, weighing in at 36 tracks compared to Definitive's 30. Of those 30 tracks, 27 cuts are present and accounted for on Stay with Me -- the missing numbers are "Open to Ideas," "Jodie," and "(I Know) I'm Losing You," the latter two cuts from solo Rod Stewart albums where he was backed by the Faces -- and those other nine songs include some of the Faces' very best, including the roaring rocker "That's All You Need," Ronnie Lane's sweet, plaintive "Richmond," and the gloriously shambolic "On the Beach." Serious fans should pony up for 2004's Five Guys Walk into a Bar..., which is one of the great rock & roll box sets, but this double-disc set is like that box in miniature, containing the essence of the Faces in all their messy glory.
Stay with Me
Miss Judy’s Farm
Cindy Incidentally
You’re So Rude
Flying
That’s All You Need
My Fault
Had Me A Real Good Time
Richmond
Too Much Woman (Live)
Love Lives Here
Debris
Just Another Honky
On The Beach
Wicked Messenger
Too Bad
Rear Wheel Skid
Love In Vain (Live)
Ooh La La
Maybe I’m Amazed
Memphis, Tennessee
Pool Hall Richard
Bad N’ Ruin
You Can Make Me Dance, Sing Or Anything
Last Orders Please
Around The Plynth
Three Button Hand Me Down
As Long As You Tell Him
Glad And Sorry
Pineapple And The Monkey
Flags And Banners
Sweet Lady Mary
Silicone Grown
Shake Shudder Shiver
Borstal Boys
Gasoline Alley (Live)