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17,006,219 Views • Aug 16, 2013 • Click to toggle off description
Live performance on French TV (Bouton Rouge program) March 2 1968 - dubbed over version.
Views : 17,006,219
Genre: Music
Date of upload: Aug 16, 2013 ^^
Rating : 4.874 (3,037/93,693 LTDR)
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YouTube Comments - 7,915 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
I would prefer to be old now but have lived through the best era of music ever, than be young and have today’s music. We were so lucky. Steve Marriot was such a talent, a brilliant rock voice and totally charismatic on stage. It’s sad how he ended up, but he will never be forgotten.
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Look at what is in the charts now. Look and weep for mankind. This is perfection
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Not many things make me happy to be a 70’s child now I’m 69, but this song certainly does..
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Almost 2000 wankers out there voted this masterpiece down .
Thank God they are in the minority, this is sheer class!
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No wonder today's music is so flat. When you see how brilliant Steve Marriott was nothing sounds quite as good. Brilliant, so glad we have Youtube. RIP Steve Marriott.
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Rod Stewart may have sold $250million in records, but he did not even come close to the vocal emotive heartbeat of Steve Marriott. I saw Small Faces live at The Garage in Cambridge MA in the mid-70's and never will get over it
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Wish we could turn the clock back to those times when music was great and the bands brilliant.Still love this song...❤🏴👍
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Steve Marriott was the ultimate front man. A giant talent that never got the credit he deserved. YouTube is a godsend. To be able to go into this musical time machine. RIP Steve. You are a legend!
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To think he was only 20 maybe 21 at the time is unimaginable. What a voice and stage presence for such a young man
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The Small faces with Steve Marriott & the Faces with Ron Wood
ft. Rod Stewart doing vocals were just two different
rock bands that were just very very good.!.
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Cant stop looking at this absolute gem ..PP Arnold adds to the genius of Marriot .She is and was a real talent on her own ..
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Will somebody please give this video a thumbs up for me, I'm only allowed one.
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Pp Arnold is beautiful, great singer, have a good day every one,
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Can't relive the past. But sure fortunate enogh to have been part of it. Rock on
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Watching this for about the 1000th time....blows me away everytime, steve marriot Total Legend
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Unless you lived it, you will never know just how awesome it was for our generation to
experience the sixties
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RIP the four members of Small Faces
Jimmy Winston (April 20, 1945 – September 26, 2020), aged 75
Ian McLagan (May 12, 1945 – December 3, 2014), aged 69
Ronnie Lane (April 1, 1946 – June 4, 1997), aged 51
Steve Marriott (January 30, 1947 – April 20, 1991), aged 44
You will be remembered as legends.
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Some could feel through their playing and sing and some could play and feel through their singing and that was Stevie , the passion and feeling he could relay with his voice is something that unfortunately is rare I’m grateful that I was able to hear his gift . Thank you Stevie
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Steve Marriott and I really hit it off, we were soul brother, soul sister,” Arnold recalls. “He loved the way I sang and I loved the way he sang. He was just hyper in everything he did and we became lovers. He was the first British guy ever to take me home to meet his family.”Jan 9, 2020
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@SamuelR27
2 weeks ago
So pleased my dad brought me up with the small faces, The Beatles, The kinks etc. I’m 16 now, and nothing in my generation compares to this
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