Faces- Long Player-LP

Faces’ 1971 album Long Player captures the band’s bluesy, loose rock spirit with a touch of brass flair, thanks to Bobby Keys’ saxophone and Harry Beckett’s trumpet on “Had Me a Real Good Time.” The record also includes a distinctive instrumental take on “Jerusalem,” arranged by Ronnie Wood, and a spirited live cover of Paul McCartney’s “Maybe I’m Amazed,” recorded at the Fillmore East. The cover art cleverly mimics the look of bootlegs and vintage 78 RPMs, adding a visual wink to the band’s irreverent character. This 1971 vinyl pressing offers a solid listen with vinyl graded VG+, meaning you may find light surface marks or paper scuffs typical of regular play but nothing that should distract from the grooves. It’s a sturdy copy for anyone who appreciates Faces’ mix of raw energy and musical finesse, especially if you like your rock served with a side of brass and a nod to classic British songwriting. As with any Faces record, the fun is in the details—consider this a reliable companion for your collection that plays on without fuss or frills.

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