Kat’s Hidden Camera 6/2/16: Faces – “Stay With Me”, live in 1972

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THIS WEEK: Faces – “Stay With Me”, live in 1972
“Stay with Me” performed by Faces on their 1972 television appearance. Song was written by Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood and originally recorded by their band Faces for the 1971 album ‘A Nod Is as Good as a Wink…To a Blind Horse‘.

Happy Birthday to Rolling Stones and Faces guitarist Ron Wood who turned 69 this week (June 1st)!!! Music-News.com reported Wood — the youngest of the Stones — became a father for the fifth and sixth time, when wife Sally Humphreys gave birth to twin girls on Monday (May 30th). Wood married Humphreys in 2012 with old friends Rod Stewart and Paul McCartney officiating as best men. Wood’s adult children include 39-year-old Jesse from first wife Krissy, 41-year-old Jamie, whom he adopted upon marrying second wife Jo, which produced two more children, 37-year-old Leah, and 32-year-old Tyrone

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