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* FaceOfTheBand: Music/RodStewart's continued solo success made him this more and more over time, eventually leading to the disintegration of the band.
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* RefrainFromAssuming: Some people think that the song "Ooh La La" is called "I Wish That I Knew What I Know Now", which is the first and third line of the chorus. The title does appear in the song, but it is not as prominent a lyric.
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** The line "Don't try to help me, [[Music/LadyGaga I was just born this way]]" in "My Fault".
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* HilariousInHindsight: Their first live gig in 1969 was at a US Air Force base in Cambridgeshire, a fact that immediately calls to mind ''Film/ThisIsSpinalTap''. You can totally picture Creator/FredWillard making the remark that one of the band's roadies says the base commander said to him during the show: "They're playing a bit loud, aren't they?"
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** Their first live gig in 1969 was at a US Air Force base in Cambridgeshire, a fact that immediately calls to mind ''Film/ThisIsSpinalTap''. You can totally picture Creator/FredWillard making the remark that one of the band's roadies says the base commander said to him during the show: "They're playing a bit loud, aren'tthey?"they?"
** "Ooh La La" can come across this way now that Ronnie Wood is old enough to be the grandfather in the song.
** Their first live gig in 1969 was at a US Air Force base in Cambridgeshire, a fact that immediately calls to mind ''Film/ThisIsSpinalTap''. You can totally picture Creator/FredWillard making the remark that one of the band's roadies says the base commander said to him during the show: "They're playing a bit loud, aren't
** "Ooh La La" can come across this way now that Ronnie Wood is old enough to be the grandfather in the song.
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** "Cindy Incidentally" borrows the EpicRiff from the rock version of [[Music/AnotherSideOfBobDylan "I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)"]] that Music/BobDylan played on his 1966 world tour with [[Music/TheBand The Hawks]]. It also sounds a little like [[Music/LetItBe "Get Back"]].
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** "Cindy Incidentally" borrows the EpicRiff from the rock version of [[Music/AnotherSideOfBobDylan "I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)"]] that Music/BobDylan played on his 1966 world tour with [[Music/TheBand The Hawks]]. It also sounds a little like [[Music/LetItBe "Get Back"]].Back"]].
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* HilariousInHindsight: Their first live gig in 1969 was at a US Air Force base in Cambridgeshire, a fact that immediately calls to mind ''Film/ThisIsSpinalTap''. You can totally picture Creator/FredWillard saying the remark that one of the band's roadies reports the base commander making to him during the show: "They're playing a bit loud, aren't they?"
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* HilariousInHindsight: Their first live gig in 1969 was at a US Air Force base in Cambridgeshire, a fact that immediately calls to mind ''Film/ThisIsSpinalTap''. You can totally picture Creator/FredWillard saying making the remark that one of the band's roadies reports says the base commander making said to him during the show: "They're playing a bit loud, aren't they?"
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* HilariousInHindsight: Their first live gig in 1969 was at a US Air Force base in Cambridgeshire, a fact that immediately calls to mind ''Film/ThisIsSpinalTap''. The base commander remarked to a roadie "They're playing a bit loud, aren't they?".
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* HilariousInHindsight: Their first live gig in 1969 was at a US Air Force base in Cambridgeshire, a fact that immediately calls to mind ''Film/ThisIsSpinalTap''. The You can totally picture Creator/FredWillard saying the remark that one of the band's roadies reports the base commander remarked making to a roadie him during the show: "They're playing a bit loud, aren't they?".they?"
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* HilariousInHindsight: Their first live gig in 1969 was at a US Air Force base in Cambridgeshire, a fact that immediately calls to mind ''Film/ThisIsSpinalTap''. The base commander remarked to a roadie "They're playing a bit loud, aren't they?".
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** "Three Button Hand Me Down" was pretty obviously based on "Some Kind of Wonderful" by Soul Brothers Six (later CoveredUp by Music/GrandFunkRailroad), and also manages some SelfPlagiarism, since it's an obvious companion piece to Stewart's solo song "An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down".
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** "Three Button Hand Me Down" was pretty obviously based on "Some Kind of Wonderful" by Soul Brothers Six (later CoveredUp by Music/GrandFunkRailroad), and a song Stewart had first covered in his Music/JeffBeck Group days. It also manages some SelfPlagiarism, since it's an obvious companion piece to Stewart's solo song "An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down".
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: While they did better chartwise in the UK, they were a reliable touring and FM radio favorite in America, and were far more successful there than Music/TheSmallFaces had been, though Americans tended to view them more as "The Music/RodStewart Group" than the Brits did.
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** "Cindy Incidentally" borrows the EpicRiff from the rock version of [[Music/AnotherSideOfBobDylan "I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)"]] that Music/BobDylan played on his 1966 world tour with [[Music/TheBand The Hawks]]. You can hear some echoes of [[Music/LetItBe "Get Back"]] in there too.
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** "Cindy Incidentally" borrows the EpicRiff from the rock version of [[Music/AnotherSideOfBobDylan "I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)"]] that Music/BobDylan played on his 1966 world tour with [[Music/TheBand The Hawks]]. You can hear some echoes of It also sounds a little like [[Music/LetItBe "Get Back"]] in there too.Back"]].
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** "Cindy Incidentally" borrows the EpicRiff from the rock version of [[Music/AnotherSideOfBobDylan "I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)"]] that Music/BobDylan played on his 1966 world tour with [[Music/TheBand The Hawks]].
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** "Cindy Incidentally" borrows the EpicRiff from the rock version of [[Music/AnotherSideOfBobDylan "I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)"]] that Music/BobDylan played on his 1966 world tour with [[Music/TheBand The Hawks]]. You can hear some echoes of [[Music/LetItBe "Get Back"]] in there too.
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* FaceOfTheBand: Rod Stewart's continued solo success made him this more and more over time, eventually leading to the disintegration of the band.
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* FaceOfTheBand: Rod Stewart's Music/RodStewart's continued solo success made him this more and more over time, eventually leading to the disintegration of the band.
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* BreakupBreakout:
** [[ZigZaggingTrope Zig-zagged a bit]] with Music/RodStewart, since his BreakthroughHit "Maggie May" came when he was still in the band, and his bandmates helped out on his early solo albums. In fact, Stewart's solo success gave Faces a ColbertBump, with their biggest hits coming after "Maggie May". But Stewart becoming an A-list rock star after the breakup can be taken as a classic example of the trope.
** Arguably the case for Ron Wood and Kenney Jones as well, since they became much more famous after the breakup as members of Music/TheRollingStones and Music/TheWho respectively.
** [[ZigZaggingTrope Zig-zagged a bit]] with Music/RodStewart, since his BreakthroughHit "Maggie May" came when he was still in the band, and his bandmates helped out on his early solo albums. In fact, Stewart's solo success gave Faces a ColbertBump, with their biggest hits coming after "Maggie May". But Stewart becoming an A-list rock star after the breakup can be taken as a classic example of the trope.
** Arguably the case for Ron Wood and Kenney Jones as well, since they became much more famous after the breakup as members of Music/TheRollingStones and Music/TheWho respectively.
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** "Three Button Hand Me Down" was pretty obviously based on "Some Kind of Wonderful" by Soul Brothers Six (later CoveredUp by Music/GrandFunkRailroad), and also manages some SelfPlagiarism, since the lyrics have similarities to Stewart's solo song "An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down".
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** "Three Button Hand Me Down" was pretty obviously based on "Some Kind of Wonderful" by Soul Brothers Six (later CoveredUp by Music/GrandFunkRailroad), and also manages some SelfPlagiarism, since the lyrics have similarities it's an obvious companion piece to Stewart's solo song "An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down".
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: "Cindy Incidentally" borrows the EpicRiff from the rock version of [[Music/AnotherSideOfBobDylan "I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)"]] that Music/BobDylan played on his 1966 world tour with [[Music/TheBand The Hawks]].
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: SuspiciouslySimilarSong:
** "Three Button Hand Me Down" was pretty obviously based on "Some Kind of Wonderful" by Soul Brothers Six (later CoveredUp by Music/GrandFunkRailroad), and also manages some SelfPlagiarism, since the lyrics have similarities to Stewart's solo song "An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down".
** "Cindy Incidentally" borrows the EpicRiff from the rock version of [[Music/AnotherSideOfBobDylan "I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)"]] that Music/BobDylan played on his 1966 world tour with [[Music/TheBand The Hawks]].
** "Three Button Hand Me Down" was pretty obviously based on "Some Kind of Wonderful" by Soul Brothers Six (later CoveredUp by Music/GrandFunkRailroad), and also manages some SelfPlagiarism, since the lyrics have similarities to Stewart's solo song "An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down".
** "Cindy Incidentally" borrows the EpicRiff from the rock version of [[Music/AnotherSideOfBobDylan "I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)"]] that Music/BobDylan played on his 1966 world tour with [[Music/TheBand The Hawks]].
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** [[ZigZaggingTrope Zig-zagged a bit]] with Music/RodStewart, since his BreakthroughHit "Maggie May" came when he was still in the band, and his bandmates helped out on his early solo albums. But after the breakup, Stewart became a huge solo star.
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** [[ZigZaggingTrope Zig-zagged a bit]] with Music/RodStewart, since his BreakthroughHit "Maggie May" came when he was still in the band, and his bandmates helped out on his early solo albums. In fact, Stewart's solo success gave Faces a ColbertBump, with their biggest hits coming after "Maggie May". But Stewart becoming an A-list rock star after the breakup, Stewart became breakup can be taken as a huge solo star.classic example of the trope.
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** Arguably the case for Ron Wood as well, since he became much more famous after he joined Music/TheRollingStones following the breakup.
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** Arguably the case for Ron Wood and Kenney Jones as well, since he they became much more famous after he joined the breakup as members of Music/TheRollingStones following the breakup.and Music/TheWho respectively.
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* BreakupBreakout:
** [[ZigZaggingTrope Zig-zagged a bit]] with Music/RodStewart, since his BreakthroughHit "Maggie May" came when he was still in the band, and his bandmates helped out on his early solo albums. But after the breakup, Stewart became a huge solo star.
** Arguably the case for Ron Wood as well, since he became much more famous after he joined Music/TheRollingStones following the breakup.
** [[ZigZaggingTrope Zig-zagged a bit]] with Music/RodStewart, since his BreakthroughHit "Maggie May" came when he was still in the band, and his bandmates helped out on his early solo albums. But after the breakup, Stewart became a huge solo star.
** Arguably the case for Ron Wood as well, since he became much more famous after he joined Music/TheRollingStones following the breakup.
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* SignatureSong: "Stay with Me"
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* SignatureSong: "Stay with Me"Me"
* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: "Cindy Incidentally" borrows the EpicRiff from the rock version of [[Music/AnotherSideOfBobDylan "I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)"]] that Music/BobDylan played on his 1966 world tour with [[Music/TheBand The Hawks]].
* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: "Cindy Incidentally" borrows the EpicRiff from the rock version of [[Music/AnotherSideOfBobDylan "I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)"]] that Music/BobDylan played on his 1966 world tour with [[Music/TheBand The Hawks]].
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* FaceOfTheBand: Rod Stewart's continued solo success made him this more and more over time, eventually leading to the disintegration of the band.
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* FaceOfTheBand: Rod Stewart's continued solo success made him this more and more over time, eventually leading to the disintegration of the band.band.
* SignatureSong: "Stay with Me"
* SignatureSong: "Stay with Me"
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* FaceOfTheBand: Rod Stewart's continued solo success made him this more and more over time, eventually leading to the disintegration of the band.
