Faces - Ooh La-la

Faces - Ooh La-laThe Faces' final studio album Ooh La La is a swaggering, bittersweet sendoff from one of the most beloved British rock bands of the '70s. Released in 1973, this record is a rich blend of pub rock, blues, and glam swagger, topped with Rod Stewarts raspy vocals and Ronnie Woods signature guitar grit. While tracks like Cindy Incidentally and Silicone Grown keep the party rolling with bluesy grooves and sly lyrics, the album also shows a more reflective

The Faces' final studio album Ooh La La is a swaggering, bittersweet sendoff from one of the most beloved British rock bands of the '70s. Released in 1973, this record is a rich blend of pub rock, blues, and glam swagger, topped with Rod Stewart’s raspy vocals and Ronnie Wood’s signature guitar grit.

While tracks like “Cindy Incidentally” and “Silicone Grown” keep the party rolling with bluesy grooves and sly lyrics, the album also shows a more reflective side. The standout title track “Ooh La La,” sung charmingly by Ronnie Wood, has become an anthem of nostalgic wisdom with its iconic chorus: “I wish that I knew what I know now, when I was younger.” It's a song that sticks in your soul and lingers long after the needle lifts.

The chemistry between bandmates—especially Stewart, Wood, and the late great Ronnie Lane is undeniable. There's a looseness here, but also a sense of emotional depth that gives this album lasting impact. The Faces were never polished, but that rawness is part of their enduring charm.

This LP is essential for fans of classic rock, British blues, and rowdy, heartfelt songwriting. Ooh La La isn’t just an album title, it’s a whole mood.