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Iconic local musician Ian McLagan died Wednesday at an Austin hospital. A statement on his website said he died due to complications from a stroke suffered on Tuesday.
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From Rolling Stone Magazine - By Patrick Doyle | December 3, 2014
Ian McLagan, the jovial, charismatic keyboardist for the Faces and Small Faces whose versatile, forceful playing defined rock & roll classics like the Faces' "Stay With Me," passed away in Austin, Texas on Wednesday. A spokesperson for the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer confirmed his death to Rolling Stone. He was 69.
"It is with great sadness and eternal admiration that we report the passing of rock and roll icon Ian McLagan," read the statement. "He died today surrounded by family and friends in his adopted hometown of Austin, Texas due to complications from a stroke suffered the previous day. Ian’s artistry, generosity and warmth of spirit touched countless other musicians and music fans around the world. His loss will be felt by so many."
"I am completely devastated by this shocking news and I know this goes for [Faces members] Ronnie [Wood] and Rod [Stewart] also," said McLagan's bandmate Kenney Jones.
With the Faces, McLagan co-wrote classics like "Cindy Incidentally" and "You're So Rude." But the musician's defining moment was his Wurlitzer electric piano pounding on "Stay With Me," one of rock's most swaggering, stomping barroom epics. "You can't play 'Stay With Me' halfheartedly," he told Rolling Stone in 2012. "It's not [gently] 'Stay with me…' You have to tell her, 'Stay with me!'" The Faces were the launching pad for Stewart's solo success, and McLagan also played on Stewart classics like "Maggie May" and "You Wear It Well."
The Faces were notorious for their offstage – and onstage – debauchery. "We were the first band to have a bar on stage, with a waiter serving us," Stewart wrote in his recent autobiography. "It saved on time and energy hopping into the wings for refreshments. It also gave us somewhere to go during interminable drum solos."
McLagan, whose friends called him 'Mac,' was born in Hounslow, England in 1945 and first became interested in rock & roll when he heard "Rock Around the Clock" at the age of 10. Initially a guitar player in skiffle groups, McLagan took piano lessons at the insistence of his mother. "I had piano lessons, which I hated, [but] my mother decided I was going to have [them]. I didn't want piano lessons; what damn good would they do me?" he told Rolling Stone.
After hearing Booker T. and the M.G.'s, he became interested in the organ. McLagan once described another pivotal moment seeing the Rolling Stones in 1963 at the Crawdaddy Club: "The sound, the throbbing bass and the harmonica on top [had] convinced me they were black until I walked in. Then it was a case of, 'Well blimey, I love this music, I'm trying to play it, maybe I can.'"
In late 1968, Marriott left the band to form Humble Pie. The breakup closely coincided with the disbanding of the Jeff Beck Group; Ronnie Lane called Ronnie Wood and invited him to a jam session. "We all worked on some Booker T. and the M.G.s and Meters stuff and funky grooves – we knew we had that," Ronnie Wood recently told Rolling Stone. Soon, Stewart, Wood, Jones, McLagan and Lane were jamming together at the Rolling Stones' London rehearsal space, becoming the Faces. "There was a pub nearby," Wood says. "We’d do one song, and run to the pub to celebrate!"
After the Faces disbanded and Stewart pursued a solo career, McLagan continued to record with the singer. He also became a go-to session and touring keyboardist, touring and recording with the Rolling Stones and joining Wood and Keith Richards on the road in the New Barbarians in 1979. He played on records by Chuck Berry, Pete Townshend, Thin Lizzy, Jackson Browne, Bruce Springsteen and Warren Zevon and toured with Bob Dylan in 1984.
McLagan moved to Austin, Texas in 1994, and spent recent years touring with his own Bump Band. In 2008, the Faces reunited (with Mick Hucknall standing in for Stewart) for a series of shows and again for the band's 2012 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "I couldn't help but be happy," he said. Even though Rod Stewart missed the gig due to illness, their explosive performance defined the night. "I don't want to be a has-been," McLagan told Rolling Stone afterward. "I play every day. It's what I do; it's what I've been doing for 50 years.""
- published: 04 Dec 2014
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Mac's first album is an underrated classic. It includes the New Barbarians' only studio recording ("Truly"). Mac sings lead, plays keys as well as electric/acoustic guitars on the album. Ron Wood plays and sings backing vocals on a few other songs as well. Bobby Keys is also featured throughout the album. Ringo Starr plays drums on the track "Hold On". It ends with a cover from Ronnie Wood's first album "Mystifies Me", which Mac also played on the original but this time he also handles the vocals which were handled by Ronnie and Rod Stewart on the original.
1, La De La 0:00-2:26
2: Headlines 2:27-5:25
3. Truly 5:26-11:24
4. Somebody 11:25-14:22
5. Movin' Out 14:23-18:14
6. Little Troublemaker 18:15-20:41
7. If It's Aright 20:42-22:41
8. Sign 22:42-26:06
9. Hold On 26:07-29:49
10. Mystifies Me 29:50-35:16
- published: 24 Feb 2014
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Ian McLagan pays tribute to the late great Ronnie Lane and performs "Debris" @ The Record Collector, Bordentown, NJ, USA 11/13/09
- published: 15 Nov 2009
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Ronnie Wood and Ian McLagan on the early days of The Small Faces, and Ian reveals he was Ronnie's mum's favourite! Both musicians have played together since 1969, recording together on Faces, The New Barbarians, The Rolling Stones and solo projects.
Ronnie and Ian reminisce about the 'First Step' album they recorded together whilst in The Faces band.
This clip is taken from The Ronnie Wood Show, an award-winning TV series first broadcast on Sky Arts. Every episode features top artists joining Ronnie for impromptu jamming, lively chat and reminiscing about the wild days of rock'n'roll.
Episode 4, clip 6.
- published: 13 Aug 2013
- views: 30635
A 2012 telephone interview with the Small Faces and Faces keyboard legend. One of rock and roll's true gents, he is now sadly missed.
- published: 06 Jan 2016
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Ian McLagan performs with a 9-piece band led by Stephen Bruton from the historic concert "Road To Austin". To order a copy of the DVD go to www.rtafilm.com
- published: 03 Dec 2015
- views: 138
KUTX presents Ian McLagan and the Bump Band playing "I Will Follow"
Recorded live at Studio 1A August 2nd 2013
- published: 05 Aug 2013
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Ian McLagan & Pete Townshend (w/The Bump Band & Jody Denberg)
Video by Mark Bowman Images
Live at the 2007 Austin Music Awards - SXSW 2007-
(Performing Ronnie Lane's immortal "Kuschty Rye" and the Small Faces classic hit, "What'cha Gonna Do About It?"
Personnel: Ian McLagan - Keyboards, Pete Townshend - Guitar, "DonDon" Harvey - Drums, Mark Andes - Bass, "Scrappy" Jud Newcomb - Guitar, Jody Denberg - Backing Vocals
These video uploads are completely nonprofit, no copyright infringement intended. The intention is rather to encourage those among the audience who enjoy the clips to buy the artists' CDs and DVDs and thus support them or their legal heirs.
- published: 27 Jan 2015
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4:16Ian McLagan - Never Say Never (Live @ Letterman)
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2:44Musician Ian McLagan dead at 69
Musician Ian McLagan dead at 69Musician Ian McLagan dead at 69
Iconic local musician Ian McLagan died Wednesday at an Austin hospital. A statement on his website said he died due to complications from a stroke suffered on Tuesday. -
23:06Ian McLagan RSFC Tribute R.I.P.
Ian McLagan RSFC Tribute R.I.P.Ian McLagan RSFC Tribute R.I.P.
From Rolling Stone Magazine - By Patrick Doyle | December 3, 2014 Ian McLagan, the jovial, charismatic keyboardist for the Faces and Small Faces whose versatile, forceful playing defined rock & roll classics like the Faces' "Stay With Me," passed away in Austin, Texas on Wednesday. A spokesperson for the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer confirmed his death to Rolling Stone. He was 69. "It is with great sadness and eternal admiration that we report the passing of rock and roll icon Ian McLagan," read the statement. "He died today surrounded by family and friends in his adopted hometown of Austin, Texas due to complications from a stroke suffered the previous day. Ian’s artistry, generosity and warmth of spirit touched countless other musicians and music fans around the world. His loss will be felt by so many." "I am completely devastated by this shocking news and I know this goes for [Faces members] Ronnie [Wood] and Rod [Stewart] also," said McLagan's bandmate Kenney Jones. With the Faces, McLagan co-wrote classics like "Cindy Incidentally" and "You're So Rude." But the musician's defining moment was his Wurlitzer electric piano pounding on "Stay With Me," one of rock's most swaggering, stomping barroom epics. "You can't play 'Stay With Me' halfheartedly," he told Rolling Stone in 2012. "It's not [gently] 'Stay with me…' You have to tell her, 'Stay with me!'" The Faces were the launching pad for Stewart's solo success, and McLagan also played on Stewart classics like "Maggie May" and "You Wear It Well." The Faces were notorious for their offstage – and onstage – debauchery. "We were the first band to have a bar on stage, with a waiter serving us," Stewart wrote in his recent autobiography. "It saved on time and energy hopping into the wings for refreshments. It also gave us somewhere to go during interminable drum solos." McLagan, whose friends called him 'Mac,' was born in Hounslow, England in 1945 and first became interested in rock & roll when he heard "Rock Around the Clock" at the age of 10. Initially a guitar player in skiffle groups, McLagan took piano lessons at the insistence of his mother. "I had piano lessons, which I hated, [but] my mother decided I was going to have [them]. I didn't want piano lessons; what damn good would they do me?" he told Rolling Stone. After hearing Booker T. and the M.G.'s, he became interested in the organ. McLagan once described another pivotal moment seeing the Rolling Stones in 1963 at the Crawdaddy Club: "The sound, the throbbing bass and the harmonica on top [had] convinced me they were black until I walked in. Then it was a case of, 'Well blimey, I love this music, I'm trying to play it, maybe I can.'" In late 1968, Marriott left the band to form Humble Pie. The breakup closely coincided with the disbanding of the Jeff Beck Group; Ronnie Lane called Ronnie Wood and invited him to a jam session. "We all worked on some Booker T. and the M.G.s and Meters stuff and funky grooves – we knew we had that," Ronnie Wood recently told Rolling Stone. Soon, Stewart, Wood, Jones, McLagan and Lane were jamming together at the Rolling Stones' London rehearsal space, becoming the Faces. "There was a pub nearby," Wood says. "We’d do one song, and run to the pub to celebrate!" After the Faces disbanded and Stewart pursued a solo career, McLagan continued to record with the singer. He also became a go-to session and touring keyboardist, touring and recording with the Rolling Stones and joining Wood and Keith Richards on the road in the New Barbarians in 1979. He played on records by Chuck Berry, Pete Townshend, Thin Lizzy, Jackson Browne, Bruce Springsteen and Warren Zevon and toured with Bob Dylan in 1984. McLagan moved to Austin, Texas in 1994, and spent recent years touring with his own Bump Band. In 2008, the Faces reunited (with Mick Hucknall standing in for Stewart) for a series of shows and again for the band's 2012 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "I couldn't help but be happy," he said. Even though Rod Stewart missed the gig due to illness, their explosive performance defined the night. "I don't want to be a has-been," McLagan told Rolling Stone afterward. "I play every day. It's what I do; it's what I've been doing for 50 years."" -
35:17Ian "Mac" McLagan Little Troublemaker (FULL ALBUM)
Ian "Mac" McLagan Little Troublemaker (FULL ALBUM)Ian "Mac" McLagan Little Troublemaker (FULL ALBUM)
Mac's first album is an underrated classic. It includes the New Barbarians' only studio recording ("Truly"). Mac sings lead, plays keys as well as electric/acoustic guitars on the album. Ron Wood plays and sings backing vocals on a few other songs as well. Bobby Keys is also featured throughout the album. Ringo Starr plays drums on the track "Hold On". It ends with a cover from Ronnie Wood's first album "Mystifies Me", which Mac also played on the original but this time he also handles the vocals which were handled by Ronnie and Rod Stewart on the original. 1, La De La 0:00-2:26 2: Headlines 2:27-5:25 3. Truly 5:26-11:24 4. Somebody 11:25-14:22 5. Movin' Out 14:23-18:14 6. Little Troublemaker 18:15-20:41 7. If It's Aright 20:42-22:41 8. Sign 22:42-26:06 9. Hold On 26:07-29:49 10. Mystifies Me 29:50-35:16 -
7:01Ian McLagan-Debris 11/13/09
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Ian McLagan pays tribute to the late great Ronnie Lane and performs "Debris" @ The Record Collector, Bordentown, NJ, USA 11/13/09 -
1:39Ronnie Wood and Ian McLagan on The Small Faces
Ronnie Wood and Ian McLagan on The Small FacesRonnie Wood and Ian McLagan on The Small Faces
Ronnie Wood and Ian McLagan on the early days of The Small Faces, and Ian reveals he was Ronnie's mum's favourite! Both musicians have played together since 1969, recording together on Faces, The New Barbarians, The Rolling Stones and solo projects. Ronnie and Ian reminisce about the 'First Step' album they recorded together whilst in The Faces band. This clip is taken from The Ronnie Wood Show, an award-winning TV series first broadcast on Sky Arts. Every episode features top artists joining Ronnie for impromptu jamming, lively chat and reminiscing about the wild days of rock'n'roll. Episode 4, clip 6. -
26:25Ian McLagan interview
Ian McLagan interviewIan McLagan interview
A 2012 telephone interview with the Small Faces and Faces keyboard legend. One of rock and roll's true gents, he is now sadly missed. -
7:33Ian McLagan - On joining the Small Faces - July, 6, 2013
Ian McLagan - On joining the Small Faces - July, 6, 2013Ian McLagan - On joining the Small Faces - July, 6, 2013
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7:04Ian McLagan performing "Date With An Angel" from the film Road To Austin
Ian McLagan performing "Date With An Angel" from the film Road To AustinIan McLagan performing "Date With An Angel" from the film Road To Austin
Ian McLagan performs with a 9-piece band led by Stephen Bruton from the historic concert "Road To Austin". To order a copy of the DVD go to www.rtafilm.com -
3:57Ian McLagan and the Bump Band - "I Will Follow"
Ian McLagan and the Bump Band - "I Will Follow"Ian McLagan and the Bump Band - "I Will Follow"
KUTX presents Ian McLagan and the Bump Band playing "I Will Follow" Recorded live at Studio 1A August 2nd 2013 -
12:02Ian McLagan & Pete Townshend - (Kuschty Rye & What'cha Gonna Do About It?)
Ian McLagan & Pete Townshend - (Kuschty Rye & What'cha Gonna Do About It?)Ian McLagan & Pete Townshend - (Kuschty Rye & What'cha Gonna Do About It?)
Ian McLagan & Pete Townshend (w/The Bump Band & Jody Denberg) Video by Mark Bowman Images Live at the 2007 Austin Music Awards - SXSW 2007- (Performing Ronnie Lane's immortal "Kuschty Rye" and the Small Faces classic hit, "What'cha Gonna Do About It?" Personnel: Ian McLagan - Keyboards, Pete Townshend - Guitar, "DonDon" Harvey - Drums, Mark Andes - Bass, "Scrappy" Jud Newcomb - Guitar, Jody Denberg - Backing Vocals These video uploads are completely nonprofit, no copyright infringement intended. The intention is rather to encourage those among the audience who enjoy the clips to buy the artists' CDs and DVDs and thus support them or their legal heirs. -
2:27Ian McLagan - Little Troublemaker
Ian McLagan - Little TroublemakerIan McLagan - Little Troublemaker
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Ian McLagan
ALBUMS
- Bump in the Night released: 1981
- Troublemaker released: 1979
Bump in the Night
Released 1981- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Little Girl
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Alligator
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen If It’s Lovin You Want
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Casualty
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Told a Tale on You
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Judy Judy Judy
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen So Lucky
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Rebel Walk
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Not Runnin Away
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Boy’s Gonna Get It
Troublemaker
Released 1979- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen La De La
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Headlines
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Truly
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Somebody
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Movin’ Out
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Little Troublemaker
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen If It’s Allright
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Sign
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Hold On
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Mystifies Me
Born: 1945-05-12
Died: 2014-12-03
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Musician Ian McLagan dead at 69
Iconic local musician Ian McLagan died Wednesday at an Austin hospital. A statement on his website said he died due to complications from a stroke suffered on Tuesday. -
Ian McLagan RSFC Tribute R.I.P.
From Rolling Stone Magazine - By Patrick Doyle | December 3, 2014 Ian McLagan, the jovial, charismatic keyboardist for the Faces and Small Faces whose versatile, forceful playing defined rock & roll classics like the Faces' "Stay With Me," passed away in Austin, Texas on Wednesday. A spokesperson for the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer confirmed his death to Rolling Stone. He was 69. "It is with great sadness and eternal admiration that we report the passing of rock and roll icon Ian McLagan," read the statement. "He died today surrounded by family and friends in his adopted hometown of Austin, Texas due to complications from a stroke suffered the previous day. Ian’s artistry, generosity and warmth of spirit touched countless other musicians and music fans around the world. His loss will be f... -
Ian "Mac" McLagan Little Troublemaker (FULL ALBUM)
Mac's first album is an underrated classic. It includes the New Barbarians' only studio recording ("Truly"). Mac sings lead, plays keys as well as electric/acoustic guitars on the album. Ron Wood plays and sings backing vocals on a few other songs as well. Bobby Keys is also featured throughout the album. Ringo Starr plays drums on the track "Hold On". It ends with a cover from Ronnie Wood's first album "Mystifies Me", which Mac also played on the original but this time he also handles the vocals which were handled by Ronnie and Rod Stewart on the original. 1, La De La 0:00-2:26 2: Headlines 2:27-5:25 3. Truly 5:26-11:24 4. Somebody 11:25-14:22 5. Movin' Out 14:23-18:14 6. Little Troublemaker 18:15-20:41 7. If It's Aright 20:42-22:41 8. Sign 22:42-26:06 9. Hold On 26:07-29:49 10. Mystifie... -
Ian McLagan-Debris 11/13/09
Ian McLagan pays tribute to the late great Ronnie Lane and performs "Debris" @ The Record Collector, Bordentown, NJ, USA 11/13/09 -
Ronnie Wood and Ian McLagan on The Small Faces
Ronnie Wood and Ian McLagan on the early days of The Small Faces, and Ian reveals he was Ronnie's mum's favourite! Both musicians have played together since 1969, recording together on Faces, The New Barbarians, The Rolling Stones and solo projects. Ronnie and Ian reminisce about the 'First Step' album they recorded together whilst in The Faces band. This clip is taken from The Ronnie Wood Show, an award-winning TV series first broadcast on Sky Arts. Every episode features top artists joining Ronnie for impromptu jamming, lively chat and reminiscing about the wild days of rock'n'roll. Episode 4, clip 6. -
Ian McLagan interview
A 2012 telephone interview with the Small Faces and Faces keyboard legend. One of rock and roll's true gents, he is now sadly missed. -
Ian McLagan - On joining the Small Faces - July, 6, 2013
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Ian McLagan performing "Date With An Angel" from the film Road To Austin
Ian McLagan performs with a 9-piece band led by Stephen Bruton from the historic concert "Road To Austin". To order a copy of the DVD go to www.rtafilm.com -
Ian McLagan and the Bump Band - "I Will Follow"
KUTX presents Ian McLagan and the Bump Band playing "I Will Follow" Recorded live at Studio 1A August 2nd 2013 -
Ian McLagan & Pete Townshend - (Kuschty Rye & What'cha Gonna Do About It?)
Ian McLagan & Pete Townshend (w/The Bump Band & Jody Denberg) Video by Mark Bowman Images Live at the 2007 Austin Music Awards - SXSW 2007- (Performing Ronnie Lane's immortal "Kuschty Rye" and the Small Faces classic hit, "What'cha Gonna Do About It?" Personnel: Ian McLagan - Keyboards, Pete Townshend - Guitar, "DonDon" Harvey - Drums, Mark Andes - Bass, "Scrappy" Jud Newcomb - Guitar, Jody Denberg - Backing Vocals These video uploads are completely nonprofit, no copyright infringement intended. The intention is rather to encourage those among the audience who enjoy the clips to buy the artists' CDs and DVDs and thus support them or their legal heirs. -
Ian McLagan - Little Troublemaker
Ian McLagan - Never Say Never (Live @ Letterman)
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Musician Ian McLagan dead at 69
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Iconic local musician Ian McLagan died Wednesday at an Austin hospital. A statement on his website said he died due to complications from a stroke suffered on T...
Iconic local musician Ian McLagan died Wednesday at an Austin hospital. A statement on his website said he died due to complications from a stroke suffered on Tuesday.
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Iconic local musician Ian McLagan died Wednesday at an Austin hospital. A statement on his website said he died due to complications from a stroke suffered on Tuesday.
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Ian McLagan RSFC Tribute R.I.P.
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From Rolling Stone Magazine - By Patrick Doyle | December 3, 2014
Ian McLagan, the jovial, charismatic keyboardist for the Faces and Small Faces whose versatile...
From Rolling Stone Magazine - By Patrick Doyle | December 3, 2014
Ian McLagan, the jovial, charismatic keyboardist for the Faces and Small Faces whose versatile, forceful playing defined rock & roll classics like the Faces' "Stay With Me," passed away in Austin, Texas on Wednesday. A spokesperson for the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer confirmed his death to Rolling Stone. He was 69.
"It is with great sadness and eternal admiration that we report the passing of rock and roll icon Ian McLagan," read the statement. "He died today surrounded by family and friends in his adopted hometown of Austin, Texas due to complications from a stroke suffered the previous day. Ian’s artistry, generosity and warmth of spirit touched countless other musicians and music fans around the world. His loss will be felt by so many."
"I am completely devastated by this shocking news and I know this goes for [Faces members] Ronnie [Wood] and Rod [Stewart] also," said McLagan's bandmate Kenney Jones.
With the Faces, McLagan co-wrote classics like "Cindy Incidentally" and "You're So Rude." But the musician's defining moment was his Wurlitzer electric piano pounding on "Stay With Me," one of rock's most swaggering, stomping barroom epics. "You can't play 'Stay With Me' halfheartedly," he told Rolling Stone in 2012. "It's not [gently] 'Stay with me…' You have to tell her, 'Stay with me!'" The Faces were the launching pad for Stewart's solo success, and McLagan also played on Stewart classics like "Maggie May" and "You Wear It Well."
The Faces were notorious for their offstage – and onstage – debauchery. "We were the first band to have a bar on stage, with a waiter serving us," Stewart wrote in his recent autobiography. "It saved on time and energy hopping into the wings for refreshments. It also gave us somewhere to go during interminable drum solos."
McLagan, whose friends called him 'Mac,' was born in Hounslow, England in 1945 and first became interested in rock & roll when he heard "Rock Around the Clock" at the age of 10. Initially a guitar player in skiffle groups, McLagan took piano lessons at the insistence of his mother. "I had piano lessons, which I hated, [but] my mother decided I was going to have [them]. I didn't want piano lessons; what damn good would they do me?" he told Rolling Stone.
After hearing Booker T. and the M.G.'s, he became interested in the organ. McLagan once described another pivotal moment seeing the Rolling Stones in 1963 at the Crawdaddy Club: "The sound, the throbbing bass and the harmonica on top [had] convinced me they were black until I walked in. Then it was a case of, 'Well blimey, I love this music, I'm trying to play it, maybe I can.'"
In late 1968, Marriott left the band to form Humble Pie. The breakup closely coincided with the disbanding of the Jeff Beck Group; Ronnie Lane called Ronnie Wood and invited him to a jam session. "We all worked on some Booker T. and the M.G.s and Meters stuff and funky grooves – we knew we had that," Ronnie Wood recently told Rolling Stone. Soon, Stewart, Wood, Jones, McLagan and Lane were jamming together at the Rolling Stones' London rehearsal space, becoming the Faces. "There was a pub nearby," Wood says. "We’d do one song, and run to the pub to celebrate!"
After the Faces disbanded and Stewart pursued a solo career, McLagan continued to record with the singer. He also became a go-to session and touring keyboardist, touring and recording with the Rolling Stones and joining Wood and Keith Richards on the road in the New Barbarians in 1979. He played on records by Chuck Berry, Pete Townshend, Thin Lizzy, Jackson Browne, Bruce Springsteen and Warren Zevon and toured with Bob Dylan in 1984.
McLagan moved to Austin, Texas in 1994, and spent recent years touring with his own Bump Band. In 2008, the Faces reunited (with Mick Hucknall standing in for Stewart) for a series of shows and again for the band's 2012 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "I couldn't help but be happy," he said. Even though Rod Stewart missed the gig due to illness, their explosive performance defined the night. "I don't want to be a has-been," McLagan told Rolling Stone afterward. "I play every day. It's what I do; it's what I've been doing for 50 years.""
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From Rolling Stone Magazine - By Patrick Doyle | December 3, 2014
Ian McLagan, the jovial, charismatic keyboardist for the Faces and Small Faces whose versatile, forceful playing defined rock & roll classics like the Faces' "Stay With Me," passed away in Austin, Texas on Wednesday. A spokesperson for the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer confirmed his death to Rolling Stone. He was 69.
"It is with great sadness and eternal admiration that we report the passing of rock and roll icon Ian McLagan," read the statement. "He died today surrounded by family and friends in his adopted hometown of Austin, Texas due to complications from a stroke suffered the previous day. Ian’s artistry, generosity and warmth of spirit touched countless other musicians and music fans around the world. His loss will be felt by so many."
"I am completely devastated by this shocking news and I know this goes for [Faces members] Ronnie [Wood] and Rod [Stewart] also," said McLagan's bandmate Kenney Jones.
With the Faces, McLagan co-wrote classics like "Cindy Incidentally" and "You're So Rude." But the musician's defining moment was his Wurlitzer electric piano pounding on "Stay With Me," one of rock's most swaggering, stomping barroom epics. "You can't play 'Stay With Me' halfheartedly," he told Rolling Stone in 2012. "It's not [gently] 'Stay with me…' You have to tell her, 'Stay with me!'" The Faces were the launching pad for Stewart's solo success, and McLagan also played on Stewart classics like "Maggie May" and "You Wear It Well."
The Faces were notorious for their offstage – and onstage – debauchery. "We were the first band to have a bar on stage, with a waiter serving us," Stewart wrote in his recent autobiography. "It saved on time and energy hopping into the wings for refreshments. It also gave us somewhere to go during interminable drum solos."
McLagan, whose friends called him 'Mac,' was born in Hounslow, England in 1945 and first became interested in rock & roll when he heard "Rock Around the Clock" at the age of 10. Initially a guitar player in skiffle groups, McLagan took piano lessons at the insistence of his mother. "I had piano lessons, which I hated, [but] my mother decided I was going to have [them]. I didn't want piano lessons; what damn good would they do me?" he told Rolling Stone.
After hearing Booker T. and the M.G.'s, he became interested in the organ. McLagan once described another pivotal moment seeing the Rolling Stones in 1963 at the Crawdaddy Club: "The sound, the throbbing bass and the harmonica on top [had] convinced me they were black until I walked in. Then it was a case of, 'Well blimey, I love this music, I'm trying to play it, maybe I can.'"
In late 1968, Marriott left the band to form Humble Pie. The breakup closely coincided with the disbanding of the Jeff Beck Group; Ronnie Lane called Ronnie Wood and invited him to a jam session. "We all worked on some Booker T. and the M.G.s and Meters stuff and funky grooves – we knew we had that," Ronnie Wood recently told Rolling Stone. Soon, Stewart, Wood, Jones, McLagan and Lane were jamming together at the Rolling Stones' London rehearsal space, becoming the Faces. "There was a pub nearby," Wood says. "We’d do one song, and run to the pub to celebrate!"
After the Faces disbanded and Stewart pursued a solo career, McLagan continued to record with the singer. He also became a go-to session and touring keyboardist, touring and recording with the Rolling Stones and joining Wood and Keith Richards on the road in the New Barbarians in 1979. He played on records by Chuck Berry, Pete Townshend, Thin Lizzy, Jackson Browne, Bruce Springsteen and Warren Zevon and toured with Bob Dylan in 1984.
McLagan moved to Austin, Texas in 1994, and spent recent years touring with his own Bump Band. In 2008, the Faces reunited (with Mick Hucknall standing in for Stewart) for a series of shows and again for the band's 2012 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "I couldn't help but be happy," he said. Even though Rod Stewart missed the gig due to illness, their explosive performance defined the night. "I don't want to be a has-been," McLagan told Rolling Stone afterward. "I play every day. It's what I do; it's what I've been doing for 50 years.""
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Ian "Mac" McLagan Little Troublemaker (FULL ALBUM)
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- Duration: 35:17
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Mac's first album is an underrated classic. It includes the New Barbarians' only studio recording ("Truly"). Mac sings lead, plays keys as well as electric/acou...
Mac's first album is an underrated classic. It includes the New Barbarians' only studio recording ("Truly"). Mac sings lead, plays keys as well as electric/acoustic guitars on the album. Ron Wood plays and sings backing vocals on a few other songs as well. Bobby Keys is also featured throughout the album. Ringo Starr plays drums on the track "Hold On". It ends with a cover from Ronnie Wood's first album "Mystifies Me", which Mac also played on the original but this time he also handles the vocals which were handled by Ronnie and Rod Stewart on the original.
1, La De La 0:00-2:26
2: Headlines 2:27-5:25
3. Truly 5:26-11:24
4. Somebody 11:25-14:22
5. Movin' Out 14:23-18:14
6. Little Troublemaker 18:15-20:41
7. If It's Aright 20:42-22:41
8. Sign 22:42-26:06
9. Hold On 26:07-29:49
10. Mystifies Me 29:50-35:16
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Mac's first album is an underrated classic. It includes the New Barbarians' only studio recording ("Truly"). Mac sings lead, plays keys as well as electric/acoustic guitars on the album. Ron Wood plays and sings backing vocals on a few other songs as well. Bobby Keys is also featured throughout the album. Ringo Starr plays drums on the track "Hold On". It ends with a cover from Ronnie Wood's first album "Mystifies Me", which Mac also played on the original but this time he also handles the vocals which were handled by Ronnie and Rod Stewart on the original.
1, La De La 0:00-2:26
2: Headlines 2:27-5:25
3. Truly 5:26-11:24
4. Somebody 11:25-14:22
5. Movin' Out 14:23-18:14
6. Little Troublemaker 18:15-20:41
7. If It's Aright 20:42-22:41
8. Sign 22:42-26:06
9. Hold On 26:07-29:49
10. Mystifies Me 29:50-35:16
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Ian McLagan-Debris 11/13/09
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Ian McLagan pays tribute to the late great Ronnie Lane and performs "Debris" @ The Record Collector, Bordentown, NJ, USA 11/13/09
Ian McLagan pays tribute to the late great Ronnie Lane and performs "Debris" @ The Record Collector, Bordentown, NJ, USA 11/13/09
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Ian McLagan pays tribute to the late great Ronnie Lane and performs "Debris" @ The Record Collector, Bordentown, NJ, USA 11/13/09
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Ronnie Wood and Ian McLagan on The Small Faces
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Ronnie Wood and Ian McLagan on the early days of The Small Faces, and Ian reveals he was Ronnie's mum's favourite! Both musicians have played together since 196...
Ronnie Wood and Ian McLagan on the early days of The Small Faces, and Ian reveals he was Ronnie's mum's favourite! Both musicians have played together since 1969, recording together on Faces, The New Barbarians, The Rolling Stones and solo projects.
Ronnie and Ian reminisce about the 'First Step' album they recorded together whilst in The Faces band.
This clip is taken from The Ronnie Wood Show, an award-winning TV series first broadcast on Sky Arts. Every episode features top artists joining Ronnie for impromptu jamming, lively chat and reminiscing about the wild days of rock'n'roll.
Episode 4, clip 6.
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Ronnie Wood and Ian McLagan on the early days of The Small Faces, and Ian reveals he was Ronnie's mum's favourite! Both musicians have played together since 1969, recording together on Faces, The New Barbarians, The Rolling Stones and solo projects.
Ronnie and Ian reminisce about the 'First Step' album they recorded together whilst in The Faces band.
This clip is taken from The Ronnie Wood Show, an award-winning TV series first broadcast on Sky Arts. Every episode features top artists joining Ronnie for impromptu jamming, lively chat and reminiscing about the wild days of rock'n'roll.
Episode 4, clip 6.
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Ian McLagan interview
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- Duration: 26:25
- Updated: 06 Jan 2016
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A 2012 telephone interview with the Small Faces and Faces keyboard legend. One of rock and roll's true gents, he is now sadly missed.
A 2012 telephone interview with the Small Faces and Faces keyboard legend. One of rock and roll's true gents, he is now sadly missed.
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A 2012 telephone interview with the Small Faces and Faces keyboard legend. One of rock and roll's true gents, he is now sadly missed.
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Ian McLagan - On joining the Small Faces - July, 6, 2013
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- Duration: 7:33
- Updated: 08 Jul 2013
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- published: 08 Jul 2013
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Ian McLagan performing "Date With An Angel" from the film Road To Austin
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- Updated: 03 Dec 2015
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Ian McLagan performs with a 9-piece band led by Stephen Bruton from the historic concert "Road To Austin". To order a copy of the DVD go to www.rtafilm.com
Ian McLagan performs with a 9-piece band led by Stephen Bruton from the historic concert "Road To Austin". To order a copy of the DVD go to www.rtafilm.com
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Ian McLagan performs with a 9-piece band led by Stephen Bruton from the historic concert "Road To Austin". To order a copy of the DVD go to www.rtafilm.com
- published: 03 Dec 2015
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Ian McLagan and the Bump Band - "I Will Follow"
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- Duration: 3:57
- Updated: 05 Aug 2013
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KUTX presents Ian McLagan and the Bump Band playing "I Will Follow"
Recorded live at Studio 1A August 2nd 2013
KUTX presents Ian McLagan and the Bump Band playing "I Will Follow"
Recorded live at Studio 1A August 2nd 2013
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KUTX presents Ian McLagan and the Bump Band playing "I Will Follow"
Recorded live at Studio 1A August 2nd 2013
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Ian McLagan & Pete Townshend - (Kuschty Rye & What'cha Gonna Do About It?)
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- Duration: 12:02
- Updated: 27 Jan 2015
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Ian McLagan & Pete Townshend (w/The Bump Band & Jody Denberg)
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Live at the 2007 Austin Music Awards - SXSW 2007-
(Performing Ro...
Ian McLagan & Pete Townshend (w/The Bump Band & Jody Denberg)
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Live at the 2007 Austin Music Awards - SXSW 2007-
(Performing Ronnie Lane's immortal "Kuschty Rye" and the Small Faces classic hit, "What'cha Gonna Do About It?"
Personnel: Ian McLagan - Keyboards, Pete Townshend - Guitar, "DonDon" Harvey - Drums, Mark Andes - Bass, "Scrappy" Jud Newcomb - Guitar, Jody Denberg - Backing Vocals
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Ian McLagan & Pete Townshend (w/The Bump Band & Jody Denberg)
Video by Mark Bowman Images
Live at the 2007 Austin Music Awards - SXSW 2007-
(Performing Ronnie Lane's immortal "Kuschty Rye" and the Small Faces classic hit, "What'cha Gonna Do About It?"
Personnel: Ian McLagan - Keyboards, Pete Townshend - Guitar, "DonDon" Harvey - Drums, Mark Andes - Bass, "Scrappy" Jud Newcomb - Guitar, Jody Denberg - Backing Vocals
These video uploads are completely nonprofit, no copyright infringement intended. The intention is rather to encourage those among the audience who enjoy the clips to buy the artists' CDs and DVDs and thus support them or their legal heirs.
- published: 27 Jan 2015
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Ian McLagan - Little Troublemaker
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- published: 11 Sep 2012
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Ian McLagan - Never Say Never (Live @ Letterman)
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Musician Ian McLagan dead at 69
Iconic local musician Ian McLagan died Wednesday at an Austin hospital. A statement on his...
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Ian McLagan RSFC Tribute R.I.P.
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Ian "Mac" McLagan Little Troublemaker (FULL ALBUM)
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Ronnie Wood and Ian McLagan on The Small Faces
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Ian McLagan - On joining the Small Faces - July, 6, 2013
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Ian McLagan performing "Date With An Angel" from the film Road To Austin
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Ian McLagan and the Bump Band - "I Will Follow"
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