Disc One: 1. Band Tuning/Bill Graham Intro, 2. Devotion, 3. You’re My Girl (I Don’t Want To Discuss It), 4. Wicked Messenger, 5. Country Comfort, 6. Flying, 7. Too Much Woman, 8. Cut Across Shorty, 9. Maybe I’m Amazed, 10. Around The Plynth.

Disc Two: 1. Honky Tonk Women, 2. Gasoline Alley Medley, 3. Love In Vain, 4. Three Button Hand Me Down, 5. It’s All Over Now, 6. I Feel So Good, 7. Blues De Luxe.

The Faces stop at Bill Graham’s Fillmore West was a bit surprising since we have seen that before Ron Wood had turned down Bill Graham calling him ‘not the fairest businessman they ever met’ stating he was one of the people the band could do without in the States; however, this show has been the subject of many bootleg albums so far starting with Fillmore West 1970 (OHC-004) which was limited to 100 numbered copies offered a mono audience source, then Fillmore West 1970 Off Masters (IMP-N 021) presented a recording that had bass and drums upfront, A RnR Party with the Faces (HiWatt DeepSix 42 A/B) was housed in a splendid digipack, Marvelous! (Historical Pirates 010-11) was a 2 cdr set, then Growing Up Fast (WLR- GBA 70) long digipack offered a stereo audience recording on disc 3 and 4. This version seems to come from a 2 cdr set which was the copy of An Evening with Small Faces and Rod Stewart a Maxell UD cassette that had the original master recording. This is a brilliant performance very well recorded and packed in this nice digipack.