2. Talk to You 3. Itchycoo Park 4. I'm Only Dreaming 5. Tin Soldier 6. I Feel Much Better 7. Lazy Sunday 8. Rollin' Over 9. The Universal Donkey Rides, A Penny a Glass Afterglow (Of Your Love) Wham Bam Thank You Mam All or Nothing (Live) If I Were a Carpenter Happiness Stan The Autumn Stone Ogden's Nut Gone Flake 5/5(6).

Other greats from that insular masterpiece -- including the Marriott-despised "Lazy Sunday" -- still sound superlative here. The first CD stacks up more hits, but both give an intricate portrait of the Small Faces in full stride.

In celebration of the Small Faces’ recent induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Charly Records are proud to present ‘Here Come The Nice’, a deluxe heavyweight 4 CD box set chronicling the group’s career on Andrew Loog Oldham’s pioneering Immediate Records label, curated by surviving band members Kenney Jones and Ian McLagan.

May 20,  · Small Faces - The Anthology (Deram/Decca 2 CDs) The Small Faces - The Immediate Years (Charly 4 CD box) And so since you specifically mentioned the post-Ogden's content, hopefully I've got that covered. I remember looking at the Decca Years box, and the Here Come the Nice box, but ended up getting what I have above.

Popular or famous Small Faces music songs: Tell Me Have You Ever Seen Me Lyrics, Mad John Lyrics, Lazy Sunday Lyrics, Green Circles Lyrics, Itchycoo Park Lyrics, The Journey Lyrics, Talk To You .

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Small Faces A: Lazy Sunday B: Itchycoo Park: Memory Lane [Immediate] USA: ZS 7" 8: Small Faces A: Tin Soldier B: I Feel Much Better: Immediate USA: ZS7 Feb 7" 5: Small Faces A: Tin Soldier B: Tin Soldier: Immediate USA: ZS7 Feb Promo Only 7" 1: Small Faces A: Lazy Sunday B: Rollin' Over (Part II.

Small Faces is the eponymous second studio album by the Small Faces, released in The album was their first for Immediate Records after leaving maconttuzulcidegarededisreime.coinfo peaked at number 12 in the UK Album Chart. In America, the album was issued with an alternative track order as There Are But Four Small Faces. The band's debut album, released on Decca in , is also entitled Small Faces.