SMALL FACES - There Are But Four Small Faces - Vinyl (LP)
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SMALL FACES

There Are But Four Small Faces (limited 180 gram magenta vinyl LP with obi-strip)

BMG

Cat: IM LP52002C. Rel: 17 Apr 23
Psychedelic/Garage Rock


Side 1 - Track 1. Itchycoo Park Side 1 - Track 2. Talk To You Side 1 - Track 3. Up The Wooden Hills To Bedfordshire Side 1 - Track 4. My Way Of Giving Side 1 - Track 5. I'm Only Dreaming Side 1 - Track 6. I Feel Much Better Side 2 - Track 1. Tin Soldier Side 2 - Track 2. Get Yourself Together Side 2 - Track 3. Show Me The Way Side 2 - Track 4. Here Come The Nice Side 2 - Track 5. Green Circles Side 2 - Track 6. (Tell Me) Have You Ever Seen Me

The Small Faces were already well-established as one of the most exciting bands in the British explosion when they released their first LP in the US. Taking their already-released Small Faces album from the UK, There Are But Four Small Faces added US hit 'Itchycoo Park', 'Here Come the Nice', 'I'm Only Dreaming', 'I Feel Much Better' and 'Tin Soldier' and omitted no less than seven tracks. As such, it's a wholly different listening experience for the early days of the premier exponents of the freak beat, but whatever the case the songs leap out and grab you by the ruff of the neck. It's redolent of that late-60s era and quite frankly still one of the greatest rock albums to come from British shores, now repressed on heavyweight magenta vinyl.


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