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Track Listings
| 1. Shake | |||
| 2. Come On Children | |||
| 3. You Better Believe It | |||
| 4. It's Too Late | |||
| 5. One Night Stand | |||
| 6. What'Cha Gonna Do About It | |||
| 7. Sorry She's Mine | |||
| 8. Own Up Time | |||
| 9. You Need Loving | |||
| 10. Don't Stop What You Are Doing | |||
| 11. E Too D | |||
| 12. Sha La La La Lee | |||
| 13. What's A Matter Baby | |||
| 14. I've Got Mine | |||
| 15. Grow Your Own | |||
| 16. Hey Girl | |||
| 17. Almost Grown | |||
| 18. What'Cha Gonna Do About It | |||
| 19. Come On Children | |||
| 20. Shake | |||
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Product Description
Album Description
The sound quality of this newly remastered 40th anniversary version is far superior to the 1996 version and the fans are sure to appreciate hearing the original album with some decent bottom end and the improved clarity of the Bonus Tracks.
The 20 page booklet contains insightful sleevenotes from Record Collector contributor Andy Neill and is crammed with great pictures and memorabilia.
About the Artist
The Small Faces debut album from 1966 has been digitally remastered by Gary Moore from the Original Master Tapes and now boasts an additional 11 Bonus Tracks including versions of songs which only ever appeared on French EPs.
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Ogden's Nut Gone Flake may be the album that the Small Faces are best remembered for but this debut long player on Decca Records is awesome. This is probably the closest to what the band actually sounded like live at the time with extending jamming on some tracks and the influences such as Booker T Jones and Steve Cropper clearly evident. Superb.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
The 40th Anniversary of this album certainly lives up to expectations although some reviews say the bonus tracks are only available on French Ep's. The French Ep's are exactly the same versions as the official UK releases. However, it is only a slight mistake. Some of the bonus tracks here actually appeared on a FRENCH LP released in the 70s. This album is well worth getting though as the sound quality is outrageously good. Not to be missed!!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Download
Raw blues, r&b, rock and roll. Still sounds good and is not blighted by the psychedelic songs they would produce in the late sixties. A great mod album on par with the début album from The Who.
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The first to take to the sky
I already had a few CDs of the Small Faces, so I wasn't sure whether to get this. I was not disappointed and the quality is excellent. Read more
Published 11 months ago by R. J. Kirkley
one big jam session
It took me at least 12 years for me to eventually get this on vinyl now probably worth 100 quid.This is the debut album ,on cd ,of the small faces. Read more
Published 17 months ago by lee moran
Magnificent debut album
In an era that was hardly short of great artists, the Small Faces still stand out. They had it all, style, taste and above all class. Read more
Published on 27 Sep 2007 by Thomas A. Woodford
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