SMALL FACES

Psychedelic Pop, Psychedelic Rock, Pop Rock, Rhythm & Blues, Mod

SMALL FACES – The Decca  50th Anniversary Years Years 1965-1967

Deluxe BOX SET

 - 5 CDs Remastered from original tapes

 - 72-page fully illustrated booklet

 - Newly written sleeve notes

 - 4 band photo postcards

 - includes previously unreleased material

Tracklist

Disc: 1 / GREATEST HITS:

Worldwide singles As, Bs & EPs
1. What'Cha Gonna Do About It
2. What's A Matter Baby
3. I've Got Mine
4. It's Too Late
5. Sha La La La Lee
6. Grow Your Own
7. Hey Girl
8. Almost Grown
9. All Or Nothing
10. Understanding
11. My Mind's Eye
12. I Can't Dance With You
13. I Can't Make It
14. Just Passing
15. Patterns
16. E Too D
17. Don't Stop What You're Doing
18. Come On Children
19. Shake
20. One Night Stand
21. You Need Loving

Disc: 2 / SMALL FACES

Original UK LP Decca LK 4790
Released 6 May 1966
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're Doing
11. E Too D
12. Sha La La La Lee

Disc: 3 / FROM THE BEGINNING

Original UK LP Decca LK 4879
Released 2 June 1967

1. Runaway
2. My Mind's Eye
3. Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow
4. That Man
5. My Way Of Giving
6. Hey Girl
7. (Tell Me) Have You Ever Seen Me
8. Take This Hurt Off Me
9. All Or Nothing
10. Baby Don't You Do It
11. Plum Nellie
12. Sha La La La Lee
13. You've Really Got A Hold On Me
14. What'Cha Gonna Do About It

Disc: 4 / 

RARITIES & OUTTAKES
1. Come On Children (alternate version)
2. Shake (alternate version)
3. You Better Believe It (alternate version)
4. Own Up Time (alternate version)
5. E Too D (alternate version)
6. Don't Stop What You're Doing (alternate version)
7. What's A Matter Baby (alternate mix)
8. What'Cha Gonna Do About It (alternate version)
9. Sha La La La Lee (stereo version)
10. Runaway (alternate mix) (stereo)
11. That Man (alternate mix)
12. Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow (alternate mix)
13. Picanniny (backing track)
14. Hey Girl (alternate version)
15. Take This Hurt Off Me (different version)
16. Baby Don't You Do It (different version)
17. My Mind's Eye (early version) (mono)
18. Talk To You (take 5 backing track)
19. All Our Yesterdays (take 7 backing track)
20. (Tell Me) Have You Ever Seen Me (alternate take 2)
21. Show Me The Way (take 3 backing track)
22. I Can't Make It (take 11 backing track)
23. Things Are Going To Get Better (take 14 session version)

Disc: 5 /

 BBC SESSIONS

BBC Studios – Saturday Club – 23-Aug-65
1. Interview with Steve Marriott 2. What'cha Gonna Do About It (BBC Session version)
3. Jump Back (BBC Session version)
4. Baby Don't You Do It (BBC Session version)

BBC Studios – Joe Loss Pop Show – 14-Jan-66
5. Sha La La La Lee (BBC Session version)
6. What'cha Gonna Do About It (BBC Session version)
7. Comin' Home Baby (BBC Session version)
8. You Need Loving (BBC Session version)

9. Steve Marriot Pop Profile Interview

BBC Studios – Saturday Club – 14-Mar-66
10. Shake (BBC Session version
11. Interview with Steve Marriott
12. Sha La La La Lee (BBC Session version)
13. You Need Loving (BBC Session version)

BBC Studios – Saturday Club – 3-May-66
14. Interview with Steve Marriott
15. Hey Girl (BBC Session version)
16. E to D (BBC Session version)
17. One Night Stand (BBC Session version)

BBC Studios – Saturday Club 3-Aug-66
18. You'd Better Believe It (BBC Session version)
19. Understanding (BBC Session version)
20. Interview with Steve Marriott
21. All Or Nothing (BBC Session version)

 Steve Marriott (vocals and guitar), Ronnie Lane ( vocals & bass), Ian McLagan (keyboards) and Kenney Jones (drums).

As mentioned previously, this promises to collect "every recording" the group made for Decca. A close look at the image above reveals how this set is structured, with the first CD a Greatest Hits; the second, their debut Small Faces; From The Beginning follows next with Rarities & Outtakes and BBC Sessionscompletes the five disc box.Clearly much of this has been issued before, but these are newly remastered (from analogue sources) and we know that the BBC sessions (at least) will include several previously unavailable recordings.

Pictured with the discs are some postcards and the 72-page booklet which features a Mark Paytress essay.