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Famous
Pop Groups of the 1960s
EMIDISC 5C 148-51812/13
Released: 1973 |
Small Faces
Side One: Small Faces Live
- Small Faces Live
- Rollin' Over
- If I Were a Carpenter
- Every Little Bit Hurts
- All or Nothing
- Tin Soldier
Side Two
- Callibosher (as stated on label and sleeve!)
- Call It Something Nice
- Red Balloon
- Wide-Eyed Girl on the Wall
- The Autumn Stone
Amen Corner
Side Three
- Macarthur Park
- Baby Do The Philly Dog
- You're My Girl
- Shake a Tail Feather
- So Fine
- (Our Love) In the Pocket
Side Four
- Penny Lane
- High in the Sky
- Gin House
- Bend Me Shape Me
- (If Paradise is) Half as Nice
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Apart from the obvious Small Faces songs, there
is much of interest here to Small Faces fans. Firstly, we have the cover of (Tell
Me) Have You Ever Seen Me by Apostolic Convention. PP Arnold (backing
vocals on Tin Soldier) turns up singing First Cut is the Deepest,
Though it Hurts Me Badly as well the duet with Rod Stewart, Come
Home Baby. Also, note the rarity Billy Nicholls' Would You Believe
written by Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane. The Poets' Baby Don't You Do
It was also recorded by the Small Faces. The Small Faces may have also
played as session musicians on some of these tracks. It is certainly
possible to note Steve Marriott on backing vocals on Would You Believe.
Any ideas?
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