SMALL FACES Here Come The Nice (1967 French 4-track wide centre 7" single on the red label, also including Become Like You, Talk To You and Get Yourself Together, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows the lightest of wear (beginnings of a curve to opening edge) whilst the vinyl looks barely played! The first copy we've ever seen! ESRF1876) more...
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SMALL FACES My Mind's Eye (1966 UK 7" vinyl single with an intact four prong centre, also including I Can't Dance With You, Decca company die cut paper sleeve F.12500) more...
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SMALL FACES Tin Soldier (1968 UK 7" mono single with intact four prong centre, also including I Feel Much Better, Immediate company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl on this copy remains in Excellent condition with minimal sign of play IM062) more...
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SMALL FACES Small Faces (Rare 1966 UK 12-track MONO LP on the red unboxed deep groove Decca label. A classic British 60s debut longplayer, including What'Cha Gonna Do About It, Sha La La La Lee and You Need Loving, later re-worked by Led Zeppelin for Whole Lotta Love, housed in a front laminated picture sleeve with a pinched spine design. Please see 'More Info' below for further details LK4790) more...
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SMALL FACES Small Faces (1966 UK first press 12-track deep groove MONO vinyl LP on the red 'unboxed' Decca logo label, a classic British 60s debut longplayer, including What'Cha Gonna Do About It, Sha La La La Lee & You Need Loving, later re-worked by Led Zeppelin for Whole Lot Of Love, housed in the original front laminated non-flipback picture sleeve. See 'more info' for further details on this classic... LK4790) more...
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SMALL FACES My Mind's Eye (1966 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre & T2-IC 'normal' matrix number, also including I Can't Dance With You, Decca company die cut paper sleeve. Incidentally, this single was the last to be issued in an Orange stripey sleeve & also, thanks to the 'Demo' matrix problem, the first to be issued in a blue spiral sleeve! The labels are clean, with minimal signs of play F.12500) more...
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SMALL FACES Small Faces (Rare 1966 UK 12-track MONO LP on the red unboxed deep groove Decca label. A classic British 60s debut longplayer, including What'Cha Gonna Do About It, Sha La La La Lee and You Need Loving, later re-worked by Led Zeppelin for Whole Lot Of Love, housed in a front laminated picture sleeve with a pinched spine design. Please see 'More Info' below for further details LK4790) more...
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SMALL FACES Small Faces (Original 1969 first German issue 12-track red Decca/Music Fur Alle label record club stereo LP which was available by mail order only, unique fully laminated picture sleeve with advertisements for other LPs in the series on the back. The sleeve is in superb condition (faint residual sticker to front) & the vinyl is flawless - a great copy of this seldom seen gem! ND235) more...
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SMALL FACES Small Faces (Wonderful 1966 UK 12-track deep groove MONO LP on the red unboxed Decca label, a classic British 60s debut longplayer, including What'Cha Gonna Do About It, Sha La La La Lee and You Need Loving, later re-worked by LedZeppelin for Whole Lot Of Love, front laminated picture sleeve with pinched spine. See 'more info' for further details on this classic... LK4790) more...
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SMALL FACES My Mind's Eye (Rare 1966 UK 7" vinyl single with four prong centre, also including I Can't Dance With You, Decca company die-cut paper sleeve. This is the rare & immediately withdrawn 'Demo' mix, identified by the A Side matrix XDR-39235-T1-1C. The story behind this is that the band initially passed an unfinished version to their manager, who then passed it on to Decca. By the time the group knew what had happened, Decca had used the tape to press up an initial batch of more...
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