Re-Issue 1977
They are among the best bands UK 60s had to offer, founded by former childhood star  and
ex-MOMENTS member STEVE MARRIOTT in 1965.
They offered a great soul, R&B, psychedelic influenced Mod-Sound  even some of  their
songs recorded in 1968 showed the way to hardrock.
With a  beautiful  round-foldout-cover, looking like a tobacco tin, they produced an concept LP named :
      ODGENs NUT GONE FLAKE, which was one of the highlights from 1968 in a row with :
S.F.SORROW - PRETTY THINGS; SGT PEPPERS - BEATLES or  ODYSSEY And ORACLE 
from the ZOMBIES.
In the beginning of 1969 MARRIOT left the band and became a founding member from
HUMBLE PIE one of the first, so called super-groups.
Marriot  reformed the SMALL FACES   around 1976 - 77 with Rick Wills on bass for the already ill LANE,
they released 2 albums without success before folding again in 1978.
Steve Marriott died 1991 in a fire at his home and Ronnie Lane died in 1997 after a long MS - illness.

Style:  Mod - Psych - R&B

see:
Moments ; Muleskinners ; Boz ; Jimmy Winston & Reflection  -  Winston Fumbs ;
FACES with Rod Stewart ;  Kenny Lynch ; HUMBLE PIE ; Who ; Jeff Beck Group ;
RONNIE LANE & SLIM CHANCE ; Ian McLagan ;  Stones; Cochise ; Foreigner ;
Steve Marriott &

Musicians:
Steve Marriott - lead vocals, guitar;
Ronnie PLONK Lane - bass, vocals; Kenny Jones - drums;
Ian McLagan - organ; Jimmy Winston (=J.Langwith) - organ  (only on first 45)
1976-78:
Rick Wills - bass

Side A
Tin Soldier   (Marriott-Lane)    3:18
Side B
I feel much better   (Marriott-Lane-McLagan) 

Zustandsbeschreibung / grading:

RECORD =

 m-  (label dicolouring from removed sticker S1)

COVER  =

 no sleeve