



Small Faces Debut Album - Limited Edition 180g
Small Faces
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Small Faces' defining 1966 debut, reissued as part of Fontana Records' Thousand Club audiophile series — and for the first time ever, cut entirely from the original un-EQ'd IBC Studios master tapes. Strictly limited to 1,000 foil-numbered copies worldwide, Kenney Jones has secured just 200 LPs exclusively for the Small Faces fanbase, available only from Nice Records for a limited time.
- All-analogue cut by Alex Wharton at Abbey Road Studios from the original 1966 un-EQ'd master tapes — used for the very first time
- Strictly limited to 1,000 individually foil-numbered copies worldwide
- Just 200 copies secured exclusively for Nice Records — be quick!
- Includes a print from the 1966 Decca LP photo session, signed by Kenney Jones
- Four-panel insert with sleeve notes by Mojo's Chris Catchpole, featuring a new Kenney Jones interview
- Pressed on 180-gram vinyl to the highest audiophile standards
- Released 25 September 2026
Release Date: September 25th 2026
Pre-Order: 11am Wednesday July 22nd 2026
"It's fantastic to see our debut album included in The Thousand Club series. These recordings capture the excitement of where it all began for the Small Faces. I'm delighted we'll be reaching a new generation of listeners while giving longtime fans a new listening experience with this beautiful edition cut from the original master tapes ."
Originally released on Decca Records in 1966, 'Small Faces’ stands as one of the defining albums of the British mod era. Powered by Steve Marriott's vocals, the songwriting partnership of Marriott and Ronnie Lane and driven by the drums of Jones and organ and keyboards of Ian McLagan, the album blends R&B, soul and melodic pop into a collection that helped define the sound of British rock during one of its most creative periods.
The All Analogue Cut was conducted by Alex Wharton at Abbey Road Studios on 23 May 2026, assisted by Rob Caiger:
Launched earlier this year, The Thousand Club is Fontana Records' premium audiophile vinyl series, celebrating landmark catalogue recordings alongside specially curated releases. Every title is produced using an all-analogue mastering chain wherever possible, manufactured to the highest standards on 180-gram vinyl and limited to just 1,000 individually numbered copies worldwide.
The series launched with acclaimed editions of Camel's 'The Snow Goose', Leaf Hound's 'Growers of Mushroom' and Player's 'Baby Come Back', with two new titles released each month. The Thousand Club is available worldwide through direct-to-consumer sales and selected independent record shops across the UK and each limited pressing sells out quickly!
SIDE ONE
1.Shake
(Sam Cooke)
ABKCO Music Ltd.
2.Come On Children
(Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jones, Jimmy Winston)
Aquarius Music Ltd.
3.You Better Believe It
(Kenny Lynch, Jerry Ragovoy)
Kenny Lynch Music Ltd.
4.It’s Too Late
(Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jones, Jimmy Winston)
Aquarius Music Ltd.
5.One Night Stand
(Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane)
Aquarius Music Ltd.
6.Whatcha Gonna Do About It
(Ian Ralph Samwell, Brian Potter)
Fanfare Music Co. Ltd.
SIDE TWO
1.Sorry She’s Mine
(Kenny Lynch)
Kenny Lynch Music Ltd.
2.Own Up Time
(Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jones, Ian McLagan)
Aquarius Music Ltd.
3.You Need Loving 3:50
(Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane)
Aquarius Music Ltd.
4.Don’t Stop What You’re Doing
(Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jones, Jimmy Winston)
Universal/Dick James Music Ltd.
5.E Too D
(Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane)
Aquarius Music Ltd.
6.Sha La La La Lee
(Kenny Lynch, Mort Shuman)
Carlin Music Corporation
Jimmy Winston – Organ, Guitar, Backing Vocals on ‘Come On Children’, ‘It’s Too Late’, ‘Whatcha Gonna Do About It’, ‘Don’t Stop What You’re Doing’, E Too D’
Kenny Lynch – Backing Vocals on ‘Sha La La La Lee’
