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Small Faces

Greatest Hits - The Immediate Years 1967-1969

    Greatest Hits – The Immediate Years 1967 - 1969’ features over 40 minutes of classic Small Faces singles on Immediate Records. For the first time, all the correct single versions are included, newly mastered to vinyl from original mono master tapes. Classic hit singles such as ‘Itchycoo Park’, ‘Lazy Sunday’, ‘Here Come The Nice’, ‘Tin Soldier’, ‘The Universal’, ‘Afterglow Of Your Love’, A-sides, rare B-sides, overseas singles, are here, sounding superb!

    Compiled with Small Faces members Kenney Jones and prior to his death Ian "Mac" McLagan, the LP features an exclusive cover photo by Gered Mankowitz, a colour booklet with rare memorabilia & photos, informative track-by-track analysis, rare memorabilia and reviews plus introductory notes by Kenney and Mac and series producer Rob Caiger.

    TRACK LISTING

    SIDE A
    1. Here Come The Nice
    2. Talk To You
    3. Get Yourself Together
    4. Become Like You
    5. Green Circles
    6. Itchycoo Park
    7. I’m Only Dreaming
    8. Tin Soldier
    9. I Feel Much Better
    SIDE B
    1. Lazy Sunday
    2. Rollin` Over (Part II Of Happiness Stan)
    3. Mad John (Single Version)
    4. The Journey (Single Version)
    5. The Universal
    6. Donkey Rides, A Penny A Glass
    7. Afterglow Of Your Love (Single Version)
    8. Wham Bam Thank You Mam

    Small Faces

    There Are But Four Small Faces - 2023 Reissue

      ‘There Are But Four Small Faces’ was the Small Faces debut on Immediate Records in America in 1968. Compiled from stereo versions and different takes of songs from the UK mono ‘Small Faces’ LP plus stereo mixes of US hits ‘Itchycoo Park’ and ‘Tin Soldier’ plus ‘Green Circles’ and ‘Here Come The Nice’. Fully-illustrated in-depth sleeve notes by American music journalist and author Ken Sharp has exclusive interviews with Olympic Studios engineer George Chkiantz, fellow Immediate Records artist PP Arnold, renowned photographer Gered Mankowitz and commentary by Eric Carmen (‘All By Myself’, The Raspberries) and Californian journalist Harvey Kubernik.

      TRACK LISTING

      SIDE A
      1. Itchycoo Park
      2. Talk To You
      3. Up The Wooden Hills To Bedfordshire
      4. My Way Of Giving
      5. I`m Only Dreaming
      6. I Feel Much Better
      SIDE B
      1. Tin Soldier
      2. Get Yourself Together
      3. Show Me The Way
      4. Here Come The Nice
      5. Show Me The Way
      6. Green Circles
      7. (Tell Me) Have You Ever Seen Me?

      The Kinks

      The Kink Kontroversy - 2022 Reissue

        The Kinks came into their own as album artists on The Kink Kontroversy. Ray Davies fully matured as a songwriter on this title, which bridges their raw early British Invasion sound with more sophisticated lyrics and thoughtful production.

        Full of powerful ravers like the hit "Til the End of the Day" (utilizing yet another "You Really Got Me"-type riff) and the abrasive, Dave Davies-sung cover of "Milk Cow Blues," but tracks like the calypso pastiche "I'm on an Island," where Ray sings of isolation with a forlorn yet merry bite, were far more indicative of their future direction.

        Other great songs on this underrated album include the uneasy nostalgia of "Where Have All the Good Times Gone?," the plaintive, almost fatalistic ballads "Ring the Bells" and "The World Keeps Going Round," and the Dave Davies-sung declaration of independence "I Am Free."


        TRACK LISTING

        Milk Cow Blues
        Ring The Bells
        Gotta Get The First Plane Home
        When I See That Girl Of Mine
        I Am Free
        Till The End Of The Day
        The World Keeps Going Round
        I'm On An Island
        Where Have All The Good Times Gone
        It's Too Late
        What's In Store For Me
        You Can't Win

        The Kinks

        Face To Face - 2022 Reissue

          Face to Face is one of the finest collections of pop songs released during the '60s. Conceived as a loose concept album, Face to Face sees Ray Davies' fascination with English class and social structures flourish, as he creates a number of vivid character portraits.

          Davies' growth as a lyricist coincided with the Kinks' musical growth. Face to Face is filled with wonderful moments, whether it's the mocking Hawaiian guitars of the rocker "Holiday in Waikiki," the droning Eastern touches of "Fancy," the music hall shuffle of "Dandy," or the lazily rolling "Sunny Afternoon."

          These examples only scratches the surface of the riches of Face to Face, which offers other classics like "Rosy Won't You Please Come Home," "Party Line," "Too Much on My Mind," "Rainy Day in June," and "Most Exclusive Residence for Sale," making the record one of the most distinctive and accomplished albums of its time.


          TRACK LISTING

          Party Line
          Rosy Won't You Please Come Home
          Dandy
          Too Much On My Mind
          Session Man
          Rainy Day In June
          House In The Country
          Holiday In Waikiki
          Most Exclusive Residence For Sale
          Fancy
          Little Miss Queen Of Darkness
          You're Looking Fine
          Sunny Afternoon
          I'll Remember

          The Kinks

          Kinda Kinks - 2022 Reissue

            Kinda Kinks is the second album by English rock band the Kinks, released in 1965. Recorded and released within two weeks after returning from a tour in Asia.

            The album is a huge step forward in songwriting capabilities for Ray Davies and the band. They secured themselves a number one spot on the UK singles chart with "Tired of Waiting for You", the full album charted at #3.

            Originally released by Pye in the UK on 5 March 1965 and reissue now by BMG on heavy weight black vinyl in 2022. The US release had a rearranged track listing and repackaged cover. Several tracks were removed, and the single "Set Me Free", released two months after the UK issue of Kinda Kinks, was unique to the album's US release. In the UK, the album was only released in mono; no stereo mix was made.

            The album also includes cult favourite tracks ‘Look For Me Baby’, ‘Come On Now’, ‘Something Better Beginning’ as well as "Nothin' in This World Can Stop Me Worryin' 'Bout That Girl" which put them right in the front of the British Invasion pack for seriousness and complexity, out in front of where the Beatles or almost any of the competition were in early 1965, but it didn't stop them from switching gears to the bluesy "Naggin' Woman."


            TRACK LISTING

            Look For Me Baby
            Got My Feet On The Ground
            Nothin' In The World Can Stop Me Worryin' 'bout That Girl
            Naggin' Woman
            Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight
            Tired Of Waiting For You
            Dancing In The Street
            Don't Ever Change
            Come On Now
            So Long
            You Shouldn't Be Sad
            Something Better Beginning

            The Kinks

            Something Else By The Kinks - 2022 Reissue

              Something Else By The Kinks, expands The Kinks accomplishments, offering 13 classic British pop songs. These offerings focus on more nostalgic and sentimental themes, retreating from the psychedelic and mod posturings that had dominated the rock world. Something Else sounds like nothing else from 1967.

              The Kinks change gear on this album, preferring acoustic ballads, music hall numbers, and tempered R&B to full-out guitar attacks. Part of the album's power lies in its calm music, since it provides an elegant support for Davies' character portraits and vignettes. From the martial stomp of "David Watts" to the lovely, shimmering "Waterloo Sunset," there's not a weak song on the record.

              And just as impressive is the emergence of Dave Davies as a songwriter. His Dylanesque "Death of a Clown" and bluesy rocker "Love Me Till the Sun Shines" hold their own against Ray's masterpieces, and help make Something Else the endlessly fascinating album that it is.


              TRACK LISTING

              David Watts
              Death Of A Clown
              Two Sisters
              No Return
              Harry Rag
              Tin Soldier Man
              Situation Vacant
              Love Me Till The Sun Shines
              Lazy Old Sun
              Afternoon Tea
              Funny Face
              End Of The Season
              Waterloo Sunset

              Motörhead

              Iron Fist - 40th Anniversary Edition

                Iron Fist is repositioned as a vital snapshot of Motörhead at a crucial period when they found themselves caught in the tornado ignited by success and, in true Motörhead style, careered into their next phase at such velocity it transcended logic or reason to become this trio’s final kamikaze joyride. Forty years later, with fall-out long dissipated and a proper mastering job that avoided it at the time, Iron Fist sounds like prime Motörhead with the gloves and seat-belts off. For sheer velocity, it could be fastest of them all, the ferocious title track earning such an accolade in Kerrang! in its tribute spread to Lemmy after he passed away.

                By 1982, punk had been and gone, the new wave of heavy metal sounded squeaky and cliched next to its grubby godfathers and, while still trouncing all opposition, Motörhead retained that essential ability to laugh at everything, including themselves as they made lightning raids on every sense and orifice with everything cranked to overload.


                The Kinks

                Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround, Pt. 1

                  ‘Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround, Part One’ is the eighth studio album by The Kinks, one of the most influential rock acts of all time, and was recorded and released in 1970. A concept album, it is a satirical appraisal of the music industry, including song publishers, unions, the press, accountants, business managers, and life on the road. This classic album appeared during a transitional period for the Kinks, and was a critical and commercial success.

                  50th anniversary LP release featuring the newly remastered original stereo album on black heavyweight vinyl in a carefully restored and replicated original gatefold sleeve. Includes a 12” booklet with comprehensive notes, new band quotes, rare photos and memorabilia. Features the hit singles ‘Lola’ & ‘Apeman’. Produced in association with The Kinks, with audio & visual content curated by Ray Davies.

                  This is the first time the album has been remastered and is the first LP re-issue of it since the mid-1980s


                  Discharge

                  Protest And Survive : The Anthology

                    Celebrating 40 years since the release of their debut single in 1980, British hardcore punk band Discharge are surviving pioneers of the subgenre they invented; D-beat. Having had a worldwide influence on both extreme metal and punk with their uncompromising, raw sound over the last 40 years, Discharge’s political message is now relevant more than ever. Still performing globally in clubs and at festivals, the quintet are heralded as one of the godfathers of the political and anarcho punk scenes. Heavily championed by John Peel in their early years, they clocked up several chart singles and albums. They went on to influence metal bands like Metallica and Celtic Frost, as well as punk acts like Rancid.

                    The Kinks

                    Arthur Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire

                      The hugely well-respected and historically important Kinks seventh studio album Arthur Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire was released on 10th October 1969, and celebrates its 50th anniversary on 2019. 'Rock musical' in style and one of the most effective concept albums in rock history, the album was constructed by Kinks' frontman Ray Davies as the soundtrack to a subsequently cancelled Granada Television play. The album receiving almost unanimous acclaim upon its release.

                      Rolling Stone 1969 - "Arthur is a masterpiece on every level, Ray Davies' finest hour. The Kinks' supreme achievement and the best British album of 1969". Melody Maker 1969 - "Ray Davies' finest hour ... beautifully British to the core"

                      Original album tracklist: Victoria, Yes Sir No Sir, Some Mother's Son, Drivin', Brainwashed, Australia, Shangri-La, Mr. Churchill Says, She's Bought A Hat Like Princess Marina, Young And Innocent Days, Nothing To Say, Arthur


                      Small Faces

                      Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake - 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition

                        Originally released by Andrew Loog Oldham’s Immediate Records on 24 May 1968 and soon hit the No.1 spot where it stayed for 6 weeks. Critically acclaimed and still featuring in albums-you-must-own-polls, it is by far and away the Small Faces’ best-known and most successful album. Includes ‘Lazy Sunday’, ‘Afterglow’ plus ‘Song Of A Baker’ and live favourite ‘Rollin’ Over’ - Newly remastered by Nick Robbins at Soundmastering with the full cooperation of surviving Small Faces member Kenney Jones. This is the best Ogdens’ has ever sounded!

                        50th Anniversary 3CD + DVD Earbook - 60-page hardback book edition contains 3CDs for mono and stereo versions of the album plus rare bonus material
                        DVD contains the Small Faces legendary TV performance of “Happiness Stan” for the BBC’s “Colour Me Pop” programme in June 1968, together with Peter Whitehead’s promotional film for ‘Lazy Sunday’.
                        In-depth sleeve notes by Small Faces authority and Mojo contributor Mark Paytress, interviews, rare photos and memorabilia.

                        50th Anniversary 3LP Box Set - Cut at half-speed by Matt Colton at Alchemy Studios to give a better dynamic response, more defined and accurate sound and extended low frequency and smooth high-frequency response. This is the best Ogdens’ has ever sounded!
                        For the first time ever, both mono and stereo versions of the album plus an LP of rare bonus material will be released together on one deluxe, limited edition box set, pressed on 180-gram audiophile red, white and blue vinyl.
                        Deluxe booklet loaded with material, including in-depth sleeve notes by Small Faces authority and Mojo contributor Mark Paytress, interviews, rare photos and memorabilia.


                        Small Faces

                        Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake - 50th Anniversary

                          Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake is the third studio album and first concept album by the English rock band Small Faces. Released on 24 May 1968, the LP peaked at number one on the UK Album Charts on 29 June, where it remained for a total of six weeks. The title and the design of the distinctive packaging was a parody of Ogden's Nut-brown Flake, a brand of tobacco.

                          These deluxe, Art Of The Album versions celebrate this seminal records 50th anniversary.

                          Vinyl cut at half speed mastering for finest audio quality at Alchemy Mastering.
                          New liners notes by acclaimed music journalist Jon Savage.


                          TRACK LISTING

                          1. Ogden's Nut Gone Flake (Mono)
                          2. Afterglow (Of Your Love)
                          3. Long Agos And Worlds Apart
                          4. Rene
                          5. Song Of A Baker (Mono Version)
                          6. Lazy Sunday
                          7. Happiness Stan
                          8. Rollin' Over
                          9. The Hungry Intruder
                          10. The Journey
                          11. Mad John
                          12. HappyDaysToyTown (Mono)


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