The Small Faces - There Are But Four Small Faces - VINYL LP

- Limited edition 180-gram black vinyl LP- Newly mastered from Immediate Records tapes by Nick Robbins- Lacquers cut by Barry Grint at AIR STUDIOS- Fully illustrated card inner sleeve with full track details & exclusive notes by Mojo's Mark Paytress- Exclusive interviews with Ian McLagan (shortly before he died) & Kenney Jones - Archive interviews with Steve Marriott & Ronnie Lane - All sealed in a protective PVC sleeve wallet- Collectors limited edition Small Faces/Immediate Records/Air Studios obi-stripInchThis is The Small Faces as they should be heard.InchKENNEY JONESThe new edition of 'SMALL FACES' is a lavish recreation of the original Immediate mono LP originally released in June 1967 on Andrew Loog Oldham's Immediate Records.Recorded at IBC and Olympic Studios in London with Glyn Johns, this connoisseurs' favourite saw the group expand their sonic playground from pop and R&B to include acid-inspired psychedelia ('Green Circles'), music hall ('All Our Yesterdays'), waltz-time folk-rock ('Become Like You') to quintessential Small Faces pop at it's most taut and swinging ('Get Yourself Together') Paul Weller's all-time favourite Small Faces song.The new limited edition coloured vinyl is a lavish recreation of the original Immediate mono LP, adding an illustrated inner sleeve featuring sleeve notes, archive interviews with Steve Marriott & Ronnie Lane plus new and revealing interviews with Ian McLagan (shortly before he died) & Kenney Jones, photos, full band credits and recording details.The remastered CD version has been expanded to a 2-disc set containing the original mono and stereo LPs plus no less than 17 bonus tracks! These include three of the band's non-album classic hit singles, 'Itchycoo Park', 'Tin Soldier' and 'Here Come The Nice', b-sides and five alternative versions.

- Limited edition 180-gram white vinyl LP- Newly mastered from Immediate Records tapes by Nick Robbins- Lacquers cut by Barry Grint at AIR STUDIOS- Fully illustrated card inner sleeve with full track details & exclusive notes by Mojo's Mark Paytress- Exclusive interviews with Ian McLagan (shortly before he died) & Kenney Jones - Archive interviews with Steve Marriott & Ronnie Lane - All sealed in a protective PVC sleeve wallet- Collectors limited edition Small Faces/Immediate Records/Air Studios obi-stripInchThis is The Small Faces as they should be heard.InchKENNEY JONESThe new edition of 'SMALL FACES' is a lavish recreation of the original Immediate mono LP originally released in June 1967 on Andrew Loog Oldham's Immediate Records.Recorded at IBC and Olympic Studios in London with Glyn Johns, this connoisseurs' favourite saw the group expand their sonic playground from pop and R&B to include acid-inspired psychedelia ('Green Circles'), music hall ('All Our Yesterdays'), waltz-time folk-rock ('Become Like You') to quintessential Small Faces pop at it's most taut and swinging ('Get Yourself Together') Paul Weller's all-time favourite Small Faces song.The new limited edition coloured vinyl is a lavish recreation of the original Immediate mono LP, adding an illustrated inner sleeve featuring sleeve notes, archive interviews with Steve Marriott & Ronnie Lane plus new and revealing interviews with Ian McLagan (shortly before he died) & Kenney Jones, photos, full band credits and recording details.The remastered CD version has been expanded to a 2-disc set containing the original mono and stereo LPs plus no less than 17 bonus tracks! These include three of the band's non-album classic hit singles, 'Itchycoo Park', 'Tin Soldier' and 'Here Come The Nice', b-sides and five alternative versions.

I Ran Down Every Dream is the first album in over four decades by swamp pop legend Tommy McLain. Produced by his musical protege C.C. Adcock, I Ran Down Every Dream was recorded in Louisiana, Texas, California, and England, with a similarly disparate group of friends and fans, including Elvis Costello and Nick Lowe (both of whom contribute co-writes), plus Jon Cleary, Denny Freeman, Ed Harcourt, Roy Lowe, Augie Meyers, Ivan Neville, Van Dyke Parks, Mickey Raphael, Steve Riley, Speedy Sparks, Warren Storm and more. As an album, I Ran Down Every Dream is both a celebration and a requiem. It bookends a career that has seen Tommy scale the upper reaches of the Billboard charts, share the stage with the likes of Sam Cooke, Otis Redding, The Yardbirds and ZZ Top, and become a global ambassador for the swamp pop sound - that singularly affecting combination of rhythm and blues, country and western, gospel, and traditional French Louisiana styles. The album also looks back, with more than a little heartache, in tribute to some of the fellow musical travelers that McLain has lost. Two tracks on the album were written by McLain's dear friend and Louisiana music royalty Bobby Charles, and it also marks the final sessions for two legendary musicians who died in 2021; Texas guitar slinger Denny Freeman, and Tommy's close collaborator Warren Storm. For McLain himself, the years-long road to I Ran Down Every Dream was beset by a heart attack, two hurricanes and a house fire. With every obstacle he overcame, McLain's resolve to complete I Ran Down Every Dream grew stronger.