SMALL FACES - THE AUTUMN STONE 2LP NEW SEALED

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SMALL FACES

'The Autumn Stone'

Orginally released 1969

This reissue released 2015

2 x LP

Gatefold sleeve

Here Come The Nice

The Autumn Stone

Collibosher

All Or Nothing

Red Balloon

Lazy Sunday

Call It Something Nice

I Can't Make It

Afterglow Of Your Love

Sha La La La Lee

The Universal

Rollin' Over

If I Were A Carpenter

Every Little Bit Hurts

My Mind's Eye

Tin Soldier

Just Passing

Itchycoo Park

Hey Girl

Wide Eyed Girl On The Wall

Wacha Gonna Do About It

Wham Bam, Thank You Mam

The Autumn Stone was the only double LP in the history of Immediate Records, and it came out as the company was entering its death throes, a desperate effort to cash in on the library of tapes of the Small Faces. When lead singer Steve Marriott quit in the waning days of 1968, the group had been midway into recording a new album that would have been its third for the label and a follow-up to 1968's popular Ogden's Nut Gone Flake. Left high and dry by Marriott's departure, and with an uncertain future ahead for the group, the company elected to release the first anthology of the Small Faces' work. The result was The Autumn Stone, a mix of hit singles (going all the way back to their Decca Records years, with "Whatcha Gonna Do About It" and "All or Nothing") and up through their final 45, "The Universal," plus three songs recorded live at Newcastle Town Hall in early 1968, a bunch of album tracks, and some unissued tracks from the tail-end of their history, presumably intended for their third, never-finished Immediate LP. It was the first (and, for over 20 years, the best) overview of the group's work and history, depicting its transition from a white British Invasion-era soul band to a more laid-back and experimental psychedelic outfit.

This reissue double LP is brand new and sealed.

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