Small Faces New Releases
Fontana Records has unveiled a newly reissued edition of Small Faces’ self-titled debut album on Decca Records as part of ‘The Thousand Club’ Reissue Series.Each album is strictly limited to just 1,000 individually foil-numbered copies worldwide.
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
SMALL FACES CELEBRATIONS CONTINUE WITH NEW LIMITED EDITION BOXSET
Hard-shell box packed with replica Immediate 7-inch singles in rare picture sleeves and on Immediate labels.
16-page booklet with rare photos, memorabilia and track-by-track information.
Strictly limited edition of 500 numbered boxsets only.
The Small Faces summer celebrations continue with a new deluxe boxset collecting all the band’s classic Immediate 7-inch singles from 1967-1969. Repressed from the original Immediate Records master tapes and housed in a lavish hard-shell boxset, the new set forms a companion piece to the ‘Decca Singles 1965-1967’ boxset.
All boxsets feature photographer Gered Mankowitz’s famous 1967 “v-signs” shot of the Small Faces, deliberately set up by Immediate label boss Andrew Loog Oldham straight after Ian McLagan’s marijuana bust so Oldham could capture “all the rage” from Mac. Each boxset will be individually numbered 1-500 and not repressed.
Every 7-inch single released by Immediate Records will be reissued in a rare picture sleeve from Belgium, France, Italy, Germany and The Netherlands during 1967 to 1969. ‘Mad John’, originally released in the USA and Australia without a picture sleeve, features a new design by Phil Smee and includes original ‘Mad John’ artwork by Nick Tweddell from the Small Faces No.1 album ‘Ogdens’ Nut Gone Flake’. Also included is a facsimile of the rarest Small Faces record, ‘Album Sampler’, a one-sided promotional single for the band’s debut LP on Immediate Records — featuring excerpts from ‘Get Yourself Together’, ‘Green Circles’, ‘Talk To You’, ‘All Our Yesterdays’ and ‘Up The Wooden Hills To Bedfordshire’, narrated by DJ Tommy Vance, in a reproduction of a 1967 Immediate Records sleeve.
Each boxset will include a lavishly-illustrated 16-page booklet with rare photos, original memorabilia and full track-by-track information for each Immediate single A and B side. Mastered to vinyl by Nick Robbins from the original Immediate master tapes, with graphic design and artwork by Phil Smee and curated by surviving Small Faces member, Kenney Jones.
Record 1: Album Sampler
Record 2: Here Come The Nice / Talk To You
Record 3: Itchycoo Park / I’m Only Dreaming
Record 4: Tin Soldier / I Feel Much Better
Record 5: Lazy Sunday / Rollin’ Over
Record 6: Mad John / The Journey
Record 7: The Universal / Donkey Rides, A Penny A Glass
Record 8: Afterglow Of Your Love / Wham Bam Thank You Mam
CELEBRATE 60 YEARS OF SMALL FACES UK NO.1 ‘ALL OR NOTHING’
Hard-shell box packed with eight 7-inch singles on Decca labels in replica Dutch picture sleeves.
16-page booklet with rare photos, memorabilia and track-by-track information.
Strictly limited edition of 500 numbered boxsets only.
To celebrate the 60th anniversary of ‘All Or Nothing’ reaching No.1 in the UK, all the Small Faces classic Decca singles from 1965-1967 have been repressed from the original Decca master tapes and included in a lavish hard-shell boxset.
All boxsets feature photographer Tony Gale’s famous shot of the Small Faces outside their house at 22 Westmoreland Terrace in Pimlico. Each boxset will be individually numbered 1-500 and not repressed.
Every 7-inch single released by Decca Records will be reissued in a rare picture sleeve from Holland, including the cancelled Dutch single ‘I’ve Got Mine’ with previously unseen artwork from Kenney Jones’ personal Small Faces archive.
Each boxset will include a lavishly-illustrated 16-page booklet with rare photos, original memorabilia and full track-by-track information for each Decca single A and B side. Mastered to vinyl by Nick Robbins from the original Decca master tapes, graphic design and artwork by Phil Smee given access to the Small Faces archive and all curated by surviving Small Faces member, Kenney Jones.
- Record 1: Whatcha Gonna Do About It / What’s A Matter Baby
- Record 2: I’ve Got Mine / It’s Too Late
- Record 3: Sha La La La Lee / Grow Your Own
- Record 4: Hey Girl / Almost Grown
- Record 5: All Or Nothing / Understanding
- Record 6: My Mind’s Eye / I Can’t Dance With You
- Record 7: I Can’t Make It / I Can’t Make It Record 8: Patterns / E Too D
Curated by Kenney Jones & newly mastered, the expanded limited edition 3-LP boxset features previously unreleased tracks newly mixed from Olympic Studios session tapes.
“What I really like about this new deluxe edition is the Small Faces finally get to have an input. Immediate originally rushed out ‘The Autumn Stone’ compilation after we’d split into the Faces & Humble Pie. And no one spotted the big mistake on the cover or that songs had been left off! I’ve added an unreleased track and versions newly mixed that have never been heard before, a whole side of acoustic mixes that showcase Steve Marriott’s incredible voice, one side of live songs newly mastered to vinyl at the correct speed & everything is remastered from original tapes, including the Decca tracks. I’ve added songs that me, Ronnie, Mac & Steve loved working on & I got to correct all the errors with the original sound. The box set looks incredible, with gold foil lettering, 3-LPs pressed on 180-gram autumn stone and gold vinyl. There’s a 68-page hardback book which has so much in it, including sleeve notes, interviews, track-by-track details, a feature on our ‘1862’ sessions & pages of rare memorabilia, original artwork & previously unseen photos by our wonderful photographers, including Gered Mankowitz. I’m so pleased Gered is working with me on the album he originally helped design. Which means after 55 years, he’s finally put the Small Faces name on the cover!” KENNEY JONES, 2025
The Small Faces recorded live at the Twenty Club on 9 January 1966 features incredible live versions of well-known Small Faces songs alongside tracks the band never recorded in the studio.
Curated by Kenney Jones and Small Faces reissue producer Rob Caiger, sound has been restored by Tosh Flood and mastered by Nick Robbins, the team behind the Small Faces remasters on Decca and Immediate Records. Available as a deluxe gatefold LP sleeve in PVC wallet and gatefold CD digi-sleeve designed by Phil Smee, both formats feature rare and previously unseen photos by Tony Gale, in-depth sleeve notes by Martin Payne (Making Time) full track details and an exclusive interview with Kenney Jones.
The debut release on Nice Records will be available on CD (3 September) and as a 2-LP limited edition coloured vinyl edition (5 November).
It is available NOW to stream and download via all digital platforms.
A strictly limited signed edition with alternate cover artwork reproducing the original gig poster is available to pre-order NOW from the SMALL FACES SHOP.
Small Faces Live 1966
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