The Small Faces’ 60th anniversary celebrations continue as Kenney Jones’ Nice Records unveils a stunning new collector’s edition celebrating one of British rock’s most influential periods. Limited to just 500 individually numbered copies, Small Faces Immediate Singles 1967–1969 is a beautifully presented 8 x 7-inch vinyl box set.
The set gathers every Small Faces single issued by Immediate Records between 1967 and 1969, all newly pressed from the original Immediate master tapes. Housed in a deluxe hard-shell box featuring Gered Mankowitz’s iconic 1967 “V-signs” photograph captured at Andrew Loog Oldham’s request after Ian McLagan’s infamous marijuana bust, the release is as visually striking as it is historically significant.
Each single is presented in a faithfully reproduced European picture sleeve sourced from Belgium, France, Italy, Germany or The Netherlands. The set also includes a newly designed sleeve for ‘Mad John’, created by renowned designer Phil Smee using original artwork from Ogdens’ Nut Gone Flake, alongside a facsimile of the ultra-rare one-sided Album Sampler promotional single, narrated by DJ Tommy Vance.
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Completing the package is a lavish 16-page booklet packed with rare photographs, memorabilia and detailed notes on every Immediate-era A and B-side. Mastered by Nick Robbins from the original tapes, with artwork by Phil Smee and curated by Small Faces drummer Kenney Jones, the collection offers an authentic celebration of the band’s creative peak.
With only 500 copies available and no plans for a repress, this is destined to become one of the year’s most sought-after archival releases. For Small Faces fans and serious vinyl collectors alike, it’s a fitting tribute to a catalogue that continues to define the golden age of British rock. Available via Kenney’s Nice Records website: www.nicerecords.co.uk
