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Kicking off with the same energy as a pint of Guinness on a Friday night, Small Faces Live Broadcasts 1966-67 is a time capsule of pure mod madness.
These lads from East London may have been small in stature, but they were larger than life on stage.
From the opening chords of "Whatcha Gonna Do About It" to the frenetic frenzy of "Sha-La-La-La-Lee", this album is a sonic rollercoaster that'll have you twisting and shouting like it's 1966 all over again.
Steve Marriott's raw vocals cut through the air like a knife through butter, while the band's tight-as-a-nut rhythm section keeps the groove flowing like a pint of warm beer at the pub.
But it's not all high-octane rock and roll - tracks like "Understanding" and "All or Nothing" showcase the band's softer, soulful side, proving that they were more than just a bunch of rowdy mods.
If you're a fan of the swinging sixties and all things groovy, Small Faces Live Broadcasts 1966-67 is a must-have addition to your vinyl collection.
So grab your parka, put on your dancing shoes, and get ready to blast this album on repeat.
It's the perfect soundtrack to a night of mischief and mayhem - just don't blame us if you end up getting kicked out of the local boozer for dancing on the tables.
Cheers!
These lads from East London may have been small in stature, but they were larger than life on stage.
From the opening chords of "Whatcha Gonna Do About It" to the frenetic frenzy of "Sha-La-La-La-Lee", this album is a sonic rollercoaster that'll have you twisting and shouting like it's 1966 all over again.
Steve Marriott's raw vocals cut through the air like a knife through butter, while the band's tight-as-a-nut rhythm section keeps the groove flowing like a pint of warm beer at the pub.
But it's not all high-octane rock and roll - tracks like "Understanding" and "All or Nothing" showcase the band's softer, soulful side, proving that they were more than just a bunch of rowdy mods.
If you're a fan of the swinging sixties and all things groovy, Small Faces Live Broadcasts 1966-67 is a must-have addition to your vinyl collection.
So grab your parka, put on your dancing shoes, and get ready to blast this album on repeat.
It's the perfect soundtrack to a night of mischief and mayhem - just don't blame us if you end up getting kicked out of the local boozer for dancing on the tables.
Cheers!