The Anthology 1965 - 1967

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Total Tracks: 33   Total Length: 83:51

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MEEVAN

This is by far the finest collection available for this period of the band. Very similar to early Who. More rocking than the later era stuff like Ichycoo Park. I for one am glad the British Invaded.

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The Small Faces’ catalog is one of the most confusing in rock & roll history, featuring multiple compilations bearing the same title but considerably different track listings, reworked original albums, and haphazard retrospectives. The double-disc Anthology: 1965-1967 goes a long way toward correcting those problems, yet it stops just short of being definitive. Containing all of the material the band recorded for Decca Records — including “Whatcha Gonna Do About It?,” “Sha-La-La-La-Lee,” “Hey Girl,” “All or Nothing,” and “My Mind’s Eye” — which means it cuts off just as the Small Faces were entering their most creative period. Still, the Small Faces were an excellent British R&B group and that phase is captured in all its glory on this set. – Stephen Thomas Erlewine

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