The Autumn Stone (Expanded Collector's Edition Remastered 2025) Small Faces

• Remaster:
• 1 Here Come the Nice (Remastered 2025) 03:07
• 2 The Autumn Stone (Remastered 2025) 04:04
• 3 Collibosher (Remastered 2025) 03:18
• 4 All or Nothing (Mono Remastered 2025) 03:07
• 5 Red Balloon (Remastered 2025) 04:20
• 6 Lazy Sunday (Remastered 2025) 03:09
• 7 Call It Something Nice (Remastered 2025) 02:08
• 8 I Can't Make It (Mono Remastered 2025) 02:12
• 9 Afterglow (Remastered 2025) 03:34
• 10 Sha La La La Lee (Mono Remastered 2025) 02:59
• 11 The Universal (Remastered 2025) 02:45
• 12 I'm Only Dreaming (Remastered 2025) 02:27
• 13 Donkey Rides, a Penny a Glass (Mono Remastered 2025) 02:52
• 14 Me You and Us Too (Remastered 2025) 03:35
• 15 I Feel Much Better (Remastered 2025) 04:01
• 16 Olympic Jam ("One More!") 02:59
• 17 Green Circles (Mono Remastered 2025) 02:36
• 18 My Mind's Eye (Mono Remastered 2025) 02:05
• 19 Tin Soldier (Mono Remastered 2025) 03:20
• 20 Just Passing (Mono Remastered 2025) 01:15
• 21 Itchycoo Park (Remastered 2025) 02:54
• 22 Don't Burst My Bubble (Remastered 2025) 02:26
• 23 Get Yourself Together (Remastered 2025) 02:22
• 24 Hey Girl (Mono Remastered 2025) 02:16
• 25 Wide Eyed Girl on the Wall (Remastered 2025) 02:51
• 26 Whatcha Gonna Do About It (Mono Remastered 2025) 01:56
• 27 Wham Bam Thank You Mam (Mono Remastered 2025) 03:22
• 28 The Autumn Stone (Stripped-Down Acoustic Mix / Remastered 2025) 04:01
• 29 Red Balloon (Stripped-Down Acoustic Mix / Remastered 2025) 02:51
• 30 Things Are Going to Get Better (Stripped-Down Acoustic Mix / Remastered 2025) 02:45
• 31 Show Me the Way (Stripped-Down Acoustic Mix / Remastered 2025) 02:13
• 32 I Can't Make It (Stripped-Down Acoustic Mix / Remastered 2025) 02:26
• 33 Donkey Rides, a Penny a Glass (Stripped-Down Acoustic Mix / Remastered 2025) 03:26
• 34 Rollin' Over (Live / Remastered 2025) 02:27
• Recorded live Newcastle City Hall 18 November 1968:
• 35 If I Were a Carpenter (Live / Remastered 2025) 02:31
• 36 Every Little Bit Hurts (Live / Remastered 2025) 06:12
• 37 All or Nothing (Live / Remastered 2025) 04:05
• 38 Tin Soldier (Live / Remastered 2025) 03:19
• Original Mix & Master:
• 39 Here Come the Nice 03:01
• 40 The Autumn Stone 04:01
• 41 Collibosher 03:14
• 42 All or Nothing (The Autumn Stone 1969 Mono Version) 03:05
• 43 Red Balloon 04:13
• 44 Lazy Sunday 03:07
• 45 Call It Something Nice 02:03
• 46 I Can't Make It (The Autumn Stone 1969 Mono Version) 02:08
• 47 Afterglow 03:29
• 48 Sha La La La Lee (Mono) 02:57
• 49 The Universal 02:45
• 50 Rollin' Over (Live) 02:22
• 51 If I Were a Carpenter (Live) 02:33
• 52 Every Little Bit Hurts (Live) 06:21
• 53 My Mind's Eye (The Autumn Stone 1969 Mono Version) 02:04
• 54 Tin Soldier (Mono) 03:24
• 55 Just Passing (The Autumn Stone 1969 Mono Version) 01:16
• 56 Itchycoo Park 02:52
• 57 Hey Girl (The Autumn Stone 1969 Mono Version) 02:17
• 58 Wide Eyed Girl On the Wall 02:47
• 59 Whatcha Gonna Do About It (The Autumn Stone 1969 Version) 02:00
• 60 Wham Bam Thank You Mam (Mono) 03:23
• Total Runtime 02:59:38

Info for The Autumn Stone (Expanded Collector's Edition Remastered 2025)

Newly mastered! For fans of band’s from the 1960’s hearing the discovery of original reel to reel tapes of cherished recordings emerging from archived haunts, dusty attics or purchased via auction with a pending release of the recordings is not only celebrated like completing a never ending marathon.

Maybe overly deserving of such a treasure trove audio find is The Small Faces. Since the demise of Andrew Loog Oldham’s Immediate Records the original tapes of their hallowed recordings have seemingly gone from pillar to post until sole surviving member drummer Kenney Jones and a team of researchers managed to capture the tapes for what we now have is the definitive reissue of The Autumn Stone.

“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)

“The Autumn Stone is now more handsome, more informative & sweeter sounding, a worthier punctuation point to this brief, brilliant career” (Jim Irvin, MOJO)

Steve Marriott, vocals, guitar, harmonica
Ronnie Lane, vocals, guitar, bass
Kenney Jones, drums
Ian McLagan, keyboards, guitar, bass, vocals, flute
Jimmy Winston, vocals, keyboards

Digitally remastered

Small Faces
were an English rock band formed in London in 1965. The original lineup comprised Steve Marriott on vocals and guitar, Ronnie Lane on bass and vocals, Kenney Jones on drums, and Jimmy Winston on keyboards, who was later replaced by Ian McLagan. The band quickly became one of the leading figures in the mod scene, known for their sharp style and energetic performances.

Their early music blended rhythm and blues with British beat sounds, producing hits like "Whatcha Gonna Do About It" and "Sha-La-La-La-Lee." As their music evolved, Small Faces began to explore more psychedelic and experimental directions, culminating in their critically acclaimed 1968 concept album *Ogden's Nut Gone Flake*. This album showcased their inventive songwriting, studio craftsmanship, and a whimsical sense of humor.

Despite their success and influence, tensions within the band led to Steve Marriott's departure in 1969, who went on to form Humble Pie. The remaining members later teamed up with Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood to form Faces. Though their career as Small Faces was relatively short-lived, their impact on British rock was significant, influencing countless artists in the decades that followed.

Small Faces were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012, a testament to their enduring legacy and contribution to 1960s rock music.

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