Kenney Jones' Nice Records announce limited edition 'Small Faces Immediate Singles 1967-1969' box-set
- Desh Kapur
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KENNEY JONES’ NICE RECORDS CONTINUE THE SUMMER
CELEBRATIONS WITH RELEASE OF LIMITED EDITION
‘SMALL FACES IMMEDIATE SINGLES 1967-1969’ BOX-SET
NUMBERED 500 EDITION 8 x 7-INCH BOX-SET - OUT 2nd OCTOBER 2026
Nice Records’ Small Faces 60th anniversary celebrations continue with the release of the ‘Small Faces Immediate Records 1967-1969’ on 2nd October 2026, a new 8 x 7-inch deluxe box-set which collects all the band’s classic Immediate Records singles originally released during that two year period.
Repressed from original Immediate Records master tapes and housed in a lavish hard-shell box, the new set forms a companion piece to the acclaimed ‘Decca Singles 1965-1967,’ out this week and now down to the last few copies.
The front of the new box-set’s hard shell outer case features legendary photographer Gered Mankowitz’s infamous 1967 “V-signs” shot of the Small Faces, deliberately set up by Immediate label boss Andrew Loog Oldham in response to keyboardist Ian McLagan’s recent marijuana bust (Oldham’s reported instructions were to quickly capture “all the rage” of Mac and the band).
Each box will be individually numbered 001 - 500 and, as with Nice Records’ recent ‘Decca Singles 1965-1967’ set, will not be repressed.
This new 500 edition strictly limited edition box-set will again be made available exclusively via Kenney Jones’ Nice Records website and can be pre-ordered, whilst stocks last, via www.nicerecords.co.uk
Every Small Faces 7-inch single released by Immediate Records between 1967-1969 will be reissued in a rare European picture sleeve from either Belgium, France, Italy, Germany or The Netherlands. ‘Mad John,’ originally released in the USA and Australia without a picture sleeve, will feature a new design by Phil Smee which incorporates 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 1967 eponymous debut album for Immediate Records. Featuring excerpts from ‘Get Yourself Together’, ‘Green Circles’, ‘Talk To You’, ‘All Our Yesterdays’ and ‘Up The Wooden Hills To Bedfordshire’ and narrated by DJ Tommy Vance, this replica one-sided 7-inch comes in a reproduction of a 1967 Immediate Records company sleeve.
Each box-set 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, with singles mastered to vinyl by Nick Robbins from the original Immediate master tapes, graphic design and artwork by Phil Smee, all lovingly curated by surviving Small Faces member Kenney Jones.
‘Small Faces Immediate Singles 1967-1969’ box-set
cat no. NRBX19671969 (5060915240330)
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