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Small Faces Here Come the Nice Mp3, Flac, Wma Small Faces Here Come The Nice mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Blues / Pop Album: Here Come The Nice Country: UK Released: 2014 Style: Mod, Beat, Rhythm & Blues, Psychedelic Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1247 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1956 mb WMA version RAR size: 1796 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 636 Other Formats: AHX WAV MMF DXD AIFF MP4 MOD Tracklist Hide Credits Small Faces Singles - Worldwide As Bs & EPs 1-1 Here Come The Nice 2:55 1-2 Talk To You 2:05 1-3 (Tell Me) Have You Ever Seen Me 2:15 1-4 Something I Want To Tell You 2:07 1-5 Get Yourself Together 2:16 1-6 Become Like You 1:56 1-7 Green Circles 2:32 1-8 Eddie's Dreaming (B-side Edit) 2:41 1-9 Itchycoo Park 2:44 1-10 I'm Only Dreaming 2:22 1-11 Tin Soldier 3:19 1-12 I Feel Much Better 3:55 1-13 Lazy Sunday 3:02 1-14 Rollin' Over (Part II Of Happiness Stan) 2:12 1-15 Mad John (Single Version) 2:07 1-16 The Journey (Single Version) 2:51 1-17 The Universal 2:42 1-18 Donkey Rides, A Penny, A Glass 2:47 1-19 Afterglow Of Your Love (single Version) 3:22 1-20 Wham Bam Thank You Mam 3:18 Small Faces In The Studio - Olympic, IBC & Trident Sessions - Part 1 2-1 Shades Of Green 0:38 2-2 Green Circles (Take 1) 1:04 2-3 Green Circles (Take 1 Alt Mix 1) 2:45 2-4 Anything (Tracking Session) 3:46 2-5 Anything (Backing Track) 3:06 2-6 Show Me The Way (Stripped Down Mix) 2:09 2-7 Wit Art Yer (Tracking Session) 2:50 2-8 Wit Art Yer (Backing Track) 2:27 2-9 I Can't Make It (Alt Mix) 2:26 2-10 Doolally (Tracking Session) 4:06 2-11 What's It Called? (Overdub Session) 0:36 2-12 Call It Something Nice (Take 9) 2:04 2-13 Wide Eyed Girl (Take 2) 1:43 2-14 Wide Eyed Girl On The Wall (Alt Mix) 3:28 2-15 Donkey Rides, A Penny A Glass (Stripped Down Mix) 3:21 2-16 Red Balloon With A Blue Surprise (Take 5) 0:46 2-17 Red Balloon (Alt Mix) 4:29 2-18 Saieide Mamoon (Tracking Session) 9:36 Small Faces In The Studio - Olympic, IBC & Trident Sessions - Part 2 3-1 Wham Bam Thank You Mam (Alt Mix) 3:22 3-2 I Can't Make It (Stripped Down Mix) 2:33 3-3 This Feeling Of Spring (Take 1) 1:43 3-4 All Our Yesterdays (Backing Track) 2:09 3-5 Talk To You (Alt Mix) 2:22 3-6 Mind The Doors Please 5:01 3-7 Things Are Going To Get Better (Stripped Down Mix) 2:43 3-8 Mad John (Tracking Session) 3:58 3-9 A Collibosher (Take 4) 3:31 3-10 Lazy Sunday Afternoon (Early Mix) 3:00 3-11 Jack (Backing Track) 3:35 3-12 Fred (Backing Track) 3:06 3-13 Red Balloon (Stripped Down Mix) 1:33 3-14 Kolomodelomo (Take 1) 2:45 3-15 Donkey Rides, A Penny A Glass (Alt Mix) 3:34 3-16 Jenny's Song (Take 2) 4:04 Alternate Small Faces - Out-Takes & In-Concert 4-1 Itchycoo Park (Take 1 Stereo Mix) 2:50 4-2 Here Come The Nice (Take 1 Stereo Mix) 3:01 4-3 I'm Only Dreaming (Take 1 Stereo Mix) 2:23 4-4 Don't Burst My Bubble 2:24 4-5 I Feel Much Better 3:56 4-6 Green Circles (Take 1 Italian Version) 2:44 4-7 Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow (Alt Mix) 1:50 4-8 Piccanniny (Alt Mix) 3:02 4-9 Get Yourself Together (Alt Mix) 2:18 4-10 Eddie's Dreaming (Take 2 Alt Mix) 2:44 4-11 Tell Me) Have You Ever Seen Me (Take 2 Alt Mix) 2:08 4-12 Up The Wooden Hills To Bedfordshire (US Alt Mix) 2:00 4-13 Afterglow Of Your Love (Alt Single Version) 3:36 (If You Think You're) Groovy (The Lot - P.P. Arnold & Small Faces) 4-14 2:55 Performer – P.P. Arnold, Small Faces 4-15 Me You And Us Too 3:32 4-16 The Universal (Take 1 Stereo Mix) 2:39 4-17 Rollin' Over (Live) 2:29 4-18 If I Were A Carpenter (Live) 2:29 4-19 Every Little Bit Hurts (Live) 6:12 4-20 All Or Nothing (Live) 4:05 4-21 Tin Soldier (Live) 3:19 Notes "The Ultimate Small Faces Immediate Records Collection" Disc 1: Original Immediate single versions. Taken from original mono master tapes. Discs 2 & 3: All tracks previously unreleased versions. Taken from original studio multitrack and session master tapes. Disc 4: All tracks rare versions, except 4-6, 4-7, 4-9 to 4-13, previously unreleased versions. Taken from original studio and session master tapes. Live tracks recorded at Newcastle City Hall 18 November 1968. Taken from Pye Studios master tape, pitch and speed corrected. All tracks mono except 2-4 to 2-6, 2-8, 2-9, 2-12 to 3-3, 3-5, 3-7 to 3-9, 3-11 to 4-3, 4-5, 4-7 to 4-11, 4-16 to 4-21. Barcode and Other Identifiers Rights Society: MCPS Label Code: LC 8477 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Here Come The Nice CHARLY 170 Small (4xCD, Comp + 7", EP, Charly Records, CHARLY 170 UK 2014 BX Faces Mono, RE + 7", EP, Immediate BX Mono, RE +) Related Music albums to Here Come The Nice by Small Faces 1. Small Faces - Small Faces' Greatest Hits 2. Small Faces - Wham Bam! 3. The Small Faces - Lazy Sunday / Tin Soldier 4. The Small Faces - 16 Greatest Hits 5. Small Faces - The Universal 6. Small Faces - 7. The Small Faces - Greatest Hits 8. Small Faces - Immediate Album Collection 9. Small Faces - Itchycoo Park / Here Comes The Nice 10. Small Faces - Greatest Hits - The Immediate Years 1967-1969.
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