Limited Edition 180g Color Vinyl LP!
1968 Psychedelic Classic, Newly Remastered!
Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake, recorded in late 1967 and early 1968 and released in the summer of '68, is the Small Faces' best-known and most successful work, topping the UK album charts.
Alongside tracks such as "Lazy Sunday," "Afterglow" and "Rollin' Over," it contained a conceptual twist with the addition of the eccentric story of "Happiness Stan," narrated by Stanley Unwin.
With the full co-operation of Kenney Jones and the late Ian McLagan, Charly Records launched a massive programme of tape recovery and upgrading. Masters have been pulled in from all over the world, including Immediate label multi-tracks from the Kenney Jones and Charly Records archives. Using these, it is now possible to represent all of the Small Faces' original albums sounding better than at any time since the sixties.
This version of Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake is released as a single LP pressed on 180g vinyl complete with a four-page booklet.
The Small Faces were a place of joy in the early UK music scene. A complete delight.
Features
- Limited Edition
- 180g Vinyl
- Color Vinyl
- Mono
- Remastered by Nick Robbins
- Lacquers Cut at Air Mastering
- OBI Strip
- Original Artwork
- Four-Page Booklet
- In-Depth Sleeve Notes
Selections
Side 1:
- Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake
- Afterglow
- Long Agos and Worlds Apart
- Rene
- Song of a Baker
- Lazy Sunday
Side 2:
- Happiness Stan
- Rollin' Over
- The Hungry Intruder
- The Journey
- Mad John
- Happydaystoytown
