The Autumn Stone (album)

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The Autumn Stone
Compilation album by Small Faces
Released	November 1969
Recorded	Olympic Studios, London, England
Genre	British Invasion mod psychedelia R&B rock
Length	Double album
Label	Immediate
Producer	Marriott/Lane
Professional reviews
All Music Guide [1] Rolling Stone (favorable) link
Small Faces chronology
Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake (1968) The Autumn Stone (1969)
Singles from The Autumn Stone
"Here Come the Nice" Released: June 2, 1967 "Lazy Sunday" Released: April 5, 1968 "I Can't Make It" Released: March 3, 1967 "Afterglow (Of Your Love)" Released: March 7, 1969 "Sha-La-La-La-Lee" Released: January 28, 1966 "The Universal" Released: June 28, 1968 "My Mind's Eye" Released: November 11, 1966 "Tin Soldier" Released: December 2, 1967 "Itchycoo Park" Released: August 4, 1967 "Hey Girl" Released: May 6, 1966 "Whatcha Gonna Do About It" Released: August 6, 1965

The Autumn Stone was the posthumous retrospective double album released in the UK by Small Faces in 1969 on the Immediate label.

Contents 1 Album profile 2 Track listing 2.1 Record One: 2.2 Record Two: 2.3 Later releases 2.4 See also 3 References/Notes 4 External links 5 Discography

[edit] Album profile

The double album contains most of the Immediate and Decca original 7" single releases together with an eclectic blend of unreleased and live material including the enigmatic and haunting love song "Autumn Stone". It was released by Andrew Loog Oldham soon after the band announced their official break up in 1969. In Germany the LP's alternate title was In Memorium.

[edit] Track listing

[edit] Record One:

1. "Here Come the Nice"
2. "The Autumn Stone"
3. "Collibosher"
4. "Red Balloon"
5. "Call It Something Nice"
6. "Lazy Sunday"
7. "I Can't Make It"
8. "Afterglow (Of Your Love)"
9. "Sha-La-La-La-Lee"
10. "The Universal"

[edit] Record Two:

1. "Rollin' Over"
2. "If I Were A Carpenter"
3. "Every Little Bit Hurts"
4. "My Mind's Eye"
5. "Tin Soldier"
6. "Just Passing"
7. "Itchycoo Park"
8. "Hey Girl"
9. "Wide Eyed Girl On The Wall"
10. "Whatcha Gonna Do About It"
11. "Wham Bam Thank You Mam" (Alternate Mix)

[edit] Later releases

• 1969 - LP - Immediate 101/2 - Castle
• 001 - LP - Get Back 698 - Japan Import
• 969 - LP - Immediate 101/2 - Sunspots 2003
• 005 - CD - Snapper UK 404 - Castle Bonus Tracks
• 006 - CD - Sanctuary 347 - Sunspots 2002

[edit] See also

• Small Faces discography

[edit] References/Notes

Notes:

References:

[edit] External links

• All Music Guide's album review of The Autumn Stone
• The Darlings of Wapping Wharf Laundrette - Biography
• Youtube: Autumn Stone
• The Official Small Faces site

[edit] Discography

v • d • e Small Faces Steve Marriott | Ronnie "Plonk" Lane | Kenney Jones | Ian "Mac" McLagan Former members Jimmy Winston (1965 – 1966) Discography Small Faces (1966) – From the Beginning (1967) – Small Faces (1967) – Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake (1968) – The Autumn Stone – Playmates – 78 In The Shade – Itchycoo Park Live albums (The BBC Sessions) BBC Session (Saturday Club) (1965) – BBC Session (Saturday Club) (1965) – BBC Session (Saturday Club) (1966) – BBC Session (Saturday Club) (1966) – BBC Session (Top Gear) (1968) – 1968 Sessions – The Final Tour (1969) 7" Singles "Whatcha Gonna Do About It"/"What's a Matter Baby" (1965) – "I've Got Mine"/"It's Too Late" (1965) – "Sha-La-La-La-Lee"/"Grow Your Own" (1966) – "Hey Girl"/"Almost Grown" (1966) – "All or Nothing"/"Understanding" (1966) –  – " My Mind's Eye"/"I Can't Dance With You" (1966) – "I Can't Make It"/"Just Passing" (1967) – "Patterns"/"E Too D" (1967) – "Here Come the Nice"/"Talk To You" (1967) – "Itchycoo Park"/"I'm Only Dreaming" (1967) – "Tin Soldier"/"I Feel Much Better" (1967) – "Lazy Sunday"/"Rollin' Over" (1968) – "The Universal"/"Donkey Rides, A Penny, A Glass" (1968) – "Afterglow (Of Your Love)"/"Wham Bam Thank You Mam" (1969) – "Itchycoo Park" (re – release) (1975) – "Lazy Sunday" (re – release) (1976) Other related people Don Arden – Andrew Loog Oldham – Tony Calder – Glyn Johns