Small Faces - Live at the Twenty Club, Belgium 1966 (Early Show)

Recorded live at the Twenty Club in Mouscron, Belgium, January 9th 1966. Some talking between tracks.

From the archives of drummer Kenny Jones, this show and the late show were released on vinyl and CD in 2021 via Nice Records.

00:00 - 0:29 Intro
0:30 - 1:57 Ooh Poo Pah Doo
2:13 - 6:57 You Need Loving
7:14 - 16:03 Plum Nellie (Baby Please Don't Go/Parchman Farm Blues/Land of 1000 Dances)
16:23 - 18:20 What'cha Gonna Do About It
18:40 - 21:01 Comin' Home Baby
21:04 - 26:34 E Too D

Steve Marriott - Lead vocals, guitar
Ronnie Lane - Bass guitar, vocals
Ian McLagan - Keyboards, vocals
Kenny Jones - Drums

[MrMick]

Steve Marriott one of the best rock singers of all time absolutely brilliant voice

[MarcsWishes]

It's fricking one of the best 60's bands.

[Servagio]

Just discovered this. Great stuff! Been a long time fan of the Small Faces and their 'spinoffs'.
Mouscron (aka Moeskroen) is 15 km from where live, and even though i wasn't even born then, it fils me with such pride to learn about this venue and its gigs!

[thoemy]

Wow, did not know about that release. I wanna whole lotta more SF live

[cindyfalstrom]

Thank you Famulus for posting this wonderful rare live album. I bought this CD from Amazon several months ago and have thoroughly enjoyed it. Also much thanks to Kenney Jones as he is the producer and made this wonderful piece of music history available to us fans. There are a few other live concert recordings available, but the sound quality is poor and you can't hear much due to the screaming fans. This recording captures the raw energy of this talented group of teenagers when they were first starting out, before the record companies and greedy management made them record songs that would be "hits" and ultimately ruined them by turning them into what many regarded as a teeny bopper band which they absolutely were not! At heart, they were soul boys. They are my favorite band (behind the Beatles) and I wish more people would discover them. RIP Steve, Ronnie and Mac - long live Kenney...

Here is a link to a very rare live video of the boys at the Marquee Club around the same time as this recording. Quality is not as good, but it is still special to see these dear boys before the fame, pressures and heart aches.

[johnmitchelljr]

Great photo. All I will write about the great Small Faces is they are a music lovers band. Thank you very much for this rare great sounding audio. Great feeling.

[Rochfordessex]

Cool and tnx for uploading. Really raw, beautiful - mustve been amazing to hear them for the first time live!

[waynesilverman]

Steve liked doing covers as he did when he played humble pie gigs

[garymcmurdie]

Wow! Thanks very much for this. Haven't heard any live Small Faces before.

[Famulus]

The first time Small Faces has appeared on the Famulus channel!

[SuperAnimelover]

Love Steve Marriott and the gang . Miss them .

[gumball]

So this is where robert plant got his persona and vocals from

[cornucopiaofcool]

Cool stuff. Origin music.in a small club. THE RAMONES at CBGBS. The DOORS at the Whiskey. This is the stuff that inspires and gets copied, with a twist, naturally

[ianfinch]

Some of the vocals in the second song were directly copied by Led Zepplin about 5 years later. Steve Marriott had a great voice.

[wilmabaumann]

Diese Band kannte ich nicht aber die sind mir....👏

[wilmabaumann]

Den Rhythmus beherrschen die einmalig für spezielle Musikliebhaber....aber sehr genial....

[karlsinclair]

Is the original guitarist, Jimmy Winston still in the group at this point, or had he gone? I assume he'd gone but I'd love to hear a live set with him still playing.