- 2-disc CD expanded to 31 songs including non-album hits, alternate versions & rare takes.

- Digitally remastered from Immediate Records tapes by Nick Robbins

- Housed in a deluxe 6-panel gatefold digi-sleeve recreating the original LP sleeve plus rare photos

- CDs inserted in full-colour inner wallets featuring band photos

- Lavishly illustrated 16-page booklet with full track credits, rare memorabilia & photos

- Sleeve notes by Ken Sharp

- Interviews with PP Arnold, George Chkiantz, Gered Mankowitz & Eric Carmen

- All sealed in a 90-micron polypropylene protective sleeve wallet

"This is The Small Faces as they should be heard."KENNEY JONES

The new edition of 'There Are But Four Small Faces' is a lavish recreation of the band's Immediate Records debut in America in 1968.

Compiled from stereo versions and different takes of songs from the UK mono 'Small Faces' LP plus stereo mixes of US hits 'Itchycoo Park' and 'Tin Soldier' plus 'Green Circles' and 'Here Come The Nice', the LP is considered by many to be the band's most complete album.

Fully illustrated sleeve notes by American music journalist and author Ken Sharp has exclusive interviews with Olympic Studios engineer George Chkiantz, fellow Immediate Records artist PP Arnold, renowned photographer Gered Mankowitz and commentary by Eric Carmen ('All By Myself', The Raspberries) and Californian journalist Harvey Kubernik.

The remastered CD version has been expanded to a 2-disc set and features 19 bonus tracks, including a promotional DJ version produced for US AM radio stations plus early mixes and alternate takes.