Small Faces - Broadcast '66 FLAC

Tracklist

Credits

• Bass Guitar – Ronnie Lane
• Drums – Kenney Jones
• Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Sven Heise
• Keyboards – Ian McLagan
• Producer – Maus Of Music
• Vocals, Guitar – Steve Marriott

Notes

Released for Record Store Day 2017.

Made in England.

℗ 1966
© 1966 The Rhythm & Blues Record Company Limited, London.

Recorded live in Offenbach, Germany, September 1966.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5060331750864

Album

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