You took me back to my hippie years with this one! Great song! There were two styles of rock music back then in England. The mods and the rockers. The Small Faces were very influential. Later the group morphed into the Faces with a change in members. Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood. Ronnie Wood joined the Rolling Stones later on and Rod Stewart had a successful solo career. Cheers
The Small Faces were another great English band from the 60's. They had some great hits "Itchycoo Park", "Tin Soldier", "Lazy Sunday", "All Or Nothing", "Whatcha Gonna Do About It" etc. In 1969 after lead singer/guitarist Steve Marriott left the group to form Humble Pie" & the remaining members of Small Faces were joined by Ronnie Wood (guitar) & Rod Stewart (lead vocals), both from the Jeff Beck Group, & the new line-up was renamed "Faces".
One of my favorite songs from back then. “British Invasion” refers to the flood of British music artists and recordings that surged into the USA after The Beatles appearance on U.S. television and radio. I love how you are so open to exploring this era of music and into the 1970’s which was the BEST music era.
In the 60s, the Mod movememt was about rebellion. And the music influences were mainly soul, blues, and Ska. They had a distinctive style as you can see here, with their hair styles, and the way they dressed with fitted clothes. The 50s modern jazz that you mentioned doesn't really have anything to do with the 60s mod scene. The Beatles weren't Mods, but the kinks, the Who, The Small Faces were. You can hear alot of soul influences in these bands. Although, early Kinks and The Who from the early 60s sounded like very raw and punky. Just listen to My Generation by the Who from 1964, or All Day and All of The Night by The Kinks from the same year. Very ahead of their time. Then you have the Mod revival in the late 70s, of which the most notable band is The Jam who came out at the end of the punk scene. They sounded very punk, but with a hint of soul music in there too. In fact the Jam covered some old soul songs. Getting back to The Small Faces, have a listen to Tin Soldier, and Afterglow of Your Love. Totally different, and much heavier sound to Itchycoo Park's whimsical fun feel.
God this takes me back...to a time when as a kid, you could get walloped over the head by ya momma for singing that song... I was 7 😂😂😂 singing "we'll get high" did not go down well with her 😅
The I-vi cadence is very 1950s pop. The mixolydian cadence and call-and-response lyrics and flange in the bridge (vocals and guitar) and drum fill are pure late-mid- '60s--the sweet spot between Beatlemania and the Summer of Love. Mod, as in mods vs. the rockers. Styles of British music, fashion, and manners.
You took me back to my hippie years with this one! Great song! There were two styles of rock music back then in England. The mods and the rockers. The Small Faces were very influential. Later the group morphed into the Faces
with a change in members. Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood. Ronnie Wood joined the Rolling Stones later on and Rod Stewart had a successful solo career.
Cheers
The Small Faces were another great English band from the 60's. They had some great hits "Itchycoo Park", "Tin Soldier", "Lazy Sunday", "All Or Nothing", "Whatcha Gonna Do About It" etc. In 1969 after lead singer/guitarist Steve Marriott left the group to form Humble Pie" & the remaining members of Small Faces were joined by Ronnie Wood (guitar) & Rod Stewart (lead vocals), both from the Jeff Beck Group, & the new line-up was renamed "Faces".
Just a bloody fabulous song from a brilliant band ✨️
used to listen to it all the time from my uncle old days just going down to the lake.. mahn time goes fast
One of my favorite songs from back then. “British Invasion” refers to the flood of British music artists and recordings that surged into the USA after The Beatles appearance on U.S. television and radio. I love how you are so open to exploring this era of music and into the 1970’s which was the BEST music era.
In the 60s, the Mod movememt was about rebellion. And the music influences were mainly soul, blues, and Ska. They had a distinctive style as you can see here, with their hair styles, and the way they dressed with fitted clothes. The 50s modern jazz that you mentioned doesn't really have anything to do with the 60s mod scene. The Beatles weren't Mods, but the kinks, the Who, The Small Faces were. You can hear alot of soul influences in these bands. Although, early Kinks and The Who from the early 60s sounded like very raw and punky. Just listen to My Generation by the Who from 1964, or All Day and All of The Night by The Kinks from the same year. Very ahead of their time.
Then you have the Mod revival in the late 70s, of which the most notable band is The Jam who came out at the end of the punk scene. They sounded very punk, but with a hint of soul music in there too. In fact the Jam covered some old soul songs.
Getting back to The Small Faces, have a listen to Tin Soldier, and Afterglow of Your Love. Totally different, and much heavier sound to Itchycoo Park's whimsical fun feel.
Excellent job Always live or Video 50s threw 80s 😊
great find
REMINDS ME OF TEENAGE DAYS, PITY THEIR MANAGER DIDN'T KET THEM DO THE STATES, THE VIBES WERE DEFO FLOWER POWER
Steve Marriott was the man. So intense and full of soul. Love it, man! 😎👍
it is that 1967 thing again. play 67 you will never REGRET IT!
one of the greatest YEARS ever musically.
@@jowsmith1904 I totally agree. 1967, 1969 and 1971 are the 3 greatest years in music history in my book.
God this takes me back...to a time when as a kid, you could get walloped over the head by ya momma for singing that song... I was 7 😂😂😂 singing "we'll get high" did not go down well with her 😅
those days just a joint would get you seriously jammed up.
Tough my bro my uncle used to play this tune back when i was a youngin fw it heavy
Go to their debut 1966 album titled Small Faces.
Take a listen to the song called You Need Loving.
Reminiscent of another well-known song? ✌️
The I-vi cadence is very 1950s pop. The mixolydian cadence and call-and-response lyrics and flange in the bridge (vocals and guitar) and drum fill are pure late-mid- '60s--the sweet spot between Beatlemania and the Summer of Love.
Mod, as in mods vs. the rockers. Styles of British music, fashion, and manners.
WHAT YOU GONNA DO ABOUT IT, ANOTHER CLASSIC BY THE FACES
All Or Nothing is a great Small Faces track, great band!
If Stevie had turned left instead of right, that fateful night, he'd probably still be with us today...
Does black coffee ring a bell??
MODS WERE THE SMOOTH GUYS AND ROCKERS WERE THE ROUGH BOYS WITH LEATHER JACKETS, MODS LATER WENT INTO NORTHERN SOUL AND REGGAE
Steve Marriott, later of Humble Pie.
You need to react to this next. STEVE MARRIOTT Five Long Years 1985
a reaction to No Arguments by Harry Demos would be fire bro
45 rpm vinyl
no doo wop here, acid music.
Do GET OFF by FOXY. It will blow up. I guarantee this.
When are you going to do “Get off” by “Foxy”? You have a chance to be the first. Many will follow.
lololol song is meh.