Small Faces Single - "My Mind's Eye" (1966)
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Small Faces Single My Minds Eye 1966
Small Faces Single "My Mind's Eye" 1966 - German Cover
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"My Mind's Eye"
B-Side: "I Can't Dance With You" released: November 11, 1966 charted: November 23, 1966 weeks on UK singles chart: 11 Peaked at # 4 |
Small Faces 1966 Single ~ "My Mind's Eye"
There are a few releases of the single "My Mind's Eye", each with different B-Sides.
1966 Small Faces - Single
"My Mind's Eye"
B-Side: "Don't Stop Dancing"
Songwriters: Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane
Decca Records
"My Mind's Eye"
B-Side: "Don't Stop Dancing"
Songwriters: Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane
Decca Records
Small Faces 1966 Single "My Mind's Eye", B-Side "Don't Stop Dancing" (cover from an Italian release)
Small Faces 1966
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1966 Small Faces - Single
"My Mind's Eye" Released: November 11, 1966 First charted: November 23, 1966 Entered the charts at #29 Peaked at #4 Weeks in the Top 10- 5 Weeks in the Top 20- 8 Weeks in the Top 40- 10 Weeks in the Top 75- 11 Weeks in the Top 100- 11 
Small Faces 1966 - "My Minds Eye" Single Promotional Poster
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Small Faces 1966 Single ~ "My Mind's Eye"
"My Mind's Eye" was originally intended to be an album track by the band
but was released as a single without their knowledge or consent whilst touring in the north of England.
Don Arden had been eager for the group to release a song before Christmas and released an unfinished, rough demo copy in his possession. The single was a hit, reaching number 4 on the UK singles chart,
but in terms of relations between Arden and Small Faces, it was to signal the end
of the band's relationship with both Arden and Decca.[1]
but was released as a single without their knowledge or consent whilst touring in the north of England.
Don Arden had been eager for the group to release a song before Christmas and released an unfinished, rough demo copy in his possession. The single was a hit, reaching number 4 on the UK singles chart,
but in terms of relations between Arden and Small Faces, it was to signal the end
of the band's relationship with both Arden and Decca.[1]
Ronnie Lane Steve Marriott My Minds Eye Photo
Small Faces - "My Minds Eye" - Rare Promo Film, December 1966, 192 TV
Marriott admitted using part of the popular Christmas song "Gloria in Excelsis Deo"
as inspiration for the melody to the chorus of "My Mind's Eye".[2]
as inspiration for the melody to the chorus of "My Mind's Eye".[2]
There were 2 versions of "My Mind's Eye" released as a single.
One version following at the end of the chorus had the vocal:
In My Mind's Eye, the other version omitted this vocal.
One version following at the end of the chorus had the vocal:
In My Mind's Eye, the other version omitted this vocal.
Small Face ~ "My Mind's Eye" Single, released with B-Side "I Can't Dance With You"
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Small Faces ~ "My Mind's Eye" (France Release)
Small Faces - "My Mind's Eye" 1966 Single Cover
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Small Faces - "My Mind's Eye" 1966 Single Back Cover
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Small Faces - "My Mind's Eye" 1966 Single 45 Face 1, with "I Can't Dance With You"
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Small Faces - "My Mind's Eye" 1966 Single 45 Face 2 "Shake" and "One Night Stand"
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Small Faces "Shake"
French ep version |
Small Faces
"One Night Stand" |
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