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Welcome to the trivia Mike.I haven't got a clue.

Until Mikes is answered heres another.Brian's having a tea break so lets say while the cats away the mice will play!
Name the missing single from the Small Faces 7" singles? Its getting harder every day on its only rock and roll!!!Are you up for the challenge!


"Whatcha Gonna Do About It"/"What's a Matter Baby" (1965) – "I've Got Mine"/"It's Too Late" (1965) – "Sha-La-La-La-Lee"/"Grow Your Own" (1966) – "Hey Girl"/"Almost Grown" (1966) – "All or Nothing"/"Understanding" (1966) – – " My Mind's Eye"/"I Can't Dance With You" (1966) – "I Can't Make It"/"Just Passing" (1967) – "Patterns"/"E Too D" (1967) – "Here Come the Nice"/"Talk To You" (1967) – – "Tin Soldier"/"I Feel Much Better" (1967) – "Lazy Sunday"/"Rollin' Over" (1968) – "The Universal"/"Donkey Rides, A Penny, A Glass" (1968) – "Afterglow (Of Your Love)"/"Wham Bam Thank You Mam" (1969) – "Itchycoo Park" (re – release) (1975) – "Lazy Sunday" (re – release) (1976)
So just to reiterate your looking for the missing single from the small faces what is it???
no googling! Now that includes you Howard!Well only if your really stuck

Anyone?

Tony owned a Scooter shop in the san fernando valley in Los Angeles, called Scootermania. Many cool old(even then)Lambrettas and Vespas and tons of accessories. Put many a Mod on the road, a few of my club members bought 60s Vespas from him.

scotty wrote:Until Mikes is answered heres another.Brian's having a tea break so lets say while the cats away the mice will play!
Name the missing single from the Small Faces 7" singles? Its getting harder every day on its only rock and roll!!!Are you up for the challenge!


"Whatcha Gonna Do About It"/"What's a Matter Baby" (1965) – "I've Got Mine"/"It's Too Late" (1965) – "Sha-La-La-La-Lee"/"Grow Your Own" (1966) – "Hey Girl"/"Almost Grown" (1966) – "All or Nothing"/"Understanding" (1966) – – " My Mind's Eye"/"I Can't Dance With You" (1966) – "I Can't Make It"/"Just Passing" (1967) – "Patterns"/"E Too D" (1967) – "Here Come the Nice"/"Talk To You" (1967) – – "Tin Soldier"/"I Feel Much Better" (1967) – "Lazy Sunday"/"Rollin' Over" (1968) – "The Universal"/"Donkey Rides, A Penny, A Glass" (1968) – "Afterglow (Of Your Love)"/"Wham Bam Thank You Mam" (1969) – "Itchycoo Park" (re – release) (1975) – "Lazy Sunday" (re – release) (1976)
So just to reiterate your looking for the missing single from the small faces what is it???
no googling! Now that includes you Howard!Well only if your really stuck

Well, I see a re-release for itchycoo Park, but I don't see the first release. Is that the one?

Rick you got it mate! "Itchycoo Park"/"I'm Only Dreaming" (1967) was the missing 45!

Ok heres another teaser. Which group had a hit in 1988 with "Minnie the Moocher"

scotty wrote:Ok heres another teaser. Which group had a hit in 1988 with "Minnie the Moocher"

The Reggae Philharmonic Orchestra?

Top marks Evan your turn.

I am a well known TV personality in the UK, appearing in numerous shows and being satirised on a number of occasions.

I had a number of UK top 10 hits in the '60s, with one number 1...

I have performed with the Beatles....

In the '90s, I had another (and very controversial) UK top 10 hit with a cover of a classic rock song...

Who am I, and what was the song?

Male or female, Evan?

mgauction wrote:Male or female, Evan?

Very much a bloke, Mike!

Tom Jones is the only one I can think of, as far as being satirised, however, I doubt he ever performed onstage with The Beatles. If this gentleman is only known to the UK then I'm done

mgauction wrote:Tom Jones is the only one I can think of, as far as being satirised, however, I doubt he ever performed onstage with The Beatles. If this gentleman is only known to the UK then I'm done

He's probably appeared on PBS. He would definitely be known to our Canadian friends via CBC.

Additional clues:

He was a junior national swimming champion;
He has played on two albums by Kate Bush;
He is a multi-instrumentalist as well as a singer, though many of the instruments he plays are "unorthodox".

Rolf Harris?