single · June 2, 1967
Here Come the Nice
Charly | ImmediateSee this day
psychedelic rockgarage rockclassic rock
The Small Faces' "Here Come the Nice" captures the band's transition from Mod R&B to psychedelia, a preview of their landmark album Ogden's Nut Gone Flake.
- Released in June 1967, "Here Come the Nice" reached number 11 on the UK singles chart.
- The single was released on the Immediate record label, a significant independent label at the time.
- The song showcases the band's evolving sound, incorporating more complex arrangements and psychedelic elements.
Small. Faces were a mod rock band formed in London in 1965, known for their blend of soulful vocals and R&B-influenced rock. By 1967, they were at the height of their powers, transitioning from Mod anthems to more psychedelic explorations.
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