The Small Faces' debut 45 on Andrew Loog Oldham's Immediate label which peaked at #12 in the UK charts in 1967. Despite the fairly obvious drug references, e.g. 'speed' and the slowing down at the end of the record to simulate coming down from a speed trip, there was no move to censor the record or restrict its airplay. The B-side is a great beat number, 'Talk To You'. The record has a solid centre.
The vinyl has a few very light surface marks but retains its sheen; the original company sleeve has some minor creasing but still has its stiffness after all these years.
