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"Steve Marriott: The Charismatic Frontman of The Small Faces" In 1966

Steve Marriott Collection: The Small Faces - 1966 saw the emergence in England of a band calling themselves

The Small Faces - 1966 saw the emergence in England of a band calling themselves the Small Faces. They were formed in 1965 but in 1966 they released their first album

Steve Marriott Collection: The Small Faces pop group pictured in a provincial hotel room as they watch their latest

The Small Faces pop group pictured in a provincial hotel room as they watch their latest single All or Nothing get the thumbs down on the BBC Television show Juke Box Jury

Steve Marriott Collection: The Small Faces pop group at the BBC Television studios at Lime Grove including Ian

The Small Faces pop group at the BBC Television studios at Lime Grove including Ian McLagan who was married earlier in the day. 30th January 1967

Steve Marriott Collection: The Small Faces pop group in Carnaby Street as they celebrate going to the top of

The Small Faces pop group in Carnaby Street as they celebrate going to the top of the Melody Maker chart with their single " Sha La La La Lee"

Steve Marriott Collection: The Small Faces - (neg. of CR 2963) 09 / 11 / 1966 OP

The Small Faces - (neg. of CR 2963) 09 / 11 / 1966 OP
The Small Faces - (neg. of CR 2963) 09/11/1966 OP.749 Box OP 26 1966 saw the emergence in England of a band calling themselves the Small Faces

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"Steve Marriott: The Charismatic Frontman of The Small Faces" In 1966, England witnessed the emergence of a band that would leave an indelible mark on the music scene - The Small Faces. With their infectious sound and undeniable talent, they quickly became a sensation. Captured in a provincial hotel room, the members of The Small Faces are seen watching their latest triumph unfold before them. Their faces filled with pride and excitement as they witness their hard work paying off. The BBC Television studios at Lime Grove also played host to this iconic pop group. Amongst them was Ian, whose contribution to the band's success cannot be understated. Together, they created magic that resonated with fans across the nation. Carnaby Street became a symbol of celebration for these talented musicians as they reached new heights in their career. Surrounded by adoring fans and immersed in the vibrant atmosphere, The Small Faces reveled in their well-deserved success. Steve Marriott, with his magnetic stage presence and soulful voice, stood out as the charismatic frontman of this extraordinary group. His raw talent captivated audiences worldwide and solidified his status as one of rock's greatest icons. Through it all, Steve Marriott remained humble yet driven by his passion for music. He poured his heart into every performance and left no doubt about his dedication to creating timeless melodies that still resonate today. As we look back at these captivating images captured during those exhilarating times, we are reminded of Steve Marriott's immense impact on both British culture and rock history. His legacy lives on through The Small Faces' enduring influence on generations to come - forever etched in our hearts and minds.