SMALL FACES All Or Nothing Vinyl Record 7 Inch Decca 1966 45rpm Single UK 1st Pressing F.12470 KT

Small Faces - All Or Nothing
(Original UK 1st Pressing with Blue/Silver Unboxed Decca Label with 'ffrr' ear logo. K/T Tax Code on label. 1C/1C Matrix)

Format: Vinyl Record - 7 Inch (45 rpm)
Country: UK
Year: 1966
Label: Decca
Catalogue No. F.12470

Matrix / Runout (Side A, runout, stamped): XDRF-38679-T1-1C 1 H
Matrix / Runout (Side B, runout, stamped): XDRF-38680-T1-1C 1 C

Condition: EX (The vinyl is in excellent clean condition)

Side A: All Or Nothing
Side B: Understanding

Drop the needle on a defining moment of sixties mod culture with this superb original UK first pressing of Small Faces - "All Or Nothing". Hitting the shops via Decca Records in 1966 under the catalogue number F 12470, this iconic release captures the East London outfit at the absolute peak of their musical powers.

This particular copy is a true collector's piece, displaying the classic unboxed blue and silver Decca label design alongside the distinctive "ffrr" ear logo and a crisp K/T tax code. Vinyl enthusiasts will appreciate the highly desirable 1C/1C matrix info stamped into the dead wax, reading XDRF-38679-T1-1C 1 H on the A-side and XDRF-38680-T1-1C 1 C on the flip. The driving title track "All Or Nothing" famously soared straight to the number one spot on the UK singles chart, showcasing Steve Marriott's blistering, soulful vocals. Flip the 45 over to hear the brilliant, moody rhythm-and-blues track "Understanding" on Side B.

We have graded this vintage 45 rpm single in Excellent (EX) condition. The vinyl looks wonderfully clean, retaining its brilliant factory shine and showing only the format's minimal signs of handling. It handles the dynamic mono mix beautifully, offering an incredibly sharp, punchy audio performance that far outshines modern digital transfers.

Whether you are looking to upgrade your current copy or want a collectable cornerstone piece for a growing sixties beat archive, this beautiful Decca first press belongs on your turntable. Add this ultimate mod anthem to your record library before it slips away.