SMALL FACES My Mind's Eye Vinyl Record 7 Inch Decca 1966 F.12500 Original UK Pressing T2-1C Matrix

Small Faces - My Mind's Eye
(Original UK Pressing with Blue/Silver Boxed Decca Label. K/T Tax Code on label. T2-1C Matrix)

Format: Vinyl Record - 7 Inch (45 rpm)
Country: UK
Year: 1966
Label: Decca
Catalogue No. F.12500

Matrix / Runout (Side A, runout, stamped): XDR-39235-T2-1C 2B UD
Matrix / Runout (Side B, runout, stamped): XDR-39236-T1-1C 1 CG

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

Side A: My Mind's Eye
Side B: I Can't Dance With You

Add a magnificent slice of sixties pop-rock history to your crate with this outstanding UK pressing of Small Faces - "My Mind's Eye". Arriving on the shelves in late 1966 via Decca Records under the catalogue number F 12500, this single marks a fascinating creative shift for the band as they began leaning into more melodic, psychedelic textures.

This particular copy features the distinct blue and silver boxed Decca label variant, complete with the era-correct K/T tax code stamped on the centre. The dead wax details confirm its authentic early heritage, bearing the stamped runout matrix numbers XDR-39235-T2-1C 2B UD for Side A and XDR-39236-T1-1C 1 CG on the reverse. The beautifully melodic title track "My Mind's Eye" was a massive success, sailing straight into the UK top ten despite a famously unauthorised release by the label. Flip the record over to enjoy the fantastic, fuzz-driven mod dancer "I Can't Dance With You", a track that perfectly highlights the band's tougher rhythm-and-blues roots.

We have safely graded this vintage 45 rpm record in Excellent (EX) condition. The vinyl is exceptionally clean and bright, maintaining a gorgeous mirror-like shine and showing only small signs of careful use. The sound reproduction is crisp, deep, and beautifully balanced, bringing the full weight of that original 1960s mono mix directly to your speakers.

An ideal upgrade for serious collectors of sixties beat, mod, and psych, this beautiful Decca press is a standout addition to any analogue archive. Secure this foundational piece of British music history for your turntable today.