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1. The Small Faces were formed in 1965 in which UK city?
2. Founder member Jimmy Winston was soon replaced by Ian McLagan. What instrument did they both play for the band?
3. The band soon hit the top of the charts, with "All or Nothing" reaching number one in the UK in 1966. Which studio album did the song appear on?
4. The Small Faces switched record labels from Decca to Immediate Records in 1967, and around this time changed their sound from Rhythm & Blues to which other style of music?
5. Which "park" gave The Small Faces a number three UK hit single in 1967?
6. The 1967 hit single "Tin Soldier" featured backing vocals by which American soul singer?
7. "Lazy Sunday", a number two UK hit single in 1968, dealt with which social issue?
8. What was unusual about the sleeve of the band's 1968 album "Ogden's Nut Gone Flake"?
9. Steve Marriott quit The Small Faces in late 1968, and the band officially split the following year. Marriott formed Humble Pie, whilst Lane, Jones and McLagan formed The Faces with which vocalist recruited from the Jeff Beck Group?
10. A Small Faces reunion between 1975 and 1978 proved to be commercially unsuccessful, and they split again, this time permanently. They were given some belated recognition when they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in which year?
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