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Francesca Van der Geld

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theno1oldiesmusicfan611

Oh my God, Eric Morecombe and Ernie Wise were hilarious in those days! WHAT YEAR IS THIS PERFORMANCE? Steve Marriott looks like he's about fifteen years old, which can't be true, but this has to be really early. Anyone know?

1967MOD

fab x

Pete Gage

He really had a great voice!!

Yep6803

Really this song banned for sexual's lyrics? ahahah

Debracadabrah

Cool peaked with that performance! Seriously, I can't think of a more convincing, more committed and exhilarating display. They were the real deal and Marriott....none better.

Dave Stanton

Steve Marriot was a great front man. What a voice!

Tommy Rey

Are there any modern rock and roll bands as cool as this?? ummmm, no

cheekymonky61

absolutely ,fuckin awsome ,end of :)

Heisenberg85

Yea carrying the whole show while the rest of the band mimes, hed better sing! Dammit this is awesome

mama rouxx

BBC banned this song because of inappropriate lyrics (sexual undertone) - but they didn't see anything wrong in" Here Come the Nice" - it's funny and unbelievable! Anyway from 2:06 Steve is working 110% absolutely amazing singer. :-)

Terence Towles Canote

Tonight's song is "I Can't Make It" by Small Faces.

Heisenberg85

Now all these cheeto-eating taurine guzzling ninnie kids will start wearing shirts with Steve Marriot on em

Heisenberg85

Yea too bad GTA ripped their shit

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ON THIS DATE (45 YEARS AGO)March 3, 1967 – Small Faces: “I Can't Make It” b/w “Just Passing” (Decca UK F12565) 45 single is released in the UK."I Can't Make It" is a song that was released in March 1967 by English band Small Faces. The single peaked at number 26 on the UK Singles Chart.When "I Can't Make It" was released in 1967, Small Faces had acrimoniously left the management of Don Arden and were signed to Andrew Loog Oldham's Immediate label. However, due to contractual obligations, Decca released the song, and Immediate agreed to produce and license the song back to them until the issue was resolved. The band refused to promote the single and as a direct result, the song only managed to climb to #26 in the charts. The BBC also initially banned the song for the dubious sounding lyrics which they thought were of a sexual nature; the lyrics are actually ambiguous and it is left to the listener to decide their true meaning.The B-side, "Just Passing", is a short whimsical song only a minute long and is in the style of The Beach Boys song, "You Still Believe in Me".In April 1967, Small Faces performed a live version of "I Can't Make It" on the well-known British television show, Morecambe and Wise, as well as their UK number-one single, "All or Nothing". The recording is notable for the particularly strong live vocal performance by Marriott. The episode was transmitted six months later.

Jose Manuel Mateus

Maybe the greatest rock/soul singer to come out of England. Brilliant. Rip

MrSimonbrewis

Only one word really or two!! "FUCKIN MAGIC"

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