Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake is the Small Faces most successful LP and one of the most iconic albums of all time. A UK No.1 for 6 weeks, it featured hit singles 'Lazy Sunday' and Afterglow Of Your Love' plus classic tracks 'Rollin' Over' and Song Of A Baker. The LP added a conceptual twist with side two's story of Happiness Stan and his quest for the missing half of the moon, narrated by Stanley Unwin. Released on Kenney Jones’ new Nice Records label, with premium packaging, artwork, and exclusive content.

LP - The facsimile 1-LP has been cut at half-speed by Henry Rudkins at AIR Studios, giving the mono LP a better dynamic range, more defined and accurate sound
with extended low frequency and smooth high frequency response. The LP edition includes a lavish replica of the 5-panel fold-out round card sleeve from 1968, with award-winning artwork and design by Nick Tweddell, Pete Brown and Mick Swan plus Gered Mankowitz's photos. A 4-panel insert reproduces the master tape box with illustrated sleeve notes by Small Faces authority Mark Paytress, the 180-gram
heavyweight vinyl LP with facsimile Immediate Records labels is in a poly-lined inner, housed in a protective 350-gsm die-cut sleeve with custom hype-sticker, all put together by Grammy Award-winning graphic-designer, Rachel Gutek.

3CD - The definitive 3-CD version includes both the original mono and stereo LP mixes while giving a glimpse into the 1967 and 1968 recording sessions by including rare material from Kenney Jones' personal tape archive. The 3-CD edition includes a 32-page fully-illustrated booklet with CDs held in protective card inner-sleeves in a wide-spine outer sleeve.