Talk to You
Small Faces
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Listen, it's been three months Since I was last with you So many people tryin' to Stop me getting through The doorman he just laughed But I don't want no autograph Now you listen to me baby All I want to do Is talk to you You know I didn't stop you doing Things you wanted to do But now it's gone too far It looks like I'm losing you But I don't want sympathy But please don't turn your back on me Listen baby All I want to do Is talk to you I got to talk to you I got to try to make you see Just how very very much You mean to me Would it be too much To try and jog your memory You remember me baby I hope that I'm still Part of your history Now I don't want to share your car No no no, or stop you being a star All I want to, all I wannna do You know what I've gotta to do Got to keep on trying
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Written by: MICHAEL KEVIN O'SULLIVAN, RONNIE LANE, STEVE MARRIOTT
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9 facts about this song
Band History"Small Faces" was an influential British rock band active from 1965 to 1969. The band consisted of Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jones, and Ian McLagan. Following the departure of Marriott in 1969, the remaining band members carried on as "Faces".
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Song Origin"Talk to You" is one of the songs from "Small Faces" that highlights the band's transition from rhythm and blues to a more psychedelic sound. It appears on their second studio album called "Small Faces", which was released in 1967.
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Song StyleThe song "Talk to You" features a unique blend of rock and roll with soul influences, highlighting the band's evolution in sound. It is also notable for its lustrous vocal harmonies and heartfelt lyrics that reflect the emotional depth of the band's songwriting.
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Album SuccessThe "Small Faces" album featuring "Talk to You" reached number 12 on the UK Albums Chart. The album is usually considered the band's artistic peak and has been widely admired for its beautiful art cover done by Gered Mankowitz.
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Band Impact"Small Faces" is considered one of the most influential mod bands of the 1960s. Their music, including "Talk to You", has left a significant impact on future musicians. Their influence can be seen in numerous rock and Britpop bands, including Oasis and Blur.
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Memorable LyricsA lyric that stands out in "Talk to You" is, "I've got a feeling deep inside, A feeling that I'm sure is right." These lyrics reflect the heartfelt and passionate style of songwriting that "Small Faces" are renowned for.
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Live Performances"Talk to You" was often performed at Small Faces' concerts. Their energetic and passionate performances of the songs often left audiences in awe.
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LegacyThe album was re-released on CD in 1997, thirty years after the original release. This shows the lasting impact of this album and the band.
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RecognitionIn 2012, Small Faces were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, a testament to the band's influence on the rock and roll genre overall. Their music, including songs like "Talk to You", continues to be celebrated for its energy and originality.
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