Artist
Small Faces
6 songs on Gitaartabs · 6 for beginners
Songs by Small Faces
- Tin soldierSmall Faces · Capo 1 · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- Lazy Sunday AfternoonSmall Faces · Steve Marriott/Ronnie LaneChordsBeginner
- Itchycoo ParkSmall Faces · Steve Marriott/Ronnie LaneChordsBeginner
- All or nothingSmall Faces · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- Lazy sundaySmall Faces · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
- Sha-la-lala-leeSmall Faces · Capo 2 · gitaartabsChordsBeginner
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Biography
Small Faces was a British band that moved between proto-punk, psychedelic rock and acid rock, with influences from northern soul. The group built up a dedicated following of listeners who appreciated their energetic sound and experimental approach. Their music is characterised by well-crafted guitar parts and inventive arrangements that you can play well on guitar.
On Gitaartabs you'll find four songs by Small Faces with which you can explore their style. The band has had a lasting influence on generations of musicians who later ventured into psychedelic and alternative rock. Pick up your guitar and discover why Small Faces still offers inspiration for anyone looking for adventurous chords and melodies.
About the music
On Gitaartabs you can play four songs by Small Faces, the British band that blended proto-punk, psychedelic rock and acid rock with northern soul. Discover their energetic sound and experimental arrangements through songs including All or nothing, Lazy sunday, Sha-la-lala-lee and Tin soldier. These Small Faces classics show how inventive guitar parts and carefully crafted chord schemes shape their distinctive style.
All four songs are available at beginner level (level 2) in chord overview form, so you can start playing right away. The psychedelic and proto-punk influences of Small Faces call for an expressive, energetic approach — perfect practice for anyone wanting to strengthen their chord technique and feel how rock and soul meet. Pick up your guitar and discover why this band continues to inspire.
