SMALL FACES ’ metamorphosis from pilled-up enfants terrible into groovy psychedelic magi remains one of the wonders of the ’60s rock revolution. But as Ogdens’ Nut Gone Flake returns, laden with unreleased bounty, witnesses including drummer KENNEY JONES still wonder how their greatest work sounded their death knell. “Subconsciously,” they tell TOM DOYLE , “we were all thinking, How could you beat Ogdens’ ?”

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He turned down Hendrix, butted heads with Lemmy, was saved from a bad trip by Pete Townshend, present at a thousand pop-culture flashpoints… Ten Years After bassist Leo Lyons explains why he’s like “the rock’n’roll Forrest Gump”.

IT WAS THE summer of 1985, and Johnny Marr was a man out of time. Three years earlier, while still a teenager, the guitarist had co-founded the Smiths in Manchester, England, with vocalist Morrissey (

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