Immediate Records

And I was really kind of like planning, because I was hanging out with Mick during that tour, it really pissed Ike off, right? And Ike was like really just giving me such a hard time, finding me, and, and plus I was just kind of fed up with Ike, and I was fed up with watching Tina go through what she was going through, and I had planned to leave the revue when we got back to the States.

So Mick, that kind of like opened up that conversation of me staying, and yeah, and I stayed in the UK, and yeah, and became, uh, the first lady of Immediate Records.

[laughs] And, and in some way, in some ways, that, that, that sounds like that might've been the, the only time when you had, um, sort of proper, um, creative management.

I can't, uh, ignore The First Cut Is the Deepest, and I, I'm, I'm sure you've been asked about it many times.

So the band was originally led by the songwriting partnership of, I always have to add this, past O3L guest Peter Godwin and And Duncan Brown, who, if you're not familiar with that name, even before this album, he had already released two cult classic solo albums of his own, including one that comes very highly recommended from me.

His debut album in 1968 was recorded for Immediate Records, same label as The Small Faces.

It's called Give Me, Take You.

It's a broke pop gem.