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Small Faces

Greatest Hits - The Immediate Years 1967-1969

    Greatest Hits – The Immediate Years 1967 - 1969’ features over 40 minutes of classic Small Faces singles on Immediate Records. For the first time, all the correct single versions are included, newly mastered to vinyl from original mono master tapes. Classic hit singles such as ‘Itchycoo Park’, ‘Lazy Sunday’, ‘Here Come The Nice’, ‘Tin Soldier’, ‘The Universal’, ‘Afterglow Of Your Love’, A-sides, rare B-sides, overseas singles, are here, sounding superb!

    Compiled with Small Faces members Kenney Jones and prior to his death Ian "Mac" McLagan, the LP features an exclusive cover photo by Gered Mankowitz, a colour booklet with rare memorabilia & photos, informative track-by-track analysis, rare memorabilia and reviews plus introductory notes by Kenney and Mac and series producer Rob Caiger.

    TRACK LISTING

    SIDE A
    1. Here Come The Nice
    2. Talk To You
    3. Get Yourself Together
    4. Become Like You
    5. Green Circles
    6. Itchycoo Park
    7. I’m Only Dreaming
    8. Tin Soldier
    9. I Feel Much Better
    SIDE B
    1. Lazy Sunday
    2. Rollin` Over (Part II Of Happiness Stan)
    3. Mad John (Single Version)
    4. The Journey (Single Version)
    5. The Universal
    6. Donkey Rides, A Penny A Glass
    7. Afterglow Of Your Love (Single Version)
    8. Wham Bam Thank You Mam

    The Kinks

    Something Else By The Kinks - 2022 Reissue

      Something Else By The Kinks, expands The Kinks accomplishments, offering 13 classic British pop songs. These offerings focus on more nostalgic and sentimental themes, retreating from the psychedelic and mod posturings that had dominated the rock world. Something Else sounds like nothing else from 1967.

      The Kinks change gear on this album, preferring acoustic ballads, music hall numbers, and tempered R&B to full-out guitar attacks. Part of the album's power lies in its calm music, since it provides an elegant support for Davies' character portraits and vignettes. From the martial stomp of "David Watts" to the lovely, shimmering "Waterloo Sunset," there's not a weak song on the record.

      And just as impressive is the emergence of Dave Davies as a songwriter. His Dylanesque "Death of a Clown" and bluesy rocker "Love Me Till the Sun Shines" hold their own against Ray's masterpieces, and help make Something Else the endlessly fascinating album that it is.


      TRACK LISTING

      David Watts
      Death Of A Clown
      Two Sisters
      No Return
      Harry Rag
      Tin Soldier Man
      Situation Vacant
      Love Me Till The Sun Shines
      Lazy Old Sun
      Afternoon Tea
      Funny Face
      End Of The Season
      Waterloo Sunset

      The Kinks

      The Kink Kontroversy - 2022 Reissue

        The Kinks came into their own as album artists on The Kink Kontroversy. Ray Davies fully matured as a songwriter on this title, which bridges their raw early British Invasion sound with more sophisticated lyrics and thoughtful production.

        Full of powerful ravers like the hit "Til the End of the Day" (utilizing yet another "You Really Got Me"-type riff) and the abrasive, Dave Davies-sung cover of "Milk Cow Blues," but tracks like the calypso pastiche "I'm on an Island," where Ray sings of isolation with a forlorn yet merry bite, were far more indicative of their future direction.

        Other great songs on this underrated album include the uneasy nostalgia of "Where Have All the Good Times Gone?," the plaintive, almost fatalistic ballads "Ring the Bells" and "The World Keeps Going Round," and the Dave Davies-sung declaration of independence "I Am Free."


        TRACK LISTING

        Milk Cow Blues
        Ring The Bells
        Gotta Get The First Plane Home
        When I See That Girl Of Mine
        I Am Free
        Till The End Of The Day
        The World Keeps Going Round
        I'm On An Island
        Where Have All The Good Times Gone
        It's Too Late
        What's In Store For Me
        You Can't Win

        The Kinks

        Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround, Pt. 1

          ‘Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround, Part One’ is the eighth studio album by The Kinks, one of the most influential rock acts of all time, and was recorded and released in 1970. A concept album, it is a satirical appraisal of the music industry, including song publishers, unions, the press, accountants, business managers, and life on the road. This classic album appeared during a transitional period for the Kinks, and was a critical and commercial success.

          50th anniversary LP release featuring the newly remastered original stereo album on black heavyweight vinyl in a carefully restored and replicated original gatefold sleeve. Includes a 12” booklet with comprehensive notes, new band quotes, rare photos and memorabilia. Features the hit singles ‘Lola’ & ‘Apeman’. Produced in association with The Kinks, with audio & visual content curated by Ray Davies.

          This is the first time the album has been remastered and is the first LP re-issue of it since the mid-1980s


          The Kinks

          Arthur Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire

            The hugely well-respected and historically important Kinks seventh studio album Arthur Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire was released on 10th October 1969, and celebrates its 50th anniversary on 2019. 'Rock musical' in style and one of the most effective concept albums in rock history, the album was constructed by Kinks' frontman Ray Davies as the soundtrack to a subsequently cancelled Granada Television play. The album receiving almost unanimous acclaim upon its release.

            Rolling Stone 1969 - "Arthur is a masterpiece on every level, Ray Davies' finest hour. The Kinks' supreme achievement and the best British album of 1969". Melody Maker 1969 - "Ray Davies' finest hour ... beautifully British to the core"

            Original album tracklist: Victoria, Yes Sir No Sir, Some Mother's Son, Drivin', Brainwashed, Australia, Shangri-La, Mr. Churchill Says, She's Bought A Hat Like Princess Marina, Young And Innocent Days, Nothing To Say, Arthur



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