THE KINKS Great Lost Kinks Album + insert 1973 Withdrawn by Reprise SUPER COPY
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The Kinks The Great Lost Kinks Album
Klassic Kinks Kuts ecstatically received on release but quickly withdrawn, this LP remains one of the most sought after Kinks Kollectables for the right reason - the music
SIDE ONE Till Death Us Do Part (9/68) / There Is No Life Without Love (early 1968) / Lavender Hill (8.67) / Groovy Movies (6/69) / Rosemary Rose (1/68) / Misty Water (5/68) / Mr Songbird (late 1967)
SIDE TWO When I Turn Out The Living Room Lights (2/69) / The Way Love Used To Be (10/70) / I'm Not Like Everybody Else (1/66) / Plastic Man (3/69) / This Man He Weeps Tonight (6/69) / Pictures In The Sand (early 1968) / Where Did My Spring Go? (1/69)
mostly tracks recorded at London's Pye Studio 2 at various sessions in the Village Green era between 1967/8/9 and originally issued in the US only on limited quantities in 1973 on this LP
Misty Water one of the most celebrated 'lost' songs of the Kinks. This stereo mix was delivered to the US on the never issued Four More Respected Gentleman LP.
The Way Love Used To Be, one Ray Davies' most achingly poignant ballads.
Similarly this stereo mix of Berkeley Mews was intended for the never issued Four More Respected Gentlemen LP.
Polly too was another stereo mix intended for Four More Respected Gentlemen LP. Belated and briefly issued on The Great Lost Kinks Album,
Lavender Hill was rumoured to have been the follow-up single to Waterloo Sunset, instead remaining unissued outside the US.
Another refugee from The Great Lost Kinks Album and unavailable for thirty years is Rosemary Rose.
Finally, and possibly most importantly as this is one of Ray Davies' greatest songs, this LP includes Where Did My Spring Go?, which was also 'missing' for over 30 years
yet to appear as an official release (doesn't look likely too either) this LP includes some classic unrealised Kinks cuts from 1968-69, the Village Green period, when the Kinks were arguably at their creative peak
orig US only LP Reprise MS 2127 1/1973 with insert all seams light storage wear, insert super clean, fabulous nr.new orig vinyl
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