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The Kinks

Description:

The Kinks are still loved and respected by rock fans all over the world as a too-British British rock band. Their early works are reissued in analog format! FACE TO FACE", the 1966 UK #8 album that marked the beginning of The Kinks' golden era and included the #1 UK hit "Sunny Afternoon", is also available in analog on black vinyl! The Kinks are still loved and respected by rock fans all over the world as a British rock band with too much Britishness. Their early works are now reissued in analog format. Their fourth studio album, "Face to Face," was released in 1966 and can be called one of the greatest pop song collections of the 60's. It is a concept album in the broadest sense of the word, with the main songwriter Ray Davies as the main vocalist. It is also a work in which songwriter Ray Davies' cynical observations and social satirical style flourished.The album, which reached #8 on the UK Albums Chart, includes the #1 UK hit "Sunny Afternoon," which is the essence of Ray Davies' songwriting, as well as "Holiday In Waikiki," an impressive rock number with a bruising wine-anne guitar, "Fancy," with its oriental flair, and "Dandy," reminiscent of a music hall shuffle. The album includes the #1 hit "Sunny Afternoon," the rock number "Holiday In Waikiki," with its bruising wine-angled guitar, the oriental-inspired "Fancy," and the music hall shuffle-inspired "Dandy. Other classic tracks include "Rosy Won't You Please Come Home," "Party Line," "Too Much On My Mind," "Rainy Day in June," "Most Exclusive Residence for Sale," and many more. The Kinks are said to have reached their peak from this 1966 album, and this black vinyl analog reissue marks the beginning of their golden era.

Tracklisting:

1.Party Line (Stereo Mix)
2.Rosy Won't You Please Come Home (Mono Mix)
3.Dandy (Stereo Mix)
4.Too Much on My Mind (Stereo Mix)
5.Session Man (Mono Mix)
6.Rainy Day in June (Stereo Mix)
7.House In the Country (Mono Mix)