The Kinks- A Well Respected Band (CDr, Unofficial)

 

Liner Notes:

“The Kinks are represented here in two stages: as a major British Invasion band of the mid ’60’s and the conceptual album artists of the early ’70’s.  The first part of the disc provides nine songs in pristine quality from the BBS Archives, wrote but never recorded.  The Live in concert tracks show what a marvelous live band they were- just check out the punch of “End Of The Day”!

Closing the disc is a lengthy excerpt from a concert on the Lola Tour recorded on a portable reel to reel with a shotgun microphone.  The highlights are the comeback hit “Lola,” the sardonic “Sunny Afternoon,” the gorgeous “Waterloo Sunset,” and the delightful “Last Of The Steam Trains,” one of many Ray Davies songs extolling the virtues of the past punctuated by a train like harmonica solo.  With the covers of the closing medley and Ray doing his best Johnny Cash on “Muswell Hillbillies,” this is a disc that will delight any Kinks fan.”

Track Listing (Partially Illegible):

BBC Studios

1. You Really Got Me 9/64
2. All Day And All Night 9/64
3. So Tired 4/65
4. Sir Angel Effect 830/65
5. See My Friend 830/65
6. A Well Respected Man 913/65
7. Till The End Of The Day 913/65
8. Where Have All The Good Times Gone 913/65
9. Autumn Almanac 109/67
10. Till The End Of The Day- Paris 1966
11. ? Germany 1979
12. All Day And All The Night- Shindig 1964
13. You Really Got Me Ed Sullivan

 

Santa Monica Civic Auditorium 11/10/70

1. ? Big Sky
2. Waterloo Sunset
3. ?
4. Lola
5. Sunny Afternoon
6. Crossing Medley
7. and 8 Others