The Kinks announce 'The Journey,' a two-part special anniversary anthology release

It's wonderful to see The Kinks getting some well-deserved attention via "The Journey," a special release coming next month...Robert Kinsler

Special 60th anniversary celebration of one of the greatest British rock bands of all time   The Kinks announce The Journey, a two-part special anniversary anthology release   The Journey - Part 1  2CD, 2LP, Digital & HD Digital Worldwide release March 24, 2023    The Kinks, one of the greatest ever British rock groups, celebrate their 60th Anniversary in 2023. Formed in 1963 in Muswell Hill, North London, by brothers Ray and Dave Davies with their friend Pete Quaife, and joined by Mick Avory in early 1964, the band quickly established themselves as one of the epoch-defining groups of the 60s, with their impact still being felt around the world today.   The stats speak for themselves: The Kinks have sold over 50 million records worldwide and have been streamed over a billion times; they have achieved five US Top 10 singles, nine US Top 40 albums, seventeen UK Top 20 singles and five UK Top 10 albums, with four albums certified Gold. Among numerous honors, they have received the Ivor Novello Award for Outstanding Service To British Music and have been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame and the UK Music Hall of Fame. Multi-award winning, legendary frontman Sir Ray Davies is widely recognized as one of the greatest British songwriters of all time.   The Kinks 60 campaign will be a two-year-long celebration of their illustrious musical journey career, confirming their place as one of the greatest and most influential rock groups of all time. As a key part of the campaign, and to mark this milestone, a career-defining anthology, The Journey, will be released on BMG in two parts, with The Journey - Part 1 released on 24 March 2023.   The songs on The Journey - Part 1 (1964-1975) have been handpicked for the first time by Ray, Dave and Mick, curated according to themes inspired by the trials and tribulations of their journey through life together as a band since 1963. Featuring hits such as “You Really Got Me,” “Waterloo Sunset,” “All Day And All Of The Night,” “Celluloid Heroes,” “Supersonic Rocket Ship,” “Dead End Street,” and “Death Of A Clown” The Journey - Part 1 follows recently remastered 50th anniversary deluxe editions of The Village Green Preservation Society, Lola Versus Powerman Part 1, Muswell Hillbillies and Everybody's In Show-Biz. All tracks have been lovingly remastered from the original audio sources.   "Ask yourself the question, is this journey really necessary?.......Yes!” Ray Davies muses on The Journey. Dave Davies continues, “I’m delighted with what I think is an inspiring selection of timeless and magical Kinks music.”   The Journey - Part 1 will be released on 2CD, 2LP, Digital and HD Digital albums. The physical formats contain a booklet with band photos and personal track-by-track notes from Ray, Mick, and Dave, sharing their memories of the time these tracks were recorded and weaving them into the Kinks’ incredible story.   Details of the The Journey - Part 2 will follow later this year.   A host of global events and activities will be launching throughout 2023 & 2024 to mark the band’s 60th, with more to be announced in the coming months. RELEASE FORMATS: 2LP

Side 1 Songs about becoming a man, the search for adventure, finding an identity and a girl:  1.        You Really Got Me (UK#1, 1964) 2.        All Day And All Of The Night (UK#2, 1964) 3.        It's All Right (1964) 4.        Who'll Be The Next In Line (1965) 5.        Tired Of Waiting For You (UK#1, 1965) 6.        She's Got Everything (1968) 7.        Just Can't Go To Sleep (1964) 8.        Stop Your Sobbing (1964) 9.        Wait Till The Summer Comes Along (1965) 10.      So Long (1965) Side 2 Songs of ambition achieved, bitter taste of success, loss of friends, the past comes back and bites you in the backside: 1.        Dead End Street (UK#5, 1966) 2.        Schooldays (1975) 3.        The Hard Way (1975) 4.        Mindless Child Of Motherhood (1969) 5.        Supersonic Rocket Ship (UK#2, 1972) 6.        I'm In Disgrace (1975) 7.        Do You Remember Walter? (1968) Side 3 Days and nights of a lost soul, songs of regret and reflection of happier times: 1.        Too Much On My Mind (1966) 2.        Nothin’ In The World Can Stop Me Worryin’ ‘Bout That Girl (1965) 3.        Days (UK#2, 1968) 4.        Where Have All The Good Times Gone (1965) 5.        Strangers (1970) 6.        It’s Too Late (1965) 7.        Sitting In The Midday Sun (1973) Side 4 A new start, a new love, but have you really changed? Still haunted by the quest and the girl: 1.        Waterloo Sunset (UK#2, 1967) 2.        No More Looking Back (1975) 3.        Death Of A Clown (UK#3, 1967) 4.        Celluloid Heroes (1972) 5.        Act Nice And Gentle (1967) 6.        This Is Where I Belong (1967) 2CD CD1 Songs about becoming a man, the search for adventure, finding an identity and a girl:  1.        You Really Got Me (UK#1, 1964) 2.        All Day And All Of The Night (UK#2, 1964) 3.        It's All Right (1964) 4.        Who'll Be The Next In Line (1965) 5.        Tired Of Waiting For You (UK#1, 1965) 6.        Dandy (Germany#1, 1966) 7.        She's Got Everything (1968) 8.        Just Can't Go To Sleep (1964) 9.        Stop Your Sobbing (1964) 10.      Wait Till The Summer Comes Along (1965) 11.      So Long (1965) 12.      I'm Not Like Everybody Else (1966) Songs of ambition achieved, bitter taste of success, loss of friends, the past comes back and bites you in the backside: 13.      Dead End Street (UK#5, 1966) 14.      Wonderboy (1968) 15.      Schooldays (1975) 16.      The Hard Way (1975) 17.      Mindless Child Of Motherhood (1969) 18.      Supersonic Rocket Ship (UK#2, 1972) 19.      I'm In Disgrace (1975) 20.      Do You Remember Walter? (1968) CD2 Days and nights of a lost soul, songs of regret and reflection of happier times: 1.        Too Much On My Mind (1966) 2.        Nothin’ In The World Can Stop Me Worryin’ ‘Bout That Girl (1965) 3.        Days (UK#2, 1968) 4.        Last Of The Steam-Powered Trains (1968) 5.        Where Have All The Good Times Gone (1965) 6.        Strangers (1970) 7.        It’s Too Late (1965) 8.        Sitting In The Midday Sun (1973) A new start, a new love, but have you really changed? Still haunted by the quest and the girl: 9.        Waterloo Sunset (UK#2, 1967) 10.      Australia (1969) 11.      No More Looking Back (1975) 12.      Death Of A Clown (UK#3, 1967) 13.      Celluloid Heroes (1972) 14.      Act Nice And Gentle (1967) 15.      This Is Where I Belong (1967) 16.      Shangri-La (1969) CONNECT WITH THE KINKS WEBSITE I FACEBOOK I TWITTER I SPOTIFY

The Kinks announce deluxe reissues of two classic albums for 50th anniversary

 Check out this exciting news. These Kinks releases sound amazing...Robert Kinsler

The Kinks Muswell Hillbillies / Everybody’s In Show-Biz - Everybody’s A Star Deluxe Box Set, 2CD, 1LP, 2LP, 2CD, 1CD x 2, Digital   50th anniversary, combined deluxe reissues of these two classic Kinks albums Worldwide release date: Sept 9 2022. Listen To A Previously Unreleased Version of “Celluloid Heroes (US Single Version 2022 Edit)”

In 1971, the great British rock group The Kinks embarked on a new phase of their career by signing with RCA Records. Freed from their old label Pye’s insistence on hit singles, Ray Davies’ song writing accelerated his band’s move towards a new identity as makers of thematically ambitious, tenderly personal albums, building on preceding cult successes such as The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society. Buoyed by one more smash to start the decade –“Lola” – this most English of bands also firmly turned its sights towards the USA, where their exciting, charismatic live shows were reciprocally building a fervent new American fanbase.   This period’s first Kinks album, Muswell Hillbillies, is for many people their best of all. It conversely looked back on Ray and Dave Davies’ London roots, telling tales of working-class families migrating from the war-torn and redevelopment-ravaged inner city to the strange, leafy suburbs of North London.   “Now with a new record company and a new image, I could bring some of the old wild western spirit into my music,” Ray Davies said. “These albums capture the re-emergence of the Kinks as a touring band.” Dave Davies adds “Muswell Hillbillies is one-of my favorite Kink’s albums. It’s a bit of a backstory to the Davies family and the characters involved.”   Muswell Hillbillies’ release was supported by more US touring, including two 1972 nights at New York’s iconic Carnegie Hall. Tapes of those anarchic shows, heavy on Muswell material, formed the live half of 1972’s double-album, Everybody's In Show-Biz - Everybody’s A Star. Its studio sides explored The Kinks’ long months on the American road with wistful humour. Its epic finale, ‘Celluloid Heroes’, confirmed the band’s new world. Among the elite cream of Kinks songs, it saw Ray use Hollywood as a prism through which to view ordinary Americans’ bittersweet dreams.   The announcement comes alongside the release of “Celluloid Heroes (US Single Version 2022 Edit)”. Ray Davies composed the classic Kinks track reflecting on everyday folk aspiring to be Hollywood stars. The song names several famous actors of 20th century film (including Greta Garbo, Rudolph Valentino, Bela Lugosi, Bette Davis, Marilyn Monroe) and mentions LA’s Hollywood Boulevard, alluding to its Walk of Fame. Taken from The Kinks’ seminal 1972 RCA album Everybody’s In Show-Biz - Everybody’s A Star. Listen to the previously unreleased version HERE. RELEASE FORMATS:   Deluxe box set: “Muswell Hillbillies” / “Everybody’s In Show-Biz - Everybody’s A Star” Two-part, matt laminated with spot-gloss, rigid card deluxe box, containing: 6 x LP, 4 x CD, AV Blu-ray, 52 page book, printed band photos, Muswell map, badge   Full box contents:   6 x LP ·        “Muswell Hillbillies” 2014 gatefold deluxe 2LP remastered from newly discovered Ray Davies original master tapes, colour vinyl ·        “Everybody’s In Show-Biz - Everybody’s A Star” 2016 gatefold deluxe 3LP, remastered from original master tapes, colour vinyl ·        “Muswell Hillbillies” & “Everybody’s In Show-Biz” 11 new Ray Davies track remixes 1LP, bespoke new artwork, heavyweight black vinyl   4 x CD ·        “Muswell Hillbillies” & “Everybody’s In Show-Biz” original albums remastered in gatefold wallets, with original artwork ·        11 new Ray Davies track remixes (previously unreleased) in gatefold wallet, bespoke new artwork ·        The Kinks 1971 US Tour Travel Montage (contains new Ray Davies track remixes, one of which is a previously unreleased track)   Blu-Ray video ·        Previously unseen, digitally restored Ray Davies 1971 home movie, narrated by Ray (15 mins long)   Deluxe Hardback book ·        52 pages on gloss art paper, extensive text with new band interview quotes, rare and unseen photos and memorabilia   The Kinks “London Roots” map ·        A2 size on uncoated sepia paper stock, Kinks north London roots map with key historical Kinks related locations, chosen by the band   Printed memorabilia ·        6 x glossy Kinks photos from 1971 / 1972   Badge ·        Bespoke, metal and enamel, yellow and black, Kinks RCA era logo heavy pin-clasp badge   Onsert ·        Back of box, colour 12” paper onsert displaying contents   Exclusive D2C only 7” single: The Kinks “Supersonic Rocket Ship / 20th Century Man”   ·        1972 RCA Spanish promo single picture sleeve replicated, black vinyl disc.   ·        Free with every Kinks “Muswell Hillbillies” / “Everybody’s In Show-Biz” deluxe box set purchased from The Kinks official D2C store (Music Glue). *While stocks last*     1LP: “Muswell Hillbillies”   ·        Album remastered from newly discovered Ray Davies original master tapes, original 1971 gatefold LP artwork replicated, black heavyweight vinyl   2LP: “Everybody’s In Show-Biz - Everybody’s A Star”   ·        Album newly remastered from original master tapes, original 1972 gatefold LP artwork replicated, black heavyweight vinyl   2CD: “Muswell Hillbillies” & “Everybody’s In Show-Biz - Everybody’s A Star”   ·        Both original albums remastered and combined, bonus tracks of 4 new Ray Davies remixes, “hardback-book” packaging, booklet containing sleeve notes with new band quotes and rare photos   1CD: “Muswell Hillbillies”   ·        Original album remastered, bonus tracks of 3 new Ray Davies remixes, booklet containing sleeve notes with new band quotes and rare photos   1CD: “Everybody’s In Show-Biz - Everybody’s A Star”   ·        Original album remastered, bonus track of new Ray Davies remix, booklet containing sleeve notes with new band quotes and rare photos   www.thekinks.info

Chrissie Hynde reveals "No Return," cover of Kinks classic is latest single from forthcoming album

CHRISSIE HYNDE REVEALS "NO RETURN"

COVER OF KINKS CLASSIC LATEST SINGLE FROM NEW ALBUM,

VALVE BONE WOE, OUT SEPTEMBER 6, 2019

photo credit: Jill Furmanovsky

Chrissie Hynde released her new song today, "No Return." Written by Ray Davies and appearing on the Kinks' 1967 classic long player Something Else, Hynde's version is taken from her new album Valve Bone Woe, out next Friday, September 6 on BMG. The album will be available on CD, double 180g vinyl and a limited edition 7" box set. Billboard premiered the song earlier today alongside a rare Q&A with Hynde.

LISTEN TO "NO RETURN"

PRE-ORDER VALVE BONE WOE

Hynde's new album Valve Bone Woe features 14 tracks written by a stunning array of classic songwriters and innovators, including Davies, Brian Wilson, Frank Sinatra, Charles Mingus, Hoagy Carmichael, John Coltrane, Nick Drake and Rodgers and Hammerstein.

Valve Bone Woe was produced by Marius de Vries and recorded with the Valve Bone Woe Ensemble at Air Studios in London.

About the album, Hynde says:

"A few years back when I saw an obit in the paper for the valve-trombonist, Bob Brookmeyer, I mailed my jazz sax-playing brother, saying 'R. I. P. Bob Brookmeyer.' Terry, a man of few words, responded with 'Valve Bone Woe,' a kind of Haiku beatnik prose.

 

"I thought that was a perfect title for the album I'd been working on with producer Marius de Vries. After we'd recorded 'I Wish You Love' for the Eye Of The Beholder soundtrack I'd often expressed a desire to do more along those lines. What eventually emerged was the idea to do what we refer to as our Jazz/Dub album, the one you're now holding in your hand.

 

"I'm not hugely interested in branching out into other musical genres, being a devout rock singer as such, but jazz is something I grew up around (thanks to my bro) and I've always had a soft spot for it. I often bemoan what I regard as a decline in melody in popular music and I wanted to sing melodies. Plus, I have a penchant for cover songs, it's the surprise of singing something that I didn't think of writing myself that turns me on.

 

Jazz got side-lined by Rock & Roll in the 60's, but now the demise of rock seems to be heralding in a newfound interest in it, the most creative and innovative musical forms of the 20th century. I'm happy to jump on the bandwagon."

CHRISSIEHYNDE 

VALVE BONE WOE

(BMG)

RELEASE DATE: SEPTEMBER 6, 2019

Tracklisting:

How Glad I Am [Jimmy Williams, Larry Harrison]

Caroline, No [Tony Asher, Brian Wilson]

I'm a Fool to Want You [Frank Sinatra, Joel Herron, Jack Wolf]

I Get Along Without You Very Well (Except Sometimes) [Hoagy Carmichael]

Meditation on a Pair of Wire Cutters [Charles Mingus]

Once I Loved [Norman Gimbel, Vinicius De Moraes, Antonio Jobim]

Wild Is the Wind [Ned Washington, Dimitri Tiomkin]

You Don't Know What Love Is [Don Raye, Gene De Paul]

River Man [Nick Drake]

Absent Minded Me [Jule Styne, Bob Merrill]

Naima [John Coltrane]

Hello, Young Lovers [Richard Rogers, Oscar Hammerstein II]

No Return [Ray Davies]

Que Reste-t-il de nos Amours? [Charles Trenet]

The Kinks announce special release of 'Arthur Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire' deluxe box set out Oct. 25

Great to see The Kinks' brilliant album 'Arthur Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire' being reissued via several deluxe editions this fall...

The Kinks

Arthur Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire

50th Anniversary Edition Out October 25th on BMG

Formats: Deluxe Box Set, 2LP, 2CD & Digital

Features Brand New Doo Wop Choir Recordings, The Great Lost Dave Davies Solo Album, New Ray Davies Remixes

And A Host Of Previously Unreleased Tracks
Including "The Future" 

Listen HERE

To mark its 50th anniversary, The Kinks today announce a special release of Arthur Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire - out October 25 on BMG, which includes previously unreleased track "The Future" - https://youtu.be/dTWrThdOcEU.

Without doubt, the Kinks 7th studio album is one of the greatest rock albums ever made, a near perfect example of Ray Davies' incredible storytelling ability in what was an innovation in 1969: a concept album. It's also poignant that a record based on the story of emigrating from the UK around its potential to enter the Common Market should hit its 50th anniversary right now. With Brexit on the horizon, the themes of 'Arthur' ring alarmingly familiar.

Arthur received unanimous acclaim on its release. Each of its 12 original album tracks is an absolute gem and all perfect examples of Ray Davies' intrinsic ability to weave a story around a song. In what was a golden period for the Kinks, Arthur followed another classic, The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society when it was released on October 10, 1969.

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

"I started Arthur before the end of Village Green." says Ray. "The albums piggyback one another because they are joined. I'd already written the song 'Arthur'. I think I wrote 'Australia' when I was still living at 87 Fortis Green so it was quite early on. I remember taking it over to Dave, he lived in Cockfosters at the time, and playing it to him. We were laughing at the irony in the line, 'nobody's got a chip on their shoulder'."

In the midst of the Arthur sessions, studio time was devoted to completing tracks for Dave Davies' proposed solo album. The idea had progressed in staggered intervals since the initial success of Dave's 1967 single, "Death Of A Clown" but, ultimately, never reached completion.

"One of the reasons the album wasn't finished was because I felt The Kinks' management and record company were forcing me too much," Dave reflects. "I felt very comfortable being in The Kinks and it seemed fulfilling to be part of a band. I didn't really want for more. I couldn't see the point."

Ray says; "Hearing Dave's songs again after all this time, I found them quite moving because they were like the back story of what The Kinks were going through at the time."

 

Reprise eventually scrapped the release by September 1969 and over the years, Kinks fans continued to obsess as to what Dave's album - which some referred to as "A Hole In The Sock Of," a working title Ray had jokingly thrown to a music journalist - might have contained.

 

Included in this anniversary edition are 4 CDs comprising of 81 tracks in total, 5 of them unreleased and 28 previously unreleased versions. These include 2019 newly remastered versions of the original album from HD sources (in its original track listing), mono and stereo single versions, B-sides, alternate mono and stereo mixes, rehearsal tracks, BBC mixes and the lost Dave Davies' solo album, with bonus tracks.

 

It also includes Ray Davies' compiled medley of unreleased demo tracks, 2 new recordings of Ray Davies with The Doo Wop Choir, "Arthur & The Emigrants" including one previously unreleased track, 3 previously unreleased "The Come Dancing Workshop Ensemble" tracks, and new Ray Davies remixes of "Australia" and "Shangri-La."

 

A 68-page softback book has also been included, featuring extensive essays by world-renowned Kinks experts, original cancelled Arthur play co-scriptwriter Julian Mitchell, and original album sleeve designer Bob Lawrie. There are also new interviews with Ray Davies, Dave Davies and Mick Avory, as well as band photos, original release international cover artwork and printed memorabilia.

 

Four 7" singles from the album can also be found - "Drivin," "Victoria," "Shangri-La" & "Hold My Hand" (Dave Davies solo) - all reproduced with original international artwork. Finally, a bespoke, exclusive, metal & enamel Kinks logo pin badge is included for fans to wear.

THE KINKS ARTHUR OR THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE

LIMITED EDITION, 50TH ANNIVERSARY DELUXE BOX SET

- 88 TRACKS, INCLUDING 5 UNRELEASED TRACKS &

26 UNRELEASED VERSIONS

- 4 x CDs: REMASTERED MONO & STEREO ALBUM,

SINGLES, B-SIDES, ALTERNATE TRACK VERSIONS,

NEW DOO WOP CHOIR RECORDINGS, RAY DAVIES

REMIXES & DEMOS MEDLEY, THEATRICAL & BBC

TRACKS, 'LOST' DAVE DAVIES ALBUM

- 4 x REPRODUCED 7" SINGLES

- 68 PAGE DELUXE BOOK WITH ESSAYS, NEW BAND

INTERVIEWS, RARE IMAGES

- REPRODUCED POSTERS & PHOTOS

- KINKS METAL PIN BADGE

https://thekinks.info

THE KINKS - ARTHUR BOX SET - TRACK LISTING

 

DISC ONE

ORIGINAL STEREO ALBUM, 2019 REMASTER

1.        Victoria (Stereo)

2.        Yes Sir, No Sir (Stereo)

3.        Some Mother's Son (Stereo)

4.        Drivin' (Stereo)

5.        Brainwashed (Stereo)

6.        Australia (Stereo)

7.        Shangri-La (Stereo)

8.        Mr. Churchill Says (Stereo)

9.        She's Bought A Hat Like Princess Marina (Stereo)

10.       Young And Innocent Days (Stereo)

11.       Nothing To Say (Stereo)

12.       Arthur (Stereo)

Bonus Tracks

13.      Plastic Man (Stereo)

14.      Victoria (Alternate Stereo Mix)

15.      Yes Sir, No Sir (Alternate Stereo Mix)

16.      Drivin' (Alternate Stereo Mix)

17.      Brainwashed (Alternate Stereo Mix)

18.      Australia (Alternate Stereo Mix)

19.      Shangri-La (Alternate Stereo Mix)

DISC TWO

ORIGINAL MONO ALBUM, 2019 REMASTER 

1.         Victoria (Mono)

2.        Yes Sir, No Sir (Mono)

3.         Some Mother's Son (Mono)

4.         Drivin' (Mono)

5.         Brainwashed (Mono)

6.         Australia (Mono)

7.         Shangri-La (Mono)

8.         Mr. Churchill Says (Mono)

9.         She's Bought A Hat Like Princess Marina (Mono)

10.      Young And Innocent Days (Mono)

11.      Nothing To Say (Mono)

12.      Arthur (Mono)

Bonus Tracks

13.      Plastic Man (Mono)

14.      King Kong (Mono)

15.      Victoria (Alternate Mono Mix)

16.      Australia (Alternate Mono Acetate Mix)

17.      Shangri-La (Alternate Mono Mix)

18.      She's Bought A Hat Like Princess Marina (Alternate Mono Mix)

19.      Australia (Australian Mono Single Mix/Edit)

DISC THREE

THE GREAT LOST DAVE DAVIES ALBUM PLUS

1.         This Man He Weeps Tonight (Stereo)

2.         Mindless Child Of Motherhood (Stereo)

3.         Hold My Hand (Stereo)

4.         Do You Wish To Be A Man? (Stereo)

5.         Are You Ready? (Stereo)

6.         Creeping Jean (Stereo)

7.         I'm Crying (Stereo)

8.         Lincoln County (Stereo)

9.         Mr. Shoemaker's Daughter (Stereo)

10.      Mr. Reporter (Stereo)

11.      Groovy Movies (Stereo)

12.      There Is No Life Without Love (Stereo)

 

Bonus Tracks

13.      Lincoln County (Mono Single Mix/Edit)

14.      There Is No Life Without Love (Mono)

15.      Hold My Hand (Mono)

16.      Creeping Jean (Mono Single Mix/Edit)

17.      Mindless Child Of Motherhood (Mono)

18.      This Man He Weeps Tonight (Mono)

19.      Mr. Shoemaker's Daughter (Alternate Stereo Mix)

20.      Mr. Reporter (Alternate Stereo Mix)

21.      Groovy Movies (Alternate Stereo Mix)

22.      Lincoln County (Acoustic Mix)

23.      Hold My Hand (Alternate Take)

DISC FOUR

DEMOS, REHEARSALS, BBC & REMIXES

Part 1

1.         Arthur's Journey (Introduction)

2.         Australia (2019 Mix)

3.         Home Demos Medley, 1969: Arthur / Victoria / Some Mother's Son / Drivin' /

Brainwashed / Mr. Churchill Says (TV Premix)

 

Part 2

4.         Shangri-La (2019 Mix)

5.         My Big Sister (Theatrical Version)

6.         Stevenage (Theatrical Version)

7.         Space (Theatrical Version) (Full Version)

8.         The Future (Doo-Wop Version)

9.         Arthur (Doo-Wop Version)

 

Part 3

10.      The Virgin Soldiers March

11.      Soldiers Coming Home (Instrumental)

12.      King Kong (BBC Mix)

13.      Victoria (Ray Davies & Band With The DR Symphony & Vocal Ensemble) (Stereo)

14.      Arthur (BBC Mix)