Description
The album where Ray Davies became a songwriter. In mono, as intended. "The Kink Kontroversy" (1965) is the turning point: The Kinks stepping out of the British Invasion template and into something entirely their own. Shel Talmy's production keeps the punch of the early records while giving space to a more introspective, versatile Ray Davies one who could open with the raw blues of "Milk Cow Blues", deliver the explosive "Till The End Of The Day", and close with the melancholy of "Where Have All The Good Times Gone" on the same album. Dave Davies, Pete Quaife, and Mick Avory locked in as never before. The first Kinks album that sounds like an artistic statement. Reissued by ABKCO / BMG (BMGCAT743LP) in 2022 in original mono. Essential third chapter for Kinks, Blues Rock, Garage Rock, and Mod collectors. New heavyweight black vinyl. Available now at Copasetic Mailorder.
TRACKS:
A1 Milk Cow Blues
A2 Ring The Bells
A3 Gotta Get The First Plane Home
A4 When I See That Girl Of Mine
A5 I Am Free
A6 Till The End Of The Day
B1 The World Keeps Going Round
B2 I'm On An Island
B3 Where Have All The Good Times Gone
B4 It's Too Late
B5 What's In Store For Me
B6 You Can't Win
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