The Kinks - Essential vinyl record cover

1

You Really Got Me

2

Stop Your Sobbing

3

All Day and All of the Night

4

Tired of Waiting for You

5

Nothin' in This World Can

6

Stop Me Worryin' 'Bout That Girl

7

Evrybodys Gonna Be Happy

8

A Well Respected Man

9

Dedicated Follower of Fashion

10

Who'll Be the Next in Line

11

Set Me Free

12

See My Friends

13

Sunny Afternoon

14

Dead End Street

15

Death of a Clown

16

Autumn Almanac

17

David Watts

18

Waterloo Sunset

19

Days

20

The Village Green Preservation Society

21

Do You Remember Walter?

22

Picture Book

23

Victoria

24

Apeman

25

Strangers

26

20th Century Man

27

Supersonic Rocket Ship

28

Celluloid Heroes (U.S. Single Version)

29

Here Comes Yet Another Day

30

You Don't Know My Name

31

Till the End of the Day (Live 1972)

32

One of the Survivors

33

Sweet Lady Genevieve

34

Everybody's a Star (Starmaker)

35

Life on the Road

36

Sleepwalker

37

Life Goes on

38

A Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy (Single Version)

39

Father Christmas

40

(Wish I Could Fly Like) Superman

41

Lola (Live 1979)

42

Where Have All the Good Times Gone

43

(Live 1979)

44

Better Things (Single Version)

45

Destroyer

46

Come Dancing

47

Don't Forget to Dance

48

Do It Again

49

Living on a Thin Line

50

Scattered


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The Kinks

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2014 two CD collection, the first-ever career-spanning retrospective anthology of the classic original recordings made for the Pye/Reprise, RCA, Arista and Columbia labels. Contains 48 tracks personally selected by Ray Davies, jam-packed onto two discs, including many recordings long out of print in the U.S.! All the hits from every era, beginning with the brash '60s rock of 'You Really Got Me' and 'All Day And All of the Night,' into the mature classics a la 'Waterloo Sunset' and 'Celluloid Heroes,' on through the anthemic hits 'Come Dancing' and 'Destroyer.'

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