Muswell hillbillies
Music - 2014
The album is notable for the intentional use of dated recording equipment. Ray Davies and engineer Mike Bodak utilized 10-year-old microphones on many of the tracks to give the record an antiquated feel.
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- Published
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New York, NY :
RCA/Legacy
[2014]
- Language
- English
- Corporate Author
- Corporate Author
- Edition
- Legacy edition
- Item Description
- Originally issued as RCA Victor analog disc (LSP-4644, SF 8243) in 1971; re-released with bonus tracks, some previously unissued.
- Physical Description
- 1 audio disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 videodisc (approximately 45 min. : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.)
- Production Credits
- Produced by Raymond Douglas Davies; BBC tracks produced by John Walters.
- Disc 1. CD. The original album. 20th century man (5:55)
- Acute schizophrenia paranoia blues (3:30)
- Holiday (2:39)
- Skin and bone (3:38)
- Alcohol (3:35)
- Complicated life (4:02)
- Here come the people in grey (3:45)
- Have a cuppa tea (3:43)
- Holloway jail (3:25)
- Oklahoma, U.S.A (2:38)
- Uncle Son (2:30)
- Muswell hillbilly (4:56)
- bonus tracks. Lavender Lane (3:49)
- Mountain woman (3:09)
- Have a cuppa tea (alternate version) (3:32)
- Uncle Son (alternate version) (2:43)
- Kentucky moon (3:54)
- Nobody's fool (demo) (2:36)
- 20th century man (alternate instrumental take) (3:02)
- Queenie (backing track) (3:41)
- Muswell hillbillies radio spot.
- Disc 2. DVD (approximately 45 min.). The old grey whistle test, BBC TV 4, January 1972. Have a cuppa tea
- Acute schizophrenia paranoia blues
- The Kinks at the Rainbow, BBC TV 21 July, 1972. Till the end of the day
- Waterloo sunset
- The money-go-round
- Sunny afternoon
- The virgin soldier march
- She bought a hat like Princess Marina
- Alcohol
- Acute schizophrenia paranoia blues
- You really got me.