Muswell Hillbillies
The Kinks
LP Rel Date: 1985-01-27
Released in 1971, The Kinks' Muswell Hillbillies found the quintessentially British band painting a vivid portrait of working class life in North London, with a sonic palette that drew from turn-of-the-century British music hall and American country styles. Rolling Stone would call it Ray Davies' "signature statement" as a songwriter. This deluxe 2LP edition features the original album paired with a bonus vinyl disc of rarities and outtakes from the original album sessions as well as BBC sessions recorded for John Peel.
Track List:
SIDE ONE: 1."20th Century Man" (5:55) 2. "Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues" (3:30) 3. "Holiday" (2:39) 4. "Skin And Bone" (3:38) 5. "Alcohol" (3:35) 6. "Complicated Life" (4:02)
SIDE TWO: 7. "Here Come The People In Gray" (2:57) 8. "Have A Cuppa Tea" (3:43) 9. "Holloway Jail" (3:25) 10. "Oklahoma U.S.A." (2:38) 11. "Uncle Son" (2:30) 12. "Muswell Hillbilly" (4:56)
SIDE THREE: 13. "Lavender Lane" (3:49) 14. "Mountain Woman" (3:09) 15. "Have A Cuppa Tea (alternate version)" (3:09) 16. "Uncle Son" (2:43) 17. "Kentucky Moon" (3:54) 18. "Nobody’s Fool (demo)" (2:36)
SIDE FOUR: 19. "Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Bues [BBC Peel Session]" (3:47) 20. "Holiday [BBC Peel Session]" (3:08) 21. "Skin And Bone [BBC Peel Session]" (2:34) 22. "20th Century Man (alternate instrumental take)" (3:02) 23. "Queenie (backing track)" (3:41) 24. "Muswell Hillbillies Radio Spot"
Tracklist:
- 20th Century Man
- Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues
- Holiday
- Skin and Bone
- Alcohol
- Complicated Life
- Here Come the People in Gray
- Have a Cuppa Tea
- Holloway Jail 1
- Oklahoma U.S.A 1
- Uncle Son 1
- Muswell Hillbilly 1
- Lavender Lane 1
- Mountain Woman 1
- Have a Cuppa Tea (Alternate Version) 1
- Uncle Son 1
- Kentucky Moon 1
- Nobody?S Fool (Demo) 1
- Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Bues [BBC Peel Session] 2
- Holiday [BBC Peel Session] 2
- Skin and Bone [BBC Peel Session] 2
- 20th Century Man (Alternate Instrumental Take) 2
- Queenie (Backing Track) 2
- Muswell Hillbillies Radio Spot