THE KINKS / Rare Anthology Vol.2 (2CDR)

DISC 1

Ooba Diooba (Ravens' acetate, nov. 1963)
Long Tall Sally (Live late 1963)
Bald Headed Woman (Alt. Take, 1964)
Got Love If You want It (BBC "Beat Room", 1964)
She's My Girl (Dave Davies acetate, 1965)
I Am Free (BBC Session, 1965)
Listen To Me (Kinks acetate, early 1966)
Sunny Afternoon (stereo version)
Susannah's Still Alive (1969 mix for solo album)
Misty Water (1983 remix)
Hold My Hand (stereo demo, 1968)
Plastic Man (BBC Session, 1969)
Are You Ready
Do You Wish To Be A Man?
Crying (Dave's unreleased solo tracks, recently discovered excellent stereo sound quality versions!)
Victoria
Mr. Churchill Says (BBC Session, 1969)
Lola
Apeman (BBC Sessions, 1970)
Marathon
Got To Be Free (Songs from TV play "Long Distance Piano Player", 1970)
Entertainment
Bernadette (Alt. takes from acetate, 1981)
Video Shop (Live 1987)
The Road (Ray Davies live at The Dave Letterman Show, 1988)

DISC 2

You Really Got Me (B-side "Down All The Days", 1989)
How Can I Get Close (Ray Davies live at The Dave Letterman Show, 1990)
Now And Then (Rough mix, 1990)
You Really Got Me (Ray, Dave & The Smithereens, 1991)
Hey Donny (Live in Frankfurt, 1993)
Phobia
Over The Edge
Wall Of Fire
Till The End Of The Day (BBC Session at Maida Vale Studios, Jan. 7th, 1994)
All Day And All Of The Night
Waterloo Sunset
I'm Not Like Everybody Else
Till The End Of The Day
You Really Got Me (BBC Session at Maida Vale Studio, late 1994)
To The Bone (Home Demo Recorded by Ray, 1996)
To The Bone
Waterloo Sunset (Studio recordings by Ray & Pete Mathison for US Radio)
You Really Got Me
Yours Truly Confused # 10
Lola (Ray Davies live at BBC program "Jools' Hootenanny", New Years' Eve, (2000/2001)

When asked what represents the British band, many would say The Kinks, not The Beatles or The Stones.

The Kinks, a band essential for understanding British rock, and indeed rock music in general, are being released simultaneously on two discs!

This is a comprehensive compilation of unreleased material, BBC sessions, alternate mixes, demos, live recordings, and TV broadcasts—a truly stunning title for beginners and enthusiasts alike! From Ray's arrival in 1963, through his time with Pye, RCA, and the solo recordings of the Davis brothers, Ray and Dave, you can listen to a plethora of exquisite tracks in the best quality ever!