The Kinks / Everybody’s In Show-Biz deluxe 2CD and 3LP reissue
The Kinks‘ tenth studio album, Everybody’s In Show-Biz, will be reissued as a two-CD ‘Legacy Edition’ in June this year.
The 1972 follow-up to Muswell Hillbillies was originally issued as a double-LP with the first record featuring a new studio album and the second LP documenting the band’s two nights at Carnegie Hall in March 1972.
The new double-disc Legacy Edition of Everybody’s In Show-Biz includes this double album in its entirety, alongside a bonus CD featuring previously unissued studio sessions outtakes (recorded for the album in 1972) and more live material recorded during the Carnegie Hall concert run. A 3LP vinyl reissue will include some of this unheard material on a third bonus LP.
The Everybody’s In Show-Biz Legacy Edition will be issued on 3 June 2016.
Legacy 2CD Edition
CD ONE:
The Original Album
1. Here Comes Yet Another Day
2. Maximum Consumption
3. Unreal Reality
4. Hot Potatoes
5. Sitting In My Hotel
6. Motorway
7. You Don’t Know My Name
8. Supersonic Rocket Ship
9. Look A Little On The Sunny Side
10. Celluloid Heroes
11. Top Of The Pops (live)
12. Brainwashed (live)
13. Mr. Wonderful (live)
14. Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues (live)
15. Holiday (live)
16. Muswell Hillbilly (live)
17. Alcohol (live)
18. Banana Boat Song (live)
19. Skin And Bone (live)
20. Baby Face (live)
21. Lola (live)
Tracks 1-10 Recorded March-October 1972 at Morgan Studios, Willesden, London
Tracks 11-21 Recorded March 3, 1972 at Carnegie Hall, New York, New York
CD TWO:
Bonus Tracks
1. ‘Til The End Of The Day (live)
2. You’re Looking Fine (live) (previously unreleased commercially)
3. Get Back In Line (live) *
4. Have A Cuppa Tea (live) *
5. Sunny Afternoon (live) *
6. Muswell Hillbilly (live) *
7. Brainwashed (live) *
8. Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues (live) *
9. Holiday (live) *
10. Alcohol (live) *
11. Complicated Life (live) *
12. She’s Bought A Hat Like Princess Marina (live)
13. Long Tall Shorty (live) *
14. History (studio outtake) *
15. Supersonic Rocket Ship (alternate mix) *
16. Unreal Reality (alternate mix) *
17. Sophisticated Lady (early rehearsal version of “Money Talks”) *
* Previously Unissued
Tracks 1-13 Recorded March 2-3, 1972 at Carnegie Hall, New York, New York
Tracks 14-17 Recorded at Morgan Studios, Willesden, London
Vinyl 3LP Edition
Side 1
1. Here Comes Yet Another Day
2. Maximum Consumption
3. Unreal Reality
4. Hot Potatoes
5. Sitting in My Hotel
Side 2
1. Motorway
2. You Don’t Know My Name
3. Supersonic Rocket Ship
4. Look a Little on the Sunny Side
5. Celluloid Heroes
Side 3
1. Top of the Pops
2. Brainwashed
3. Mr. Wonderful
4. Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues
5. Holiday
Side 4
1. Muswell Hillbilly
2. Alcohol
3. Banana Boat Song
4. Skin and Bone
5. Baby Face
6. Lola
Side 5
1. ‘Til the End of the Day
2. You’re Looking Fine
3. Get Back in Line
4. Have a Cuppa Tea
5. Sunny Afternoon
Side 6
1. Complicated Life
2. Long Tall Shorty
3. History
4. Supersonic Rocket Ship
Everybody’s In Show-Biz 3LP vinyl
- UK Pre-order: Everybody’s In Show-Biz
- USA Pre-order: Eveybody’s In Show-Biz
- GERMANY Pre-order: Everybody’s In Show-Biz
- FRANCE Pre-order: Everybody’s In Show-Biz
Everybody’s In Show-Biz 2CD Legacy Edition
CD now £12.99 at amazon uk.
Normal service resumed :)
No prices on the Amazon overseas links for the vinyl version?
The US version does…
just pre-ordered it from American Amazon. can’t wait for another add on to the Kinks Collection
Love the Kinks but the live tracks are really rough to hear, sounds like Ray just wanted to irritate his fans. Not sure I would really listen to an additional CD of them. But “Hot Potatoes” is glorious.
One of the many great Kinks albums, they don’t get the respect they deserve here in North America.
Amazon U.S. is selling the 2 cd set for $16. Compared to £25.00 in the U.K. that is a bargain.
Indeed, although the UK price will drop to £12-13 before long.
Very good. My favorite Kinks song is Celluloid Heroes – one of the best of the 1970’s. Im looking forward to hearing all the live recordings.
It’s amazing that wasn’t actually a hit.
Nothing to do with the release, but don’t you think ‘Waterloo Sunset’ would make a great National Anthem? “And I don’t feel afraid… As long as I gaze on Waterloo sunset I am in paradise…” – imagine 60,o00 voices singing that to the All Blacks, or the Brazil football team. Just a thought. Also, why no Sir Ray yet?
Not really, very good song but not living in or anywhere near London I never gaze on a Waterloo sunset. Stick with the Pistols and you won’t go far wrong (wouldn’t even have to change the title of the National Anthem either)!
Ah, but the devil is in the detail Stevie – Waterloo [Battle Of], one of England’s greatest victory’s.