More Kicks From the Kinks Kabinet
There’s been lots of Kinks news lately, but it’s all been positive, so that’s fine with us! And here’s more.
First up, a 50th Anniversary Edition of the band’s beloved 1968 album The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society will be issued on October 26. Various configurations of the re-release will be available, from a straightforward gatefold vinyl edition to a super deluxe box set that includes reproduced tour posters and photos from the era; a 52-page hardcover book with liner notes, new band interviews and an essay by Pete Townshend; and loads of bonus tracks: singles, B-sides, BBC performances, previously unreleased tracks and alternate versions.
A couple of weeks prior to that, Kinks guitarist Dave Davies (pictured) will release Decade, a new collection of previously-unissued songs recorded throughout the 1970s. It’s something of a follow-up to 2011’s Hidden Treasures, which chronicled his solo recordings of the ‘60s.
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