USED VINYL
The Kinks - Everybody's In Show-Biz [88]
$29.98
The record
Title: The Kinks - Everybody's In Show-Biz
Year/Genre/Sub-Genre/City: 1972, Art Rock, British Rock, Muswell Hill, London, England 10/26
Matrix #: VPS-6065 (RCA Victor, orange Dynaflex labels), 2 LP set; side 2 label VPS-6065-1 (BPRS-5179)
Condition: Double LP EX (LM) | Members: Ray D (44' - ), Dave D (47' - ) | Producer: Ray Davies
Cultural Facts: [88]
- A Guitar and a Goodbye: Ray Davies grew up in Muswell Hill with six older sisters. His sister Rene gave him his first Spanish guitar for his 13th birthday in June 1957, and Ray has said that the same night she died of a heart attack while dancing at the Lyceum Ballroom in London.
- Banned from America: After a backstage fight with a union official in 1965, the American Federation of Musicians refused the Kinks permits to play the U.S. until 1969. Half of this set is their comeback in style, recorded live at Carnegie Hall in New York on March 2-3, 1972, complete with a brass section.
- Walking the Walk of Fame: Ray wrote "Celluloid Heroes" after wandering Hollywood Boulevard and reading the names on the Walk of Fame. Greta Garbo, Rudolph Valentino, Bela Lugosi, Mickey Rooney and Marilyn Monroe all turn up in the lyrics, a sad, funny look at fame from a band that had just won America back.
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