Artist: The Kinks

Title: Lola Versus Powerman and The Moneygoround, Part One + Percy

Condition:

Format: CD

Release Date: 2014

Label: Sanctuary Records

UPC: 881034111593

Genre: Rock

Album Tracks

DISC 1:
1. The Contenders
2. Strangers
3. Denmark Street
4. Get Back in Line
5. Lola
6. Top of the Pops
7. The Moneygoround
8. This Time Tomorrow
9. A Long Way from Home
10. Rats
11. Apeman
12. Powerman (4.16)
13. Got to Be Free (2.59)
14. Anytime (Bonus Track)
15. The Contenders (Instrumental Demo Bonus Track)
16. The Good Life (Bonus Track)
17. Lola (Alternate Version Bonus Track)
18. This Time Tomorrow (Instrumental Bonus Track)
19. Apeman (Alternate Stereo Version Bonus Track)
20. Got to Be Free (Alternate Version Bonus Track)

DISC 2:
1. God's Children
2. Lola (Instrumental)
3. The Way Love Used to Be
4. Completely
5. Running Round Town
6. Moments
7. Animals in the Zoo
8. Just Friends
9. Whip Lady
10. Dreams
11. Helga
12. Willesden Green
13. God S Children (End)
14. Dreams (Remix Bonus Track)
15. Lola (Mono Single Bonus Track)
16. Apeman (Mono Single Bonus Track)
17. Rats (Mono Single Bonus Track)
18. Powerman (Mono Bonus Track)
19. The Moneygoround (Mono Alternate Version Bonus Track)
20. Apeman (Alternate Mono Version Bonus Track)
21. God's Children (Mono Film Mix Bonus Track)
22. The Way Love Used to Be (Mono Film Mix Bonus Track)
23. God's Children (End) (Mono Film Mix Bonus Track)

Digitally re-mastered and expanded deluxe two CD version of this album from one of the most influential British Rock bands of all time, released to coincide with their 50th Anniversary. Originally released in 1970, LOLA VERSUS POWERMAN & THE MONEYGORUND, PART ONE is one of their best-loved albums. This expanded edition comes with Mono and Stereo mixes as well as unreleased material and alternative versions, all re-mastered from original tapes by Kinks archivist Andrew Sandoval. Disc Two features the 1971 soundtrack album PERCY which is also packed with fantastic bonus content. LOLA VERSUS POWERMAN, a conceptualized album, takes a satirical look at the various facets of the music industry including song publishers, unions, the press, accountants, business managers, and the road. Musically, it is varied, drawing on the genres of Folk, Hard Rock, and traditional British music hall.