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Page 24 Page 1 Cd Book Saddle Stitch Head Fold 373 493-3 373 493-3 Kinks 'Muswell' Booklet_Layout 1 05/06/2013 11:09 Page 1 HEAD FOLD C M Y B 24 1 C M C M 119.5MM Y B Y B (4.71”) SAFETY TRIM BLEED 373 493-3 PAGE 24 C M PAGE 1 Y B 120.5MM 120.5MM (4.74”) 241MM (4.74”) (9.49”) CD BOOK SADDLE STITCH SEL#: - DATE: FEB 1013 L/S: TECH: CYAN MAGENTA TOTAL LABEL: UMC / Sanctuary FILE NAME: YELLOW BLACK NUMBER OF BACK ARTIST: KINKS JOB #: PMS PMS COLORS FRONT TITLE: MUSWELL HILLBILLIES (2CD Deluxe Edition) SEPARATOR: TEMPLATE: UMG_CD_BOOK_SADDLE_JUL00.qxt 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 25 25 50 50 75 75 100 100 95 95 97 97 99 99 75 50 25 10 CM MY CY CTP TARGET 373 493-3 Kinks 'Muswell' Booklet_Layout 1 05/06/2013 11:09 Page 2 HEAD FOLD C M Y B 2 THE KINKS MUSWELL HILLBILLIES 23 DISC ONE Horn overdubs on Disc One: 2, 5 & Disc Two: 1 Recorded Morgan Studios, London, October 22, 1971. Released as ‘Muswell Hillbillies’ on All tracks recorded Morgan Studio 1, London except US LP RCA Victor LSP-4644, November 24, 1971 Disce: 7 On & 10 recorded in Studio 2; Disc Two: 12-14 UK RCA Victor SF 8243, November 26, 1971 recorded BBC Kensington House Studio T-1, London, May 5, 1972. All tracks originally mixed Morgan Studios, London, late October/early November 1971 1 20th Century Man 5:55 except for BBC recordings and as noted. Recorded October 6, 1971 All songs recorded 8-track except Disc One: 1, 7 & 2 Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues 12 recorded 16-track; Disc Two: 7 on 3 tracks of 3:30 16-tracks; 12-14 unknown. Disc One: Tracks 1-12 released as ‘Muswell Hillbillies’ Recorded August 25, 1971 All songs originally engineered by Mike Bobak on US LP RCA Victor LSP-4644, November 24, 1971 except 20th Century Man by Roger Quested; UK RCA Victor SF 8243, November 26, 1971 3 Holiday 2:39 assistant engineers: Mike Butcher, Barry Hammond, Recorded September 3, 1971 Martin Levan, Greg Jackman, Peter & Neil. Musicians BBC recordings engineered by Bob Conduct. 4 Skin And Bone 3:38 Ray Davies: guitars & vocals 2 Recorded September 3, 1971 Dave Davies: guitars & vocals Re-mastered by Andrew Sandoval and Dan Hersch 23 John Dalton: bass guitar with thanks to Andy Pearce 5 Alcohol 3:35 Mick Avory: drums Co-ordination for Universal: Steve Hammonds C M John Gosling: keyboards, squeeze box, harmonium C M 119.5MM Y B Recorded September, 1971 A&R: Ed Carruthers Y B Sleeve notes: Daniel Rachel (4.71”) 6 Complicated Life 4:02 Horns by The Mike Cotton Sound Annotations: Doug Hinman Recorded September 16, 1971 Disc One: 2, 5 & Disc Two:1, 12-14 Mike Cotton: trumpet CD package designed by: Phil Smee 7 Here Come The People In Gray 3:45 except BBC sessions: Disc Two: 12-14 Mike Rosen at Waldo’s Design & Dream Emporium, St Albans Recorded August 25, 1971 DISC TWO Alan Holmes: clarinet John Beecham: trombone, tuba Original LP design and photography by 8 Have A Cuppa Tea 3:43 1 Lavender Lane 3:49* Vicki Brown: female backing vocals: Disc One: 4 & 9 Bloomsbury Group Ken Jones: harmonica: Disc One Recorded September 20, 1971 Recorded Morgan Studio 1, London, September 20, Memorabilia and photos courtesy: Doug Hinman and the Strange Things Archive 9 Holloway Jail 3:25 1971. Mixed by Dougal Lo tt, Konk Studios, London, All songs produced by Raymond Douglas Davies Recorded August 29, 1971 December 2012. BBC tracks produced by John Walters Thanks to: 2 Mountain Woman 3:09 Doug Hinman, Johnny Hudson, Chris Metzler, 10 Oklahoma U.S.A. 2:38 All tracks written by Raymond Douglas Davies Klaus Schmalenbach, Russell Smith, Barbara Cherone Recorded Morgan Studio 1, London, September 16, Recorded September 16, 1971 and Dave Collins SAFETY TRIM BLEED 1971. Mixed by Richard Edwards, assisted by Albert All songs published by Sony / ATV Music Publishing 11 Uncle Son 2:30 Pinheiro, Konk Studios, London, February 27, 1998. (UK), except ‘Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues’, Disc One p 2008 Kinks Properties Ltd., under exclusive ‘Have A Cuppa Tea’, ‘Lavender Lane’, ‘Nobody’s Fool’ Recorded September 20, 1971 Originally released on US Muswell Hillbillies licence to Universal Music TV a division of Universal and ‘20th Century Man’ published by Davray Music Music Operations Ltd. Disc Two p 2013 Kinks 12 Muswell Hillbilly 4:56 CD Velvel 63467-78719 2, July 14, 1998; in the UK Ltd.; ‘Holiday’, ‘Complicated Life’, ‘Holloway Jail’, Properties Ltd., under exclusive licence to Sanctuary August 31, 1998. Recorded October 17, 1971 ‘Uncle Son’, ‘Mountain Woman’ and ‘Kentucky Moon’ Records Group Ltd., except tracks 2 & 6 p 2008 Kinks published by Sony ATV Tunes LLC O/B/O Properties Ltd., and tracks 11 & 13 p 1972 BBC, under Davray Music Ltd. exclusive licence to Sanctuary Records Group Ltd. PAGE 2 C M PAGE 23 Y B 120.5MM 120.5MM (4.74”) 241MM (4.74”) (9.49”) CD BOOK SADDLE STITCH SEL#: - DATE: FEB 1013 L/S: TECH: CYAN MAGENTA TOTAL LABEL: UMC / Sanctuary FILE NAME: YELLOW BLACK NUMBER OF BACK ARTIST: KINKS JOB #: PMS PMS COLORS FRONT TITLE: MUSWELL HILLBILLIES (2CD Deluxe Edition) SEPARATOR: TEMPLATE: UMG_CD_BOOK_SADDLE_JUL00.qxt 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 25 25 50 50 75 75 100 100 95 95 97 97 99 99 75 50 25 10 CM MY CY CTP TARGET 373 493-3 Kinks 'Muswell' Booklet_Layout 1 05/06/2013 11:09 Page 3 HEAD FOLD C M Y B 22 THE KINKS 3 And use you all your life. Never seen New Orleans, Oklahoma, Tennessee, 3 Have A Cuppa Tea 9 20th Century Man (1976 remix) 5:03 Still I dream of the Black Hills that I ain’t never seen. Bless you uncle son, (alternate version) 3:32* Recorded Morgan Studio 1, October 6, 1971. Remixed They won’t forget you when the revolution comes. They’re putting us in little boxes, Recorded Morgan Studio 1, London, September 20, by Ray Davies and Roger Wake, Konk Studios, No character just uniformity, 1971. Mixed by Dougal Lott, Konk Studios, London, London, March 1976. Originally released on US LP Muswell Hillbilly They’re trying to build a computerised community, December 2012. The Kinks’ Greatest/Celluloid Heroes RCA Victor But they’ll never make a zombie out of me. Well I said goodbye to Rosie Rooke this morning, APL1-1743, May 1976; in the UK RCA Victor RS I’m gonna miss her bloodshot alcoholic eyes, They’ll try and make me study elocution, 4 Muswell Hillbilly (1976 remix) 3:49 1059, June 25, 1976. She wore her Sunday hat so she’d impress me, Because they say my accent isn’t right, Recorded Morgan Studios, London, October 17, 1971. I’m gonna carry her memory ‘til the day I die. They can clear the slums as part of their solution, Remixed by Ray Davies and Roger Wake, Konk 10 Queenie But they’re never gonna kill my cockney pride. Studios, London, March 1976. Originally released on (instrumental backing track) 3:41* They’ll move me up to Muswell Hill tomorrow, Photographs and souvenirs are all I’ve got, Cos I’m a Muswell Hillbilly boy, US LP The Kinks’ Greatest/Celluloid Heroes RCA Recorded Morgan Studios, London, September 1971. They’re gon na try and make me change my way But my heart lies in Old West Virginia, Victor APL1-1743, May 1976; in the UK RCA Victor Mixed by Dougal Lott , Konk Studios, London, of living, Though my hills are not green, RS 1059, June 25, 1976. December 2012. But they’ll never make me something that I’m not. I have seen them in my dreams, Take me back to those Black Hills, 5 Uncle Son (alternate version) 2:43* 12 Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues Cos I’m a Muswell Hillbilly boy, That I have never seen. Recorded Morgan Studios, London, September 20, (BBC version) 3:47 22 but my heart lies in old West Virginia, 3 1971. Mixed by Dougal Lott, Konk Studios, London, Originally broadcast BBC Radio-1 programme The December 2012. John Peel Show, May 16, 1972. Originally released on C M C M 119.5MM Y B 6 Kentucky Moon 3:54 UK The Kinks At The BBC 5CD/1 DVD boxed set Y B Recorded Morgan Studio 1, London, September 16, Sanctuary 279 721-8, August 21, 2012. (4.71”) 1971. Mixed by Richard Edwards, assisted by Albert 13 Holiday (BBC version) 3:12 Pinheiro at Konk Studios, London, February 27, 1998. Originally broadcast BBC Radio-1 programme The Originally released on US Muswell Hillbillies John Peel Show, May 16, 1972. Originally released on CD Velvel 63467-7 8719 2 , July 14, 1998; in the UK UK Th e Kinks: BBC Sessions, 1964-1977 2CD August 31, 1998. Sanctuary SAND10, March 12, 2001; in the US 7 Nobody’s Fool (demo) 2:36* Sanctuary 06076 84504-2, March 20, 2001. Recorded Morgan Studio 1, London, October 6, 1971. 14 Skin And Bone (BBC version) 2:38 Mixed by Dougal Lott, Konk Studios, London, Originally broadcast BBC Radio-1 programme The December 2012. John Peel Show, May 16, 1972. Originally released on 8 20th Century Man UK The Kinks: BBC Sessions, 1964-1977 2CD (alternate instrumental take) 3:02* Sanctuary SAND10, March 12, 2001; in the US SAFETY TRIM BLEED Recorded Morgan Studio 1, London, October 6, 1971. Sanctuary 06076 84504-2, March 20, 2001. Mixed by Dougal Lott, Konk Studios, London, December 2012.
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