Vinyl Album - The Kinks - The Kinks Greatest Hits! - Reprise

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Kinks
Title:	The Kinks Greatest Hits!
Label:	Reprise
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	RS 6217
Date:	12 Aug 1966
Format:	Stereo LP (also Mono LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	31 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	$15
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PRICE GUIDE

$15

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Kinks	You Really Got Me	R. Davies	9.5 Rate
A2	The Kinks	Tired Of Waiting For You	R. Davies	9.2 Rate
A3	The Kinks	Set Me Free	R. Davies	8.0 Rate
A4	The Kinks	Something Better Beginning	R. Davies	7.3 Rate
A5	The Kinks	Who'll Be The Next In Line	R. Davies	8.0 Rate
B1	The Kinks	Till The End Of The Day	R. Davies	8.3 Rate
B2	The Kinks	Dedicated Follower Of Fashion	R. Davies	8.2 Rate
B3	The Kinks	A Well Respected Man	R. Davies	8.8 Rate
B4	The Kinks	Ev'rybody's Gonna Be Happy	R. Davies	7.3 Rate
B5	The Kinks	All Day And All Of The Night	R. Davies	9.0 Rate

Notes

A Pye Records, U.K.., Recording
Art Direction: Ed Thrasher

- deleted from catalog 1979
-- all tracks re-chaneled

A1 from the album You Really Got Me (RS 6143)
A2 & B5 from the album Kinks-Size (RS 6158)
A3, A4 & B4 from the album Kinda Kinks (RS 6173)
A5 & B3 from the album Kinks Kinkdom (RS 6184)
B1 from the album The Kink Kontroversy (RS 6197)
B2 from Reprise single 0471

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Comments and Reviews


BigBadBluesMan 20th Jul 2021



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edlongus SUBS 11th Jul 2018		Green/pink/yellow label variant scans added.



checkm8 2nd Dec 2017		Added label variant images



musictom SUBS 24th May 2017		Oh yea. Most of these tracks were played constantly on the West Coast. The only two I don't recall from the radio are: Till The End Of The Day (one my very favorites) and Ev'rybody's Gonna Be Happy.



PaythePiper SUBS 24th May 2017		Can't go wrong with this album, gives perfect overall look at Kinks Mania, and one of their better covers. All around great album. Came out in Summer of 66, didn't realize how fast this greatest hits came around considering they had hit the mainstream only a couple years back. Reprise had an idea how these pop groups came zooming in and out fast. By 67 so much of the music was turning around more experimental. This was at the height of mid 60's rock - Kinks Kingdom of sorts. I was very little when these guys were the group to listen to but I remember that they played All Day And All Of The Night like crazy on the US East Coast radio, know nothing about West Coast.