Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround, Part One – Kinks – LP – Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 14days)

Released in 1970, ‘Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround, Part One’ stands as a biting, inventive commentary on the turbulent music industry of its era. The Kinks, with Ray Davies at the helm, channel their sharp wit and melodic brilliance into a concept album that pulls no punches—whether skewering greedy managers or celebrating outsider anthems. The iconic single “Lola” is just the start: tracks like “Apeman” and “This Time Tomorrow” blend incisive lyrics with sophisticated arrangements, showcasing the band’s evolution from British Invasion trailblazers to mature songsmiths. The album’s narrative arc, woven with humor and frustration, feels as relevant today as it did decades ago. Collectors and newcomers alike will appreciate the balance of pop sensibility and narrative ambition, making this not only a highlight of The Kinks’ catalog but also a snapshot of rock’s capacity to challenge and entertain. For those who value records that marry storytelling with sonic adventure, this album is essential—an artifact of rock’s golden age, pressed with the warmth and detail that only vinyl can deliver.

Track List:
A1.1 – Introduction – 0:40
A1.2 – The Contenders – 2:00
A2 – Strangers – 3:20
A3 – Denmark Street – 2:03
A4 – Get Back In Line – 3:05
A5 – Lola – 4:05
A6 – Top Of The Pops – 3:40
A7 – The Moneygoround – 1:42
B1 – This Time Tomorrow – 3:20
B2 – A Long Way From Home – 2:30
B3 – Rats – 2:40
B4 – Apeman – 3:53
B5 – Powerman – 4:19
B6 – Got To Be Free – 2:58