Kinda Kinks (Vinyl LP) Reggae & Ska

Kinda Kinks (Vinyl LP) Reggae & SkaKinda Kinks, the band's second release, is more or less of a piece with its predecessor. On the previous album, however, the band had used covers to fill the spaces between the Ray Davies originals, and here the tracks are almost all penned by Davies (with the exception of their version of 'Dancing in the Street'). Davies' lovelorn songs had yet to fully flower into elegies for disappearing lifestyles and values (Something Else, three years later,

feudal yet futuristic world Yasuke inhabits

the album is a pop staple throughout

‘Don’t Leave Me’ and ‘New Breed Kinda Woman’

it is Coltrane's second solo album

He didn't stop there and when he launched his own label Flying Dutchman in 1969

The two Patti Jo tracks on this 33rpm single were produced by Curtis Mayfield and were first issued on Wand

the girl-next-door

and good ol’ rock ‘n’ roll

daddy issues and substance abuse that cling like spiderwebs to the hooky melodies

on the scene -and his band the Soulful Dynamics waxed this super rare funk 45 on the local Solo imprint from Kansas City back in '69

photography and ephemera

and "The Batcave"