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The Kinks
1977-02-18
Early Show
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Santa Monica, CA,
Soundboard recoring
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Jam
02. One Of The Survivors
03. Sleepwalker
04. Rush Hour Blues
95. You Make It All Worthwhile
06. Ordinary People
07. Everybody's A Star (Starmaker)
08. Well Respected Man
09. Sunny Afternoon
10. Waterloo Sunset
11. Celluloid Heroes
12. Schooldays
13. Instrumental
14. The Hard Way
15, Education
16. Stormy Sky
17. Band Introduction
18. Life Goes On
19. Full Moon
20. Lola
21. Alcohol
22, You Really Got Me > All Day and All Of The Night
23, Life On The Road
In 1976, The Kinks left RCA records to join Arista. With some encouragement from their new label, the band changed artistic direction, relinquishing the theatrics of their previous albums to return to their rock roots. They eliminated the brass section ad back up singers, returning the group to a 5 piece rock band. The new stripped down line up released its first album, Sleepwalker, on February 12, 1977. The disc, which in addition to the title track featured such soon to be Kink's classics as Jukebox Music, Life Goes On, and Life on the Road, went to #21 on the Billboard charts, the band's first commercial success in almost 7 years. The band went on tour in support of the album, including this show from Santa Monica on February 18, 1977, 39 years ago today.
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