Ultra Rare KINKS "WORD OF MOUTH" 1984 ARISTA RCA RECORDS PRESS KIT Ray Davies

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Offering in EXCELLENT CONDITION...
an ultra rare vintage
authentic 39 year old ARISTA RCA RECORDS PRESS KIT
six pieces total... with a five page biography/press release dated November
1984
and one original
ARISTA RCA RECORDS
b&w 8" x 10" publicity still for
THE KINKS "WORD OF MOUTH"
1984 RCA RECORDS PRESS KIT
Word of Mouth is the twenty-first studio album by the English rock group the Kinks.
It was released on November 19, 1984. "Do It Again" was released as a single from
the album in 1985. The album spent twenty weeks on the US Billboard album charts
and reached its peak position of No. 57 in February 1985.
The track "Living on a Thin Line" by Dave Davies was played three times in the
2001 episode "University" of the American TV show The Sopranos. According to producer Terence Winter on the DVD extras, it is the series' most asked-about song.
The song was also played in the final episode of the HBO series Vice Principals.
The song "Good Day" includes an allusion to the death of actress Diana Dors.
The song "Do It Again" was featured in the film Click (released in 2006), and in trailers that were promoting the film. It was also used in TV ad promotions for the 2013 edition of the Tour de France.
Three tracks ("Going Solo", "Missing Persons", and "Sold Me Out") were repurposed for Kinks leader Ray Davies' solo debut album, the soundtrack to his concurrently produced, self-directed film, Return to Waterloo.
VERY HARD TO FIND. Promotional only. Never offered for sale to the public.
Printed in extremely small quantities
and distributed to select radio stations and
music industry professionals only.
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Has been carefully stored in a smoke-free and pet-free environment for many years.
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