Side A
Artist	Song
The Kinks	You Really Got Me
The Kinks	Stop Your Sobbing
The Kinks	All Day & All Of The Night
The Kinks	Tired Of Waiting
The Kinks	Set Me Free
The Kinks	I Need You
The Kinks	See My Friends
The Kinks	Til The End Of The Day
The Kinks	Where Have All The Good Times Gone
The Kinks	Dedicated Follower Of Fashion
The Kinks	A Well Respected Man
The Kinks	You're Looking Fine
The Kinks	I'll Remember
The Kinks	I'm Not Like Everybody Else
The Kinks	She's Got Everything
The Kinks	Dandy
The Kinks	Party Line
The Kinks	Too Much On My Mind
The Kinks	Sunny Afternoon
The Kinks	Fancy
The Kinks	Dead End Street
The Kinks	Big Black Smoke
The Kinks	Mr. Pleasant
The Kinks	This Is Where I Belong
The Kinks	David Watts
The Kinks	Harry Rag
The Kinks	Waterloo Sunset
The Kinks	Death Of A Clown
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
The Kinks	Lavender Hill
The Kinks	Autumn Almanac
The Kinks	Susannah's Still Alive
The Kinks	Wonderboy
The Kinks	Days
The Kinks	Village Green Preservation Society
The Kinks	Do You Remember Walter
The Kinks	Picture Book
The Kinks	Johnny Thunder
The Kinks	Last Of The Steam-Powered Trains
The Kinks	Big Sky
The Kinks	Animal Farm
The Kinks	Phenomenal Cat
The Kinks	Til Death Us Do Part
The Kinks	Where Did My Spring Go
The Kinks	Mindless Child Of Motherhood
The Kinks	This Man He Weeps Tonight
The Kinks	Victoria
The Kinks	Brainwashed
The Kinks	Shangri-La
The Kinks	Australia
The Kinks	Mr. Churchill Says
The Kinks	Nothing To Say
The Kinks	Arthur

Comment:

Part of a continuing effort to expand some old single artist mixes to do some real justice to the ol' back catalog. (As always, walking the line between a brief, near-perfect sampler that introduces someone to an artist, and a more comprehensive mix that allows me to stash my collection in boxes, with much more emphasis on the latter these days.)
Having divided my Kinks tunes into two 2-cd mixes, this is obviously the keeper of the bunch (though the early 70's had a wealth of strong and often under-appreciated material). This is primarily arranged chronologically by recording date, though with their two decade-closing masterpieces, Village Green Preservation Society and Arthur, I dropped that in order to keep the flow of the original albums. I lean fairly heavily on those two albums, as they're my favorites, but was able to do so without losing any of the key early singles or album tracks (with room for a couple rarities from the vinyl-only Great Lost Kinks Album.
Interestingly, I managed to rip everything I wanted and it miraculously fit perfectly onto 4 discs with a clean break from the 60s to the 70s. Sometimes the karma works out, I guess.

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