Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One stands as the eighth studio album by the iconic band The Kinks, released in 1970. This remarkable concept album offers a satirical look at the music industry, touching on themes like publishers, unions, and the life of touring artists. During a pivotal moment in their career, this album not only achieved commercial success but also secured its place among the best classic rock albums of 1970.
- Track Listing:
- 1. The Contenders – The Kinks (2:42)
- 2. Strangers – The Kinks (3:19)
- 3. Denmark Street – The Kinks (2:01)
- 4. Get Back in Line – The Kinks (3:04)
- 5. Lola – The Kinks (4:01)
- 6. Top of the Pops – The Kinks (3:39)
- 7. The Moneygoround – The Kinks (1:46)
- 8. This Time Tomorrow – The Kinks (3:21)
- 9. A Long Way from Home – The Kinks (2:26)
- 10. Rats – The Kinks (2:39)
- 11. Apeman – The Kinks (3:51)
- 12. Powerman – The Kinks (4:17)
- 13. Got to Be Free – The Kinks (3:01)
Lisa Osborn (verified owner) –
Lola Versus Powerman is an absolute gem! The Kinks nailed it with this album. The storytelling is brilliant and the music is timeless.
Sandra Peterson (verified owner) –
I bought the Kinks Lola Versus Powerman album last month, and it quickly became one of my favorites. It’s such a unique concept and really captures the essence of the era.
Shannon Mckenzie (verified owner) –
This album is a classic for a reason! The Kinks deliver fantastic tracks that stick with you long after listening. Highly recommend it to any classic rock fan!