The Kinks - Everybody's In Showbiz FLAC

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Made in Italy
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(P) & (C) Konk Records c/o Velvel Records LLC
Manufactured and Distributed in Italy by RTI MUSIC SRL

TRACKS 1-21 ORIGINALLY RELEASED AUGUST 1972
TRACKS 22-23 PREVIOUSLY RELEASED - REMIXED AT KONK STUDIOS, LONDON FEBRUARY 27, 1998

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• Barcode (Scanned): 8012842212024
• Rights Society: S.I.A.E.

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• Manufactured By – RTI Music Srl
• Distributed By – RTI Music Srl
• Record Company – Konk Records

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