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DescriptionKinks 1969.JPG	Promotional photograph of en:The Kinks, taken in 1969. From left to right: en:Dave Davies, en:Ray Davies, en:John Dalton and en:Mick Avory (the band's lineup 1969–1970). Dalton joined the band on 4 April 1969 (per Doug Hinman 2004, pp. 127–128). This image was included in the July 1969 promotional release Then Now and Inbetween.
Date	Publ. 1970
Source	en:Warner Bros./en:Reprise Records advertisement for their 1970 promo LP The Big Ball. See here for release details. Scanned by myself, and cropped down to only this image of The Kinks. This ad is from before 1971, as it plugs the The Big Ball - a 1970 loss leader release - as well as only two other promo packages; Record Show and Songbook, from 1969. The above link shows that others would soon follow, like Zapped and Schlagers. See for dates Miller, Andy, The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society, p. 126. Also note how the advertisement describes the record as "a classy two-record album, 28 stereo selections crammed with good musical things on four full sides, all new stuff for 1970 ... [T.B.B.]'s two ancestors, SONGBOOK and RECORD SHOW, were sent to a whole lot of satisfied orderers-by-mail in 1969." See image below.
Author	Unknown photographer

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current	00:42, 10 October 2019	480 × 424 (131 KB)	David Levy (talk \| contribs)	enhanced
	17:09, 7 February 2010	521 × 499 (73 KB)	I.M.S. (talk \| contribs)	Top cropped slightly, image converted to completely Black and White to remove slight red glow.
	05:45, 7 February 2010	521 × 501 (115 KB)	Dockino (talk \| contribs)	Enhancement and sharpness/contrast adjustment.
	18:19, 30 January 2010	521 × 501 (63 KB)	I.M.S. (talk \| contribs)	{{Information \|Description=Promotional photograph of en:The Kinks, taken c. 1969 - 1970. From left to right: en:Dave Davies, en:Ray Davies, en:John Dalton, en:Mick Avory, and en:Ray Davies (the band's lineup 1969–1970). \|So