The Kinks

In this electrifying live performance on March 3, 1972, The Kinks deliver a spirited rendition of "Skin And Bone" at Carnegie Hall. This performance comes just before the release of their album "Everybody's In Show-Biz," which dropped later that year on September 1. This album is fascinating because it captures the essence of the band's evolving sound during the early 70s, blending live recordings with studio tracks. Interestingly, the live version of "Skin And Bone" is notably faster than its original take on the earlier album "Muswell Hillbillies." It's a testament to The Kinks' dynamic live presence and ability to reinterpret their music on stage, giving fans a fresh experience. This era was pivotal for the band, showcasing their growth and continued relevance in the changing landscape of rock music.

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