The Kinks' 1971 classic "Everybody's In Show-Biz-Everybody's A Star" has been remastered from the original tracks to celebrate the album's 50th anniversary.

"Everybody's in Show-Biz" is a double album that deals on the one hand with stories from the streets and on the other hand with songs from the streets. There are plenty of Ray Davies wits on the album, notably the dim opening of "Unreal Reality" or the tongue-in-cheek "Look a Little on the Sunny side" and the upbeat classic "Supersonic Rocket Ship". In addition to the joke, there is also a touch of melancholy running through the album, especially with the hit "Celluloid Heroes". The artwork was processed in high quality and transferred to a gatefold sleeve. All songs were produced by Ray Davies and remastered by Kinks pro Kevin Gray.

The 1 CD version features a brand new Ray Davies remix of "Celluloid Heroes" and includes extensive sleeve notes with band quotes and photos.

1 Here Comes Yet Another Day
2 Maximum Consumption
3 Unreal Reality
4 Hot Potatoes
5 Sitting in My Hotel
6 Motorway
7 You Don’t Know My Name
8 Supersonic Rocket Ship
9 Look a Little On the Sunnyside
10 Celluloid Heroes
11 Top of the Pops
12 Brainwashed
13 Mr Wonderful
14 Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues
15 Holiday
16 Muswell Hillbilly
17 Alcohol
18 The Banana Boat Song (Day-o)
19 Skin and Bone
20 Baby Face
21 Lola
22 Celluloid Heroes (2022 Mix)