Kim Fowley has been a maverick presence in rock & roll history for over fifty years: songwriter, recordings with Gene Vincent, Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers and countless others, early manager of The Runaways and plenty of glorious failures along the way."Living In The Streets" (1977) is a compilation of his solo recordings, some of them dating back to thebeginning of the decade, taken from several singles, alternative projects and overlooked b-sides. It also includes three new acoustic songs with a certain Captain Beefhearts or Dylanesque flavor."Living in the Streets" remains a worthy monument to the seventies recordings of the Dorian Gray of Rock n Roll, the human jukebox: the unstoppable Kim Fowley.This is the first ever vinyl reissue and includes an insert with extensive notes by Mike Stax (Ugly Things Magazine) and features its original artwork.This reissue is a collaboration between Munster Records and Disques Mono-Tone.