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Ray Davies, interview: I can't play as The Kinks

3682 days ago
The TelegraphAs The Kinks' musical Sunny Afternoon heads to the West End, Ray Davies tells Jasper Rees that a reunion looks unlikely more info

The Kinks: 10 greatest songs

3705 days ago
The TelegraphAs their eponymous debut album turns 50, here are the 10 best songs from The Kinks more info

The Kinks Albums From Worst To Best

3712 days ago
StereogumIn some ways, the story of the Kinks feels familiar: In 1962, four working-class London teenagers besotted with American R&B and country music unite. Their initial creative exertions hold a thrilling mirror back to their inspirations overseas, superc... more info

Throwbacks: Reissues by ABBA, Bedhead, JB's, Kinks, Paramount, more

3717 days ago
L.A. Times - EntertainmentThese days everything's pretty dusty in Southern California. To paraphrase Travis Bickle, someday a real Discwasher will come and brush all this grit off the vinyl. Until then, experts with good ears will have to suffice. more info

Throwbacks: Reissues by ABBA, Bedhead, JB's, Kinks, Paramount, more

3717 days ago
L.A. Times - News more info

David Bowie: 'I've never heard a Kinks song that I didn't like'

3721 days ago
NMEThe singer writes sleeve notes for a 50th anniversary box-set 'The Essential Kinks' more info

The Kinks to release new box set to celebrate 50th anniversary

3726 days ago
NME'The Anthology 1964-1971' will be released this November more info

The Kinks deny that they will reunite without Dave Davies

3739 days ago
NMEThe band refute Ray Davies' claims printed in a magazine more info

On This Day In Oasis History...

3745 days ago
Stopcryingyourheartout.com"The Importance Of Being Idle" is a song on the British rock band Oasis' sixth album, Don't Believe the Truth, written and sung by lead guitarist Noel Gallagher. It was the second single released from the album in the UK, on August 22, 2005, where it... more info

Was heavy rock born 50 years ago?

3763 days ago
The TelegraphThe Kinks' You Really Got Me was released on August 4, 1964. Neil McCormick reflects on its significance more info

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