The Kinks Release classic live Version of "Sunny Afternoon", lifted from The Kinks' forthcoming LP, The Journey – Part 3.

The Kinks have released a live version of their 1966 hit ‘Sunny Afternoon’ recording at the Royal Albert Hall in 1993.

The Kinks is one of the most famous and influential rock bands of the 1960s, but some fans are only just learning how the group got their name.

But Ray Davies believed he had an even bigger hit on the record. He wanted “Come Dancing”, a song inspired by his sister’s experiences going to dance halls in the 50s. Ray Davies won out ...

And for four years, that is exactly what she did, documenting the band led by Ray and Dave Davies as they played “Lola,” “Come Dancing” and “You Really Got Me” to arena crowds.

The comment was made last year in response to Dave Davies of the Kinks noting the ... The 1983 Kinks hit “Come Dancing” isn’t heard in this show, but takes on fresh poignance in light ...

“Ray” is none other than Ray Davies, the brilliant songwriter behind so many great ... I won’t divulge it here except to say that the big reveal makes their later hit “Come Dancing” (1982) all the ...

Lead singer and songwriter Ray Davies was a lot more complicated ... the World in Eighty Days” and a 2008 show called “Come Dancing,” based partly on his hit song of the same title but ...

Lead singer and songwriter Ray Davies was a lot more complicated ... the World in Eighty Days” and a 2008 show called “Come Dancing,” based partly on his hit song of the same title but ...

While his life in the 1960s is well documented, remember, Ray Davies also wrote ‘Come Dancing’ (1982) and an entire musical inspired by that song (Come Dancing, 2008), so there’s a baked-in ...

Ray Davies and his younger brother Dave began ... to the charts with hits such as 1970’s “Lola” or 1983’s “Come Dancing.” The Kinks finally disbanded in 1996, and the Davies brothers ...

In 2023 Ray Davies said he was working on "about 20" songs ... helped here by one last transatlantic smash, Come Dancing, built on a Wurlitzer organ hook which cut through all the synths on the radio.