You Really Got Me was Britain’s Tutti Frutti, a brutal thunderbolt of teenage lust that explosively changed the game. Ray ...

The Journey - Part 2 includes singles, B-sides ... The release is accompanied by a brand new Official Kinks merchandise collection that represents their 60 years as a group.

The Kinks appeared in the tidal wave of music that ... Success in the US wasn’t quite as big, but they still managed to place ...

The Kinks will mark their 60th anniversary as a ... Boasting tracks from the Rock Hall-inducted group’s first singles in 1964 to their 1975 concept albums, each side of The Journey – Part ...

The Kinks in 1968 (photo ... fame and performing to tie it all together thematically, including two great singles, “Celluloid Heroes” and “Supersonic Rocket Ship.” While there are ...

open image in gallery The Kinks’ Sir Ray Davies after ... It and the three latter singles mentioned above feature on the new collection, along with classic B-side “I Need You”, but The ...

he says of the indelible two-note figure — composed by Ray on piano before Dave brought it to guitar — that not only took the Kinks to No. 1 on the British singles chart but also launched the ...

See his message in full below. Talmy produced The Kinks’ first seven albums from 1964-67, which spawned such landmark singles as “You Really Got Me,” “All Day and All of the Night ...

As they went to work on "Muswell Hillbillies," the Kinks were riding high on ... from their previous label's insistence on hit singles, "Muswell Hillbillies" arrived the day before Thanksgiving ...

Perhaps more than most bands in the British Invasion era, The Kinks were a group in perpetual transformation. The massive singles they ... might also be why this collection of songs has held ...

The Kinks made one of the most rapid transformations of all the British Invasion bands of the 60s. Their opening singles (“All Day And All Of The Night” and “You Really Got Me”) introduced ...