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Is 'God's Children' the most overlooked Kinks track, perhaps denying it classic status?
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Is 'God's Children' the most overlooked Kinks track, perhaps denying it classic status?
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Former Kinks member Dave Davies has announced the track list for his upcoming album I Will Be Me. The release date is being reported as either Spring or April/May; however, it should be out before late May as he will be touring the U.S. in support of the set.
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The Musical will feature 30 classic rock tracks including "Let's Spend the Night Together", the Stones' 1967 song.
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I would've thought there was enough of a melancholic beauty and universal appeal to the 1967 Kinks' classic "Waterloo Sunset" that it would have transcended any Anglocentric provincialism , enough at least to have broken through to the Billboard Hot 100 to match the Top 10 ranks it reached in charts in the U.K., Australia, New Zealand and most of Europe.
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On paper, the Manc/London trio Mazes are the archetypal UK DIY underground band.
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Listening to the debut album by Foxygen is, at times, a bit like listening to a musical about the 60s and 70s.
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It's been a great time in music for EDM, pop, and country with tons of new artists flourishing.
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There's a lot to be said for the charisma of premature death.
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Ray Davies sheds light on his new projects, including an opera, a film and a solo album, in the new issue of Uncut, out on Thursday (January 3, 2013).
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Led Zeppelin, one of the most seminal and popular acts in rock history, triumphantly received Kennedy Center Honors earlier this month from President Obama and the nation's elite (the event will be broadcast on CBS on Dec. 26, 2012, from 9 to 11 p.m. ET).
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Any other collective of jaded music geeks might have stampeded toward a recent-vintage slab of Xmas irony as our all-time fave holiday hit – "Fairytale of New York," say, or "Christmas Wrapping."
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The Ohio born singer-songwriter and frontwoman of the Pretenders emerged from the teeming hothouse of late 1970′s London like Athena cracked forcefully from the skull of Zeus. Hynde the writer and performer was fully formed and completely wonderful — a distinctly feminine (and feminist) counterpoint to the nearly overwhelming crush of alpha-male performers ranging from Elvis Costello to Joe Strummer to Nick Lowe to the still-looming presence of ex-Pistol John Lydon, beginning the first stages of rebuilding his caustic social critique as Public Image Limited.
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Much more importantly, it was gratifying to see how many of you care about guitars and those who play them -- although I did get one sarcastic message: "I had no idea guitars are so important"...
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In an undelivered letter "written to the gods," Pete Townshend advised his young son on his first birthday in 1990 to "Be a pessimist. It is the safest, most pragmatic way to be. Being an optimist may enrich the lives of others … but it leads you unaware to danger."
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The age of The Kinks being the unacknowledged underdogs of the British Invasion of the mid '60s is happily long gone.
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In recent years, he's re-recorded the most famous of The Kinks' canon twice, once with a choir and once with a cast of celebrity guests.
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The Moons have opened up to ClashMusic about their idea of the great British pop songs.
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From the beginning the Kinks ' career was intimately entwined with the BBC.
Read MoreAvailable as both a limited-edition six-disc box set and a two-CD collection (listed, left), this ambitious undertaking traces the marriage of two great British institutions over the space of 30 years.
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The closing ceremony of the Olympics has led to a number of resurging albums from artists who performed including Madness, whose Total Madness set jumps back on the chart at 13.
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While Kate Bush didn't perform at the London Olympics Closing Ceremonies segment "Running Up That Hill" was used in that was cut from the U.S. telecast, NBC did cut a few actual live performances from it, including The Who closing out the whole thing with "Baba O'Riley," "See Me, Feel Me/Listening To You" and "My Generation."
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For the past couple of decades, Joe Algeri has kept mighty busy in the independent music community.
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Choose Damien Hirst's cheekily agit-pop country house or Sophie Muller's teen-spirit-stinking squat.
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The Kinks will release a new two-CD compilation that combines their own songs with a number from founding member Ray Davies' solo career.
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Ray Davies, best known as the singer/songwriter for the Kinks, has set a short eight-show tour of the west coast of Canada and the United States for next month.
Read MoreThe Kinks – The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society (1968) – An homage to English rural/country life and culture that was inspired by a trip to Devon, England in the mid-60s.
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Taurus Trakker (the name is connected to Dylan) is comprised of West Londoners Martin Muscatt (vocals/guitar) and Allison Phillips (drums/b-vox).
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Ray Davies has opened the sale of tickets for his Autumn tour by selling his camera.
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Former Kinks frontman Ray Davies has unveiled dates for an extensive UK tour later this year.
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Iconic songwriter Ray Davies has announced a fourteen date nationwide tour this Autumn.
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5-10-15-20 features artists talking about the songs and albums that made an impact on them throughout their lives, five years at a time.
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