...please enjoy The Kinks' and their rockin' return to form "She's Got Everything."
Take my word -- this was a real breath of fresh air in the context of its time. Holds up too, obviously.
...please enjoy The Kinks' and their rockin' return to form "She's Got Everything."
Take my word -- this was a real breath of fresh air in the context of its time. Holds up too, obviously.
great guitar solo! Year?
ReplyDeleteR.D Davies....a co- write - good for them
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Days was sublime but sadly never charted here. The same was true of Waterloo Sunset and Autumn Almanac from the same period. Gotta believe that the performing ban here extended to radio stations not playing Kinks releases.
ReplyDeleteBanned in the US over labor problems
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Me...Village Green Preservation Society.
Noel Gallagher should bow to these 2
50 years still together
rob
Definitely in my Top Five Kinks tracks. I believe it was recorded far earlier than 'Days' and came off the shelf to be the flip. In an alternate universe this is as big a hit as 'Satisfaction.'
ReplyDeleteSupposedly the track was left over from 1966.
ReplyDeleteTruly one amazing recording.
Doctored Captain Al
Yeah. I question it being produced by Ray and not by Shel Talmy.
ReplyDeleteFor me the "The Kink Kronikles" double-LP is as important as Julia Child's "The Art of French Cooking." For different reasons, obviously.
ReplyDeleteKurt B: Agree totally. I'm of the age when I didn't hear the early Kinks stuff (pre-Lola), so the Kink Kronikles was like a Rosetta Stone introducing me to my favorite band ever.
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