Since the dissolution of the Kinks in 1996, Ray Davies has embarked on a solo career as a singer-songwriter.
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The iconic Crouch End site may be granted a stay of execution
Former Kinks man to play on June 25 before Bon Jovi
Songwriting legend forced to pull gig-run on doctors orders
Songwriting legend thinks the music mogul should help to stop the venue from closing
'See My Friends' also includes songs with Billy Corgan, Bruce Springsteen and the late Alex Chilton
11/05/1978
Check out this exclusive video interview with Ray Davies (The Kinks) as he discusses his forthcoming collaborations album, 'See My Friends', out on November 8th.
Check out this exclusive video interview with Ray Davies (The Kinks) & Gary Lightbody (Snow Patrol). The two discuss their collaborative track 'Tired Of Waiting’, off of Davies's collaborations album 'See My...
I Know Where Ray Davies Lives by Mark Nevin: A loving tribute to the mighty Kinks frontman Ray Davies. From the album 'Stand Beside Me In The Sun'. www.marknevin.com - Video by David Freeman.
An emotional moment at Glastonbury 2010 when Ray Davies dedicates "Days" to the memory of Pete Quaife, the original Kinks bassist, who passed away on 24 June 2010. Playlist: 1. "Waterloo Sunset" 2. "Days" at 3:45
Ray Davies - Waterloo Sunset. live in studio
party at the Buckingham Palace, 3 june 2002
Ray Davies & The 88 performed at the Carnegie Library Music Hall of Carnegie (Pittsburgh, PA) on November 4, 2011. At the start of the video Ray talks about the acoustic guitar he purchased that same day at Pittsburgh...
Ray Davies - Sunny Afternoon live in studio
Onetime Kink and Albarn idol Ray Davies proves the pop vignette wellspring has yet to dry up...
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Listen to my heartbeat
Yeah, all fall down
Someone help me off of the ground
Listen to my heartbeat
Hey, my friend
You can't run away from time
They say you can't fight fate
Time won't wait
There's a room in a house, in a street in a manor in a borough
That's part of a city that is generally referred to as London
It's a dark place, a mysterious place
You better top up your suntan
Otherwise your skin is going to turn to leather
We'll make a movie in Vietnam
The tax break said, 'We're going to shoot on location'
Sunlight and the city is barely awake
As all the early morning drifters make their way
Headlights in the distance, too bright for my eyes
Still I love the dusk, the dawn, between times
Is this really it? Is this the final station?
It's really been quite a trip
You know it's been great to watch the sights
Everybody's a dreamer
And everybody's a star
And everyone's in movies
It doesn't matter who you are
Lift yourself out of the doldrums
Make yourself a cuppa tea
Drag your emotions out of the gutter
Don't wallow in self pity
I don't believe that God is a man
With white hair, sitting in a big chair
Judging the world and its morals
Forgiving today so we can sin again tomorrow
I met her in a club down in old Soho
Where you drink champagne
It tastes just like Cherry Cola, C-O-L-A Cola
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