The Stones ? The Who ? GIVE ME THE KINKS ANY DAY ! They were so under appreciated. I saw them in Boston and Providence Rhode Island a bunch of times. They were the purest Rock and Roll Band I ever saw. Dave Davies was just so good on lead guitar and he could sing as well. Keep your Eric Claptons , Keith Richards and Pete Townsends. Give me Dave Davies any and every time.
I won free tickets to see The Rolling Stones on 97 Rock Buffalo NY in the 1970’s at their First time in The Buffalo Bills Rich Stadium 🏟 and I told 97 Rock 🪨 to keep the tickets I don’t want them I hate the Stones and they asked why I called in for the tickets and I said I knew the answer and wanted to see if I would be the 97th caller to answer the call They flipped at my comment. Besides I had to go to springville ny go buy a roll bar for my 1929 Ford Hot Rod the day of that concert 🎵 and going to buy that roll bar we drove right past that concer venue and traffic was so backed up a NY State Trooper stop us at the intersection in my friend Chuck’s 1965 Plymouth Fury Convertible with a 426 Wedge Stage 3 Engine and asked us long haired hippies if we were going to the concert 🎵 and we all said No were going to Springville to buy a roll bar and he replied you mean if I stop the traffic and let you all go your not going to turn around and go to that drug infested concert 🎵 we told him we’re going to Springville Sir So he stopped the traffic and let’s us go on our way then stopped traffic behind us to let the others he stopped to continue on and we drove to Springville I bought my roll bar and we stopped off at this pond and smoked our Wacky Tobaccy before we headed home I miss that 65 Fury damn
We are blessed to have had so much talent back then. The Stones had the swagger and sex appeal, the Beatles had the innovation and mainstream appeal, The Who had the hardest purest rock, and The Kinks had the most sentimental, quintessentially English material. For me personally, it goes Who, Kinks, Beatles, Stones. Beatles and Kinks switch spots depending on the day, but The Who will always be first for me!
00:00 Victoria 02:54 Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues 06:35 Dedicated Follower of Fashion 08:14 Lola 13:00 Holiday 15:54 Good Golly Miss Molly 18:43 You Really Got Me/All Day and All of The Night 22:00 Waterloo Sunset 25:40 Village Green Preservation Society
@@34547 English and British are interchangeable like Scottish and British or Welsh and British so technically British is correct, English is just being more specific.
@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerekthere would be no need to say Scottish though as Scotland is part of Britain and therefore British so no correction would be required, only if it was claimed that an English band was incorrectly described as Scottish or vice versa.
The Kinks are far and away the most entertaining and engaging live band I've EVER seen!! Saw them 3 times in the seventies and always left the show smiling in a big way!!
I know music critics like to lump The Kinks with The Beatles and The Stones, but when I listen to them, they sound completely different. Ray was ahead of it’s time in terms of songwriting and musical arrangements. He was also better singer than his peers, IMO.
I just cannot agree with him being a better singer than his peers. Paul McCartney, John Lennon, and Roger Daltrey all had way more power and range. Ray has a beautiful voice but it shines on the calmer, quieter songs. Paul, John, and Roger all shined when they really cut loose. Why Don’t We Do It In The Road - Paul, Twist and Shout - John, Love, Reign O’er Me - Roger. I do agree with everting else though. Ray was an amazing songwriter, arranged beautiful music, and was way ahead of his time. Just don’t think he was a better singer than The Who or Beatles. Better than the Stones, for sure, because Mick was not technically a good singer.
A unique band that raised the intellectual bar for rock and roll audiences by expecting them to understand Davies tongue in cheek, poetically quirky lyrics and stories. Davies rarely wrote lyrics with boy-girl themes. He's a story teller. And he did it with one of the most clever bands in R&R history.
They are under-rated. Became a Kinks follower when I was 15. Seen them lots since then. This concert is from before I got into them. Fun band with quality.
I’m not good with London geography-do they feel safe on the north bank or the south bank, I’ve always wondered? Waterloo station is on the south bank right?
Every once in a while relief from the danger zone like now looking and listening to this now I'm going to pick up me guitar and play with Ray @lucyfoster4082
The kinks are so underrated to the point where it actually makes me upset. The only songs you hear on the radio are Lola, and You Really Got Me Now, and occasionally the one deep track. To me, they are so much more. To me, they should be more recognized than let's say the rolling stones. So much poetry accompanied with wacky, reflective lyrics and symphonic sounds. The preservation acts impacted me just as much if not more than any other iconic 70s album. Ray, Dave, and their little band, is top of the pops if you ask me.
songs become classics with repetition, are waterloo sunset, celluloid heroes, sunny afternoon, shangri-la, victoria lesser than the Beatles songs? i don't think so, they are at least at the same level, they just lack repetition and recognition
Right up there with the greatest of all-time. In terms of songwriting, my list of the greatest is short... Ray Davies, Pete Townshend, Lennon/Harrison/McCartney, Thom Yorke, maybe a few others.
This single show gave forth the best versions of DFOF, Lola, Waterloo sunset, and VGPS I’ve heard. Can’t stop coming back for the whole show, stellar band.
WHY WHY WHY is there no one Today who has this kind of talent or understanding of Rock as the KINKS did . Thanks for this post of one of the greatest rock bands of all times .
The Lemon Twigs show amazing potential. They're bringing the 70s rock back to its former glory! And what's cool is that the Lemon Twigs are also brothers!
That was awesome finding this Kinks Concert of 1973, which was a great year for me as I was 16, a hippie n Glam rocker n out and about living in the crazy times that made life so wonderful back then!!!! Hearing these tunes was sweet!!! Grand stroll down memory lane. Thank you for posting!!!!
The sound of this recording in TH-cam is amazing, in special the sound of the bass drums. I'm a prfessional musician from Spain, when I was young, I learn how to play by listening to Mick Avory trying to emulate his style, his technique with the snare drums is old school. (left hand, like a jazz player) near to perffection for a rock band. The Kinks are the best band from the Brithish invasion for many reasons, they marked me for my entire life.Thanks so mucho for the video and thanks to the Kings !!
The lack of commercial success at the time each album was released has meant so many great songs have just been unheard by the masses. But in reality the bulk of The Kinks material is on par or better than all those bands that are often cited as the “best of all time”. A real shame. The best thing you can do is just turn as many people as you can onto them!
I saw these guys at the Community Concource in San Diego in 1975. Ray Davies looked like he couldn't be happier than to be performing to the intimate crowd that night. I found out later that a friend of mine fixed Ray's guitar and got a backstage pass. He didn't want to give up that pass and had it framed.
This is like HD quality.1973? How is this even possible? The film must have been well preserved. Most of the video from the 1970's, and even the 80's is not even close to this quality. Bravo!
This might be the best live video of The Kinks on TH-cam, it's in good quality, has an immaculate selection of songs and is performed so well. I love Ray Davies flamboyant coked up stage persona he's got going here.
This is a terrific show, and I stumbled onto it quite by accident. Some of the best outcomes often result from circumstances like those. 'Victoria', 'Waterloo' and 'The Village Green'...What a love letter to Britain. It's hard to believe this was just a half-hour. Just lovely. Thanks to Trevor for the tracking times...
wow man....love this stuff. Ray had/has a magic that I will never be able to put my finger on; awe inspiring writing, playing and performing. Dave plays guitar with a reckless abandon, tone and chord comping that can never be duplicated. Lots of great music/bands have come and gone but for me this is Mount Rushmore stuff!
***** I have friends that view Mt. Rushmore as the ugliest gang graffitti and a enduring reminder of the genocide of their nation. The Kinks on the other hand are art, and fine art at that.
incredible band, loved them in the late70 early80s saw them 4 times , Providence , Boston are the ones that really stood out, being 19-25 years of age I was a little wasted and charged up but they were not these songs they were belting out, I really appreciate this early stuff now more than ever.
First time I saw the Kinks was in Buffalo, NY, must of been 1972 or ‘73. Mick and Dave were lunging at each other all night. The music was great even if everyone was P.O. with each other. Ray ended the concert saying “We gotta go now, my brother has diarrhea.”
It took most people 50 year to appreciate the genius of Ray Davies. I into kinks kronkle when it was release. Actual The first album I ever purchased was So tired of waiting.
Brilliant. And looks like it was shot at BBC Golders Green. Around the same time I was in the Band of the Welsh Guards and we used to do live Radio 2 shows (Friday Night Is Music Night) from the same place along with the BBC Concert Orchestra. Diversity!
The birth of the 'riff'. 'All day and all of the night', 'You really got me'... These guys did it perfectly. Great stuff. Bands need to start being known as LEGENDARY. Here's a contender.
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One of the greatest bands of all time. Still don't get half the recognition they deserve.
My favorite British Evasion Band. I know the Beatles, the Stones and the Who but I love this band
The Kinks brought something completely different
I’m not like everybody else
Second only to the Fabs
@@tryharder75 yes
What a gift to have this glorious footage of the MIGHTY Kinks!
THE MIGHTY!! yes
Dave singing the high harmonies and lead guitar...does anybody comprehend how talented he is?
Dave don't fuck around. 👍
Love The Kinks ! ❤️
Dave is vastly underrated
@@kckstnd8 YA, glad we can see the Kinks on you tube !! ✨🦋✨
Dave does.
The Stones ? The Who ? GIVE ME THE KINKS ANY DAY ! They were so under appreciated. I saw them in Boston and Providence Rhode Island a bunch of times. They were the purest Rock and Roll Band I ever saw. Dave Davies was just so good on lead guitar and he could sing as well. Keep your Eric Claptons , Keith Richards and Pete Townsends. Give me Dave Davies any and every time.
Eric Burdon is my favorite singer amongst the big "British Invasion" bands.
I agree with you, Dave Davies is up there despite noone consider him
I won free tickets to see The Rolling Stones on 97 Rock Buffalo NY in the 1970’s at their First time in The Buffalo Bills Rich Stadium 🏟 and I told 97 Rock 🪨 to keep the tickets I don’t want them I hate the Stones and they asked why I called in for the tickets and I said I knew the answer and wanted to see if I would be the 97th caller to answer the call
They flipped at my comment. Besides I had to go to springville ny go buy a roll bar for my 1929 Ford Hot Rod the day of that concert 🎵 and going to buy that roll bar we drove right past that concer venue and traffic was so backed up a NY State Trooper stop us at the intersection in my friend Chuck’s 1965 Plymouth Fury Convertible with a 426 Wedge Stage 3 Engine and asked us long haired hippies if we were going to the concert 🎵 and we all said No were going to Springville to buy a roll bar and he replied you mean if I stop the traffic and let you all go your not going to turn around and go to that drug infested concert 🎵 we told him we’re going to Springville Sir
So he stopped the traffic and let’s us go on our way then stopped traffic behind us to let the others he stopped to continue on and we drove to Springville I bought my roll bar and we stopped off at this pond and smoked our Wacky Tobaccy before we headed home
I miss that 65 Fury damn
They don't make them like they used to. Kinks forever!
We are blessed to have had so much talent back then. The Stones had the swagger and sex appeal, the Beatles had the innovation and mainstream appeal, The Who had the hardest purest rock, and The Kinks had the most sentimental, quintessentially English material. For me personally, it goes Who, Kinks, Beatles, Stones. Beatles and Kinks switch spots depending on the day, but The Who will always be first for me!
00:00 Victoria
02:54 Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues
06:35 Dedicated Follower of Fashion
08:14 Lola
13:00 Holiday
15:54 Good Golly Miss Molly
18:43 You Really Got Me/All Day and All of The Night
22:00 Waterloo Sunset
25:40 Village Green Preservation Society
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The links don't work, but I appreciate the time stamps all the same. Thank you
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Cheers pal
Victoria was my first favorite song by the Kinks
The ultimate British rock band. Every song puts a smile on my face. These guys had so much intelligence and originality. Love it.
English*
As I'm sitting here between songs reading the comments with a big smile on my face.
@@34547 English and British are interchangeable like Scottish and British or Welsh and British so technically British is correct, English is just being more specific.
@@stoneislandkirkcaldywe know they'd say scottish if they were scottish though.
@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerekthere would be no need to say Scottish though as Scotland is part of Britain and therefore British so no correction would be required, only if it was claimed that an English band was incorrectly described as Scottish or vice versa.
RIP Kinks keyboardist John Gosling. Another great one gone.
I wish I could hear and see EVERY Kinks song presented like this. The quality is perfection. The boys were on fire here.
Demandez la vidéo :thil the end off the days à you tub, vous serez pas déçus !!!
Who else could write and perform a rock song about Queen Victoria and make it work! Genius.
It's an album, if you chose to check, baby.
@@BlueBeeMCMLXI ?
@@BlueBeeMCMLXI Well now Arthur, or the decline and fall of the abritish empire, is the album.
QUEEN ELIZ WEAR STOLEN PANTIES FRM INDIA
Costello has a Victoria song, too. ❤
Ray was writing circles around his peers during that time. Brilliant stuff.
Dave KILLED it here
The Kinks are far and away the most entertaining and engaging live band I've EVER seen!! Saw them 3 times in the seventies and always left the show smiling in a big way!!
Me too!
solo ray show was also great
Loved their shows and when Dave fell over and smashed into the amps knocking over the amps.. Ray just looked over and kept singing...
The guy on bass is John Dalton he was bass player after Pete left in early 1969
Dave……most underrated guitarist ever.
DISTORTION
Bulllshit , Dave has the respect of many of the top musicians and fans around the world..
I know music critics like to lump The Kinks with The Beatles and The Stones, but when I listen to them, they sound completely different. Ray was ahead of it’s time in terms of songwriting and musical arrangements. He was also better singer than his peers, IMO.
I just cannot agree with him being a better singer than his peers. Paul McCartney, John Lennon, and Roger Daltrey all had way more power and range. Ray has a beautiful voice but it shines on the calmer, quieter songs. Paul, John, and Roger all shined when they really cut loose. Why Don’t We Do It In The Road - Paul, Twist and Shout - John, Love, Reign O’er Me - Roger. I do agree with everting else though. Ray was an amazing songwriter, arranged beautiful music, and was way ahead of his time. Just don’t think he was a better singer than The Who or Beatles. Better than the Stones, for sure, because Mick was not technically a good singer.
Ray was right on time
Kinks and Doors other level
Ray is simply a great poet in the tradition of great English poets.
So good. Who else but Ray could rhyme vernacular and Dracula?
Cardi B? HAHA
I jumped my way through this, checking out a few seconds of each song.... and heard that line. Lol
Those words rhyme in British English, so quite a few people. Rarer in rock song form for sure.
Ray and Dave, plus the boys, were (IMO) the most interesting and profound group that came out of the 60s. Long live the Kinks.
The kinks the most underrated band of all time.
For a reason
@@mikebaker9574 why would you watch this then 🤣
Bullshit !!
A unique band that raised the intellectual bar for rock and roll audiences by expecting them to understand Davies tongue in cheek, poetically quirky lyrics and stories. Davies rarely wrote lyrics with boy-girl themes. He's a story teller. And he did it with one of the most clever bands in R&R history.
They are under-rated. Became a Kinks follower when I was 15. Seen them lots since then. This concert is from before I got into them. Fun band with quality.
ALL DAY AND ALL OF THE NIGHT
What a group--that Waterloo Sunset version is sublime.
Terrie and Julie cross over the river where they feel safe and sound. Who does not see that? Eternal. God bless the Kinks.
I’m not good with London geography-do they feel safe on the north bank or the south bank, I’ve always wondered? Waterloo station is on the south bank right?
Every once in a while relief from the danger zone like now looking and listening to this now I'm going to pick up me guitar and play with Ray @lucyfoster4082
Fantastic film... proper music history ! I think that Ray should have been asked to be Doctor Who back in the 70's
thetudorian Great call on the Dr. Who! He'd a been perfect!
+Wyatt Scott He's not too old.
thetudorian That would have been awesome. Imagine a Doctor Who rock opera!
Waterloo sunset, one of the best songs ever written.
The kinks are so underrated to the point where it actually makes me upset. The only songs you hear on the radio are Lola, and You Really Got Me Now, and occasionally the one deep track. To me, they are so much more. To me, they should be more recognized than let's say the rolling stones. So much poetry accompanied with wacky, reflective lyrics and symphonic sounds. The preservation acts impacted me just as much if not more than any other iconic 70s album. Ray, Dave, and their little band, is top of the pops if you ask me.
Kinks great saw them in Dublin in the 80s love their albums arthur phobia
songs become classics with repetition, are waterloo sunset, celluloid heroes, sunny afternoon, shangri-la, victoria lesser than the Beatles songs? i don't think so, they are at least at the same level, they just lack repetition and recognition
This 2020 and you hark back to 50 YEARS ago? They don't get played? There have been 2 generations of new bands since then.
How good are the Kinks and Ray's songwriting.
YES!
THE BEST
I say they are jolly good.
Right up there with the greatest of all-time. In terms of songwriting, my list of the greatest is short... Ray Davies, Pete Townshend, Lennon/Harrison/McCartney, Thom Yorke, maybe a few others.
C 'est vrai les kinks sous estimés. J' ai ce concert effectué à la BBC en 1973, déjà si loin !!
I got to watch them a few times elbow to kneecap with them for some epic weekends....some of the best times ever....the real deal.
This single show gave forth the best versions of DFOF, Lola, Waterloo sunset, and VGPS I’ve heard. Can’t stop coming back for the whole show, stellar band.
The very most English of ALL bands! I love these guys! They were a HUGE band, for me. I’ll never forget! (But I’m on a Low Budget)
Ray could be so eclectic and that's what made this music fantastic
ESEMPLASTIC
Happy 50th anniversary to The Kinks!!
Really?
That was fast!
One of the four greatest bands 1973.
Q: Beatles or Stones?
A: The Kinks
Couldn't agree more.
I really like that answer even I'm a Beatles fan ! ! !
And the beach boys
stai calmo
Beatles went from love me do to tommorow never knows they were always one step ahead
WHY WHY WHY is there no one Today who has this kind of talent or understanding of Rock as the KINKS did . Thanks for this post of one of the greatest rock bands of all times .
The Lemon Twigs show amazing potential. They're bringing the 70s rock back to its former glory! And what's cool is that the Lemon Twigs are also brothers!
Village Green live ! Great brass and harmony.Like Sgt.Pepper !!
They certainly don't. Long may they hail.
Ray and Dave seem to have a good vibe in this
This was my after the bar band. Cranked it so loud my whole street could hear,live this band and the memories with them.
all that hair! fantastic set. I watch this and everyone in my home smiles.
That was awesome finding this Kinks Concert of 1973, which was a great year for me as I was 16, a hippie n Glam rocker n out and about living in the crazy times that made life so wonderful back then!!!! Hearing these tunes was sweet!!! Grand stroll down memory lane. Thank you for posting!!!!
The Kinks' songs what I love about them is that you could sing them to little kids. Kindergarteners. They're that kind of band that gives that tone.
to everyone with hearts and ears^
A W E S O M E Concert by the Boys from Muswell Hill in London, Ray Davies is a G E N I U S
When siblings sing you get that blood harmony. So good.
My new favorite, Rocking🎸version of "Lola" 😊Great tempo and bass lines...thanks for the upload☮
Criminally underrated, god bless the kinks!
The sound of this recording in TH-cam is amazing, in special the sound of the bass drums. I'm a prfessional musician from Spain, when I was young, I learn how to play by listening to Mick Avory trying to emulate his style, his technique with the snare drums is old school. (left hand, like a jazz player) near to perffection for a rock band. The Kinks are the best band from the Brithish invasion for many reasons, they marked me for my entire life.Thanks so mucho for the video and thanks to the Kings !!
something about rays tooth gap is very endearing. love this band
I always loved that too
I'm soooooo glad I stumbled onto this video! The Kinks are a phenomenal, underrated band and are at their best here.
So am I!
Wow, finally found 'em. Always been a fan, & I'll say it I'm 65.
Cool. I know they had some hits, but I did not know they were this good. I would have been 3 or 4 years old at the time.
George Paxson that’s what I thought before I got into them, they’re my favorite band now
The lack of commercial success at the time each album was released has meant so many great songs have just been unheard by the masses. But in reality the bulk of The Kinks material is on par or better than all those bands that are often cited as the “best of all time”. A real shame. The best thing you can do is just turn as many people as you can onto them!
I looked up the number of song Ray published once. Must of been 300 songs!
60s 70s 80s now it's 2019 November and their music still feels good to listen with ! LONG LIVE The Kinks !!!
I saw these guys at the Community Concource in San Diego in 1975. Ray Davies looked like he couldn't be happier than to be performing to the intimate crowd that night. I found out later that a friend of mine fixed Ray's guitar and got a backstage pass. He didn't want to give up that pass and had it framed.
This is like HD quality.1973? How is this even possible? The film must have been well preserved. Most of the video from the 1970's, and even the 80's is not even close to this quality. Bravo!
Those German TV guys probably knew how to look after their stuff, unlike the BBc who chucked lots of old stuff in the bin.
iconicshrubbery this material is NOT from german tv, it`s actually from the BBC! source: The Kinks live at BBC TV Center, January 24th, 1973...
@@iconicshrubbery Isn't this from the BBC's " In Concert" strand?
Thank God for the BBC!!!!! There's a few great live Kinks t.v. shows from this time period, all worth searching for! (end of my psa!)
This might be the best live video of The Kinks on TH-cam, it's in good quality, has an immaculate selection of songs and is performed so well. I love Ray Davies flamboyant coked up stage persona he's got going here.
This is a terrific show, and I stumbled onto it quite by accident. Some of the best outcomes often result from circumstances like those. 'Victoria', 'Waterloo' and 'The Village Green'...What a love letter to Britain. It's hard to believe this was just a half-hour.
Just lovely.
Thanks to Trevor for the tracking times...
Beautifull
I just love the vocals...so unique...
You can hear that they are great live.I got to see them one time and they were on point every song.Late 1970 !One of the best times of my life.
I like watching the Kinks.
This is marvellous. One of the best bands of all time in their prime playing a flawless set. Thank you so much for uploading.
wow man....love this stuff. Ray had/has a magic that I will never be able to put my finger on; awe inspiring writing, playing and performing. Dave plays guitar with a reckless abandon, tone and chord comping that can never be duplicated. Lots of great music/bands have come and gone but for me this is Mount Rushmore stuff!
+Joe Saggio I love the band. You could say they are a bit gaudy, but Mt. Rushmore is an obscenity!
***** I have friends that view Mt. Rushmore as the ugliest gang graffitti and a enduring reminder of the genocide of their nation. The Kinks on the other hand are art, and fine art at that.
@@Jummolarry You talk like a stupid jerk that is an idiot! That lives in Mt Rushmore!
So focus on the band and stop being so precious
Charismatic and confident talent.
The lyrical master. The melody masters
One of the best Koncerts from THE best band ever. Nice one Curtis.
The Kinks are one of my forever favs 💞
everything is amazing but those harmonies are delicious
LEGENDS !!!
Can’t imagine pop music without them. God Bless the Kinks. Waterloo here is soo lovely.
interesting to see this incarnation of the Kinks, love the arrangements. appreciate the video, favorite UK band of all time.
God Save The Kinks!
What A Masterpiece set at the time it was wrote not these days
was "written"
Great Singer-songwriter & Dedicated follower of Fashion! Thank you Ray & Dave.
Love how Ray did the “audience participation” during Lola in this one-so charming, so funny
Typical British Bands with audience participation. Queen, Moody Blues, and The Kinks.
The Kinks and the Moody Blues are the most underrated bands ever!
Love too, check them out when you get a chance "you're friend and mine" is a good ice breaker
The Zombies too!!
Wie schön ist mehrstimmige Gesang.
incredible band, loved them in the late70 early80s saw them 4 times , Providence , Boston are the ones that really stood out, being 19-25 years of age I was a little wasted and charged up but they were not these songs they were belting out, I really appreciate this early stuff now more than ever.
I saw them at the Orpheum in Boston. Great show!
I was at all the Providence shows,what memories.
One of the finest places on the internet. It's a shame there are so few concerts of the Kinks like this! At 27:37 you can see the DIRECTOR!
One of the world greatest super groups
Thanks ....they are really one of the greatest rock bands and they have a wonderful sense of humour
They were always too underrated as a band, especially Ray Davies. Always good.
You must be kidding, Ray Davies is one of the best songwriters of all time
The Kinks are more influential than the Beatles
I agree. Imagine if they were allowed to tour the states during that critical late 60s period.
@@benpotaka5893 ☠no way
@@benpotaka5893 how
I'm always up for a dose of Vitamin K. The Kinks never fail to give me a lift.
Vitamin K = The Kinks ... you're clever! Like it.
The Kinks are the Kings
How flattering is it when Bowie covers your song, Ray Davies had to be beaming with pride!
Five stars ⭐️ this English band. Great!
Man...to be here live...a man can dream
❤lm follower of Kinks from 1974, yes lm still alive and well, found this record on 16.7.2023, thanx for posting, greetings to Dave and others!!!🎉
22:03 Waterloo Sunset
Thanks for the upload, I don't get to here that kind of music enough,
Ohhh loved them .. down here in 60's New Zealand.. they were awesome!!
Great bass player on this show.
That's John "Nobby" Dalton
the original (brothers fighting intensely while making great music ) band.
First time I saw the Kinks was in Buffalo, NY, must of been 1972 or ‘73. Mick and Dave were lunging at each other all night. The music was great even if everyone was P.O. with each other. Ray ended the concert saying “We gotta go now, my brother has diarrhea.”
Pure gold!
It took most people 50 year to appreciate
the genius of Ray Davies. I into kinks kronkle when it was release. Actual
The first album I ever purchased was
So tired of waiting.
Brilliant. And looks like it was shot at BBC Golders Green. Around the same time I was in the Band of the Welsh Guards and we used to do live Radio 2 shows (Friday Night Is Music Night) from the same place along with the BBC Concert Orchestra. Diversity!
Great set!
I love it when Dave cuts loose on Good Golly Miss Molly!
That is delightful. Thanks for uploading 🙏
Hot pants! I've seen a lot of covers of Good Golly Miss Molly, but, Dave, your version puts the cherry on top of all the rest.
The birth of the 'riff'. 'All day and all of the night', 'You really got me'... These guys did it perfectly. Great stuff. Bands need to start being known as LEGENDARY. Here's a contender.
Ansolutely smashing band!
Absolutely)
The KinKs were too awesome fore words..... God save [Ray Davies] and the Kinks!!!!!
too awesome backwards as well !