The Kinks' Ray Davies is among the greatest British songwriters in rock and roll history, but one underrated effort from 1971 still stands out as a favourite.

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The Kinks' Ray Davies represents the gold standard of British songwriting, but Elvis Costello holds one underappreciated Geordie songwriter on the same level.

Ray Davies has taken an unusual approach to reinterpreting songs from their massive catalogue by inviting the 65-member Crouch End Festival Chorus to collaborate. Epic arrangements to classic songs ...

Music vet and New Times scribe Lee Zimmerman shares stories of memorable rock ‘n’ roll encounters that took place in our local environs. This week, Lee meets a well respected man, Ray Davies. The ups ...

recently reinvented and reworked some of his favorite songs he penned for The Kinks and offered them on a stunning choral collection. He hasn't stopped there, joined by his old friend and rock icon ...

Like most sequels, Ray Davies' "Our Country: Americana Act II" doesn't live up to the original. The Kinks co-founder's latest effort is a follow-up to last year's "Americana," a standout record that ...

The multi-Olivier award-winning hit musical Sunny Afternoon returns to Milton Keynes Theatre, bringing the music of The Kinks ...