Dave Davies and Mick Avory dish on the rebirth of the Kinks, who dominated U.S. arenas in the '70s and '80s, rocking the ...

The Kinks, from the British Invasion, evolved steadily over time. They stayed true to their roots but still tried new things ...

Ray Davies thought that The Kinks were on the verge of separating, and he inadvertently wrote one of their most poignant ...

Ray Davies didn't like what he saw in his old neighborhood. That inspired The Kinks' classic "Muswell Hillbilly".

Stephanie Zacharek does a good job of praising Ray Davies' better days while avoiding, for the most part, the obsessive fanaticism of the average Kink chronicler.

Caveat thus offered, Davies agreed to look back at — and to classify — some of the high points of his career with the Kinks, which he formed in 1963 with his younger brother Dave Davies on ...

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In characteristically whimsical fashion, Kinks frontman Ray Davies told the BBC Monday that the group will be getting back together to record a new album after more than 20 years apart ...

Ray Davies, along with his brother Dave, started the Kinks in 1964. Over the course of 30 albums and three decades, some of the greatest songs in rock history followed, leading the Kinks catalog ...

Legendary singer on growing up near Highbury, going to school with Rod Stewart and how football influenced his groundbreaking ...

The 1960s was one long party for Dave Davies. While his older brother, Ray, ... the following day.” Davies vividly recalls the next morning, when he wrote Death Of A Clown.