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DaveRam
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I love  " Waterloo Sunset " it's a great 60's song  

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I've never heard of Cherry Red either! LOL


And here I thought it was some weird English thing.  



Okay, to the person who said Ray Davies is up there with Lennon/McCartney. I wouldn't quite go that far. I mean, the Kinks have many amazing songs, but I don't think their catalogue compares with the Beatles in quality, quanitity or innovation. The only equal really is probably Bob Dylan. I'd put Davies in the same league as someone like Pete Townshend or even Paul Simon. Maybe even Mick and Keith. Except they're not underrated like Townshend or Simon are. But that's just my opinion and I'm no music expert or anything.


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Okay, to the person who said Ray Davies is up there with Lennon/McCartney. I wouldn't quite go that far. I mean, the Kinks have many amazing songs, but I don't think their catalogue compares with the Beatles in quality, quanitity or innovation. The only equal really is probably Bob Dylan. I'd put Davies in the same league as someone like Pete Townshend or even Paul Simon. Maybe even Mick and Keith. Except they're not underrated like Townshend or Simon are. But that's just my opinion and I'm no music expert or anything.


I'd put Lennon/McCartney out on their own. In joint second place: Ray Davies, Pete Townsend, Paul Weller.


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I'd tie L/Mc with Dylan. Then a big pack following, yours plus Marley, Bowie, Wilson, Bacharat......


don't follow leaders
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I suppose mine are all people who write about England and English people. I could put Damon Albarn in there.


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I suppose mine are all people who write about England and English people. I could put Damon Albarn in there.


I think the Beatles wrote more univerally. Their writing isn't as exclusive as Ray Davies is or early Pink Floyd and some Who.  That's REAL English stuff. I think Bob Dylan is a universal writer too which is why he and the Beatles stand out. I mean among about a million other reasons.

BTW, Daveram. I LOVE that pic of Paul in your sig. He's the only reason I watch that video. Who the hell said he looks ugly with a beard????? I mean, that's ugly??


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This is awesome. Ray and Damon Albarn doing Waterloo Sunset AND then Ray surprising Albarn with Parklife. Good Lord I could cry.



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My little brother's band got to play with Ray a few years back.  Ray let them chose a song, but I forget which.  
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This is awesome. Ray and Damon Albarn doing Waterloo Sunset AND then Ray surprising Albarn with Parklife. Good Lord I could cry.



fantastic would have been one of damons greatest moments i should think


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U.K. friends can pick up a FREE copy of Ray's new solo album 'Working Man's Cafe' in today's edition of The Sunday Times.

Cheers!





'...In the name of Preverti, daughter of the mountains, whose embrace with Rani made the whole world tremble...'
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Ray is touring now and I'll be seeing him this Sunday in Boston (USA).





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I suppose mine are all people who write about England and English people. I could put Damon Albarn in there.


yes i thin ksome itmes he is overlooked because of the whole britpop nonsense as it is uncool nowadays to have liked it.

he can also turn his hand to any style (gorillaz) and laos Graham Coxon who played a very improtant part of turning Albarns songs nto the classics they are today

id throw in Morrisey/Marr, Robert Smith, Andy Partridge, Robert Fripp, Anderson and Howe


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A Brilliant band!!! I really want to see Ray Davies in concert now!


There are 7 levels!

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I love their song.."You Really Got Me".
Its really great.


"Words are flowing out like endless rain into a paper cup,
They slither while they pass, they slip away across the universe.
Pools of sorrow waves of joy are drifting through my opened mind,
Possessing and caressing me."

"About a lucky man who made the grade"
"I'm coming down fast but I'm miles above you."
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A Brilliant band!!! I really want to see Ray Davies in concert now!


I've had the pleasure of catching both his current and previous solo show. Go for it if you can.





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