The Kinks Rainbow Warriors: London Broadcast 1977 (CD)

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The Kinks: Rainbow Warriors: London Broadcast 1977 (CD)

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Interpret: The Kinks
Album titlle: Rainbow Warriors: London Broadcast 1977 (CD)
Genre Beat
Artikelart CD
Label Gossip
EAN: 0823564035253
weight in Kg 0.1

Kinks, The - Rainbow Warriors: London Broadcast 1977 (CD) CD 1
01	Sleepwalker	The Kinks
02	Life on the road	The Kinks
03	Waterloo sunset	The Kinks
04	All day and all of the night	The Kinks
05	Slum kids	The Kinks
06	Celluloid heroes	The Kinks
07	Get back in line	The Kinks
08	The hard way	The Kinks
09	Lola	The Kinks
10	Alcohol	The Kinks
11	Skin & bone	The Kinks
12	You really got me	The Kinks
13	Juke box music	The Kinks

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Founded in 1964 in London The Kinks are one of the most consistent and important groups on the English rock and pop scene, although they have been absent from the single hit lists for some time. Under the leading influence of bandleader and author Ray Davies, the Kinks already developed their own aggressive style in the early years of the beat age, which was reflected in the early hits of the group ("You Really Got Me', "Louie Louie', "All Day And All Of The Night', "Tired Of Waiting For You' and others). Finally, the quintet (along with Ray Davies, his brother Dave[voc + g], John Dalton[b], Mick Avory[dr] and John Gosling[keyboards]) developed into a musically mature group that was often compared to the social-satirical work "Arthur" with the Who and their pop opera "Tommy".

Ray Davies now turned more and more sarcastically to show business, which he sharply criticized in his following songs. After the success of the Kinks LPs "Muswell Hillbillies' and "Everybody's in Showbiz ~ Everbody's A Star' Ray Davies wrote the musical "Perservation', after which the currently last LP was recorded by the Kinks, "Soap Opera'.

Original Press Release: RCA Schallplatten GmbH

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