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The Kinks Top Songs Greatest Hits and Chart Singles Discography
The Kinks were an English rock band formed in London in 1962. The band's original line-up comprised brothers Ray Davies (lead vocals, rhythm guitar) and Dave Davies (lead guitar, vocals), Pete Quaife (bass), and Mick Avory (drums, percussion). Emerging during the height of British rhythm and blues and Merseybeat, their breakthrough third single, the Ray Davies-penned "You Really Got Me" (1964), became an international hit, topping the charts in the United Kingdom and reaching the Top 10 in the United... [more on Wikipedia]
Top songs: #1: Tired of Waiting for You - #2: Lola - #3: Sunny Afternoon - #4: Waterloo Sunset - #5: Come Dancing
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1964
1.
[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #82]
[Reprise 0306]
written by
Ray Davies
2.
10/1964
1965
3.
4.
01/1965
[Reprise 0347]
5.
03/1965
written by Ray Davies
6.
05/1965
[Reprise 0379]
7.
08/1965
[Reprise 0409]
8.
08/1965
[Reprise 0366]
9.
12/1965
[Reprise 0420]
10.
12/1965
[Reprise 0454]
1966
11.
[Reprise 0497]
12.
11/1966
[Reprise 540]
1967
13.
[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #42]
14.
07/1967
[Reprise 587]
1970
15.
[Reprise 863]
16.
07/1970
[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #422]
17.
12/1970 Apeman The Kinks
from
Lola versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One
[Reprise 979]
1972
18.
[RCA Victor 0620]
19.
05/1972
[RCA Victor 0807]
1973
20.
[RCA Victor 0940]
1977
21.
[Arista 0240]
1978
22.
[Arista 0342]
1979
23.
[Arista 0409]
1980
24.
live R
1981
25.
[Arista 0649]
26.
10/1981 Destroyer The Kinks
from
Give the People What They Want
[Arista 0619]
1983
27.
[Arista 1054]
28.
07/1983
written by Ray Davies
29.
08/1983 [Arista 9075]
1984
30.
[Arista 9309]
1985
31.
1986
32.
written by Dave Davies
33.
12/1986
written by Ray Davies
1987
34.
[MCA 53093]
35.
02/1987
[MCA 53015]
1988
36.
live
1989
37.
[MCA 53699]
1991
38.
written by Ray Davies
1993
39.
written by Ray Davies
See also...
Andy Pyle • Bob Henrit • Dave Davies • Ian Gibbons • Jim Rodford • John Dalton • John Gosling • Mick Avory • Nick Newall • Pete Quaife • Ray Davies
