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by KingLouieLouie76 » 14 May 2015, 08:11
Mallard No. 22 wrote:In 1968, almost everybody, in every style of music, was doing good work
Interesting YT comment on the link (by 'Gregory Frandano') suggesting it was an early example of 'sampling' - listening to the song, this appears to be the case, with the choir cutting in & out very quickly.
What I found hilarious about that YT comment is that the author claims that's the last album Brian contributed on before he "went nuts"....He only really broke down in between '73'-75 over the lost of his father Murry (who contributed vocals to one line of that song) and again in early-mid 80s but that got prolonged because of his involvement w/his doctor, Landy..... Anyways that other thread I included that song "All I Wanna Do" and that was recorded in '69 and released in '70..... But around that time his interest in the Beach Boys waned and he got involved w/his wife's and sister-in-law's duo, called Spring (eventually American Spring).....
Anyways.. enough of that on a Kinks thread....But "Friends" as a whole album clocked in at only 25 minutes..Just too brief, but 25 amazing minutes well spent!

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by Mallard No. 22 » 23 Dec 2015, 07:18
That looks like a good old town hall gig
The band on form, and the audience right up close.
"Everybody's Doing It...So Do It Too...."
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by KingLouieLouie76 » 28 Dec 2015, 04:17
Mallard No. 22 wrote:That looks like a good old town hall gig
The band on form, and the audience right up close.
Yeah..in fact..it was a Dave concert and Ray happened to be in the audience...Such a splendid performance indeed... Rumor has it that Dave is corresponding with Mick Avory through email, but still hasnt spoken to him in person for years, but definitely yields some promise right there!
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by KingLouieLouie76 » 26 Sep 2016, 19:06
I'm banned in the States (just like the Kinks once were themselves) from watching this, however, it looks exceptional from what you posted... thanks for posting!
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by Mallard No. 22 » 29 Sep 2016, 05:27
Superb! Love 'The Village Green Preservation Society' album.
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by Mallard No. 22 » 08 Nov 2016, 06:06
A Glastonbury with maybe The Kinks, and Lady Gaga.
If its a sunny afternoon, there won't be many poker faces....

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by KingLouieLouie76 » 09 Nov 2016, 02:17
Mallard No. 22 wrote:A Glastonbury with maybe The Kinks, and Lady Gaga.
If its a sunny afternoon, there won't be many poker faces....

Seriously, I hope Mick Avory is on drums... I read within the past year that Ray it is mandatory for Avory to participate as one of the primary conditions for a Kinks reunion to come to fruition. Too bad Peter Quaife since passed, but Jim Rocford on bass isn't all too bad and perhaps John Dalton could appear for a couple of his period's songs.