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Ray Davies & the Kast Off Kinks – LOUIE of the Week

Posted on November 29, 2018

A few months ago, there was some excellent news with a big announcement that The Kinks would be getting together for a proper reunion after a 20 year hibernation!!

We’re not sure of the full details, but it appears that a new album is in the works, and the band “will probably be playing the local bar.”

In the meantime, I just spotted a new version of THE SONG by Ray Davies and a Kinks tribute band known as the “Kast Off Kinks,” which happened on Sunday, November 25th of this week.

Here’s details of this event, included with the official description of the YouTube clip shared by Mystery FOX, who shared some songs at their YouTube page:

The Kinks Konvention is an event that celebrates the music of the Kinks. It takes place every year in november at around the same date in a pub called The Boston Arms situated right in front of Tufnell Park Underground station in North London.

The Kast Off Kinks is a band playing Kinks songs. It comprises Dave Clarke on main vocals, rhythm and lead guitar and illustrious ex-Kinks members such as Mick Avory on drums, John Dalton on bass and Ian Gibbons on keyboards.

Over the years, it has become a ritual for Ray Davies to make an appearance on stage at the end of the set to perform “You Really Got Me”.

This year, Ray came back on stage to sing a second song: The Kingsmen’s “Louie Louie” that The KinKs used to perform in 1965.

God Save The Kinks.


https://youtu.be/Bvth2EqyDk8

Reference Links:
Billboard Magazine – The Kinks Frontman Ray Davies Reveals The Band Is Getting Back Together
Mystery FOX YouTube channel

1 thought on “Ray Davies & the Kast Off Kinks – LOUIE of the Week”

  1. JC Clone says:
    November 29, 2018 at 3:19 pm

    I’m glad that the Kinks will be supporting an album of new material and not just dragging out the hits. Hey, I like the hits, love the hits and their old stuff, but it will be great to hear some new material as well. THE SONG would make a great encore tune for the tour.

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