Artist Ray Davies
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Ray Davies
The Kinks’ legacy has sadly been overshadowed by their more famous fellow British rockers, but they produced some of the best rock of the ’60s and ’70s, and have graced numerous Wes Anderson soundtracks ever since. Wry frontman Ray Davies released See My Friends in 2010—his fourth solo album since the band’s 1996 breakup—which found him teaming up with artists like Bruce Springsteen, Metallica, Spoon, and Frank Black (among many others) for a collection of retooled Kinks songs. It’s a testament to Davies’ formidable songwriting prowess that even the likes of Jon Bon Jovi can’t sink “Celluloid Heroes.”
Updated 10/26/2011

Gateways To Geekery: Paul Weller
Madison:
Life intervenes with The German Art Students (or vice versa)
Ray Davies
I hate my sister: 18 songs about complicated sibling relationships
Ray Davies: See My Friends
Madison:
Ray Davies and Locksley at Tampa Theatre, Tampa, Fla.
Milwaukee:
Ray Davies at Pabst Theater