And for four years, that is exactly what she did, documenting the band led by Ray and Dave Davies as they played “Lola,” “Come Dancing” and “You Really Got Me” to arena crowds.

3. “You Really Got Me” by The Kinks The Kinks make our list of forgotten classic rock jams that were way different from other songs of the time with the 1964 hit “You Really Got Me”.

However, among major hits like “Don’t Let Me Down” and “Xanadu”, it tends to get buried. 4. “Johnny Thunder” by The Kinks We all know songs like “You Really Got Me” and “Tired ...

Tony Blackburn brings you two hours of jam-packed hits from the 1960s, including Dusty Springfield, Felice Taylor and The Hollies. Featuring the top three singles from 1966. Show more Tony ...

“To everyone who came through to surprise me, you really got me! I wasn’t expecting that at all. Thank you for making the moment even more special. I felt so loved and celebrated. I appreciate ...

According to a comment on X by Steven Van Zandt of the E Street Band and Little Steven’s Underground Garage, “You Really Got Me” by the Kinks was “the beginning of the modern Hard Rock ...

They couldn't be told what they were supposed to do," Horn said. "Songs like 'You Really Got Me' were the birth of heavy metal. No one ever heard a guitar sound like that; they slashed their amp.

But what a diversely poetic catalog of songs. Seriously, “Waterloo Sunset,” “Lola,” “You Really Got Me,” “This Time Tomorrow.” On and on. Only that of The Beatles competes ...

Drummer Mick Avory (Kieran McCabe) joined the group in 1964, the same year it had its first hit in “You Really Got Me.” The Kinks rode into the 1970s with a fusillade of Top 40 hits and a ...

Van Halen’s cover of The Kinks’ “You Really Got Me” and the Ramones’ “Teenage Lobotomy” bring edgy punk and hard rock flair, adding to a musical snapshot of late ’70s soundscape ...

Think of the guitar tone on The Kinks' "You Really Got Me." In doing so, they are not as abrasive as their heavier counterpart and are more responsive to pick attacks and changes in volume while ...

Sure, their greatest hits, such as “You Really Got Me,” “All Day and All of the Night,” “Waterloo Sunset” and “Lola,” were familiar, but the group itself wasn't a household name like those more iconic ...