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Apeman by The Kinks

Artist Biography For The Kinks

The Kinks 1963–1996 2018-Present Is An English Pop-Rock Group That Came Out Of The British R&B Scene Of The Early 1960s. Formed In Muswell Hill North London By Brothers Ray Davies And Dave Davies In 1964 And Categorised In The United States As A "British Invasion" Band The Kinks Are Recognised As One Of The Most Important And Influential Rock Groups Of The Era. In 1990 Their First Year Of Eligibility The Original Four Members Were Inducted Into The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame. Later In November 2005 They Were Inducted Into The UK Music Hall Of Fame. Among Numerous Other Honours They Received The Ivor Novello Award For "Outstanding Service To British Music" In 2006. The Kinks Reunited In June 2018 With The Davies Brothers And Drummer Mick Avory. Formed In 1963 In Muswell Hill North London They First Gained Prominence On The Heels Of The Well-Received And Highly Influential Single "You Really Got Me" 1964 . The Group Originally Consisted Of Lead Singer/guitarist Ray Davies His Brother Lead Guitarist Dave Davies Drummer Mick Avory And Bassist Pete Quaife. Quaife Left Twice In The Late 1960s And Avory Finally Left In 1984 As The Result Of A Long-Running Dispute With Dave Davies Leaving Only The Davies Brothers As The Core Of The Original Group. With Ray Davies' Songwriting Skills And Unabashedly English Voices Dave Davies' Impressive Guitar Work And Avory's Tight And Steady Drumming The Band Became One Of The Best And Most Influential Groups Of British Pop And The "British Invasion" Of The U.S.A. Lasting Longer Than Any Of Their Competitors Apart From The Rolling Stones As They Broke Up In 1996. Their Catalogue Of Songs Has Been Covered By Van Halen The Pretenders The Black Keys The Stranglers Queens Of The Stone Age And Many More. Members Ray Davies – Vocals Rhythm Guitar 1963–1996 Dave Davies – Lead Guitar Vocals 1963–1996 Pete Quaife – Bass Guitar 1963–1969 John Dalton – Bass Guitar 1969–1976 Andy Pyle – Bass Guitar 1976–1978 Jim Rodford – Bass Guitar 1978–1996 Mick Avory – Drums 1963–1984 Bob Henrit – Drums 1984–1996 John Gosling – Keyboards Piano 1970–1978 Gordon Edwards – Keyboards Piano 1978–1979 Ian Gibbons – Keyboards Piano 1979–1989 1993–1996 Mark Haley – Keyboards Piano 1989–1993

Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Apeman

Apeman" Is A Song By The British Rock Band The Kinks. It Was Written By Ray Davies And Appears On The Album Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround Part One. It Is 3 52 In Length. It Was Released As A Single In The Fall Of 1970. While It Did Not Do As Well On The U.S. Pop Singles Chart As Its Predecessor "Lola " Did It Was A Major Hit In The UK Peaking At Number Five On Their Singles Chart. In The Song Davies Is Fed Up With The Modern World And Declares That He Wants To "sail Away To A Distant Shore And Make Like An Apeman." He Also Expresses How Man Created Our Problems And Given Half A Chance He Would Leave The Cities And Traffic To Live In The Jungle. In Some Ways This Is The Epitome Of The Nostalgia Expressed On The Albums Lola Vs. Powerman And The Village Green Preservation Society. The Kinks Caused Some Controversy Because In The Line "...The Air Pollution Is Fogging Up My Eyes..." The Word "fogging" Sounds Much Like "fucking". The Song Was Covered By The Format And Included On Their 2007 B-Sides & Rarities Album.

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