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David Russell Gordon "Dave" Davies (born 3 February 1947) is an English rock musician best known for his role as lead guitarist and vocalist for the English rock band The Kinks. Check our available Dave Davies concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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It may be a couple of decades since Dave strapped on a guitar to share a stage or recording studio with brother Ray, but he's not averse to doffing his cap to The Kinks on his first solo offering in six years. The opening Little Green Amp borrows its crunching riff from All Day And All Of The Night, while also briefly pick-pocketing the melody and lyric of Sunny Afternoon...
- recordcollectormag.com
When your big brother's talent is such that he's feted as nothing less than a people's poet, it can't be easy making your own mark on the musical landscape. That's not to say Dave Davies didn't pull his weight in The Kinks, of course: his skills as a guitarist were an integral component in tandem with Ray's words and voice...
- www.recordcollectormag.com
Given bully-boy Ray's dominance of the band he founded, it's not surprising that Dave has released upwards of 10 solo efforts. Many stink, but this one's a winner?recorded at a Greenwich Village club during the baby Davies's 1997 "I can be a Storyteller too!" tour, it fully captures his puckish charm and killer riffology. The between-song patter's more come-on than commentary, but that's what we like about the guy?he's such a bloke.
- www.blender.com
This is what a bad Dave Davies album sounds like: high-pitched sludge that tortures the ears and still sounds bland. Typical lyric: "Human race, outta space, travellers/Make a race, and mutate, warriors." Hmmm.
- www.blender.com
How Dave must have got fed up with brother Ray Davies' endless stream of pop operas when it seems all he really wanted to do was rock out. His first album of new material in two decades is full of the kind of dirty, distorted guitars he first unfurled 40-odd years ago on "You Really Got Me", although "Fortis Green", which name-checks both Max Miller and Hancock's Half Hour, offers a welcome change of pace, and owes more to his old group's nostalgic brand of English whimsy...
- www.uncut.co.uk
Three years after suffering a stroke, Kinks guitarist Dave Davies makesa welcome return with this loose, unpolished, and intriguing hodgepodgeof musical styles. At its best, Fractured Mindz sounds like a modest, homespuntake on his band's best work ("Remember Who You Are," "God in MyBrain")...
- ew.com
Lou Reed issued Transformer, an album meant to psychologically (if not sexually) transform the listener, over three decades before Kinks guitarist Dave Davies documents just a portion of his live performances with a superb and highly recommended 73 minutes of music entitled Transformation. For the fans who have seen the other half of the Kinks live, consistency is as much a part of the equation as entertainment for this artist...
- music.aol.com
Continuing on his solo way, Glamour is a bit of a letdown after such a great first effort. Once again, Davies handles all the singing, songwriting, producing, and playing (except for drums) to great effect. However, the tunes he has chosen this time out sound more like they were projected for a Kinks product that never came about. "Is This the Only Way" rocks with the best of them, while "Telepathy" is more majestic in its scope...
- music.aol.com
When Dave Davies racked up a couple British hits in 1967, rumors were rife that the Kinks' lead guitarist would cut a solo album of his own. He never did -- not in the '60s, anyway -- and The Album That Never Was is a facsimile of what might have been, packaging some ultrarare solo singles of the time with tracks that Davies wrote and sang on some of the Kinks' late-'60s records. They show him to be a fine, underappreciated singer and songwriter in a Dylanesque folk-rock mode.
- music.aol.com
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