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The Kinks have begun writing new songs for a possible reunion, singer Ray Davies says.
The Kinks singer Ray Davies says the band are "three quarters of the way there" for a possible reunion.
Former Kinks frontman Ray Davies is writing a musical which will be staged at a theatre in London in September.
Former Kinks singer Ray Davies will give away his new album Working Man's Cafe with the Sunday Times newspaper.
Sir Paul McCartney is among the artists added to the line-up of this year's BBC Electric Proms.
Charges are dropped against a man accused of shooting Ray Davies after The Kinks singer does not appear in court.
David Beckham inspires England to a comfortable Euro 2008 qualifier win in Estonia.
Former Dr Who star Tom Baker records a version of the Kinks' You Really Got Me in aid of homeless children.
Ray Davies, singer of the Kinks, picks up an Icon award from the US performing rights organisation BMI.
Ray Davies of the Kinks is to receive an Icon award from the US performing rights organisation BMI.
A plaque is unveiled at a London pub to mark the site where the Kinks performed for the first time.
Scotland could lose out to Ireland in the development of a multi-million pound golf complex by US property tycoon Donald Trump.
The Who, The Kinks and Joy Division/ New Order will be inducted into the UK Music Hall of Fame in November.
The 1967 Beatles track, A Day In The Life, has been hailed the best British song of all time.
Send us your memories of the Britpop summer of 1995 - and how it compares with the music of today.
Some of the highlights of 1995, the year Britpop took the UK by storm.
The Kinks beat the Beatles in a vote to find the greatest songs of the past five decades.
The Beatles are the only British act in the UK Music Hall of Fame, with Elvis Presley, Madonna, U2 and Bob Marley.
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