something else by the kinks

After two lackluster singles, the Davies songwriting genius finally came into its own, with "You Really Got Me" skyrocketing to number one in August 1964. This marked the beginning of the Kinks most creative period, during which time they released Face To Face (1966) and the classic Something Else By The Kinks . This 1967 pop masterpiece included some of the Kinks' most innovative material to date, songs like "Waterloo Sunset", "David Watts", "Harry Rag" and Ray Davies' "Death Of A Clown" made the Kinks the undisputed fathers of British pop.