Kinks

He joined just in time to contribute to their huge hit, "Lola."

Guitarist says he and his brother "talk about music very minimally" these days.

Kinks singer didn’t let bandmates hear his words when they started work on 1967 track.

Band name leads to warnings being added to posts - despite claim it wouldn't happen.

This album is perhaps rightly separated by "You Really Got Me" and songs that are not "You Really Got Me."

“It lasted three minutes and it went very well,” the typically dry-witted Ray Davies says, “and I said goodbye and went home.”

Others get more props for their contributions to rock's legacy, but the Kinks' guitarist started a revolution.

This was the first time Ray and Dave Davies took the stage with Mick Avory and Pete Quaife after ditching their earlier moniker, the Ravens.

It became a massive worldwide hit, seeing the upper reaches of the European charts and breaking the Top 10 in the U.S.

The Kinks became a household name 50 years ago with the release of 'You Really Got Me.'