Ray Davies

Sir Ray Davies, born June 21, 1944 in Muswell Hill, London, is the lead singer of the legendary band The Kinks. He wrote and produced most of their songs alongside his brother Dave. In 1995, he embarked on a solo career with his Storyteller tour, where he shared excerpts from his biography X-Ray and performed old and new songs that narrated the story of his life. His first official solo album was released in February 2006. Recognized for his contributions to the arts, Davies was awarded a knighthood in the 2017 New Year Honours.

With a distinctive sound and captivating storytelling abilities, *Ray Davies* has influenced generations of musicians. His music resonates with fans who appreciate artists like Pete Townshend, Graham Parker, Nick Lowe, and Brian Wilson.

Experience the brilliance of *Ray Davies*'s solo work as well as his iconic contributions to The Kinks' discography. Discover timeless classics and delve into the narrative world created by this influential artist.