In early 1965, The Kinks were riding the wave of success from their hit single "You Really Got Me," which had been released in August 1964 and signifi... Read Full Description >
In early 1965, The Kinks were riding the wave of success from their hit single "You Really Got Me," which had been released in August 1964 and significantly influenced the rock landscape. The live recording of "All Day and All of the Night," captured on January 1, 1965, showcases the band's energetic performance style during this peak period of their early career. After "You Really Got Me," the band continued to solidify their presence in the music scene with the release of their album "Kinda Kinks" in late 1965. Notably, this album included “All Day and All of the Night,” further demonstrating the band's knack for producing catchy, enduring tracks. The Kinks were distinguished by their unique sound, characterized by Ray Davies' clever songwriting and Dave Davies' innovative guitar work, setting them apart from their contemporaries in the burgeoning British Invasion.