Subject: Ray Davies

• Big & Rich with CBS at Liberty Memorial

  August 10, 2007

• Around Hear

  March 29, 2001

• Leawood children's rocker Chris Bihuniak a finalist in International Songwriting Competition

  Bihuniak's teachin' Rockbots.According to Chris Bihuniak's extensive song list, "When You Grow Up" falls under "Life Lessons," sub category: "unconditional love." We know good material for a song when we see it. And the people behind the International Songwriting Competition claim to know a good song when they hear it. With a list of judges that claims folks as diverse as Tom Waits, Jon Secada, T-Pain, Ricky Martin, Black Francis, Youssou N'Dour, McCoy Tyner, Ray Davies, Jerry Lee Lewis, Robert

  March 10, 2009

• The Citizen Kane of Crap

  June 29, 2006

• Ray Davies

  Other People's Lives (V2)

  March 23, 2006

• The Minus 5

  February 2, 2006

• Waxwings Over America

  Detroit's Waxwings work out the kinks and get a new deal.

  August 5, 2004

• Ginger Spice

  The Prairie Dogg finds the dirt on Ron Jeremy, SARS and the Fonz with Ginger of the Wildhearts.

  June 10, 2004

• Ghost Town

  Tommy Womack resides in a sparsely populated rock realm.

  December 12, 2002

• Various Artists

  Give the People What We Want (Sub Pop)

  November 22, 2001

• X-Ray Vision

  Ray Davies weaves excerpts from his autobiography into a unique live show.

  October 4, 2001

• Modern Youth

  Moods for Moderns' songs evoke an era that predates the birth of its members.

  May 17, 2001

• Golden Years

  Former Butterglory singer Matt Suggs, free of the restraints of band life, makes mature pop gems.

  October 5, 2000

• Ray Davies' Choral Aspirations

  The Kinks' frontman and primary songwriter, Ray Davies, had the ambitious idea to collaborate with the 65-strong Crouch End Festival Chorus at the 2007 BBC Electric Proms in London to create The Kinks Choral Collection. The album is due out November 10 on Decca. raydavies.info​The BBC's already heard it, and their reviewer Sid Smith didn't like it one bit, saying of the songs, "the choral embellishments ultimately drag rather than lift." Still, I am most excited about a six-song suite th

  September 9, 2009