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National treasures Toyah Willcox and Robert Fripp have returned to action in a rare new episode of their internationally praised series of Sunday Lunch performances.

In the latest clip, the King Crimson man and his post-punk playmate perform a lively cover of evergreen sporting anthem The Best, originally a minor hit for Bonnie Tyler in 1988 before Tina Turner turned it into a worldwide chartbuster the following year after it was released as the lead single from her Foreign Affair album.

“You are the best!” exclaims Robert, at the song’s eventual denouement.

“You are the best!” repeats Toyah, as if to underscore the importance of Fripp’s statement.

Coincidentally, in 2004 Willcox captained a team of sports fanatics from Birmingham on an episode of Simply The Best, an ITV show that attempted to replicate the success of the BBC’s earlier It’s A Knockout.

Hosted by cricketer Phil Tufnell and broadcaster Kirsty Gallacher, the show included games like 60-Second Screamer, in which contestants had to answer a general knowledge quiz while riding a rollercoaster, and Airkick, which required players to throw balls at their teammates after being tossed skyward by a compressed air catapult.

“I’ve been training so hard,” Willcox told Gallagher. “I’ve been running up mountains, but nothing can prepare you to what’s going to happen tonight. And as you can see I’m not the tallest person in the crowd, but I’m quick and I can nip through small gaps and things like that. So it’s gonna be good and Birmingham is gonna win!”

Willcox’s team duly beat the representatives of Belfast in the first round, but their winning score was not enough to advance them to the final, where the city of Leeds emerged triumphant. A second series was not commissioned.

Bachman-Turner Overdrive have released their first new song in nearly 30 years. 60 Years Ago arrives ahead of the first date of the band’s Back In Overdrive tour, which kicks off in Victoria, British Columbia, on April 1.

“As a thank-you to Winnipeg, the city that shaped us, I wrote a song called 60 Years Ago,” says band founder Randy Bachman. “It features Tal Bachman [Randy’s son], KoKo Bachman [Tal’s wife], and me, with Fred Turner on vocals, and features an incredible guitar solo from Neil Young.

“This song is our tribute to Winnipeg, the place where we grew up as teenagers in the ’60s, a time when the city’s music scene was exploding. It was the Liverpool of North America, a melting pot of incredible talents. Everyone I’ve talked to who spent time in Winnipeg and witnessed that musical explosion is excited to hear this song, and I hope you all enjoy it as much as we enjoyed creating it.”

60 Years Ago is the first freshly recorded material from BTO since 1996’s poorly-received Trial By Fire: Greatest & Latest (a collection of rerecordings made without Bachman), and the band’s first original material since 1984’s BTO album.

Bachman and Fred Turner are the only surviving members of BTO’s original lineup, as both Robbie Bachman (drums) and Tim Bachman (guitar) died in 2023. Meanwhile, the band’s touring lineup includes the three Bachmans alongside Lance Lapointe (bass) and Brent Knudsen (guitar).

“We’re playing all the hits, as well as diving deep into the album cuts, and the response from fans has been incredible,” says Bachman senior. “We can’t wait to tour Canada in April and May and show off this powerhouse lineup. The BTO sound is back!”

The band also play US dates in July and August. Full schedule below.

Apr 01: Victoria Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre, BC
Apr 03: Abbotsford Centre, BC
Apr 04: Penticton South Okanagan Events Centre, BC
Apr 06: Cranbrook Western Financial Place, BC
Apr 08: Prince George CN Centre, BC
Apr 09: Grande Prairie Bonnetts Energy Centre, AB
Apr 11: Tsuut’ina Grey Eagle Event Centre, AB
Apr 12: Tsuut’ina Grey Eagle Event Centre, AB
Apr 13: Lethbridge VisitLethbridge.com Arena, AB
Apr 15: Regina Brandt Centre, SK
Apr 17: Brandon Westoba Place, MB
Apr 19: Winnipeg Canada Life Centre, MB
Apr 24: Kitchener The Aud, ON
Apr 26: Toronto The Theatre at Great Canadian Casino Resort, ON
Apr 28: St. Catharines Meridian Centre, ON
Apr 29: Peterborough Memorial Centre, ON
May 01: London Canada Life Place, ON
May 02: Ottawa TD Place, ON
May 04: Sudbury Arena, ON
May 05: Laval Place Bell, QC
May 07: Saint John TD Station, NB
May 08: Halifax Scotiabank Centre, NS

Jul 18: Council Bluffs Casino & Hotel, IA
Jul 19: Welch Treasure Island Resort and Casino, MN
Jul 20: Fargo Scheels Arena, ND
Jul 22: Interlochen Kresge Auditorium, MI
Jul 24: Appleton Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium, WI
Jul 25: Terre Haute The Mill Terre Haute, IN
Jul 26: Huber Heights Rose Music Center at The Heights, OH
Jul 28: Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts, IL
Jul 29: Elk Grove The Village Green, IL
Jul 31: Jefferson City Capital Region MU Health Care Amphitheater, MO
Aug 01: El Reno Lucky Star Casino, OK
Aug 03: Amarillo Civic Center Complex, TX
Aug 15: West Wendover Peppermill, NV
Aug 16: Beaver Creek Vilar Performing Arts Center (VPAC), CO
Aug 18: Boise Western Idaho Fair, ID
Aug 21: Pala Pala Casino Spa & Resort, CA
Aug 22: Fort Mcdowell We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort, AZ
Aug 23: Albuquerque Route 66 Casino Hotel, NM
Sep 20: Lincoln Thunder Valley Casino Resort, CA

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From Ice-T to the Sex Pistols’ Steve Jones, Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine isn’t averse to inviting outside musicians to appear on his band’s albums.

But there was one unlikely high-profile collaborator whose appearance on a classic Megadeth song fell apart at the very last minute.

In 1994, Megadeth were riding high on the success of albums such as Rust In Peace and Countdown To Extinction, the latter entering the Billboard charts at Number 2 – their highest ever chart position.

The band’s sixth album, Youthanasia, was their most commercial-sounding record yet, to the point where Dave Mustaine later complained that producer Max Norman pushed the band to slow down their songs to make them more palatable for radio.

“When you listen to those songs, they’re all really slow,” said Mustaine in 2024. “We’re a metal band, you can’t have everything at 120 BPM. It’s obvious that that’s a radio tempo.”

Despite his reservations, Youthanasia featured several classic tracks, including one that would be widely recognised as one of Megadeth’s greatest songs: A Tout Le Monde.

The version of A Tout Le Monde that appears on Youthanasia was sung by Mustaine alone, but the band would revisit it 13 years later with the intention of re-recording it as a duet.

The updated version of the song, retitled A Tout Le Monde (Set Me Free), appeared on 2007’s United Abominations album and featured Mustaine trading lines with Cristina Scabbia, singer with Italian goth metal band Lacuna Coil.

“That song was never respected by the record company [Capitol], or by anyone except myself and the fans,” Mustaine told Metal Hammer in 2007. “Being one of my most beautiful songs, I thought it deserved a better chance before I went into retirement.”

But Scabbia wasn’t the first person that Mustaine approached to appear on the new version of the song. The Megadeth man had considered two unnamed singers who failed to work out, before reaching out to a third: Lisa Marie Presley.

Presley, who died in 2023, was the daughter of rock’n’roll legend Elvis Presley and a singer in her own right. But sadly, the mooted team-up with Megadeth fell through at the eleventh hour.

“She was literally getting onto the plane,” Mustaine told Metal Hammer, adding cryptically: “I felt awkward about it, but I’ve got a bad enough reputation and so has she.”

In another interview with Straight.com, the Megadeth frontman explained: “We had to call and say, ‘Sorry, we changed our minds. I would have loved to have heard what Lisa Marie Presley would have done,.”

The exact reason for Presley’s non-appearance on A Tout Le Monde (Set Me Free) has never been revealed. Instead, Mustaine enlisted Cristina Scabbia as his duet partner on the song.

“Cristina is the best of all the female singers around at the moment and I hope it helps her band’s career,” Mustaine told Metal Hammer.

Fittingly, given the Megadeth singer’s issues with Youthanasia’s radio-friendly approach, the new version of the song was faster than the original. As for what it would have sounded like with Lisa Marie Presley? We can only imagine.

Santana is inseparably connected to the vibrant cultural fusion of San Francisco’s late 1960s music scene, where guitarist Carlos Santana assembled a dynamic lineup in 1966, setting the foundation for a groundbreaking fusion of rock, Latin rhythms, jazz, and blues. Originally known as the Santana Blues Band, the group’s early performances at iconic venues such as the Fillmore West garnered significant attention, positioning them for a defining moment at the 1969 Woodstock Festival. Their electrifying set, highlighted by an iconic rendition of “Soul Sacrifice,” catapulted the band to global recognition.

With a prolific discography spanning several decades, Santana has released twenty-six studio albums, along with numerous live recordings and collaborations, illustrating an unwavering commitment to musical innovation and evolution. Their eponymous debut album, released shortly after their Woodstock performance, established the band’s signature style and included standout tracks like “Evil Ways.” The following year, their landmark album “Abraxas” solidified their stardom, featuring chart-topping hits such as “Black Magic Woman” and the exuberant instrumental “Oye Como Va,” which remains one of their most celebrated tracks.

Throughout their impressive career, Santana achieved significant commercial and critical acclaim, amassing numerous awards and honors. Notably, the band earned multiple Grammy Awards, particularly in 2000 when their album “Supernatural” swept nine Grammy wins, including Record of the Year and Album of the Year. This landmark album, driven by the massive global hit “Smooth,” featuring Rob Thomas of Matchbox Twenty, introduced Santana’s timeless appeal to a new generation, reaffirming their unique ability to seamlessly bridge musical genres and generations.

Santana’s enduring popularity is deeply rooted in their authentic blend of diverse musical influences and virtuosic musicianship. Carlos Santana himself is widely revered for his soulful, expressive guitar style, characterized by fluidity and emotional depth, qualities that have made him one of rock music’s most admired guitarists. The band’s ability to continuously reinvent their sound while maintaining their musical integrity has cemented their status as both cultural icons and musical trailblazers.

Outside the recording studio, Carlos Santana and his bandmates have dedicated substantial efforts toward humanitarian and social activism. Carlos established the Milagro Foundation in 1998, committed to supporting underserved and vulnerable children around the world by funding educational, healthcare, and arts programs. The band’s commitment to social consciousness extends through benefit concerts and participation in various philanthropic initiatives, underscoring their belief in music’s transformative power beyond mere entertainment.

Santana’s legacy is thus characterized not only by their impressive catalogue and accolades but also by their profound influence across cultural and generational lines. Their passionate performances, commitment to innovation, and meaningful contributions to social causes illustrate why Santana continues to be cherished deeply within the global music community, respected for both their artistic excellence and dedication to humanitarian principles.

Complete List Of Santana Songs From A to Z

1. A Dios – Milagro – 1992
2. A-1 Funk – Lotus – 1974
3. Adouma – Shaman – 2002
4. Africa Bamba – Supernatural – 1999
5. Africa Speaks – Africa Speaks – 2019
6. Agua que va caer – Milagro – 1992
7. Ah, Sweet Dancer – Shape Shifter – 2012
8. All Aboard – Santana IV – 2016
9. All I Ever Wanted – Marathon – 1979
10. All the Love of the Universe – Caravanserai – 1972
11. America – Shaman – 2002
12. America for Sale – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
13. American Gypsy – Zebop! – 1981
14. Amoré (Sexo) – Shaman – 2002
15. Amor Correspondido – Corazón (Deluxe) – 2014
16. Angel Choir/All Together – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
17. Angelica Faith – Shape Shifter – 2012
18. Anywhere You Want to Go – Santana IV – 2016
19. Aqua Marine – Marathon – 1979
20. Aspirations – Borboletta – 1974
21. Aye Aye Aye – Shaman – 2002
22. Back in Black – Guitar Heaven – 2010 (AC/DC cover)
23. Bahia – Moonflower – 1977
24. Bang a Gong (Get It On) – Guitar Heaven – 2010 (T. Rex cover)
25. Batonga – Africa Speaks – 2019
26. Batuka – Santana III – 1971
27. Batukada – Lotus – 1974
28. Beijo de Longe – Corazón (Deluxe) – 2014
29. Before We Go – Freedom – 1987
30. Bembele – Africa Speaks – 2019
31. Besos de Lejos – Corazón – 2014
32. Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen – Abraxas – 1970
33. Blue Skies – Africa Speaks – 2019
34. Blues Magic – Santana IV – 2016
35. Body Surfing – Shangó – 1982
36. Borboletta – Borboletta – 1974
37. Break – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
38. Breaking Down the Door – Africa Speaks – 2019
39. Breaking Out – Beyond Appearances – 1985
40. Breathing Underwater – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
41. Brightest Star – Zebop! – 1981
42. Brotherhood – Beyond Appearances – 1985
43. Brown Skin Girl – All That I Am – 2005
44. Caminando – Santana IV – 2016
45. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking – Guitar Heaven – 2010 (The Rolling Stones cover)
46. Candombe Cumbele – Africa Speaks – 2019
47. Canela – Shape Shifter – 2012
48. Canto de los Flores – Borboletta – 1974
49. Carnaval – Festival – 1977
50. Castillos de Arena Part 1 (Sand Castle) – Lotus – 1974
51. Castillos de Arena Part 2 (Sand Castle) – Lotus – 1974
52. Changes – Zebop! – 1981
53. Choo Choo – Santana IV – 2016
54. Choose – Spirits Dancing in the Flesh – 1990
55. Come as You Are – Santana IV – 2016
56. Con Santana – All That I Am – 2005
57. Corazón Espinado – Supernatural – 1999
58. Cry Baby Cry – All That I Am – 2005
59. Da Tu Amor – All That I Am – 2005
60. Dance Sister Dance (Baila Mi Hermana) – Amigos – 1976
61. Dance the Night Away – Guitar Heaven – 2010 (Van Halen cover)
62. Dawn/Go Within – Moonflower – 1977
63. Dealer/Spanish Rose – Inner Secrets – 1978
64. Deeper, Dig Deeper – Freedom – 1987
65. Dios Bendiga Tu Interior – Africa Speaks (Bonus Track) – 2019
66. Do You Like the Way – Supernatural – 1999
67. Dom – Shape Shifter – 2012
68. E Papa Ré – Zebop! – 1981
69. Echizo – Santana IV – 2016
70. El Farol – Supernatural – 1999
71. El Fuego – All That I Am – 2005
72. El Morocco – Moonflower – 1977
73. El Nicoya – Abraxas – 1970
74. Eres La Luz – Shape Shifter – 2012
75. Eternal Caravan of Reincarnation – Caravanserai – 1972
76. Europa (Earth’s Cry Heaven’s Smile) – Amigos – 1976
77. Everybody’s Everything – Santana III – 1971
78. Every Step of the Way – Caravanserai – 1972
79. Everything’s Coming Our Way – Santana III – 1971
80. Evil Ways – Santana – 1969
81. Feel It Coming Back – Corazón – 2014
82. Feels Like Fire – Shaman – 2002
83. Fillmore East – Santana IV – 2016
84. Flame – Sky – Welcome – 1973
85. Flor d’Luna (Moonflower) – Moonflower – 1977
86. Flor de Canela – Borboletta – 1974
87. Foo Foo – Shaman – 2002
88. Forgiveness – Santana IV – 2016
89. Free All the People (South Africa) – Milagro – 1992
90. Free Angela – Lotus – 1974
91. Freedom in Your Mind – Santana IV – 2016
92. Full Moon – Spirits Dancing in the Flesh – 1990
93. Future Primitive – Caravanserai – 1972
94. Ghost of Future Pull / New Light – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
95. Ghost of Future Pull II – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
96. Gitano – Amigos – 1976
97. Give and Take – Borboletta – 1974
98. Give Me Love – Festival – 1977
99. Going Home – Welcome – 1973
100. Goodness and Mercy – Spirits Dancing in the Flesh – 1990
101. Guajira – Santana III – 1971
102. Gypsy Woman – Spirits Dancing in the Flesh – 1990
103. Gypsy/Grajonca – Milagro – 1992
104. Hannibal – Zebop! – 1981
105. Hard Times – Marathon – 1979
106. Here and Now – Borboletta – 1974
107. Hermes – All That I Am – 2005
108. Hold On – Shangó – 1982
109. Hope You’re Feeling Better – Abraxas – 1970
110. Hoy Es Adiós – Shaman – 2002
111. How Long – Beyond Appearances – 1985
112. I Ain’t Superstitious – Guitar Heaven – 2010 (The Jeff Beck Group cover)
113. I Am Somebody – All That I Am – 2005
114. I Don’t Wanna Lose Your Love – All That I Am – 2005
115. I Love You Much Too Much – Zebop! – 1981
116. I See Your Face – Corazón – 2014
117. I’ll Be Waiting – Moonflower – 1977
118. I’m Feeling You – All That I Am – 2005
119. I’m the One Who Loves You – Beyond Appearances – 1985
120. In the Light of a New Day – Shape Shifter – 2012
121. Incident at Neshabur – Abraxas – 1970
122. Indy – Corazón – 2014
123. Introduction — Bill Graham (Milagro) – Milagro – 1992
124. Iron Lion Zion – Corazón – 2014
125. It’s a Jungle Out There – Spirits Dancing in the Flesh – 1990
126. Jin-go-lo-ba – Spirits Dancing in the Flesh – 1990
127. Jingo – Santana – 1969
128. Joy – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
129. Jugando – Festival – 1977
130. Jungle Strut – Santana III – 1971
131. Just Feel Better – All That I Am – 2005
132. Just in Time to See the Sun – Caravanserai – 1972
133. Kyoto (Drum Solo) – Lotus – 1974
134. La Flaca – Corazón – 2014
135. La Fuente del Ritmo – Caravanserai – 1972
136. Leave Me Alone – Santana IV – 2016
137. Let It Shine – Amigos – 1976
138. Let Me – Amigos – 1976
139. Let Me Inside – Shangó – 1982
140. Let the Children Play – Festival – 1977
141. Let the Music Set You Free – Festival – 1977
142. Let There Be Light/Spirits Dancing in the Flesh – Spirits Dancing in the Flesh – 1990
143. Life Is a Lady/Holiday – Inner Secrets – 1978
144. Life Is Anew – Borboletta – 1974
145. Life Is for Living – Milagro – 1992
146. Light of Life – Welcome – 1973
147. Lightning in the Sky – Marathon – 1979
148. Little Wing – Guitar Heaven – 2010 (The Jimi Hendrix Experience cover)
149. Look Up (To See What’s Coming Down) – Caravanserai – 1972
150. Los Invisibles – Africa Speaks – 2019
151. Love – Marathon – 1979
152. Love Is You – Freedom – 1987
153. Love Makes the World Go Round – Santana IV – 2016
154. Love of My Life – Supernatural – 1999
155. Love, Devotion & Surrender – Welcome – 1973
156. Luna Hechicera – Africa Speaks – 2019
157. Macumba in Budapest – Shape Shifter – 2012
158. Make Somebody Happy – Milagro – 1992
159. Mal Bicho – Corazón – 2014
160. Mandela – Freedom – 1987
161. Mantra – Lotus – 1974
162. Marathon – Marathon – 1979
163. Margarita – Corazón – 2014
164. Maria Maria – Supernatural – 1999
165. María Caracóles – Festival – 1977
166. Meditation – Lotus – 1974
167. Metatron – Shape Shifter – 2012
168. Mientras Tanto – Africa Speaks (Bonus Track) – 2019
169. Migra – Supernatural – 1999
170. Mirage – Borboletta – 1974
171. Mother Africa – Welcome – 1973
172. Mother Yes – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
173. Mother’s Daughter – Abraxas – 1970
174. Move – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
175. Move On – Inner Secrets – 1978
176. Mr. Szabo – Shape Shifter – 2012
177. My Man – All That I Am – 2005
178. Never the Same Again – Shape Shifter – 2012
179. Night Hunting Time – Shangó – 1982
180. No One to Depend On – Santana III – 1971
181. Nomad – Shape Shifter – 2012
182. Nothing at All – Shaman – 2002
183. Novus – Shaman – 2002
184. Nowhere to Run – Shangó – 1982
185. Nueva York – Shangó – 1982
186. Once It’s Gotcha – Freedom – 1987
187. One Chain (Don’t Make No Prison) – Inner Secrets – 1978
188. One of These Days – Shaman – 2002
189. One with the Sun – Borboletta – 1974
190. Open Invitation – Inner Secrets – 1978
191. Over and Over – Zebop! – 1981
192. Oxun (Oshūn) – Shangó – 1982
193. Oye 2014 – Corazón – 2014
194. Oye Cómo Va – Abraxas – 1970
195. Oye Este Mi Canto – Africa Speaks – 2019
196. Para los Rumberos – Santana III – 1971
197. Paraísos Quemados – Africa Speaks – 2019
198. Peace on Earth…Mother Earth…Third Stone from the Sun – Spirits Dancing in the Flesh – 1990
199. Peace Power – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
200. Persuasion – Santana – 1969
201. Photograph – Guitar Heaven – 2010 (Def Leppard cover)
202. Practice What You Preach – Borboletta – 1974
203. Praise – Freedom – 1987
204. Primera Invasión – Zebop! – 1981
205. Primavera – Supernatural – 1999
206. Promise of a Fisherman – Borboletta – 1974
207. Put Your Lights On – Supernatural – 1999
208. Reach Up – Festival – 1977
209. Red Prophet – Milagro – 1992
210. Revelations – Festival – 1977
211. Riders on the Storm – Guitar Heaven – 2010 (The Doors cover)
212. Right Now – Beyond Appearances – 1985
213. Rumbalero – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
214. Runnin – Marathon – 1979
215. Saideira – Corazón (Deluxe) – 2014
216. Saideira (Spanish version) – Corazón – 2014
217. Saja/Right On – Milagro – 1992
218. Samba de Sausalito – Welcome – 1973
219. Samba Pa Ti – Abraxas – 1970
220. Santana Celebration – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
221. Savor – Santana – 1969
222. Say It Again – Beyond Appearances – 1985
223. Se a Cabó – Abraxas – 1970
224. Searchin’ – Zebop! – 1981
225. Shades of Time – Santana – 1969
226. Shake It – Santana IV – 2016
227. Shangó – Shangó – 1982
228. Shape Shifter – Shape Shifter – 2012
229. She Can’t Let Go – Freedom – 1987
230. She’s Fire – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
231. She’s Not There – Moonflower – 1977
232. Sideways – Shaman – 2002
233. Since Supernatural – Shaman – 2002
234. Singing Winds, Crying Beasts – Abraxas – 1970
235. Smoke on the Water – Guitar Heaven – 2010 (Deep Purple cover)
236. Smooth – Supernatural – 1999
237. Song for Cindy – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
238. Somewhere in Heaven – Milagro – 1992
239. Song of the Wind – Caravanserai – 1972
240. Songs of Freedom – Freedom – 1987
241. Soul Sacrifice – Santana – 1969
242. Soweto (Africa Libre) – Spirits Dancing in the Flesh – 1990
243. Spark of the Divine – Shape Shifter – 2012
244. Spirit – Beyond Appearances – 1985
245. Spring Manifestations – Borboletta – 1974
246. Stand Up – Marathon – 1979
247. Stay (Beside Me) – Marathon – 1979
248. Stone Flower – Caravanserai – 1972
249. Stormy – Inner Secrets – 1978
250. Sueños – Santana IV – 2016
251. Summer Lady – Marathon – 1979
252. Sunshine of Your Love – Guitar Heaven – 2010 (Cream cover)
253. Taboo – Santana III – 1971
254. Take Me with You – Amigos – 1976
255. Tales of Kilimanjaro – Zebop! – 1981
256. Tell Me Are You Tired – Amigos – 1976
257. The Calling – Supernatural – 1999
258. The Facts of Love – Inner Secrets – 1978
259. The Game of Love – Shaman – 2002
260. The Nile – Shangó – 1982
261. The River – Festival – 1977
262. The Sensitive Kind – Zebop! – 1981
263. Touchdown Raiders – Beyond Appearances – 1985
264. Toussaint L’Overture – Santana III – 1971
265. Transcendance – Moonflower – 1977
266. Treat – Santana – 1969
267. Trinity – All That I Am – 2005
268. Try a Little Harder – Festival – 1977
269. Twisted – All That I Am – 2005
270. Una Noche en Nápoles – Corazón – 2014
271. Veracruz – Freedom – 1987
272. Verão Vermelho – Festival – 1977
273. Victim of Circumstance – Freedom – 1987
274. Victory Is Won – Shaman – 2002
275. Waiting – Santana – 1969
276. Warrior – Shangó – 1982
277. Waves Within – Caravanserai – 1972
278. We Don’t Have to Wait – Milagro – 1992
279. Well All Right – Inner Secrets – 1978
280. Welcome – Welcome – 1973
281. What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) – Shangó – 1982
282. Wham! – Inner Secrets – 1978
283. When I Look into Your Eyes – Welcome – 1973
284. While My Guitar Gently Weeps – Guitar Heaven – 2010 (The Beatles cover)
285. Whiter Shade of Pale – Blessings and Miracles – 2021
286. Who Loves You – Beyond Appearances – 1985
287. Who’s That Lady – Spirits Dancing in the Flesh – 1990
288. Whole Lotta Love – Guitar Heaven – 2010 (Led Zeppelin cover)
289. Why Don’t You & I – Shaman – 2002
290. Wishing It Was – Supernatural – 1999
291. Winning – Zebop! – 1981
292. Written in Sand – Beyond Appearances – 1985
293. Xibaba (She-Ba-Ba) – Lotus – 1974
294. (Da Le) Yaleo – Supernatural – 1999
295. Yambu – Santana IV – 2016
296. Yo Me Lo Merezco – Africa Speaks – 2019
297. Yo Soy La Luz – Corazón – 2014
298. You and I – Santana IV – 2016
299. You Are My Kind – Shaman – 2002
300. You Just Don’t Care – Santana – 1969
301. You Know That I Love You – Marathon – 1979
302. Your Touch – Milagro – 1992
303. Yours Is the Light – Welcome – 1973
304. Zulu – Moonflower – 1977

Albums

Santana (1969): 9 songs

Abraxas (1970): 9 songs

Santana III (1971): 9 songs

Caravanserai (1972): 10 songs

Welcome (1973): 9 songs

Lotus (1974): 9 new tracks

Borboletta (1974): 12 songs

Amigos (1976): 7 songs

Festival (1977): 11 songs

Moonflower (1977): 8 new studio tracks

Inner Secrets (1978): 9 songs

Marathon (1979): 11 songs

Zebop! (1981): 12 songs

Shangó (1982): 11 songs

Beyond Appearances (1985): 10 songs

Freedom (1987): 10 songs

Spirits Dancing in the Flesh (1990): 10 songs

Milagro (1992): 12 songs

Supernatural (1999): 13 songs

Shaman (2002): 16 songs

All That I Am (2005): 13 songs

Guitar Heaven (2010): 12 songs (all covers)

Shape Shifter (2012): 13 songs

Corazón (2014): 15 songs (including deluxe edition tracks)

Santana IV (2016): 16 songs

Africa Speaks (2019): 13 songs (including bonus tracks)

Blessings and Miracles (2021): 15 songs

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Ted Nugent has long been known as the Motor City Madman, a title that he earned thanks to his penchant for wild live performances.

In his younger years, the guitarist was known for jumping off of speakers and hanging from the rafters during his shows. In a recent interview with Sirius XM’s Eddie Trunk, Nugent looked back on his outlandish onstage antics, specifically the stunts that could have gotten him killed.

“I mean, the running, the athleticism, the ramp — we created the whole ramp thing onstage because I was so hyper, so driven by the rhythms that my incredible band provided that you can’t stand there and play,” the guitarist recalled, before naming a memorable near-death experience. “Coming down out of the ceiling at Cobo Hall in the ‘80s, my hair got caught in the pulley 140 feet up in the air. And I had to literally violently yank out that big shard of hair from the pulley or I’d have plummeted to the ground and died.”

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Another one of Nugent’s life-risking moves? Mounting a 1,000-pound wild animal onstage.

“Riding the buffalo onstage at the House of Blues in Chicago, where we’re going up the elevator where the buffalo’s horns were up against my ass,” the rocker continued. “And if he would sneeze, I’d have been fixed for life.”

“I should have died, oh, maybe 30, 40 times,” the guitarist estimated. “But luckily I was really healthy and athletic.”

Nugent likened his extreme performance style to a racecar driver pushing to “dangerous near-death limits to come in first. … I couldn’t have told you that was my approach back then, but that was my approach back then.”

How Did Ted Nugent Start Riding Buffalo During His Concerts?

A chance encounter with a buffalo farmer led Nugent to study the impressive beasts. He slowly learned how to earn the animal’s trust and eventually trained one to ride onstage.

“I know some people don’t think you should domesticate wild animals, but we do, we can, we do,” Nugent noted. “And if it’s done with reverence and done with respect and taking real genuine care of these animals, then there’s a place for that.”

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Of course, practicing on a farm and getting out on a stage in front of an audience were two very different things. Nugent admitted he was worried the buffalo would “kill me or the first four rows” if it got spooked by the noise or lighting. “But luckily I had spent so much time riding him that he came to accept me and even accept the chaos and the outrage of a rock ‘n’ roll concert. And people would witness me come out riding Chief onstage.”

Riding a buffalo would become something of a calling card for Nugent, who repeated the act many times throughout his career. As for what happened to his very first onstage buffalo, the avid hunter was direct: “I do believe that we sauteed some of him on my barbecue.”

The Kinks trace their roots back to Muswell Hill, North London, where brothers Ray and Dave Davies began playing music together in the early 1960s. Initially performing as The Ravens, the band evolved quickly after signing a record deal in 1964, adopting the name “The Kinks.” Their raw, energetic sound soon set them apart, blending rock and roll with distinctive lyrics and bold guitar riffs.

With their debut single “Long Tall Sally,” The Kinks made a modest impression, but it was their third single, “You Really Got Me,” released in 1964, that catapulted them into international acclaim. Featuring Dave Davies’s distorted guitar, achieved through slicing his amplifier speaker, this song became a hallmark of rock innovation. Other major hits followed swiftly, including timeless classics such as “All Day and All of the Night,” “Tired of Waiting for You,” and the introspective “Waterloo Sunset,” showcasing Ray Davies’s exceptional songwriting abilities.

Throughout their prolific career, The Kinks released twenty-four studio albums, cementing their position as prolific artists who continually evolved. Albums like “Face to Face,” “Something Else by the Kinks,” “The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society,” and “Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One” illustrate their creative depth and willingness to tackle diverse themes from social satire to personal introspection.

Remarkably influential despite fewer commercial successes in later years, The Kinks were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990, affirming their enduring impact on music history. Their innovative approach and authentic narrative voice earned them widespread respect among peers and fans alike. Known for their vivid storytelling, capturing uniquely British perspectives with universal themes, their music has transcended generations.

Beyond their celebrated discography, The Kinks have earned considerable accolades, including the Ivor Novello Award for Outstanding Service to British Music. Their legacy continues to resonate deeply due to their profound influence on subsequent rock and pop artists, from punk rock bands to Britpop movements, attesting to their versatility and enduring relevance.

Outside music, members of The Kinks, particularly Ray Davies, have ventured into literary and theatrical arenas. Ray has notably authored several books, such as his autobiography, “X-Ray,” and has engaged deeply with musical theatre, successfully adapting Kinks material for stage productions. His creative pursuits exemplify the band’s broader artistic commitment, enriching their legacy far beyond their musical contributions alone.

Ultimately, The Kinks are cherished in the music industry for their honesty, lyrical craftsmanship, and innovative musical styles. Their story is one of constant reinvention and unwavering authenticity, characteristics that have anchored their place in rock history and made them beloved across generations.

Complete List Of The Kinks Songs From A to Z

1. 20th Century Man – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971
2. A Gallon of Gas – Low Budget – 1979
3. A Little Bit of Abuse – Give the People What They Want – 1981
4. A Long Way from Home – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970
5. A Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy – Misfits – 1978
6. (A) Face in the Crowd – Soap Opera – 1975
7. Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971
8. Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972 (live)
9. Add It Up – Give the People What They Want – 1981
10. Afternoon Tea – Something Else by the Kinks – 1967
11. Aggravation – UK Jive – 1989
12. Alcohol – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971
13. Alcohol – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972 (live)
14. All of My Friends Were There – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
15. Animal Farm – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
16. Animals in the Zoo – Percy – 1971
17. Announcement – Preservation Act 2 – 1974 (multiple tracks)
18. Anytime – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970 (2014 Deluxe Edition bonus track)
19. Apeman – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970
20. Around the Dial – Give the People What They Want – 1981
21. Art Lover – Give the People What They Want – 1981
22. Artificial Light – Sleepwalker – 1977 (CD reissue bonus track)
23. Artificial Man – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
24. Arthur – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969
25. Attitude – Low Budget – 1979
26. Australia – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969
27. Babies – Phobia – 1993
28. Baby Face – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972 (live)
29. Back to Front – Give the People What They Want – 1981
30. Bald Headed Woman – Kinks – 1964
31. Banana Boat Song – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972 (live)
32. Beautiful Delilah – Kinks – 1964
33. Bernadette – State of Confusion – 1983
34. Better Things – Give the People What They Want – 1981
35. Big Sky – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
36. Black Messiah – Misfits – 1978
37. Brainwashed – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969
38. Brainwashed – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972 (live)
39. Bright Lights – UK Jive – 1989 (CD bonus track)
40. Brother – Sleepwalker – 1977
41. Cadillac – Kinks – 1964
42. Catch Me Now I’m Falling – Low Budget – 1979
43. Celluloid Heroes – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972
44. Clichés of the World (B Movie) – State of Confusion – 1983
45. Close to the Wire – Phobia – 1993
46. Come Dancing – State of Confusion – 1983
47. Come on Now – Kinda Kinks – 1965 (UK only)
48. Complicated Life – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971
49. Completely – Percy – 1971
50. Cricket – Preservation Act 1 – 1973
51. Creeping Jean – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969 (2011 Special Deluxe Edition bonus track)
52. Dancing in the Street – Kinda Kinks – 1965 (UK & US)
53. Dandy – Face to Face – 1966
54. David Watts – Something Else by the Kinks – 1967
55. Daylight – Preservation Act 1 – 1973
56. Dear Margaret – UK Jive – 1989
57. Death of a Clown – Something Else by the Kinks – 1967
58. Definite Maybe – State of Confusion – 1983
59. Demolition – Preservation Act 1 – 1973
60. Denmark Street – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970
61. Destroyer – Give the People What They Want – 1981
62. Did Ya – Phobia – 1993 (UK/Japan bonus track)
63. Do It Again – Word of Mouth – 1984
64. Do You Remember Walter – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
65. Don’t – Phobia – 1993
66. Don’t Ever Change – Kinda Kinks – 1965 (UK & US)
67. Don’t Forget to Dance – State of Confusion – 1983
68. Down All the Days (Till 1992) – UK Jive – 1989
69. Dreams – Percy – 1971
70. Drift Away – Phobia – 1993
71. Drivin’ – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969
72. Ducks on the Wall – Soap Opera – 1975
73. Education – Schoolboys in Disgrace – 1975
74. End of the Season – Something Else by the Kinks – 1967
75. Entertainment – UK Jive – 1989
76. Ev’rybody’s Gonna Be Happy – Kinda Kinks – 1965 (US only)
77. Everybody’s a Star (Starmaker) – Soap Opera – 1975
78. Fancy – Face to Face – 1966
79. Father Christmas – Misfits – 1978 (bonus track)
80. Finale – Schoolboys in Disgrace – 1975
81. Flash’s Confession – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
82. Flash’s Dream (The Final Elbow) – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
83. Full Moon – Sleepwalker – 1977
84. Funny Face – Something Else by the Kinks – 1967
85. Get Back in Line – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970
86. Get Up – Misfits – 1978
87. Give the People What They Want – Give the People What They Want – 1981
88. God’s Children – Percy – 1971
89. God’s Children – End – Percy – 1971
90. Going Solo – Word of Mouth – 1984
91. Good Day – Word of Mouth – 1984
92. Got to Be Free – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970
93. Gotta Get the First Plane Home – The Kink Kontroversy – 1965
94. Got Love If You Want It – Kinks – 1964
95. Got My Feet on the Ground – Kinda Kinks – 1965 (UK & US)
96. Guilty – Word of Mouth – 1984
97. Harry Rag – Something Else by the Kinks – 1967
98. Hatred (A Duet) – Phobia – 1993
99. Have a Cuppa Tea – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971
100. Have Another Drink – Soap Opera – 1975
101. Hay Fever – Misfits – 1978
102. He’s Evil – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
103. Headmaster – Schoolboys in Disgrace – 1975
104. Heart of Gold – State of Confusion – 1983
105. Helga – Percy – 1971
106. Here Come the People in Grey – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971
107. Here Comes Flash – Preservation Act 1 – 1973
108. Here Comes Yet Another Day – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972
109. Hold My Hand – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969 (2011 Special Deluxe Edition bonus track)
110. Holiday – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971
111. Holiday – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972 (live)
112. Holiday in Waikiki – Face to Face – 1966
113. Holiday Romance – Soap Opera – 1975
114. Holloway Jail – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971
115. Hot Potatoes – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972
116. House in the Country – Face to Face – 1966
117. How Are You – Think Visual – 1986
118. How Do I Get Close – UK Jive – 1989
119. I Am Free – The Kink Kontroversy – 1965
120. I Am Your Man – Preservation Act 1 – 1973 (part of “Money and Corruption/I Am Your Man”)
121. I’ll Remember – Face to Face – 1966
122. I’m in Disgrace – Schoolboys in Disgrace – 1975
123. In a Foreign Land – Misfits – 1978
124. In a Space – Low Budget – 1979
125. Introduction to Solution – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
126. I Took My Baby Home – Kinks – 1964
127. I’m a Lover Not a Fighter – Kinks – 1964
128. I’m on an Island – The Kink Kontroversy – 1965
129. It’s Alright (Don’t Think About It) – Phobia – 1993
130. It’s Too Late – The Kink Kontroversy – 1965
131. I’ve Been Driving on Bald Mountain – Kinks – 1964
132. Jack the Idiot Dunce – Schoolboys in Disgrace – 1975
133. Johnny Thunder – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
134. Juke Box Music – Sleepwalker – 1977
135. Just Can’t Go to Sleep – Kinks – 1964
136. Just Friends – Percy – 1971
137. Kentucky Moon – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971 (1998/2013/2014 CD bonus track)
138. Killer’s Eyes – Give the People What They Want – 1981
139. Killing Time – Think Visual – 1986
140. King Kong – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969 (1998/2004 CD reissue bonus track)
141. Labour of Love – State of Confusion – 1983
142. Last of the Steam-Powered Trains – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
143. Lavender Lane – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971 (2013/2014 CD bonus track)
144. Lazy Old Sun – Something Else by the Kinks – 1967
145. Life Goes On – Sleepwalker – 1977
146. Life on the Road – Sleepwalker – 1977
147. Lincoln County – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969 (2011 Special Deluxe Edition bonus track)
148. Little Bit of Emotion – Low Budget – 1979
149. Little Miss Queen of Darkness – Face to Face – 1966
150. Live Life – Misfits – 1978
151. Living on a Thin Line – Word of Mouth – 1984
152. Lola – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970
153. Lola – Percy – 1971 (instrumental blues jam version)
154. Lola – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972 (live)
155. Long Distance – State of Confusion – 1983 (bonus track)
156. Long Tall Shorty – Kinks – 1964
157. Loony Balloon – UK Jive – 1989
158. Look a Little on the Sunny Side – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972
159. Look for Me Baby – Kinda Kinks – 1965 (UK & US)
160. Lost and Found – Think Visual – 1986
161. Love Me Till the Sun Shines – Something Else by the Kinks – 1967
162. Low Budget – Low Budget – 1979
163. Massive Reductions – Word of Mouth – 1984
164. Maximum Consumption – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972
165. Milk Cow Blues – The Kink Kontroversy – 1965
166. Mindless Child of Motherhood – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969 (1998/2004/2011 CD bonus track)
167. Mirror of Love – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
168. Misery – Low Budget – 1979
169. Missing Persons – Word of Mouth – 1984
170. Misfits – Misfits – 1978
171. Moments – Percy – 1971
172. Monica – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
173. Money and Corruption – Preservation Act 1 – 1973 (part of “Money and Corruption/I Am Your Man”)
174. Money Talks – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
175. Morning Song – Preservation Act 1 – 1973
176. Most Exclusive Residence for Sale – Face to Face – 1966
177. Motorway – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972
178. Mountain Woman – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971 (1998/2013/2014 CD bonus track)
179. Moving Pictures – Low Budget – 1979
180. Mr. Big Man – Sleepwalker – 1977
181. Mr. Churchill Says – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969
182. Mr. Reporter – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969 (2011 Special Deluxe Edition bonus track)
183. Mr. Shoemaker’s Daughter – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969 (1998/2004/2011 CD bonus track)
184. Mr. Wonderful – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972 (live)
185. Muswell Hillbilly – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971
186. Muswell Hillbilly – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972 (live)
187. Naggin’ Woman – Kinda Kinks – 1965 (UK only)
188. National Health – Low Budget – 1979
189. Natural Gift – Think Visual – 1986
190. Nine to Five – Soap Opera – 1975
191. No More Looking Back – Schoolboys in Disgrace – 1975
192. No Return – Something Else by the Kinks – 1967
193. Nobody Gives – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
194. Nobody’s Fool – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971 (2013/2014 CD bonus track)
195. Noise – State of Confusion – 1983 (bonus track)
196. Nothing Lasts Forever – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
197. Nothing to Say – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969
198. Nothin’ in the World Can Stop Me Worryin’ ‘Bout that Girl – Kinda Kinks – 1965 (UK & US)
199. Now and Then – UK Jive – 1989
200. Oh Where Oh Where Is Love? – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
201. Oklahoma U.S.A. – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971
202. On the Outside – Sleepwalker – 1977 (CD reissue bonus track)
203. Once a Thief – State of Confusion – 1983 (bonus track)
204. One of the Survivors – Preservation Act 1 – 1973
205. Only a Dream – Phobia – 1993
206. Opening – Phobia – 1993
207. Ordinary People – Soap Opera – 1975
208. Out of the Wardrobe – Misfits – 1978
209. Over the Edge – Phobia – 1993
210. Party Line – Face to Face – 1966
211. People Take Pictures of Each Other – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
212. Perfect Strangers – UK Jive – 1989 (CD bonus track)
213. Permanent Waves – Misfits – 1978
214. Phenomenal Cat – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
215. Phobia – Phobia – 1993
216. Picture Book – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
217. Plastic Man – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969 (1998/2004/2011 CD bonus track)
218. Powerman – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970
219. Predictable – Give the People What They Want – 1981
220. Preservation – Preservation Act 1 – 1973 (CD bonus track)
221. Pressure – Low Budget – 1979
222. Prince of the Punks – Sleepwalker – 1977 (CD reissue bonus track)
223. Property – State of Confusion – 1983
224. Queenie – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971 (2013/2014 CD bonus track)
225. Rainy Day in June – Face to Face – 1966
226. Rats – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970
227. Repetition – Think Visual – 1986
228. Revenge – Kinks – 1964
229. Ring the Bells – The Kink Kontroversy – 1965
230. Rock ‘n’ Roll Cities – Think Visual – 1986
231. Rosy Won’t You Please Come Home – Face to Face – 1966
232. Rush Hour Blues – Soap Opera – 1975
233. Running Round Town – Percy – 1971
234. Salvation Road – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
235. Scattered – Phobia – 1993
236. Schooldays – Schoolboys in Disgrace – 1975
237. Scrapheap City – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
238. Scum of the Earth – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
239. Second-Hand Car Spiv – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
240. Session Man – Face to Face – 1966
241. Set Me Free – Kinda Kinks – 1965 (US only)
242. Shangri-La – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969
243. She’s Bought a Hat Like Princess Marina – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969
244. Shepherds of the Nation – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
245. Sitting by the Riverside – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
246. Sitting in My Hotel – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972
247. Sitting in the Midday Sun – Preservation Act 1 – 1973
248. Situation Vacant – Something Else by the Kinks – 1967
249. Skin and Bone – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971
250. Skin and Bone – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972 (live)
251. Sleepless Night – Sleepwalker – 1977
252. Sleepwalker – Sleepwalker – 1977
253. Slum Kids – Preservation Act 2 – 1974 (CD reissue bonus track)
254. So Long – Kinda Kinks – 1965 (UK & US)
255. So Mystifying – Kinks – 1964
256. Sold Me Out – Word of Mouth – 1984
257. Some Mother’s Son – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969
258. Somebody Stole My Car – Phobia – 1993
259. Something Better Beginning – Kinda Kinks – 1965 (UK & US)
260. Starstruck – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
261. State of Confusion – State of Confusion – 1983
262. Still Searching – Phobia – 1993
263. Stop Your Sobbing – Kinks – 1964
264. Stormy Sky – Sleepwalker – 1977
265. Strangers – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970
266. Summer’s Gone – Word of Mouth – 1984
267. Sunny Afternoon – Face to Face – 1966
268. Supersonic Rocket Ship – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972
269. Superman – Low Budget – 1979 (full title: “(Wish I Could Fly Like) Superman”)
270. Surviving – Phobia – 1993
271. Sweet Lady Genevieve – Preservation Act 1 – 1973
272. The Contenders – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970
273. The First Time We Fall in Love – Schoolboys in Disgrace – 1975
274. The Good Life – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970 (2014 Deluxe Edition bonus track)
275. The Hard Way – Schoolboys in Disgrace – 1975
276. The Informer – Phobia – 1993
277. The Last Assembly – Schoolboys in Disgrace – 1975
278. The Moneygoround – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970
279. The Poseur – Sleepwalker – 1977 (CD reissue bonus track)
280. There’s a Change in the Weather – Preservation Act 1 – 1973
281. The Video Shop – Think Visual – 1986
282. The Village Green Preservation Society – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
283. The Way Love Used to Be – Percy – 1971
284. The World Keeps Going Round – The Kink Kontroversy – 1965
285. Think Visual – Think Visual – 1986
286. This Man He Weeps Tonight – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969 (1998/2004/2011 CD bonus track)
287. This Time Tomorrow – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970
288. Till the End of the Day – The Kink Kontroversy – 1965
289. Tin Soldier Man – Something Else by the Kinks – 1967
290. Tired of Waiting for You – Kinda Kinks – 1965 (UK only)
291. Too Hot – Word of Mouth – 1984
292. Too Much Monkey Business – Kinks – 1964
293. Too Much on My Mind – Face to Face – 1966
294. Top of the Pops – Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One – 1970
295. Top of the Pops – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972 (live)
296. Trust Your Heart – Misfits – 1978
297. Two Sisters – Something Else by the Kinks – 1967
298. UK Jive – UK Jive – 1989
299. Uncle Son – Muswell Hillbillies – 1971
300. Underneath the Neon Sign – Soap Opera – 1975
301. Unreal Reality – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972
302. Victoria – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969
303. Village Green – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
304. Wall of Fire – Phobia – 1993
305. War Is Over – UK Jive – 1989
306. Waterloo Sunset – Something Else by the Kinks – 1967
307. Welcome to Sleazy Town – Think Visual – 1986
308. What Are We Doing – UK Jive – 1989
309. What’s in Store for Me – The Kink Kontroversy – 1965
310. When a Solution Comes – Preservation Act 2 – 1974
311. When I See that Girl of Mine – The Kink Kontroversy – 1965
312. When Work Is Over – Soap Opera – 1975
313. When You Were a Child – Think Visual – 1986
314. Where Are They Now? – Preservation Act 1 – 1973
315. Where Have All the Good Times Gone – The Kink Kontroversy – 1965
316. Whip Lady – Percy – 1971
317. Wicked Annabella – The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society – 1968
318. Willesden Green – Percy – 1971
319. Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight – Kinda Kinks – 1965 (UK & US)
320. Word of Mouth – Word of Mouth – 1984
321. Working at the Factory – Think Visual – 1986
322. Yes Sir, No Sir – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969
323. Yo-Yo – Give the People What They Want – 1981
324. Young and Innocent Days – Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) – 1969
325. Young Conservatives – State of Confusion – 1983
326. You Can’t Stop the Music – Soap Opera – 1975
327. You Can’t Win – The Kink Kontroversy – 1965
328. You Don’t Know My Name – Everybody’s in Show-Biz – 1972
329. You Make It All Worthwhile – Soap Opera – 1975
330. You Really Got Me – Kinks – 1964
331. You’re Looking Fine – Face to Face – 1966
332. You Shouldn’t Be Sad – Kinda Kinks – 1965 (UK & US)

Albums

Kinks (1964): 14 songs

Kinda Kinks (1965): 14 songs (combined unique songs from UK & US releases)

The Kink Kontroversy (1965): 12 songs

Face to Face (1966): 14 songs

Something Else by the Kinks (1967): 13 songs

The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society (1968): 15 songs

Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) (1969): 21 songs (including all bonus tracks)

Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One (1970): 15 songs (including all bonus tracks)

Percy (1971): 13 songs (including unique tracks from bonus versions)

Muswell Hillbillies (1971): 17 songs (including all bonus tracks)

Everybody’s in Show-Biz (1972): 21 songs (including live versions)

Preservation Act 1 (1973): 13 songs (including bonus tracks)

Preservation Act 2 (1974): 18 songs (including bonus tracks)

Soap Opera (1975): 12 songs

Schoolboys in Disgrace (1975): 10 songs

Sleepwalker (1977): 13 songs (including bonus tracks)

Misfits (1978): 11 songs (including bonus tracks)

Low Budget (1979): 11 songs (including bonus tracks)

Give the People What They Want (1981): 13 songs (including bonus tracks)

Word of Mouth (1984): 11 songs (including bonus tracks)

Think Visual (1986): 11 songs

UK Jive (1989): 12 songs (including CD bonus tracks)

Phobia (1993): 17 songs (including bonus tracks)

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