Best of The Kinks 1964-1971 Vinyl Record

You might now know it yet, but you love the Kinks. Aside from penning some of the catchiest pop songs of all time (think "Lola", "Apeman", "Sunny Afternoon"), guitarist Dave Davies is credited with popularizing guitar distortion by cutting a hole in his amp for the recording of 1964's "You Really Got Me". This 2014 release compiles some of the Brits' most toe tap-inducing hits. Throw it on your turntable and get a healthy does of one of the 60's most influential bands.

Side A

• You Really Got Me
• All Day And All Of The Night
• Tired Of Waiting For You
• Set Me Free
• See My Friends
• A Well Respected Man
• Till The End Of The Day
• Dedicated Follower Of Fashion
• Sunny Afternoon

Side B

• Dead End Street
• Mr. Pleasant
• Waterloo Sunset
• Victoria
• Lola (Album Version)
• Apeman

You might not be able to pick out the The Kinks in a lineup, but you’ll know their music. Formed in 1963 North London, the band took the US and Britain by storm, going on to become of the era’s most influential rock groups thanks to a string of hit singles like "Lola," "You Really Got Me," and "Sunny Afternoon."