Ray Davies

...The tale Woodhead spins is scarcely believable, telling how sought-after copies of Beatles records were distributed on recycled X-ray plates and scratchy bootlegs, with the distributors risking severe censure and, even, jail were they caught. Oddly enough,...

...minor head injuries, burns and scalds, sprains and insect bites. It is run by emergency nurse practitioners, backed up with X-ray facilities, Monday- Friday, 9am-7pm. The unit is closed at weekends and Bank Holidays. ● Ysbyty Aneurin Bevan is at Lime Avenue,...

...in London with Gallagher collecting the award for Outstanding Song Collection, which was presented to him by Kinks singer Ray Davies. The former Oasis member thanked "my publishers, who I've only just met after 20 years – Sony, apparently," to guffaws of laughter...

...Album Award, while Noel Gallagher was recognised for his Outstanding Song Collection. Picking up the award from The Kink's Ray Davies, the ex-Oasis man, who released his first solo album, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, in 2012 said: "I'd like to thank...

...ceremony. It feels like I shouldn't be here." Noel Gallagher collected the award for outstanding song collection from The Kinks' Ray Davies at the ceremony in Grovner House last night. "I'd like to thank anyone who's ever played on any of my songs," said a...

...their third LP, Alone Aboard the Ark, on Full Time Hobby on July 2nd (I’ve had it for months and, trust me, it’s fucking good.) Ray Davies personally invited the band to record the album in his very own Konk Studios (Brian Eno is also apparently quite a fan.)...

Yet Mr. Obama also expresses exasperation. In private, he has talked longingly of "going Bulworth," a reference to a little-remembered 1998 Warren Beatty movie about a senator who risked it all to say what he really thought. While Mr. Beatty's character

Yet Mr. Obama also expresses exasperation. In private, he has talked longingly of "going Bulworth," a reference to a little-remembered 1998 Warren Beatty movie about a senator who risked it all to say what he really thought. While Mr. Beatty's character

Yet Mr. Obama also expresses exasperation. In private, he has talked longingly of "going Bulworth," a reference to a little-remembered 1998 Warren Beatty movie about a senator who risked it all to say what he really thought. While Mr. Beatty's character