LOVED IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Kinks - Come Dancing REACTION

LOVED IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Kinks - Come Dancing REACTION
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[elizabethfranco]

Ray and Dave had six older sisters, but this one was for Renee who was visiting from Canada and after giving Ray his first guitar on his 13 th birthday, suffered a massive heart attack and died while out dancing with friends. This is a moving tribute to her and it honors and celebrates how she lived.

[elizabethfranco]

What’s so bitter sweet about this is when he’s singing the last verse he’s communicating to Renee beyond the grave. Every time this song is played she gets to dance in his memory !

[debrabeck]

One of my favorite songs by The Kinks, and there are many. Thanks for this one!!

[kimcutts]

This was a hit in 1983 guys. The Kinks had been going since the early 60s. Ray Davis (Lead singer) certainly knows how to tell a story. ❤🎼

[doctormusic]

From the British Invasion to the New Wave era, the Kinks always kept their music fun!

[vincentp]

A beautiful "love letter" from Ray Davies to his older sister Rene. Rene loved dancing. If you live long enough in the same area you will see the same changes through the years. This was a hit for The Kinks in 1982.

[thekenzosh]

Kinks-one of the most under-rated bands ever. So many great hits-Celluloid Heroes, Apeman, Too of the Pops, Victoria etc

[brushstroke]

Amber, the instrument you are thinking of is the steel drum. It has many bumps inside of different sizes, and each produces as different note or tone. When they are struck rapidly, they can produce a sort of warbly, almost continuous sound like a keyboard. In this song, the sound was likely produced by a synthesizer, possibly played through a rotating Leslie speaker.

[steveshute]

The Kinks are truly one of the GREATEST bands ever!

[lesscarmel]

You know, the Kinks have a great song called “Give the People What They Want “—I just noticed your motto! Worth a listen. I can’t remember if you have listened to “All Day and All of the Night” yet, but it’s early Kinks and a total banger.

[gkiferonhs]

Part of what Amber is hearing in that cool drum is what's called a steel drum and is characteristic of calypso or Caribbean music.

[DannyD]

when they get to the end of the song where his sister stood and cried as the "pally" was knocked down, it always brings tears to my eyes. i still live in the area where i grew up, and go by my childhood home occasionally. i've seen so many things from my past torn down. a starbucks sits on the spot where our family used to buy gas, the liquor store and ice cream shop have been replaced by condos, the family restaurant my brother used to work at was replaced with an outback steakhouse. just like ray sang, when something is torn down part of my childhood dies. i'm sure it's the same for most people who never strayed far from where they grew up. hang on to those memories, folks. they are precious.

[higgmester]

The song was inspired by Davies' memories of his older sister, Rene, who died of a heart attack while dancing at a dance hall. The lyrics, sung from the perspective of an "East End barrow boy, " are about the boy's sister going on dates at a local Palais dance hall.[2]

"Come Dancing" is a tribute to the Davies' older sister Rene. Living in Canada with her reportedly abusive husband, the 31-year-old Rene was visiting her childhood home in Fortis Green in London at the time of Ray Davies' 13th birthday—21 June 1957—on which she surprised him with a gift of the Spanish guitar he had tried to persuade his parents to buy him.[3] That evening, Rene, who had a weak heart as a result of a childhood bout of rheumatic fever, suffered a fatal heart attack while dancing at the Lyceum ballroom.[3][4]

Where my life comes full circle with this song, is that my Dad had rheumatic fever while he was in the Navy during WWII and years later died of his weakened heart just like Rene.

[benjalucian]

Ever since I was a kid and heard this song, I associate it with my older sister who did love clubbing and going dancing. It's very sentimental for me.

[roypartible]

Their other big 80's hit was "Do It Again." Often overlooked because of how big a hit "Come Dancing, " was, but they went back to their 60s rock roots with "Do It Again." It's a banger for sure.

[lbennett]

Thanks for playing this one. My Mother loved this song and would dance around the house when this came on. Good memories of her.

[jabbawonger]

I can't explain why this song has the ability to always make me cry, weirdly it also gives me a sense of nostalgia for I time I don't even remember. Ray Davies has a powerful gift. Magic.

[steviemccormick]

The KINKS always danced to the beat of their own Drum !!!!

[billofalltrades]

A great song, one of my favorite songs by the Kinks.

[IceManTX]

This brings back such early vibes of MTV and just the pure awesomeness of it all.