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Lola (The Kinks cover)
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Published on 24 Dec 2022 / In
Rock / Classic Rock
Davies claimed that he was inspired to write “Lola” after Kinks manager Robert Wace spent a night in Paris dancing with a transgender woman. However, Mick Avory claimed that the song was inspired by his frequenting of transgender bars in west London.
Released as the lead single from the band’s eighth studio album, it became their fourth of five top 10 hits in the US, peaking at #9 in October 1970. In their homeland the UK, it reached #2 – held from the top spot by Elvis Presley.
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Sorry for the delay Rick. I'm in bed wit COVID at the moment. I'll work on it as soon as I get back on my feet.
Hey Mr Rick, can I try the bass?
drums?