The Kinks - All Day And All Of The Night - US TV 1965

[@stevestroh2267]

I think this is their best song, better than “You Really Got Me.” Pure rock.

[@petrajuarez6108]

Love this song when I was a kid still do as a grandma!!!!

[@andrewdock7288]

Awesome!

[@hudentdw2]

sure Grandma I hope You're alive and kicking!

[@vickyp.3274]

Love you for that...grandma!!🤗🥰👌👍💯❤❤❤

[@slowpenguin1]

And I, as a 72yo grandpa , still love it too.

[@davidcarrol110]

Kinks as important as Beatles, Stones in British Invasion!

[@albertoc4038]

The ROLLING stones, not just stones. Horrible way to say!

[@slowpenguin1]

Years ago when I was just a kid this song came out. I thought the raunchiest , most vile , savage song I've ever heard. I love it so much.

[@malpreece5008]

I can imagine Robby Krieger seeing this and then writing ‘Hello I Love You’. Both great songs!

[@harpercleveland6467]

Killer song

[@picferrara9363]

Alwayzzz loved these guys!!

[@RedArrow73]

Miming. That's the Studio master we're hearing.

[@ericdailey8587]

Yes. It must have been awkward/weird for these bands to go on TV and pretend to be playing/singing. I would think even for the audience would have been awkward watching it.

[@malorix1164]

Play back...!! For sure their best song....

[@franciscoP.R._pro1983]

The Kinks 1964_1965 in live muy adelantados para esa epoca...

[@PaulYoungMinnesota]

Crunchy Chord Changes make my head bob

[@joemelnick1572]

First punk tune ♠️♠️♠️

[@what5927]

Ray and Dave were the sexiest creatures on Earth.

[@justbeamensch]

Rough and ready lads!

[@peggybraly4322]

I think the young blonde lady dancing behind Ray is Teri Garr

[@Frank-sm9yl]

Only the Kinks and the Who were playing this hard at that time.

[@edzontar660]

Don't forget The Yardbirds - Lots of garage bands copied their "I'm a Man" hard rock sound.

[@edzontar660]

@sydmccreath4554 1964, 1965 - What's the difference, but if we must be precise: My Generation & I'm A Man released in '65, All Day All Night in '64, but then, 5 Live Yardbirds with Clapton instead of Beck came out in '64 = I'd say Beck version was harder, so that means Kinks win ... Sure, It all depends on this & that, but all 3 bands played hard live & there's not much to go on, but overall, I'd say the Who were the hardest ...Anyhow, I wasn't there & I wish I had a time machine.

[@kelechi_77]

@sydmccreath4554 yardbirds released their debut in 64

[@ustheserfs]

Rifftastic

[@starrynight.1995]

1:16 PETE... 😳😳😳

[@benny704]

i have a feeling this isnt the actual sound recording of the footage that is being played

[@infinite8885]

benny704 nah yeah most of the shit wasn’t even live like , bruh there’s no mics at all , all they’re doing live is the instruments

[@stancobb7116]

Nope, but it’s still great!

[@JuanPabloValleGalindo-io8mu]

🤩🤩🤩🍷🍷🍷✌️✌️✌️

[@dkemm2013]

Lip synch not LIVE but still love The Kinks...

[@patrickwoodmency]

How high is he?

[@norivaldo14]

What show were they on?

[@akbarlebowitz8151]

Hullabaloo.

[@johnpolitis9060]

I like this version much better than that crappy inaccurate version on that stupid version American Dreams by Dick(aka Dickhead Clark). I bet the Kinks themselves and their children would be offended by the American Dreams version by some shitty band.

[@RichardGodber-p1s]

Lazy go go girls lol