The Kinks – Kinks (Deluxe Edition)

Album 1964

The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 1964 album Kinks (Deluxe Edition).

Music from Kinks (Deluxe Edition)

Artists on Kinks (Deluxe Edition)

Ray Davies

Roles:

Singer Guitarist Composer

Groups:

The Kinks
Dave Davies

Roles:

Singer Guitarist Composer

Groups:

The Kinks
Pete Quaife

Roles:

Bassist

Groups:

The Kinks
Bob Auger

Roles:

Music Producer Audio Engineer

Engineer
Shel Talmy

Roles:

Singer Music Producer

Producer
Jimmy Page

Roles:

Guitarist

Groups:

Led Zeppelin XYZ The Yardbirds The Honeydrippers Jimmy Page And John Paul Jones The Firm Coverdale/Page Page & Plant Roy Harper & Jimmy Page All-Stars Carter Lewis & The Southerners Immediate All Stars Cyril Davies & His Rhythm & Blues All Stars Neil Christian and The Crusaders

Session Musician
Jon Lord

Roles:

Keyboardist

Groups:

Deep Purple The Singing Rebel's Band WhoCares Santa Barbara Machine Head The Artwoods

Session Musician
Arthur Greenslade

Roles:

Keyboardist

Session Musician

Gear Used On Kinks (Deluxe Edition)

Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of The Kinks – Kinks (Deluxe Edition) (1964). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.

Ray Davies

Roles:

Singer Guitarist Composer

Guitars used by Ray Davies on Kinks (Deluxe Edition)

Solid Body Electric Guitars

Fender Telecaster

Ray Davies frequently played a Fender Telecaster during The Kinks' performances and recordings throughout the 1960s, as evidenced by a user-uploaded image on Guim.

Dave Davies

Roles:

Singer Guitarist Composer

Guitars used by Dave Davies on Kinks (Deluxe Edition)

Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitars

Harmony Meteor

Avg price: $1,849.99

According to this website, this Harmony Meteor is Dave Davies' first guitar, used on "You really got me".

Pete Quaife

Roles:

Bassist

Bass Guitars used by Pete Quaife on Kinks (Deluxe Edition)

Electric Basses

Rickenbacker 4001S

Avg price: $2,832.00

In the image you can see Pete Quaife holding his Rickenbacker 4001S Bass. You can see that it is not a 4001 if you take a closer look at the inlays (and the not existent binding).