The Kinks on Camden’s Music Walk Of Fame

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As The Kinks are inducted onto Camden’s Music Walk of Fame messages from Dave and Ray Davies are read out by John Dagleish and George Maguire from the Sunny Afternoon musical, with the opening of Waterloo Sunset.

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00:00 I'll do Dave.

00:01 Okay.

00:02 So here we go.

00:03 I'm over the moon that the Kinks are to be enrolled in the Walk of Fame.

00:08 This is the area of London that Ray and I grew up in.

00:11 We ran these streets, it holds a very, very special place in my heart.

00:16 Sorry I can't be there with you today, but I'm in the US.

00:19 Mick is here to thank everyone personally for coming along.

00:23 You'll love George and John, or we hope you'll love George and John, singing a few songs

00:27 on a sunny afternoon.

00:29 Have a great day.

00:30 See you all soon.

00:31 Love, Dave.

00:32 And this from Ray.

00:38 These streets are where Dave and I grew up.

00:41 They and the people made such an impact on us, inspiring many songs, memories that I

00:46 carry with me.

00:47 It means so much to be appreciated by the Walk of Fame and be enrolled today.

00:52 I remember all too often the wet nights waiting here for the last 102 bus to take me home.

00:58 It's been changing for the world.

01:00 Have a great day.

01:01 Love, Ray.

01:02 So that's the Winter Room on board, and it's a song which has been mentioned a few times

01:03 already, so I hope you enjoy it.

01:03 Dirty old river, dirty old river.

01:10 Must be me falling, falling into the river.

01:31 People so busy, makes me feel dizzy.

01:43 ♪ Amazing ♪

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