Volume 29, Number 2, May 2006

Contents

Articles

Introduction - Thomas M. Kitts

"This Is Where I Belong" - Identity, Social Class, and the Nostalgic Englishness of Ray Davies and the Kinks - Nick Baxter-Moore

Relations in the Kinks-Familiar but not Fully Familial - Deena Weinstein

Preserving the Old Ways, Protecting the New: Post-War British Urban Planning in The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society - Michael Mooradian Lupro

The Greatest Rock Star of the 19th Century: Ray Davies, Romanticism, and the Art of Being English - Michael J. Kraus

Rebellion or Transformation: Dave Davies's Spiritual Journey from the 1960s to the Present: A Contextual Analysis - Carey Fleiner

Za Kinkusu: Ray Davies and the Rise and Fall and Rise of Japanese Rock and Roll - Michael K. Bourdaghs

Think Visual: The Kinks vs. the Music Industry - Thomas M. Kitts

Obituary

Greg Shaw, 1949-2004

Audio Reviews

Book Reviews

Notes on Contributors

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