You Really Got Me

The Wizard featuring Jack Black.

You Really Got Me featuring John Mayer and Chad Smith.

Under Pressure with Luke Spiller from The Struts.

Everlong with Flea on trumpet.

depth that really begins with good vibrations in the Beach Boys.

In our previous show, Ken and I agreed that the Kinks' 1964 song, You Really Got Me, is really the first canon

shot of

classic rock.

There will be several songs released soon after that that are also classic rock canon shots, including The Stone's Satisfaction, which came out in 1965.

But Ken and I contend...

The Beatles' cannon shot for classic rock was released only five months after You Really Got Me, and that song is I Feel Fine.

Although the overall song is a clear example of the Beatles' more popular sound, and I do not care for the song at all.

Then came Jack Black, who took on Jailbreak and The Wizard.

Uh, after that, John Mayer and Sam Smith joined for You Really Got Me.

And the night ended with a huge Sweet Dreams with several guests, including Mayer.

I mean, wow, that's a set list that feels like a dream rock night.

Get ready 'cause here I come.

Girl, you really got me now.

You got me so I don't know what I'm doing.

Girl, you really got me now.

You got me so I can't sleep at night.

The one you want me or a fine.

Uh, when we were creating this one, we were trying to get into a couple of venues, and I had somebody say, "Get out there because it's coming," that this, this whole y- y- people are looking for something different, and there are bands in the country doing this.

Uh, one of the songs, one of the first songs we learned, we didn't come up toge- together and do this.

certainly the period they were together until the dissatisfaction crept in.

He must have been thrilled that the guy that produced You Really Got Me and was starting to work with The Who and whatever was producing it.

So he fully expected to get into the charts.

Yeah,

It would probably get more money royalties if it is a hit as an A-side.

But Yeah, that is an interesting thing because we've talked a lot about Ray Davies' voice and how even on the most – hugely influential on garage rock songs like You Really Got Me, All Day and All the Night, the slashing guitar chords.

He often sings in this very mannered British kind of tight way.

Yeah, a very unique – and I think