Only 1 on eBay THE KINKS Promo 45 Mirror Of Love Mirror Label LOOKS UNPLAYED
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ULTRA RARE! THE KINKS Promo 45 Mirror Of Love with Mirror Label~LOOKS UNPLAYED!!
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Mirror of Love" was one of the more positively reviewed tracks from the LP. Andrew Hickey wrote in his book Preservation: The Kinks Music 1964-1974 that "musically, the song is a rather good effort at trad jazz" and that it is "a simple but effective song." He also claimed that "[Ray] Davies' vocals are probably his best on the album, with some wonderful jumps into a trilling falsetto and went on to say that it "is easily the best track on the album."
Jason Josephes of Pitchfork Media called "Mirror of Love" "a psychedelic Dixieland number that could have only sprouted from the whimsical noggin of Ray Davies." AllMusic cited the track as a highlight from the album.
In 1964, The Kinks began to steal some thunder from The Beatles as they released their eponymous debut album. Dave Davies’ distorted power chords in ‘You Really Got Me’, the band’s breakthrough hit, would later influence the metal and punk genres.
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