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British Invasion - Who's Number Four?

The Beatles
The Rolling Stones
The Who
The Kinks

Like The Who better than The Kinks. Although I also like The Who better than The Rolling Stones, but let's be real.
It'll always be these four, but if I had to rank them according to my listening preferences strictly within the confines of, say, 1964-1968, they'd come out thus(ly):

The Kinks
The Who
The Rolling Stones
The Beatles

PS: And the decision to rank The Kinks above The Who was a close close close call.
 
According to Discogs, The Kinks followed their 1964 debut with 6 records in 1965. That's an invasion all right.
...and while in USA they were accused of being "rude and unprofessional", got booted, and didn't get back in until, when, 1969, via the "good offices" of Mr Allen Klein, IIRC.
 
A challenge: which of The Big Four delivered The Best Song.

Y'all can only choose ONE NUMBER.

Let's limit it to songs released 1964-1968.

Heck, I just posed a question that I ain't even ready to answer. But I will.
 
Loved his cocaine and booze.

My listening habits:
Stones by a mile. A moonlight mile.
Who
Kinks
Beatles
My listening habits re: these FOUR:

The Who for miles and miles and miles and miles and miles......
The Kinks till the end of the day...
The Stones (Ken already took the good one)
The Beatles when I'm back in the USSR.
 
A challenge: which of The Big Four delivered The Best Song.

Y'all can only choose ONE NUMBER.

Let's limit it to songs released 1964-1968.

Heck, I just posed a question that I ain't even ready to answer. But I will.
The Rolling Stones Sympathy For The Devil (Beggars Banquet 1968)...any other response is just wrong... ;) :cool:
 
The Rolling Stones Sympathy For The Devil (Beggars Banquet 1968)...any other response is just wrong... ;) :cool:
A highly respectable choice. Not my own, but highly respectable nonetheless. I especially like it, only by The Stones circa 1967-1969, in the "live" context.
 
A challenge: which of The Big Four delivered The Best Song.

Y'all can only choose ONE NUMBER.

Let's limit it to songs released 1964-1968.

Heck, I just posed a question that I ain't even ready to answer. But I will.
Among them all, can't help but say Satisfaction, as in I can't get no. That was huge and for good reason. Still holds steady.
 
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