Village Green Preservation Society

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"Village Green Preservation Society" is a 1968 song by The Kinks, written by Ray Davies, that nostalgically celebrates traditional English life while critiquing modernity and cultural change.

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song
album The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society NERFINISHED
artist The Kinks NERFINISHED
chronologicallyFollows Waterloo Sunset NERFINISHED
chronologicallyPrecedes Days NERFINISHED
composer Ray Davies NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
genre baroque pop
pop rock
rock
hasCulturalImpact cited as an example of Ray Davies’s social commentary songwriting
regarded as a quintessentially English pop song
hasLyricalTone ironic
nostalgic
whimsical
hasLyricsReferencing Donald Duck NERFINISHED
custard pies
draught beer
old ways of life
preservation of village greens
strawberry jam
virginity
hasMusicalFeature group vocals
organ accompaniment
prominent acoustic guitar
includedIn The Kinks discography NERFINISHED
language English
leadVocalist Ray Davies NERFINISHED
lyricist Ray Davies NERFINISHED
openingTrackOf The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society NERFINISHED
partOf The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society NERFINISHED
performer The Kinks NERFINISHED
performerMember Dave Davies NERFINISHED
Mick Avory NERFINISHED
Pete Quaife NERFINISHED
Ray Davies NERFINISHED
producer Ray Davies NERFINISHED
recordingArtist The Kinks NERFINISHED
recordLabel Pye Records NERFINISHED
releaseDecade 1960s
releaseYear 1968
theme critique of modernity
cultural change
nostalgia
traditional English life
writer Ray Davies NERFINISHED

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Ray Davies notableWork Village Green Preservation Society