Dave Davies on the possibility of a Kinks reunion as he works again with brother Ray 

Fifty years on from their Lola album, the formerly feuding brothers have given their classic record a re-tweak, as thoughts inevitably turn to what comes next 

The Kinks in 1968: (L-R) Dave Davies, Ray Davies, Peter Quaife, and Mick Avory.

The Kinks eventually called it a day in 1996 after four decades of hit records and epic fights. It seemed that Ray and Dave Davies had handed the baton over to warring brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher of  Oasis.

In recent years the brothers, from Irish and Welsh descent and born in north London, have mended fences with rumours that a reunion was imminent after reports they were working on new material together. Down the line from London, Dave Davies indicates that, while he fancies the idea, it wouldn't be possible just yet.