an unidentified session bassist for a marathon session on 6 June 1966. Ray identified six songs recorded during the session: "Rosy Won't You Please Come Home", "Too Much On My Mind", "Session Man", "Rainy Day In June", "You're Looking Fine" and the unreleased "Fallen Idol". Quaife later disputed Ray's account, contending that the six songs were recorded before his accident and that the bass guitar heard closely resembles his playing style. Talmy later said he did not recall hiring a session bassist for a marathon session, adding that the playing style does not resemble that of Herbie Flowers, whom Talmy typically called for session work. Hinman concludes: "No definitive resolution to the confusion is available." According to Hinman, bassist John Dalton's only confirmed contribution to the album is on "Little Miss Queen of Darkness", recorded 21 June 1966. Charts See also British invasion British rock Music Hall Satire Swinging London Notes References Sources External links Face to Face (Adobe Flash) at Radio3Net (streamed copy where licensed) 1966 albums Albums produced by Shel Talmy Concept albums The Kinks albums Pye Records albums Reprise Records albums Sanctuary Records albums Beat music albums