Whitley Strieber's Dreamland
Friday February 8, 2013

Dave Davies of the Kinks: Paranormal Experiences and Explorations

Dave Davies, the creator and founder of the Kinks, is one of the great legends of Rock'n Roll. He is also a profoundly spiritual human being and has had many powerful paranormal experiences. Here, he tells Whitley Strieber the story of some of those amazing experiences, and explains his own deep spirituality and how his connection to the universe drives his music. At the beginning and end of the show, listen to a sample of his new song 'Walker Through the Worlds,' a track from his new album 'I Will Be Me' due to be released shortly.

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Multiple Witness Contact Experience


Contactee "Lee Ann" discusses some powerful multiple witness experiences with Anne Strieber.

"I had a very vivid dream that involved two alien men that looked like humans, a girlfriend of mine, and a military base. When she got in the car the next morning, we both started trying to tell each other about the "dream" we had the night before. We ended up saying "UFO" in unison."

"I had a series of contact experiences over about a three-week period.  These experiences started happening after I had a small group of contactees over to my house.  The experiences culminated with a group of translucent beings moving rapidly around the center of my living room one night.  There was a different type of being off to the side watching the whole thing. My boyfriend was sitting across the room from me. He had always been skeptical of my UFO claims.  I didn't think he could see the beings so I didn't say anything.  Then he said, "These white things are getting on my nerves."  I said, "You can see them, too?"  "Yes," he said--then they vanished!"

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Thank you for this interview with Dave Davies whitely, this brings me right back to the sixties with the Kinks, here in the UK.
I remember best the kinks song 'Thank You For The Days'.
I never knew that Dave was into all this spirtuallity, just goes to show you. This might be why I was 'drawn' to his music.
Lovely interview.
Alan.

Posted by big al on 08 Feb 2013 at 10:57
He's a beautiful guy, and the song sampled in the show is one of the deepest pieces of music of the soul I have ever heard. The full sample is at the end of the program. Don't miss it.
Posted by Whitley Strieber on 08 Feb 2013 at 18:19

My jaw dropped when I saw Dave Davies would be the guest.
Imagine that, one of my favourite band members interviewed by one of my favourite authors. I was listening to my whole Kinks collection on my music shuffle just a couple of days ago.

Posted by Viridis on 08 Feb 2013 at 21:09

WOW!!!!! I AM FLYING.....

Posted by Carollee on 09 Feb 2013 at 00:40

I love the new intro music. Reminds me of the 1989 Communion movie soundtrack.

Posted by Bearing Jupiter on 09 Feb 2013 at 03:01

Awesome sample, can't wait to buy it.

Posted by thunderandlight on 09 Feb 2013 at 04:50

This lovely interview. Music is so important
to me...what with my imagination...I'm
full of JOY after hearing from Dave.

Posted by Gail McCrary on 10 Feb 2013 at 04:12

I was looking forward to the Dave Davies interview, but I wish you had caught up with him before the stroke...

Posted by msml on 11 Feb 2013 at 23:29

A terrific interview. I was listening as I prepared dinner this evening and found myself just standing in the kitchen listening to Dave open up about a dimension of his life that I would never have guessed at.

Sterling stuff and I liked his song at the end. A bit of me instantly flashed back to the film version of Communion and Dave's lyrics made a refreshing change. Great stuff.

Posted by Von Hausenberg on 12 Feb 2013 at 20:08

How exciting! Dave is a legend. Thank you Dave and Whitley!

Posted by DavidRavenMoon on 20 Feb 2013 at 05:44
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