Dave Davies, guitarist of The Kinks, has revisited the band's historic rivalry with The Beatles during a press event for their new art exhibition.

Speaking at the launch of 'The Kinks: Brothers' in London, Davies humorously remarked that John Lennon disliked The Kinks and was overly protective of his band's equipment.He expressed admiration for George Harrison, calling him the nicest member, and acknowledged Paul McCartney's songwriting skills.

This comments come amid ongoing discussions about the bands' 1960s rivalry, which dates back to a 1964 concert where The Kinks performed below The Beatles.Davies clarified his continued respect for The Beatles, despite the past tensions.The exhibition features reimagined passport photos of the sibling band members and will run until September 6.The brothers have hinted at potential future collaborations, with Dave noting their strong bond and shared creative vision.