"Victoria" by The Kinks

The Kinks have enjoyed top ten success across three decades, from their start in the 60s up through the 80s. Formed in London by brothers Ray and Dave Davies, the band made their first impression with classics like "You Really Got Me" (#7), "All Day And All Of The Night" (#7), and "Tired Of Waiting For You" (#6).

To kick off the 70s, The Kinks came back with "Lola," which peaked at #9. They didn't have much more chart success in the 70s, but had a huge comeback hit in 1983 when "Come Dancing" soared to #6. Their final chart appearance was "Do It Again," which just missed the top 40 in 1985 (#41). The band's success and influence was recognized by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990.

The band's extensive catalogue is worth diving into, as there is a ton of great stuff that didn't perform as well as it deserved. "Victoria," which stalled at #62 in 1970, is one of the best examples.