Who Are The Animals | The Animals - House Of The Rising Sun | Reaction
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They recorded this song live in the studio in ONE TAKE!
they couldnt afford much more time
@@Jericho363 it was a song that every kid with a guitar first learned to play. very easy to play...made you sound like you knew what you were doing right from the start! another easy song like that back then was "gloria", by The Shadows of Knight.
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That’s how all the early groups were recorded, live & time limited, which gave them a “real” feel & sound that can’t be duplicated otherwise ✅
Eric Burdon is 81 and still going strong. He was/is the definitive white blues singer, and pretty much taught all us young ones where rock n roll came from.
I was in the Navy in 1964 and this was one of the biggest hits anywhere I was transferred. Everyone knew all the words.
the bass player Chaz, "discovered", managed and was very instrumental in Jimi Hendrix's career.
The lead singer Eric Burdon also sang with the band "War". Check out "Spill the Wine" and "Low Rider."
Yes!! Check out the live, very trippy and cool version of “Spill the Wine” - link below. Also “War” as a group, is a great rabbit hole - funky, great songs!!
ruclips.net/video/4-Xs7NK-7B8/видео.html
Eric Burdon wasn't in the band War for Low Rider.
@richg0404 He did sing spill the wine with War and several other songs (1970) , and while checking out War I thought Low rider would be another cool song to check out.
Omg.. the vocals and instrumental on this are beyond amazing 🤩
The Animals "Sky Pilot"...Nuff Said.
Eric stole my heart in 64 still love all his work. This album was one of the most played in So. Ca that year
1964 and 1965 were really good years for music.
I heard this wonderful son 1964 or 5. still 58 years later is still makes my heart sing. We had some great music back then
The Animals were part of the original British invasion in the 1960's. There were loads of British bands came over at that time and most of them appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show. I.R.S. Records was an American record label founded by Miles Copeland III, Jay Boberg, and Carl Grasso in 1979.[1] I.R.S. produced some of the most popular bands of the 1980s, and was particularly known for issuing records by college rock, new wave and alternative rock artists, including R.E.M., The Go-Go's, Wall of Voodoo, and Fine Young Cannibals. Currently the label is distributed by parent company Universal Music Group.[2]
The reason the guitar player was smiling in the last scene is because the key board guy was rushing and moving his keyboard to get in that last shot with all the band.
I heard he was smiling because the camera man was scrambling to get into position
GREAT reaction! This song is classic and timeless, and yet is clearly 60’s vibe in the very best way. One of the most insidiously infective songs ever recorded. Covered by literally hundreds of artists, but the Animals own it as THE definitive version. Haunting, subtly sinister, it will infect your DNA so hearing it for the 5000th time is as strong as the first. The House of the Rising Sun calls you forever. My strongest recommendations for follow up would be Inside Looking Out and Don’t Bring Me Down. Stick with the studio versions rather than looking for live performances for these.
when rolling stone magazine puts out a ranking of all time voices for rock singers, Eric is most of the time in the top 5. So good for you for recognizing how unique his voice is. Listen to San Fanciscan nights.
My daddy sang this to me as my lullaby with his banjo. 😔 I miss him but this song makes me cry. Thanks for the reaction
I wish I could sing like that just for one day
I.R.S Records was a small record label that recorded Punk Rock and New Wave bands during the late-1970s and early-1980s. The Go-Gos were signed to this record label.
It's the sound of the organ aswell...just epic
I remember this song and a few more from the 60s as a schollboy. Checked now and found a clip from 2019. Burdon still has a great voice.
Oh yes... There is so much beauty in simplicity. This song was one of my favorites when I was a young adult and it remains a firm favorite today. I always requested this song at pubs and on the jukebox.
In 1970, Eric Burdon teamed up with the US Funk group, War, and recorded the hit song, “Spill The Wine”. There is a legendary live TV performance that Eric Burdon And War did for that song on the West German TV music program, “Beat Club”. The live TV performance is available for viewing here on RUclips.
This was the first group sent to America after the Beatles (a few months before the Rolling Stones). Their management made them dress in "Beatle suits" and get the "Beatle haircuts", to try to captitalize on the popularity of the fab four. Eric Burden is the star here, however, the keyboardist name was the only one put on the royalties (his name was first) so he got almost all the royalties. Burden and the rest of the band was pissed.
This was one of the best songs, performed that year (1964).
A lot of the British Invasion bands of the 60's and early 70's were heavily influenced by American blues musicians.
I had a huge crush on Eric Burdon's voice. There are already comments with great recommendations for other songs. I loved Monterey from 1967 and Sky Pilot. Also, Spill the Wine, a collaboration between Eric and the group War is sooooo 1960s trippy! I love to drift away to that tune every once in a while.
His voice is amazing and the music 🎶
One of my favorite songs growing up.
A blast from the past, I remember the Animals on the radio and singing to this song, good times. They were great, if I recall they changed their name to Eric Burdon and the Animals. Thank you for the memories!
Eric Burdon is one of the most underrated singers ever as is Alan Price as organist which you immediately felt. Hopefully you will get to hear more Animals, such as Don't Bring Me Down, It's My Life and Help Me Girl. Thanks for the posting and your appreciation for this music.
I luv it bro. Thx again for your reactions to great music. I saw Eric, the lead singer in ‘06, let me tell ya, he could still belt out his amazing voice. Rock on!!¡
Great reaction Sir. I really appreciate your interest in the background of the artists and your quick research efforts. 👍 I also appreciate how you learn the names of the different group members. Very respectful.
Yes Eric Burden's voice is outstanding. To me it seems amazing how such a big powerful vocal can come out of such a small and unassuming looking man.
A couple more Animals songs that I would recommend are Sky Pilot and We got to Get out of this place. Both great songs.
Keep up the good work 😊👍
All the best from a 60 year young music fan way up in Whitehorse Yukon Canada 🇨🇦 ✌️💜😊👍
Folk singer Joan Baez.. her last name was pronounced like "Bye - Ezz" with emphasis on the second syllable. Great reaction to this iconic song.
You should do Spill The Wine by War with Eric
I've heard in one legend that The House of the Rising Sun was a Brothel in NOLA
Nice one man! This has been one of my favorite groups ever since I heard this song when it first came out. I had a big crush on Eric Burdon. Thanks for the memories 🙏🏼❤️☮️👵🏼. Please Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstand should be your next reaction 🔥
It's unknown for certain exactly what the origin of the song is. Many believe it was a brothel and others believe it was a prison. It's also unknown if it was a real place or fictional. Given the timeline which may date back as early as the mid to late 1800's I'm inclined to believe it is in fact real. The Animals also changed a previous lyric to gambling to make it more radio friendly.
Just subbed yesterday when I saw your 3rd Rush reaction but see you're bringing the heat.
From the history of the New Orleans red light district, I'm also inclined to believe it is true.
FYI: 'DECCA Records is one of the most established names in music. Today, it continues to be a label of great diversity, thriving on discovering talent in areas such as pop, rock, folk, Americana, country and many more.' So much talent recorded under the DECCA label too, too many to even attempt to post here. I'll just say, look up this label to read the many singers (solo, duos and group) on this label.
Unrelated to the music but in the end of the video I absolutely love the guitar guy just cheesing the hell out smiling, the bass guy being big ass guy just doing his job even though he nailed it more than the guitar guy, the keyboardist looking like he's going to murder you if you look at him wrong. Perfect band stuff.
Hey MMB, another great choice. I really hoped you would do a reaction to the classic "House of the Rising Sun". This song has astoundingly ferocious vocals and mesmerizing keyboards. I have really been enjoying your recent exploration of slightly more modern music. But I most love whenever you dip back into the classic 60's and early-70's.
So, the next time you are ready for one of the greatest 60's blues vocals, keyboards, and drums, please do a reaction to Joe Cocker's "Little Help From My Friends" at Woodstock. One of the few performances up there with Janis Joplin's "Ball and Chain".
2:25 I would strongly recommend to check out the various hits that you just listed off reading that article, they are all great songs. I particularly love, we gotta get out of this place. When I was a kid and heard it on the radio all the time I just like the chorus and the energy and the feel of it. But as an older person, now that I've been through a lot of struggles in life, I really get the theme of the lyrics and the way that they get communicated. It's pretty dang powerful but it's also catchy of course which is why it was a hit. But all of those songs that you rattled off are fantastic.
Eric Burden still making music. Listen to album 'Til Your River Runs Dry'. Any song you pick is a gem!
Chas Chandler (tall guitarist) discovered Jimi Hendrix in NYC and managed him. The reason the Hilton is smiling is off-screen the techs were rolling the Allan to the front for final scene. Due to the fact, they only had have enough money for take it had to be left in.
We were so innocent back then. Look at them playing like fire without a single cord on any of their instruments.
"We Gotta Get out of This Place" Very popular with us in VN
song in some episodes of the Vietnam War-set television series China Beach If u have never seen China Beach u r a poor depraved child and need go see it NOW Not tomorrow or next week but NOW Ur edamacasion (sic0 is lacking.
Love this video. The voice, the guitars, keyboard, and drums...perfect!!!
Bunch of movies including Waterboy.
naaa man, IRS was just a record label, lol I grew during this time and for me, The Animals were like the Rolling Stones, at that time but they somehow kinda faded away
Hearing it the thousandth time sounds as good as the first. Eric Burdon was my first high school crush. He may still be...
Thanks for your ability for hearing all of the details in this song, especially the organ. I love it! Other great ones of theirs: We gotta get outta this place; Don't let be me misunderstood...
This song is used in the waterboy scene where the opposing coach hears about Bobby's exploits on the tv and starts to get worried.
Always cracks me up that the guitarist didn't get the memo about looking serious.
One of the many British groups heavily influenced by American Blues.
You couldn't be more on point! About the organ and voice.
The Animals were originally the Alan Price Rhythm and Blues Combo.
10:18 Watch the psychotic guitar player behind Eric Burdon. Perfectly playing the part of the clown prince harbinger of doom; smiling up at us from the decrepit depths of a sewer grate. This song is pure black magical sassafrass from the Sixties. Seriously. This shit is different.
I’ll be looking out for more from you. That was excellent. Really enjoyed how you go into and the history of the the band and song. Keep it up.
I have seen Eric Burdon 3 times. Amazing.
Eric Burden still performing...he did some great music with LA group WAR.
"SPILL THE WINE". " OUTLAW", "LOWRIDER",
HIS SONG " MONTEREY" Is legendary...S FIRE🔥🔥🔥🔥
Decca is a European label.Rolling Stones originally signed with them after Decca turned down the Beatles.
Alan Price left The Animals not too long after this and formed his own group The Alan Price Set.
I aged 30 years waiting for you to get to it!
Joan Baez. Buy-Ez. Ez like Ezra. Folk singer and one time girlfriend of Bob Dylan.
The bassist of The Animals discovered Jimi Hendrix and took him to England. He formed Jimi’s band and became their manager. Chaz Chandler.
If I'm correct, I believe this is the first song from a British invasion group--that was not the Beatles-- to hit #1 on the charts in the US.
I run and bought all the records. Lead singer Eric Buton left the group and joined War. They were part of the British Invasion of the 60's.
PS, do your research before you react.
I remember them as "Eric Burden and the Animals"
Thank you for your honest reviews, love your channel. This was also the first song that Vince Gill performed in front of a live audience. Although this has been covered many times, for one of the more diverse covers of it check out the "Frijid Pink" version.
The quality of this video for 1964 is stunning.
It was filmed as part of a movie
IRS stood for International Record syndicate- Other songs to hear-Don't Bring Me down, Sky Pilot,Spill the wine (with War)
Great music from that era❤
They have much more than this like '''Don't Bring Me Down''' and ''Sky Pilot'' ..
Love them
Joan Baez (pronounced: BUY-yezz) She is known for folk music and protest songs.
Peace, Love!!
The Alan Price Set-1966----with --I put a spell on you------Eric Burdon sounds like no one else-We gotta get outta this place-It's my life-"Don't bring me down-Don't let me be misunderstood-I'm crying'-Worried life blues-Inside looking out---Sky pilot-when I was young-----------------------------Spill the wine----- 44 blues--etc.
The lead was Eric Burden and he was 17 years old when this was recorded.
Haha wring, he was 22
Timeless Classic
It was in the water boy. I think it is kind of funny how many people don’t get what kind of “house” it was.
😉 So great song that even my piano cover sounds good!!
Alan Price broke off and formed his own band. Check out his version of "I'll put a spell on you"
Hilton Valentine recently passed away. And Alan Price had a decent solo career and was also in a few movies and tv shows
I am just now your post a year later, but.. Joan Baez ( sounds like bi ez ), was a top charting folk singer and a crusader for world problems of the times. She had/has a BEAUTIFUL voice. I dont know if shes still alive.
great song and very simple
Maybe do the Turtles
The ladies last name is Baez she is very famous singer I was wondering if you noticed it's a beginning of the song where the organ was and then at the end of the song where the organ was it wasn't two different places
Eric was a friend of Hendrix.
❤❤❤
He's one allright
The House of the Rising Sun was and maybe still is, a real establishment / boarding house.
Located in New Orleans and a last chance refuge for women with no future..... drunks, addicts, criminals, homeless etc.
Said to be originally from a woman’s perspective, it became known from a man’s perspective, even when sung by a woman.
The version that inspired The Animals was sung by a man, but he had done his homework and deliberately sung out from a woman’s perspective...... as did the Animals, even if they didn’t know it. ......
Change one word, girl to boy, and a man can sing the best known women’s version in preference to the different men’s version.
For those who do not know...... things were different in the late 1800’s.
Women’s refuges and other such places were not nice or civil.
Once there, you could expect a short life full of pain, anguish and fear.
This was a great version of this song. I think it may have originally been by Lead Belly but I may have that wrong. There was another really good version more recently, by a young American girl, Haley Reinhart.
ps. Rag'n'Bone man..... Die Easy..... please? Alan Price on the keys by the way.
Deep rabbit hole here.
The Joan Baez version is very folky - and the House of the Rising Sun a brothel (or so it seems to me)
Eric Burdon & War - Spill The Wine my fav soundtrack to Boogie Nights
If you like Eric here, try the song he led with the band WAR, called "Spill the Wine". See the video. He's super dope.
You are cracking me up, IRS was somewhat smaller label at the time but I mean still pretty big, and I don't remember what it stands for but something like independent recording studios or something, but it's definitely not related to the tax collection agency, laugh. Also, Decca was huge in Britain.
Joan Baez (a Folk Rock singer) is pronounced as “JOAn (like moan) BUY-ezz”.
You should check out "Werewolves of London" by Warren Zevon (1970's) It's an interesting song.
It was in the movie the water boy
Eric Burdon great singer
joan baez , prnounced by-ez, she was a folk singer in original woodstock festival.
You like them... and the organ/keyboard sound you like... have you checked out The Doors yet? Ya may wanna.
Joan Baez One of the great fold singers out of the '60's Joan Baez is said jown bai·uhz
We've got to get out of this place - Don't let me be misunderstood