I love this version. The amount of emotion put into each line is astonishing! You can imagine how the singer slightly smiles during certain lines, giving it a new life like an actor would. Absolutely amazing. The instrumentals are also wonderful, they lift the vocals and don’t overshadow them. Folk music is “fragile” to me due to how important the lyrics and emotions are, so it’s pleasing to hear that the musicians didn’t want to take away from that. Instead they simply support and fill in when needed. No complicated riffs, just those familiar notes to fill the air. Absolutely wonderful, it gives a new feel. This song doesn’t feel angry to me. It’s a new and needed take where you feel the sadness, and the way the character in question may laugh about some of the things that lead them to where they are now.
Goes back as a tavern song late 1600s early 1700s Europe and Britain, went across to the then colonies and really came back with British band The Animals..Good effort here mate 🇬🇧 uk
@@senianns9522 yes as I say it should really be listed as 'traditional ' many versions but over the years it became associated mainly with the animals, Joan baez does a beautiful version which I think pre dates Bob.. ruclips.net/video/RP_caKDfoyU/видео.html
I stumbled onto this version only recently. I heard many versions in the past and thought nobody could surpass The Animals version, but I was wrong. I fell in love with this version the first time I played it and cannot stop playing it. The music, the singer's voice, the video of years gone by add to the melancholy and surrealness of this rendition. Well done sir.
@@wkliao5182 Thank you for that. I did play them on your advice. They are both very good but music is subjective and this man touches my soul like no other.
There is a house down in New Orleans They call the Rising Sun And it's been the ruin of many a poor boy And God I know that I'm one My mother she's a tailor She's sewn my new blue jeans My daddy he's a gambling man Down in New Orleans The only thing that a gambler needs Is a suitcase and a trunk And the only time that he's satisfied Is when he's all drunk Mothers tell your children Not to do like I have done And show 'em the house down in New Orleans They call the Rising Sun Some people say that I think too much Just living my life in a dream But I know that I can't forget That house and all that it means One foot on the platform The other one on the train I'm going back to New Orleans To wear that ball and chain I'm going back to New Orleans My race is almost run Gonna spend the days that I have left Beneath that Rising Sun
Meine erstes gespiltes Stück im knast gelernt zu spiellen auf der Gitarre 🎸 1977 werde ich nie wieder fergessen mit zwei jungs in Hamburg im uhaft der eine hat gesungen und der andere das solo dazu es wahr so harmonisch gewesen es war einfach nur geil und jetzt bin ich 67 Jahre alt scheiße meine Zeit leuft amelich ab
I like this version. The first time I heard this when the Animals sang it back in the day. Ed Sullivan Show. Boy I'm dating myself! Anyway, by the early '70's I mentioned this tune to a girlfriend who had the music sheet to it, dated from the '50's. A female artist had sang it, but I can't remember her name. My friend pulled out her autoharp & sang it. It was more slowed down with a little more folk to it. But I do remember that there were more verses than what the Animals had sung. I'm happy to hear your version with all the verses. I hit the like button so it's in my liked video listing.
One of the best versions of this classic...have done a version ? of this about 6 years ago on youtube after downing a bottle of red ...when sobered up wasn't sure what had done ..pity you can't see me falling of the chair at the end...dam this life of fame ? Keep your great music and style acoming..
I like your faster version of this traditional song. Like the guitar work and the organ sounds really good. I'm use to hearing the version by The Animals which is much slower but this really works.
Están tocando la versión que hizo Alan Price para the Animals. Los que sabemos que el original de esta folk song es inglesa, concretamente de Liverpool, dónde se inicia y luego pasa a América, en Nueva Orleans. Muchos ignoran que muchos iconos musicales de los Estados Unidos en realidad se originan en el folklore británico, esa es la verdad, aunque les duela a los gringos.
Well ,most Brits Listend to Black American Music 🎶. We even went on Merchant ships ,And Brought back Records ,that weren't played on American Radio ,We gave it a name .NORTHERN SOUL . !! .
Wow. I was scrolling through some songs on You Tube and came across this song. By far and away the best version of this famous song. Where can I get one play?
This is a great folk song. What the Animals did to this song to make it a mega rock hit is nothing short of spectacular, similar to what the Byrds did to Mr. Tamborine Man.
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"Some people say that i think too much, just livin' my life in a dream"
Fucking beautiful.
I really like this version. So expressive of the subject and the sadness that goes with it.
Thank you so much!
Yeah..you feel this song ..not just hear it.
I also prefer this version but in the voice and rhythm of Santa Esmeralda. 🖖
I love this version. The amount of emotion put into each line is astonishing! You can imagine how the singer slightly smiles during certain lines, giving it a new life like an actor would. Absolutely amazing.
The instrumentals are also wonderful, they lift the vocals and don’t overshadow them. Folk music is “fragile” to me due to how important the lyrics and emotions are, so it’s pleasing to hear that the musicians didn’t want to take away from that. Instead they simply support and fill in when needed. No complicated riffs, just those familiar notes to fill the air.
Absolutely wonderful, it gives a new feel. This song doesn’t feel angry to me. It’s a new and needed take where you feel the sadness, and the way the character in question may laugh about some of the things that lead them to where they are now.
All true. And the photographs of Depression era New Orleans are fascinating and complement the mood of the song perfectly.
Love the version and LOVE the fotos. Thank you!
Thank you so much!!
This version is Doc Watson
I found this version accidentally. Absolutely wonderful, close to the text, for me this is a way better then all other versions I ever heard!!!!
Thank you David, much appreciated!!
🙏
Согласна.
Really good country blues version, with a blues voice, Thank you
Thanks Michel !!
Goes back as a tavern song late 1600s early 1700s Europe and Britain, went across to the then colonies and really came back with British band The Animals..Good effort here mate 🇬🇧 uk
Very interesting, thanks Jay!!
Bob Dylan sang the song before the Animals!
@@cadenzapetestudios lol, you guys worked on it esp lyric, just great mate 👍 🇬🇧 uk
@@senianns9522 yes as I say it should really be listed as 'traditional ' many versions but over the years it became associated mainly with the animals, Joan baez does a beautiful version which I think pre dates Bob..
ruclips.net/video/RP_caKDfoyU/видео.html
А потом пели многие
и оркестр Джеймса Ласта
и многие другие ... 🇷🇺
This is really nice and it's got a 'vibe'. Well done my friend!
Thanks Gill, much appreciated!!
Didn't I see your band once, called fink ployd? 😁
@@58BURST Now that's really funny, Bevin Krowne.
I stumbled onto this version only recently. I heard many versions in the past and thought nobody could surpass The Animals version, but I was wrong. I fell in love with this version the first time I played it and cannot stop playing it. The music, the singer's voice, the video of years gone by add to the melancholy and surrealness of this rendition. Well done sir.
Amazing
Thank you so much Dudek!!
Check out Andy Griffith.
But you probably haven't heard those from Maria Daines or Paul Rodger yet !? ... It's always hard to say whose is better. Try it !
@@wkliao5182 Thank you for that. I did play them on your advice. They are both very good but music is subjective and this man touches my soul like no other.
Love this version! Great job
Thank you so much!!
Super version! Nostalgic photos. When I watch it, I feel calm and free.
Thank you so much!!
Beste, authentische Version die ich je hörte. Bravo
Danke sehr Manfred!!
Love the way you do this. Great voice, feel, and slap rhythm. Very nice!
Thanks Andre!!
I love this version. I can't tell, it so sad and touched my heart.
Thank you so much!!
Ого - ранний вариант "Дом восходящего солнца",- как интересно 🙄"кантри"..! 💖💃🕺
What a creative rendition of a s g most of us expected to be a rehash of the Animals version. Very listenable. Cudos!
Thank you so much Nancy!!
I'M in love with this version....I love the RHYTHM....Great video ....thanks for posting....
Thank you Annamarie!!
Eric Burden still the winner on this gem.
What about muse?
There is a house down in New Orleans
They call the Rising Sun
And it's been the ruin of many a poor boy
And God I know that I'm one
My mother she's a tailor
She's sewn my new blue jeans
My daddy he's a gambling man
Down in New Orleans
The only thing that a gambler needs
Is a suitcase and a trunk
And the only time that he's satisfied
Is when he's all drunk
Mothers tell your children
Not to do like I have done
And show 'em the house down in New Orleans
They call the Rising Sun
Some people say that I think too much
Just living my life in a dream
But I know that I can't forget
That house and all that it means
One foot on the platform
The other one on the train
I'm going back to New Orleans
To wear that ball and chain
I'm going back to New Orleans
My race is almost run
Gonna spend the days that I have left
Beneath that Rising Sun
Correction: "Some people say that I think too much"
(Thanks @commander_langleyyt6502)
Песня народная, исполнена в народном стиле. Шедевр.
Большое спасибо!!
Hmm. A different version than I’ve heard since I was young by the Animals. I like it 👏🏻🎤🥰‼️
Thanks Diane, much appreciated!!
@@cadenzapetestudios … You’re welcome 😊
Очень красиво и классно, как всегда у этих ребят).
What a lovely song.
Thank you, much appreciated!!
Very nice version, brilliant! Many thanks🙂.
Many wonderful covers and songs on your channel. Thanks, I subscribe in support. I also cover this song on my channel.
Meine erstes gespiltes Stück im knast gelernt zu spiellen auf der Gitarre 🎸 1977 werde ich nie wieder fergessen mit zwei jungs in Hamburg im uhaft der eine hat gesungen und der andere das solo dazu es wahr so harmonisch gewesen es war einfach nur geil und jetzt bin ich 67 Jahre alt scheiße meine Zeit leuft amelich ab
What a great version. I never knew it was a folk song from so long ago. I really like this version. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks Greg, yes I only found out it was quite so old after I recorded it!!
I like this version. The first time I heard this when the Animals sang it back in the day. Ed Sullivan Show. Boy I'm dating myself! Anyway, by the early '70's I mentioned this tune to a girlfriend who had the music sheet to it, dated from the '50's. A female artist had sang it, but I can't remember her name. My friend pulled out her autoharp & sang it. It was more slowed down with a little more folk to it. But I do remember that there were more verses than what the Animals had sung. I'm happy to hear your version with all the verses. I hit the like button so it's in my liked video listing.
Thanks Brigitte!!
Joan Baez sung a haunting Gothic version of this song.
One of the best versions of this classic...have done a version ? of this about 6 years ago on youtube after downing a bottle of red ...when sobered up wasn't sure what had done ..pity you can't see me falling of the chair at the end...dam this life of fame ? Keep your great music and style acoming..
Please send me the link. I would love to see it.
You made it yours. Great interpretation/vibe!
Thank you very much!!
GOOD!!!
BEAUTIFUL!!!
THANK'S!!!
고맙습니다!!!
Очень интересное исполнение! Мне нравится.
Большое спасибо
мне то же .
What a good version !!! Super !!
Thank you very much!!
Fantastic rendition. Love it.
Thank you very much!!
Amazing 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks very much!!
So good! And the images go straight to one’s soul.
Thank you so much Jordan!!
Awesome, first time to hear this version..love it
Thank you very much Gloria !!
Agreat folk song performed by a truly gifted performer hope to here more from him
Thank you very much Peter! I have just put out my version of Scarborough Fair on the channel:
ruclips.net/video/0bm5TObk7WI/видео.html
Как молоды мы были. Лучшие времена, увы позади (и в США тоже). Потерянный рай
Но тут в песне не совсем поётся про рай, скорее про депрессию.
I'm bookmarking this one! Gold!!
Thank you so much Jarno!!
Love this version.
Thanks very much !!
Great rendition made better by some good picture collecting/editing, very nice, thank you from PNW Canada!
Thanks, much appreciated!
Very nice my friend .Love the picture show too!
Thank you Don!!
That's A very interesting version, I will play along many times, Thanks !?!
Thanks very much!!
Great folk version. I can well imagine this would go down well at an apres bar in Borovets - limbs in-tact!
😄 Thanks Jon, great to see you all yesterday! Hope you can get back to some serious playing soon!
I like your faster version of this traditional song. Like the guitar work and the organ sounds really good. I'm use to hearing the version by The Animals which is much slower but this really works.
Thanks Jim, much appreciated!
You should check out the version by Doc Watson!
Fantastic version ,et toujours d'd'actualitee
Merci beaucoup Christian!!
Fabulous version!! following!
Thank you so much!!
İlk kez dinliyorum..ve bu haliyle çok güzel...Beğendiğim ve zevkle dinlediğim bir şarkı..Teşekkürler
Teşekkürler Gulsen!!!
excellente version tres rythme vraiment superbe
Merci beaucoup Marcel!!
What great version !!! I like it so much : thanks for video !
Thank you so much Nicola!!
I think this the best version of this song
Thanks very much Brian!
Preciosa versión.
Muchas gracias!!!
1:10 кинотеатр Весна на Измайловском бульваре, начало 70-х
Están tocando la versión que hizo Alan Price para the Animals. Los que sabemos que el original de esta folk song es inglesa, concretamente de Liverpool, dónde se inicia y luego pasa a América, en Nueva Orleans. Muchos ignoran que muchos iconos musicales de los Estados Unidos en realidad se originan en el folklore británico, esa es la verdad, aunque les duela a los gringos.
Muchas gracias por esa información!!
Esto es mistico...grandioso!!!
Thank you Maximo!!
WOW.... Loved this version 👍
Thank you so much !!
Спасибо!
I really like this version!
Thank you so much!!
You still rock Pete.
Thank you so much!!
@@cadenzapetestudios Pete, I'm still playing this song. And it's still beautiful. My life has changed for the better.
@@dudekfox7685 Thank you so much, I really appreciate your comments! Good to hear your life has changed for the better!
Sensacional versão desta canção inesquecível.
Muito obrigado José !!
Fabulosa versión de por si me encanta esta canción y esta versión es buenisima
Muchísimas gracias Paulino!!
very surprising and good version !
Thank you so much Christian!!
Sounds great 💕
Thank you Beata!!
Like this version pretty much!
Thank you so much!!
Brilliant love it
Thank you very much!!
Well ,most Brits Listend to Black American Music 🎶. We even went on Merchant ships ,And Brought back Records ,that weren't played on American Radio ,We gave it a name .NORTHERN SOUL . !! .
Actually, the song dates back to an old English folk song.
G O O D 1
Thank you very much!!!
This is new for me , i like it !
Thank you Franciscus!!
Отличное исполнение. Видовой ряд помогает лучше понять смысл текста песни.
большое спасибо
It's so good yeah
Thanks Brett!!
Em cada versão que fazem dessa jóia, ela fica ainda mais linda!
Muito obrigado!!
.Joan baez does an interesting folk version.this is a very good rendition. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Leonel !!
I'm very glad I found this original song. Many thanks to Amy Shafer (Virgin Rock) 's RUclips channel.
Thank you so much!!
Amazingly I find this version better than one of the Animals!
Thank you so much Cristina !!!
é dai que cresceu letra dessa musica uma mistura de poesia e ritimo
Well done 👍💯
Very nicely done!
Thanks very much!!!
Such an imaginative interpretation...wonder what you would do with “don’t let me be misunderstood”.
Thanks Stanley, I will have a think!!
Nice song.
Thanks Antonio!!!
Good Music!!
Thank you!!!
Good version
Thank you so much!!
This is the best
Thank you so much!
This version is awesome, soulful!
Thank you so much Bill !!
I bet the guy parked in the middle at 2.01 had some choice words to say when he tried to drive off.
Love this!!!
Thank you Joan!!
Gran filmato
Grazie mille!!
WOW!
Thanks Peter!!
Very nice!
Thank you Tommy!!
ITS DAMN GREAT I LOVE IT
Thank you so much !!!
@@cadenzapetestudios YOUR MORE THAN WE COME THANK-YOU
This is really nice
Thank you so much!
Suena genial, otro ritmo, pero sin perder su esencia
Muchas gracias Alberto!!
I like it, I like it a lot 💯🤙
Thank you so much Shane!!
Wow. I was scrolling through some songs on You Tube and came across this song. By far and away the best version of this famous song. Where can I get one play?
This is a great folk song.
What the Animals did to this song to make it a mega rock hit is nothing short of spectacular, similar to what the Byrds did to Mr. Tamborine Man.
It's time to get another perspective on this song. - "And it's been the ruin of many a poor girls
And God I know I'm one"
I think you are right Christine!!
More country than folk ..besides …too smooth ..no dirt no pain no struggle ….
But it sounds a lot better than your take on it.
It’s rubbish …stop virtue signalling ..
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this song very nice goog song
😎Beautiful
Me encantó el video, bella canción
Muchas gracias Sara!!!