I don't know why but this song illustrated how different and opposite in walk talk look and dress and heard this song playing when taking sacrament as everyone else has. I don't know why I tried to go to a Latter day Saints service because I don't fit the part.
This whole album is fantastic! I still own it. I'm 67yrs old. My kids grew up hearing it. Remember Tobacco Road? Talkin bout road, road, road! Oh yeah!
Eric Burden, had one of the GREATEST voices ever in the history of rock on roll. Saw him in person around 1974 I think. In Jacksonville Florida. Will never forget what a magnificent voice Burden had.The music that came out of the 50s and 60s was just incredible.
I will always remember when VH1 Classic became a thing, and my dad was watching, and this song came on. He hollered for me and I fell in love with it. By the end, I was singing along with him in our living room! My dad is so awesome! I remember War doing a little concert at a Kansas City Royals game, my dad took me and my brother. This song started and we lost our minds!
I think your dad must have been the best! My dad loved watching documentarys he would call for me 2 come & make me sit just saying actual footage actual footage pointing at it. Its real life look its actual footage.
The first (and only) time I tripped on LSD-25 in 1970 was to this song (LP version) played non stop for over for 15 hours straight with a New York girl I had just met. A very interesting time in my life :)
Yes - the production is astounding. Hearing this on the radio and never knowing for YEARS who it was until RUclips - (I had guessed it was Van Morrison - which was a good guess - but of course didn’t help me find it - ) hearing it on a car radio I never NOTICED the overdubs of the woman speaking Spanish. This is brilliant and obviously intended for hearing while open-top driving through south LA. - beats out even the great “low rider” on that count.
This song stirred my imagination, because the first time I heard it was in Summer of 1975, while getting ready to go to work. High noon, with a few wispy clouds in the Texas sky the only thing missing was the field of grass, and various women all about. Eric Burdon, dropped out of WAR in 1971 after a bout of exhaustion from touring. WAR moved on, Burdon became a solo artist and the rest is history.
This song " spill thr Wine came out in May 1970. And i was 9 yrs. Old And the following Month in June Our family moved from Baltimore , Maryland to Miami Beach. florida.And it stands out because on the drive down to Fla. It was on the radio all the time.& me & my older brother who was 11 yrs old. Loved it as did my mother who was really cool.Those were some great days & the music was the best.
I remember playing this song for my Dad on the radio way back in the 60's and he just laughed!I had no idea it was the same guy who sang House of the rising Sun!
I realize as we get older, our memory gets a little foggy and that was really a long time ago but FYI, "Spill the Wine" wasn't released until 1970. Hope that bit of information makes you feel just a little younger. lol BTW, The Animals recorded "House of the Rising Sun" in 1964... Long long time ago...
Funky Funky One! Love War and especially this tune! Saw them open for Grand Funk several years ago. Wore knee length black leather flat heeled boots and danced~stomped for the whole show, feet hurt so bad the next day, ooof what a great party!! 🎶💃👌
I miss the family I had while I was growing up. now that i'm of the age to want to learn and understand their wisdom, they're all gone or have distanced themselves. this song evokes such a strong feeling of a golden age that i just barely missed.
It’s 2024. The election is nigh. I was born 1985. The world has changed. Everyone is angry. I’m driving down the street after a long day of work listening to WNRN (Lynchburg). This song plays. I am invested and happy. My horrible day made better from a song that was here before me. Power of music
My bad,I commented on Bloodstone😂 Anyways I had the privilege of living next to a couple of War members in Venice California and would sit in on their practice session's,this being one of my favorites,those were the BEST years to be a teen,the world was diffrent(way better)in those days and anybody that was around in those days will agree👍👊
I remember cruising in my 99 mercury cougar V6 back roads and this happened to tunw in a sunset omw to the crib. Good cigar. Warm weather. Beautiful sunset. Only in my 20s
I always thought it said… Feel the Wine, take that girl. Not once in the whole song did I ever hear the word “pearl”… It was always GIRL. I won’t tell you how old I was before I figured this out. 😂
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British blues meets American soul and the result is sublime
Reggae is coming all Up
and chicano also
@@nicelol5241 muy bueno
More like phenomenal
Wull, sublime is a different band brother. *hulk hogan voice*
54 years later. LEGENDARY!
Yes it is.
I don't know why but this song illustrated how different and opposite in walk talk look and dress and heard this song playing when taking sacrament as everyone else has. I don't know why I tried to go to a Latter day Saints service because I don't fit the part.
“And she raised it to her lips”… background Spanish girl “y esa mujer”…translation “and that woman”… always got me with a big smile
Santaria?
Salud! 🍷
This whole album is fantastic! I still own it. I'm 67yrs old. My kids grew up hearing it. Remember Tobacco Road? Talkin bout road, road, road! Oh yeah!
One of the best songs from the 70's.
That's a really high bar.
@@NormAppleton❤
Wasnt it 60s?
@@bobbiewallace4008just barely 70s. Recorded January 2nd-4th of 1970. So definitely with 60s instruments.
Long list of good music to finalize that list.
When I first heard this, I imagined the singer to be a smooth black guy, I never thought the singer would have been a scruffy geordie!
Maybe bc you were too young to know Eric from the Animals?
Interesting.
He sounds super white to me haha
"This really blew my mind" !
@larrybackstrom5795, this bad a** song STILL blows my mind in 2024!😎🥁😎🎸🎷🎹🎺
Listening to it for the first time in my life today❤😂
This just a once in a lifetime occurrence,,this MASTERPIECE by War,with Eric Burden
Eric Burden, had one of the GREATEST voices ever in the history of rock on roll. Saw him in person around 1974 I think. In Jacksonville Florida. Will never forget what a magnificent voice Burden had.The music that came out of the 50s and 60s was just incredible.
I love Eric with War. The flute player is the best. Reminds me of Ian Anderson
Damn! War's laying down groove, we just don't get any more, and Eric, WOW..... that VOICE is stunning!
hell yeah!!
Bless Alan Price for being suuuch and asshole
@@reriley20021❤
I will always remember when VH1 Classic became a thing, and my dad was watching, and this song came on. He hollered for me and I fell in love with it. By the end, I was singing along with him in our living room! My dad is so awesome! I remember War doing a little concert at a Kansas City Royals game, my dad took me and my brother. This song started and we lost our minds!
Your dad sounds cool. Surely this concert was way after the release of the song though?
Dope
I think your dad must have been the best! My dad loved watching documentarys he would call for me 2 come & make me sit just saying actual footage actual footage pointing at it. Its real life look its actual footage.
That's GROOVY, really GROOVY😎
The first (and only) time I tripped on LSD-25 in 1970 was to this song (LP version) played non stop for over for 15 hours straight with a New York girl I had just met. A very interesting time in my life :)
Love this song. I can hear every instrument being played. Amazing!
Yes - the production is astounding. Hearing this on the radio and never knowing for YEARS who it was until RUclips - (I had guessed it was Van Morrison - which was a good guess - but of course didn’t help me find it - ) hearing it on a car radio I never NOTICED the overdubs of the woman speaking Spanish. This is brilliant and obviously intended for hearing while open-top driving through south LA. - beats out even the great “low rider” on that count.
Never knew this was War as the backing band until very recently. Now I know why my ears always loved this song!
Ron Burgundy jammed with everyone back in the 70’s. It was a glorious time!
😂
I'm 67 and still loving this one...nothing these days comes close.
I'm 33 and was fortunate enough to grow up with parents who listened to this era's music instead of the 90's pop that was ubiquitous in my youth.
Coming up on 64, man, my brother ❤
Absolutely!
Me too!
War - Eric Burdon - Spill the Wine
War - Groovin
Santana with Michelle Branch
The Game of Love
🌹🌹
I absolutely love WAR ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️.
Hello Natalie
What's not to love? 🙂
Yeah, they knew what was up....
Happy birthday this year Brother Eric VICTOR Burdon!!! ❤Eric’s favorite song 🎶 ever!!!❤
This song stirred my imagination, because the first time I heard it was in Summer of 1975, while getting ready to go to work. High noon, with a few wispy clouds in the Texas sky the only thing missing was the field of grass, and various women all about. Eric Burdon, dropped out of WAR in 1971 after a bout of exhaustion from touring. WAR moved on, Burdon became a solo artist and the rest is history.
@ Joe Goodley I was a 6 year old Texan in 1975 I still live less than 25 miles from wear I growed up at in Keller Tx .
Always loved that song.
War's beats are timeless...
Amen!
Always loved the Animals, but Eric + War was a marriage made in Heaven.
This was the first Rap there ever was Hip-hop. 1960’s
❤fax
One of my most favorite songs because I like the flute and I was a teen when war did the album
This song " spill thr Wine came out in May 1970. And i was 9 yrs. Old And the following Month in June Our family moved from Baltimore , Maryland to Miami Beach. florida.And it stands out because on the drive down to Fla. It was on the radio all the time.& me & my older brother who was 11 yrs old. Loved it as did my mother who was really cool.Those were some great days & the music was the best.
Great Story....!
I remember playing this song for my Dad on the radio way back in the 60's and he just laughed!I had no idea it was the same guy who sang House of the rising Sun!
I realize as we get older, our memory gets a little foggy and that was really a long time ago but FYI, "Spill the Wine" wasn't released until 1970. Hope that bit of information makes you feel just a little younger. lol BTW, The Animals recorded "House of the Rising Sun" in 1964... Long long time ago...
@@jlcastille9017 thyme to turn the water into wine! CHEERS born '74💖🎶🎇🏝🌻🐝🦋
I've loved this for years! Didn't know singer is Eric Burden🙄
@@jlcastille9017 oh lord please don't let him be misunderstood. Lol
@@billybatchelor2863 😅😅😅 good one!
I saw them do this song live in '69. This was before it got airplay. It was slamming live.
Reminds me ofliving on the farm in NJ when I was a kid. Life was so simple back then and the music was the best
Funky Funky One! Love War and especially this tune! Saw them open for Grand Funk several years ago. Wore knee length black leather flat heeled boots and danced~stomped for the whole show, feet hurt so bad the next day, ooof what a great party!! 🎶💃👌
Wow... such a testament to cross cultural cooperation. I miss those hopeful / beautiful times.
Immer wieder geil-Geil, selbst jetzt nach 66 Jahren erlebter Vergangenheit-Gegenwart!.
Eric Burden is one of most charismatic singers ever.
🎯
I love the video!!!!!
Eric Burden was with the Animals!! Wow !!~ Thank you for the Info!! Rock n Roll and all that JAZZ!!
Eric Burdon was the Lead singer of Animals
This is a MASTERPIECE. ROCK n ROLL IS DEAD.
Especially the flute. /sarc
You’re so right! This song is amazing and they don’t make um like this anymore. But I am so grateful for RUclips and the people who keep it alive.
you clearly don't listen to enough music if you think rock n roll is dead
Oh yes
I was alive when this was released on the air. Memory Sent me here.
This was my everything is dreamy song since 1970! ✌❤
Something compelled me to listen to this great song just now. Cheers from Ottawa, Canada🍁
This song is my sister Loretta's who passed 2020. I miss and love you sis.
😢🙏
I first heard this when my dad had to drive me to a school project. This song at 4:50 in the morning hits different
I had a dream I was in a Hollywood movie listening to War and Eric Burdon😊
When you hear this..doesn’t it make you feel like you could punch the moon….🇨🇦
Love that flag
i love that it makes you feel that way! this song brings back memories from when i was very young. and now it will always make me think of you too.
@paulinechapman5669..💀.., Hmmm.., interesting sentiment .., but, c'mon, honestly.., what thee fuck are you really saying..??
I miss the family I had while I was growing up. now that i'm of the age to want to learn and understand their wisdom, they're all gone or have distanced themselves. this song evokes such a strong feeling of a golden age that i just barely missed.
Spill the wine get that girl!!!.
I still think of Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv dancing in the kitchen when I think of this. 💃🏽🕺🏽 They're the reason I know of this song!
It’s 2024. The election is nigh. I was born 1985. The world has changed. Everyone is angry. I’m driving down the street after a long day of work listening to WNRN (Lynchburg). This song plays. I am invested and happy. My horrible day made better from a song that was here before me.
Power of music
Trippy as Hell! I sang this for my son, and he fell out of his chair.😂
The movie Boogie Nights introduced this song to me and I am glad it did.
This is song never gets old.
Excellent song and Lyrics!!! Also Excellent Band, I use to play the House of THE Rising Sun on my Guitar when this song was out!!
Boogie Nights
Eric Burdon war hall of fame!!!!
This song is very 60's.....I love it !!
Definitely has more of a '70s sound... and I love it!
@@Vendzor Late 60's early 70's....personal opinons..... enjoy ! :)
@@rippi37 100%! :)
Shameless❤
Oh my yessss
Great audio!!
What a great song. Listening to this right after work as I go home and I feel like I'm tripping on drugs! So good!
Ha yeah totally
EVERYBODY loved this tune!!! They played this at least 6 times a day on the AM that I remember.
Charles on the flute- Carlos Guillermo Miller- sublime. RIP, Olathe: you are sill missed.
My bad,I commented on Bloodstone😂
Anyways I had the privilege of living next to a couple of War members in Venice California and would sit in on their practice session's,this being one of my favorites,those were the BEST years to be a teen,the world was diffrent(way better)in those days and anybody that was around in those days will agree👍👊
Very cool song! I remember from my youth.
I loved this song when it first came out and still do!
I remember cruising in my 99 mercury cougar V6 back roads and this happened to tunw in a sunset omw to the crib. Good cigar. Warm weather. Beautiful sunset. Only in my 20s
SO GOOOOOD
This song exists in some temporal void where it feels like its eight minutes when somehow its only four
(Thats a good thing)
Oh yeah
@@ericg1100
Rocks man!!! Epitomizes that time.
What a song my grandpa showed me this gem
Just wow
Wow 🤩
If my soul was a song I wish it was this song!
If I could give 100 thumbs up I would
Me and my dad and his friend went fishing and we were reefing in king mackerel jamming this
Great song! I just heard it in the movie Boogie Nights, and my Google search brought me here.
Thank you so much! Love from Seattle 2022!✨🎵✨🎵❤️✨
Didn't think anyone still lived there
So groovy... so smooth ...so cool..
Hello kate
I had a salvia trip like this 🤔😳🥺
Still love this awesome stuff.
Classic!
AWESOME
Freaking Awesome!!!!
@@ednamglenn-freeman6050 Yep!
love from mexico
2:24 lol quite a long story but worth thinking of Uncle Phil singing and dancing to that lol
The 70s must have been a great time with tunes like this🫨 I can only imagine the times my dad had cruising!
The 70s were the 'Golden Age' of music
Always loved this song Omg
Happy 420 everyone!
Boogie Nights pool scene!!! 😎
You have mad taste if you are listening to this song in 2022! Rock on.
Ain't heard this in years !!!!!
Epic sound!
Love it 😁👍
man i wish i had some good wine
Song never ceases to rock - every time !
Awesome old school school
The movie Boogie Nights brought me here!!! Long live Dirk Diggler and he’s alter ego Brock Landers!!
A true slice of heaven I must say. Especially while I enjoy some fine cigars with cold ones. 😉
Ami this really blue my mind.
Best song
Remember the Titans baby!!! Strong side!!!!
Listening from Yucatan
An oldie, a goodie and a darn good one.
Ah yes it is❤
When I first heard this, I thought he was saying "Still the one! Take that, girl!"
Yeah I thought he was saying "Dig that girl"
I always thought it said… Feel the Wine, take that girl. Not once in the whole song did I ever hear the word “pearl”… It was always GIRL. I won’t tell you how old I was before I figured this out. 😂