That's what made the worth of The Animals: real archaic northern British rhythm & blues with its greatest singer and organ player as well. Outstanding and terrific performance!
amen no better yet he didn't get the respect he truly deserved at all, that group knocked them all out of the ballpark in my opinion even the keyboard was crazy.
@@annminetello6826 I watch absolutely everything I can find on RUclips with this group and Eric Burdon! They were a great group! Eric has a great voice!
What an under-rated album - Before We Were So Rudely Interrupted. Fire on the Sun is my favourite track. My elder brother bought his first turntable (an Amstrad music system) and borrowed this album and Ian Dury - New Boots and Panties from the record library. Both brilliant albums. And the sound quality blew me away as it was in stereo, and so much better than the previous albums that we had listened to on cassettes. (When I started work I treated myself to a LInn Axis which might be a couple of rungs up the audiophile ladder from Amstrad). I have a very soft spot for those two albums.
The definition of tragedy: when Eric came on the scene in 1964, I was too young for him at age 10. By the time I was 21 and could have done him quite nicely, he was already married. Sigh....
Alan was credited for the Animals arrangement of House of The Rising Sun but did not share the royalties with the rest of the band and the others especially Eric, despised Alan and couldn't stand him anymore. Eric still hates Alan till this day.
Price was selfish not to have shared. It might have been his arrangement, but it took all of them to create that great song, and it was a definite bonus to have Eric’s great voice on the record!
Eric said in the interview he gave in Greece 2019, that he has bad memories from the period with animals, mostly because of the betrayal of one member of them, who stole all the royalties from the band. And that is so sad to hear it after a half of century of life on stage. And it is even more sad to know, that one little action like this, can ruin all the good memories and moments of a whole period.
It had to be sheer jealousy, envy by Price. The lead singer gets the majority of attention and Eric certainly had the charisma along with his powerful voice and good looks that were beautiful and at telhe same time kind of earthy - a combination most women love. So Price running off with the money was his own selfishness. He also ripped off the others in the band so he clearly didn't give a darn about the group. Unfortunate indeed because he was s fantastic keyboardist! Having said all that, love Eric and these videos are so wonderful!
This isn't from 1980, but 1975/76 when The Animals got back together for the first time since the 60's and recorded the album Before We Were So Rudely Interrupted. It wasn't released until 1977, though, and "drowned in the punk explosion" (as I read somewhere).
The original Animals reunited for the first time on December 2nd, 1968, at the Newcastle City Hall. The one-off show was an idea of Ray Grehen, one of The Animals' manager, Mike Jeffery's club managers.
That's what made the worth of The Animals: real archaic northern British rhythm & blues with its greatest singer and organ player as well. Outstanding and terrific performance!
It really says something that a few of us are just discovering this gem in 2022 and still talking about Eric!
Eric is 83 years old tomorrow, May 11, 2024! Happy Birthday Eric!
Onley Eric can sing this song so great
❤🎉😮Yes! I like this songer very much))) Eric Burdon forever🎉❤❤❤
Love the keyboard and Erics voice
One of the few singers that sings just as well on stage, or anywhere, as he does in the studio.
amen no better yet he didn't get the respect he truly deserved at all, that group knocked them all out of the ballpark in my opinion even the keyboard was crazy.
@@annminetello6826 I watch absolutely everything I can find on RUclips with this group and Eric Burdon! They were a great group! Eric has a great voice!
Great song and The orgen so wouderful, and Erics voice outstanding
So relevant today -Great to hear the Animals do their magic !!
Yes the best Group ever i love them truly magic
Price a feckin' keyboard genius!
Erics voice make me purr like a kitten
Pricey's priceless keyboards always a joy to hear
Love this song Eric voice so great
A great reminder of just how much rock 'n' roll owes to the blues.
Yes so True
The best band ever
Eric looks so good! Superb song!
Love when he goes Down deep whit his voice
Erick Burdon, la mejor voz de todos los tiempos!!!!
He's definitely the greatest blues singer ever.
Love his music! Watch his videos every day!
Eric Burdon, the best voice of all time ❤ Great Blues.💙🤞👌🏻🎼🎸🎶🎤
Simplesmente magnifico ! Alan john Eric chas e Hilton perfeitos! Animals o melhor quinteto da historia da musica!
Just too good! What a band. Keyboard work priceless! Vocals not too shabby either.
excellent. thank you !
His voice makes me fly on the Music love it
Reunited with Alan Price. Good to hear the keyboard again.
Fucking beautiful
Realmente,un legendario ,su voz impactante aun a pwsar de los años que pasaron,
My favorite Blues triumvirate: Eric Burdon, Gregg Allman & Joe Cocker. All with one inspiration: Ray Charles!
What an under-rated album - Before We Were So Rudely Interrupted. Fire on the Sun is my favourite track.
My elder brother bought his first turntable (an Amstrad music system) and borrowed this album and Ian Dury - New Boots and Panties from the record library. Both brilliant albums. And the sound quality blew me away as it was in stereo, and so much better than the previous albums that we had listened to on cassettes. (When I started work I treated myself to a LInn Axis which might be a couple of rungs up the audiophile ladder from Amstrad).
I have a very soft spot for those two albums.
Godbless eric burdon,
Gorgeous isn't he? Both in voice, looks and presence.
Love
yes -----!!!!
o ya good song
The definition of tragedy: when Eric came on the scene in 1964, I was too young for him at age 10. By the time I was 21 and could have done him quite nicely, he was already married. Sigh....
You are too funny! But seriously, he had a special magnetism indeed! Love Eric!
The anthem song to many a good skateboarders
3:45 ❤️
TRES Cool
What was Price’s problem with Eric? Was he simply freaking jealous? Both guys were super talented in their own way.
Alan was credited for the Animals arrangement of House of The Rising Sun but did not share the royalties with the rest of the band and the others especially Eric, despised Alan and couldn't stand him anymore.
Eric still hates Alan till this day.
Price was selfish not to have shared. It might have been his arrangement, but it took all of them to create that great song, and it was a definite bonus to have Eric’s great voice on the record!
Eric said in the interview he gave in Greece 2019, that he has bad memories from the period with animals, mostly because of the betrayal of one member of them, who stole all the royalties from the band. And that is so sad to hear it after a half of century of life on stage. And it is even more sad to know, that one little action like this, can ruin all the good memories and moments of a whole period.
It had to be sheer jealousy, envy by Price. The lead singer gets the majority of attention and Eric certainly had the charisma along with his powerful voice and good looks that were beautiful and at telhe same time kind of earthy - a combination most women love. So Price running off with the money was his own selfishness. He also ripped off the others in the band so he clearly didn't give a darn about the group. Unfortunate indeed because he was s fantastic keyboardist! Having said all that, love Eric and these videos are so wonderful!
0:23 Chas channeling Elivs that night..
This isn't from 1980, but 1975/76 when The Animals got back together for the first time since the 60's and recorded the album Before We Were So Rudely Interrupted. It wasn't released until 1977, though, and "drowned in the punk explosion" (as I read somewhere).
The original Animals reunited for the first time on December 2nd, 1968, at the Newcastle City Hall. The one-off show was an idea of Ray Grehen, one of The Animals' manager, Mike Jeffery's club managers.
Javier Fernandez They never broke up til 69. I saw them in 67
Then it must be the reincarnation of the animals, called the new animals. With Vic Briggs guitar, barry jenkins, john weider etc.
Despite the audio breaking up,I still own this album.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
gold the animals Animals 1980 reunion very good twoo ablum ?
It was 1977. Just sayin
They were done with price when he refused to share royalties he gets for house of the rising sun which their producer wrongly gave him complete credit
Just wow