Great timeless song. Great camera work. all so simple, yet all so powerful, makes it unforgettable. Today's over processed , vacuous music is forgotten very quickly.
One of the greatest songs of all times,I could not tell you how many guys i new when i was young ,when this song came out they all ran out and bought themselves a guitar.The Animals had some fantastic musicians ,unbelievable the guy on the organ near the end.thanks for the video. thanks youtube.
I was 16, this was the 1st rock concert I ever saw. October 1964, Utica, NY. It was incredible! J. Frank Wilson opened the show ("Oh Where Oh Where Can My Baby be?") and then The Animals took the stage. They were young with long hair and from England. Some people in the audience didn't like them, and threw coins at them, and the show was stopped by police dressed in helmets and riot gear. The cops warned the audience to refrain or the show would not continue. It stopped.. Then the band reappeared and did "House of the Rising Sun" and that was it. Music that changed my life!
J'adore , did not know that Alan Price was the keyboardist in the Animals, nor that he wrote this song.....I thought it was an old American Blues number.....who knew...Genius....
This is truly one of the greatest songs ever written. I remember this song when I was little, and I was born in 1974. I'm a metal/hard rock/alternative guy and always have been....but this song changed my life and perspective...I now listen to many songs out of my usual genre. I enjoy the Doors, Hank Williams Sr., B.B.King, Chuck Berry, The Beatles, and many others because of this ingenuity....
Que tiempos , recordando esos guateques que haciamos en compañia de nuestros amigos. Cuantos conjuntos de estos triunfaron y cuantos quedaron atrás.Pero que siempre gusta escuchar.
Eric Burdon and The Animals, will gonna live forever....inside our souls..and the humankind souls...this song is gonna be live forever...my daughter, when she was 5 year old, loved this song...and today, she love it more..and, I love it too. She has 21 and I am in the loose.
Music was music then! I am proud to have been part of this great era. So sorry for the youth of today to have to listen to that crap they think is music
Eric Burdon and the animals are marvellous artists I love them the same that I love Los Iracundos with Franco by the way Eric looks like him a litle borth have beautifull voices and they were very handsome young boys.
Hey, folks, this the blues! A real blues.. It is way out of the bluesy standards, but it is a smelly blues as it can get… Passion and the pain interact while the sweat is soaking that ball and chain… I just promised to myself that first time when I would perform in New Orleans - I will sing that song! …just a guitar, vocal and the goose bumps… Cheers, Marino Frost~~
Had a huge argument doing "jackieoke" at Keats Pub in NYC a few years ago, about a line in this song. Almost came to blows. All about "Drunk" versus "on a Trump". Glad to see this video agres with me. I'll always sing it that way. ...Alex
This is a remarkable song. I kept wondering what inspired a British band to write a song about a poor boy in New Orleans. Not until researching a little recently did I realize that this song has a long history dating all the way back to the 1500 England! It was later brought to America by the immigrants and gradually evolved into the present form with The Big Easy as backdrop. Still, there is no consensus as to where that House is or whether it ever existed at all. Anyway, superb rendition! A+
I'm building a time machine..and travelling back to the times of huge tunes like this..and I'm gonna settle down with a couple of hundred pounds of great smoke..I'm gonna toke my face off and listen to all the great music right up through the mid-eighties..then I'm going to go back and do it all over again..and I ain't ever coming back to these times again...
this song easily is just as good a rock song as a blues song. also, i like the natural way people were in front of the camera before they became video savvy.
There are not-so-good songs, there are not-so-bad songs, there are good songs, there are very good songs, there are excellent songs, and there is "House Of The Rising Sun"
Who could watch this and not think of the great motion picture "Easy Rider"....Jack, Dennis, Karen............poor lost souls gathered in that Big Easy House of ill Repute..Eric telling us his story of wo........and realizing he had to leave this life and return to "The Ball & Chain"..........a normal 9-5 job...........
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Meine erste Cassette war von Eric Burdon and the Animals u. a.mit diesem
Lied. Bis heute finde ich es wunderschön u. berührend.
Great timeless song.
Great camera work.
all so simple, yet all so powerful, makes it unforgettable.
Today's over processed , vacuous music is forgotten very quickly.
I love ''the Animals'' one of my favorite group!
Will forget it only when I die. Fantastic!!!!
Love the beginning, the little duet on the the guitars sounds awesome!
There is a whole series where they walk around the stage like this. SO hip and 60ish
what a kick, this is so lovely, im back in the 60es
Excellent song....Wonderful to hear again.
best of the best..definitive..one of ten big songs in rock ever..
Super !
Great!
first music i ever paid for ,got it on a 8 track tape about 1970, cant believe its been over 40 yrs ago, it still kicks it today
1st album I ever bought!
One of the greatest songs of all times,I could not tell you how many guys i new when i was young ,when this song came out they all ran out and bought themselves a guitar.The Animals had some fantastic musicians ,unbelievable the guy on the organ near the end.thanks for the video. thanks youtube.
I was 16, this was the 1st rock concert I ever saw. October 1964, Utica, NY. It was incredible! J. Frank Wilson opened the show ("Oh Where Oh Where Can My Baby be?") and then The Animals took the stage. They were young with long hair and from England. Some people in the audience didn't like them, and threw coins at them, and the show was stopped by police dressed in helmets and riot gear. The cops warned the audience to refrain or the show would not continue. It stopped.. Then the band reappeared and did "House of the Rising Sun" and that was it. Music that changed my life!
Liam is learning House of the Rising Sun on guitar! I'll show him this!
Today,you just can't find good songs like this,what ashame !!!!!
It's hard to find original footage of these classics these days. Thankyou for showing this video.
A eternal timeless classic.
I do respect him for his shows. He still puts on a good show.
I listened to this once.
Perhaps twice. Thankyou boybblue and de Animals.
this is a dope version. it's different, I can tell.. I love the video too!
J'adore , did not know that Alan Price was the keyboardist in the Animals, nor that he wrote this song.....I thought it was an old American Blues number.....who knew...Genius....
Such an awesome song!!
I saw Eric Burdon in 2000 in a small club northern Sydney along with the then Police Commissioner It was a great night.
thanks
one of the best songs ever.
Happy 73rd B-day Mr. Burdon... LUV' YA!
Powerful singer great song Timeless forever tune.
Keep those times alive in your mind; better than reality of today
Saw him play in Austin back in the mid 90's? Don't know what he was like in his prime but as far as I could tell he's stil got it all!
This needs to be in the class in itself.
my #1 all time favorite, thanks for posting it
This is truly one of the greatest songs ever written. I remember this song when I was little, and I was born in 1974. I'm a metal/hard rock/alternative guy and always have been....but this song changed my life and perspective...I now listen to many songs out of my usual genre. I enjoy the Doors, Hank Williams Sr., B.B.King, Chuck Berry, The Beatles, and many others because of this ingenuity....
There you go! Brtish English boy, I'm mexican born in new Orleans in the 1960, we love you Eric burton!!!
Que tiempos , recordando esos guateques que haciamos en compañia de nuestros amigos. Cuantos conjuntos de estos triunfaron y cuantos quedaron atrás.Pero que siempre gusta escuchar.
I like the funeral march they do in the song, that definately reminds me of New Orleans, I hope it was intended so.
Mystical brilliance.
The guy on the guitar at 3.57 smiling is eery to me...what a smile (psyco) GREAT SONG
Great playing by the four instrumentalists.
lol i love at 3:55 the guy behind Eric Burdon just smiling and thinking to himself GOD we sound good :}
I agree, he made in 2000 the great concert "One night, two legends"¡¡¡
Eric Burdon and The Animals, will gonna live forever....inside our souls..and the humankind souls...this song is gonna be live forever...my daughter, when she was 5 year old, loved this song...and today, she love it more..and, I love it too. She has 21 and I am in the loose.
one of his best¡¡¡
i played dis song in music class sum time ago :3
@Lloydhl yeah, those were the days my friend, we tought will never end!!!
very nice song , I love it , I;m happy born in best's band ever, now is b.s.
This is my favourite Animals song
Спасибо автору!!!! From Russia with love!!!!!!!
perfection.
Love that song.
The organ is funky!
Music was music then! I am proud to have been part of this great era. So sorry for the youth of today to have to listen to that crap they think is music
Sorry.
Eric Burdon and the animals are marvellous artists I love them the same that I love Los Iracundos with Franco by the way Eric looks like him a litle borth have beautifull voices and they were very handsome young boys.
oh my ;;i cant stop lookin at him) this video is old casue i was born in '62 wow
but i still have the 45 (small record)
just marvellous
he has a very strong face his eyes are full of strength and i think for this song truth of the words
Hey, folks, this the blues! A real blues.. It is way out of the bluesy standards, but it is a smelly blues as it can get… Passion and the pain interact while the sweat is soaking that ball and chain… I just promised to myself that first time when I would perform in New Orleans - I will sing that song! …just a guitar, vocal and the goose bumps…
Cheers, Marino Frost~~
love this song
Had a huge argument doing "jackieoke" at Keats Pub in NYC a few years ago, about a line in this song. Almost came to blows. All about "Drunk" versus "on a Trump". Glad to see this video agres with me. I'll always sing it that way.
...Alex
exelente interprete graciaspor ser
Sin duda alguna excelente melodía saludos Sr. Ernesto espejel
Never gets old
This song is about my mother and my father...
The best old years
we playid this at music class at school
This is a remarkable song. I kept wondering what inspired a British band to write a song about a poor boy in New Orleans. Not until researching a little recently did I realize that this song has a long history dating all the way back to the 1500 England! It was later brought to America by the immigrants and gradually evolved into the present form with The Big Easy as backdrop. Still, there is no consensus as to where that House is or whether it ever existed at all. Anyway, superb rendition! A+
Perfection. THE song for all ages,
Quality. No mixing in the studio like today - you could either play or sing or quite simply you couldn't!!!!!!!!!!
i'll always love tjis song ;)
I'm building a time machine..and travelling back to the times of huge tunes like this..and I'm gonna settle down with a couple of hundred pounds of great smoke..I'm gonna toke my face off and listen to all the great music right up through the mid-eighties..then I'm going to go back and do it all over again..and I ain't ever coming back to these times again...
Wonderful
I LIKE GLAM AND ROCK MUSIC BUT THIS SONG IS REALY LOVELY SONG BRAVO!!!!*******
STILL THE VERY BEST
omg....fantastic *.*
great, great song
Just a Great Song...
Go go GO , Eric ! & stay forevva ....
CLASSIC
Classic Rock!
yes he is a genius I like him now 40 years later the song goes to my heart lie it wos in 1964...
medio tema viejo!! una joyita
El grande Eric Burdon con sus animals y aquella casa onde nasce el sol...
I have always wondered who sung this. I would hear it now and then, but I found it now.
Joder, que bueno!
this song easily is just as good a rock song as a blues song. also, i like the natural way people were in front of the camera before they became video savvy.
Love it, love it, love it.... ♥
There are not-so-good songs,
there are not-so-bad songs,
there are good songs,
there are very good songs,
there are excellent songs,
and there is "House Of The Rising Sun"
at 4:07 happiest guitar player i've ever seen.
Fantasticamente Lindo
Who could watch this and not think of the great motion picture "Easy Rider"....Jack, Dennis, Karen............poor lost souls gathered in that Big Easy House of ill Repute..Eric telling us his story of wo........and realizing he had to leave this life and return to "The Ball & Chain"..........a normal 9-5 job...........
Merci pour avoir pensè à mettre en ligne ce chef d'ouvres.
What did they change?? I've been singin' these same words for the past 40 years.
essa musica e do meu tempo
i like this version better than the hd quality one........
Before I Disappear.
Eric Burdon is a genius, noboby like him.
only could eric burdon could take a spiritual and make it a hit
Magnífico! Assim eu posso acompanhar. Poxa! está faltando pedaços da letra.
god the 60s were good
Early '40s England saw the birth of some great musicians. This guy in '41, Clapton and Burdon. Then J,P,G & R!
Essa música the house ofanimals of marca época
Super Geil :-)
this is actual music, unlike now a days electronic crap. they are musicians back in 1960's, nowadays they just know how to use electronics.
que linda musica