ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS - Live Berlin/German TV 1968 Part 2 - NOT Beat Club!!!
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Eric Burdon & The New Animals - Live 1968 Berlin/Germany - Rare TV-Broadcast!
Part 2 with 2 Tracks - "Monterey", "Paint It Black" - ENJOY!!!
❤❤❤❤❤ ANIMALSI❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely brilliant 😎
Love you Eric ❤
Great performance. Eric never lets you down. He’s an excellent crowd pleaser.
the animals, be they the old or the new ones, are one of the best bands of all time!!!
Quem pode Resistir a esse Olhar Lindo Voz potente Eric Burdon maravilhoso Irene Pontes
Maravillosa agrupación
The way he sings helps men in particular get their anger into perspective without actual violence
Well said.
That's the real rock 1968 The Animals Eric Burton sang it all so greatly sounds and drums and keyboard Excellent Music And Legendary Performance ❤️❤️❤️🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵💙
THANK YOU GRATITUDES ❤🌎🤗
Now you’re talking GREAT video!
Beat Club eat your heart out over it
I love Eric Burdon! !!
에릭은 락을 노래하지만 그의 순수함과 젠틀이 너무 매력적이고 멋있어 보이네요 에릭 좋아요
This version of the Animals was stellar, Danny McCulloch’s driving bass, Victor Brigg’s undistorted lyrical lead playing, and John Weider frequently on 12 string had a uniquely psychedelic sound.
McCulloch’s bass was pristine! It’s the best in “A girl named sandoz” most underrated animals song!
What a great performance. Would be nice if the cameraman decided to show the musicians on Monterey
So Great !!!
John Weider and Vic Briggs. What an awesome double lead combination!
I saw them at this time. They were so good!
Andy Summers was there ( right?)
The animals and erick burdom. Un lugar en la historia in lugar en nuestro corazon desde 1966
¿Pero aquí aún son los originales?
Wow! Thanks for this!
I wish I had been born earlier so that I could have attended Montarey.....thank God he wrote about it and that it can be experienced by subsequent generations.....born in 67!!!!
Nice post
quite an interesting band...Vic Briggs on lead guitar played a lot of great things, rarely gets mentioned ....a class player.
Wow, thisis awesome, thanks for sharing. What a performance!
THANK YOU MATE - THE BEST !! 🎧🎸🔊🤟🤟🙏
John Weider was a lethal combination. Lead guitar and violin. Then in Family he was bass guitar and violin as he was replacing Rick Grech who had left to join Blind Faith.
Reminds me a bit of Peter Green/Danny Kirwan-era Fleetwood Mac
😍Eric muito sexy 😋esbanjando sensualidade 🥰😍🥰
OH...... YEAH!
Everyone: "Crowds are so boring today, everyone just films with their phone and no-one dances"
Also crowds in 1968: 01:44
i became friendly with Danny McCoulogh online we would chat i bought his book and was about those years they lived on uppers no money, he told a story about Noel Redding begging for new bass strings they were all taken byt the record companies..
"the german young people were as cold as ever"
Poor people, no Kraftwerk, Can, or Amon Düül II back then ... :D
They also played in Munich at the time, you should have been there.. there was a different atmosphere.
Chas Chandler helped Eric put this band together