Was fun hitchhiking the west coast- free clinics- outdoor jams- Was honored to be with Sir Sonny- Eric- all the musicians- roadies- groupies fun before- during- after show gatherings- violence was Raw- Theifs kinda- no brown acid- we all gathered to enjoy+ explore many colors 🎉 Thanks to the Music World Were Alice had more Than Tea Partys Boogie On. Hugs❤
This is the first time I've heard this and it reinforces my belief in how special these times were. I was teenager during these times, and my first awareness of Eric Burdon was "House of the Rising Sun" by Woody Guthrie. These recordings show that there were so many wonderful layers of the blues ock onion to peel back and explore. Thanks for finding and posting. I will also check out your channel.
My goodness, what sound quality in that reel to reel. Its more live than life. Two musical moments made me transcendent, a Roland Kirk solo in Leeds Uni and 14 year old me beneath Alan Prices shaking on wooden stage floor organ in Weston Super Mare Winter Gardens.
Sadly not, the Winter Gardens were part of a well-worn pop circuit in the 60s. I saw Dave Dee Dozy Beakey and Titch the week preceding. They played a 20 minute set, the Animals did nearly two hours. I saw both the Stones and Beatles in WS Mare the same year I think, again around 20 min sets. Apart from the rawness and electricity of their sound, the other thing was the long format allowing the music to wash over and change you at length.
If you read one of the Animals biogs they mention their few live recordings of this period exist merely by the happenstance of one of their team having a newly produced portable reel to reel recorder.
Mick Gallagher? Well it was Alan Price. You asking the question led me to reading the Wiki and sure nuff Mick is cited as keyboards in 65. What do you know?
After returning from this tour, Rice Miller said, "They wanted to play the blues real bad, and they did." In comparing this and the Yardbirds (who were for a while my favorite and most highly esteemed band), I think he was talking about the Yardbirds. The energy and playing here are pretty great.
Wow, when you compare the early animals to the very early Grateful Dead, it’s no contest with Eric Burden and company. The Dead started getting really good around 1967, but before that Pig Pen couldn’t hold a candle to Alan Price.
@@lechatel Well he hated the song -used to walk offstage -he said" he taught hilton Valentine how to play the chords -which is BS--said the song was corny-they were supposed to divide the money -but when the checks started coming in -he quit the band-said he was afraid of flying -where was he-? hanging out with Bob Dylan in NYC-he 's shown in the film "don't look back-1965 twisted out of his mind-while the Animals were on tour-he said he was forced into quitting and taking the money by Mike Jeffries-they had other plans for him--when the song became a hit -he took all credit for it's success-and ran with the money and refuses to talk about it
@@crazypainter56 That is pretty much it. It didn't end well for the crooked manager as he died in a plane crash. But Price could have made amends years later and refused. That kind of shit sours lives. There are some very ripe Eric quotes refering to him and I completely understand why. I heard an interview on here with Hilton a few years ago. The interviewer mentioned that Price had discovered him and asked him to join the band. Hilton was a mild well-spoken man but his hackles were raised at that. He clearly was well tired of Price re-imagining history to suit. He snapped 'I don't know where you could have got that from...(and it was obvious where he thought the source was) . then he said it was Chas Chandler who asked him to join the group.
@@lechatel during the 1983 tour -they were in a hotel or motel and /Eric walked down the hall and whacked Alan in the head with a book-Alan was sitting in the hallway--lol-I started playing organ because of Alan -I liked his style -But when I got older and found out what happened -I lost all respect for him -after he recorded -"I put a spell on you " and had a hit with it-- everything else he did was boring---he complained about the music he did with the Animals -saying it was simple 3 chord stuff--he said-- he liked more melodic songs--but he went and covered all the old /Animals tunes and his versions -Sucked----Mickie Most and Mike Jeffries had plans for him as he played many different instruments and was a musical genius ---but that plan never worked out either
In the middle of "Boom Boom," the kids are singing back. It might be "Forty Days" or it might be "Night and Day." Gosh they were nutz back then, does anyone know?
O what i hade lik to be there but I vas far to young , I was born 1956 but The original Animals ist for me The best band ever and Eric the best singer love them
@@mandoprince1 Yeo, I've had it on an album for years, but it only has the tracks with Sonny Boy. His album with The Yardbirds is smoother sounding, but this one is crackling with energy - Sonny Boy's even inspired to do a bit of Jimmy Reed style high note playing on My Babe, and I've never heard him do that on anything else!
Animals super. Благодарю вас за трансляцию хорошего концерта и редких записей.
Was fun hitchhiking the west coast- free clinics- outdoor jams- Was honored to be with Sir Sonny- Eric- all the musicians- roadies- groupies fun before- during- after show gatherings- violence was Raw- Theifs kinda- no brown acid- we all gathered to enjoy+ explore many colors 🎉 Thanks to the Music World Were Alice had more Than Tea Partys Boogie On. Hugs❤
legende !!!époque magique !!excellence pour sbw(rice miller) et les animals !alan price !!eric burdon talentueux !!ça fait grand bien !
What a classic gem of a recording!
Yes
Это просто прелесть👍
This is the first time I've heard this and it reinforces my belief in how special these times were.
I was teenager during these times, and my first awareness of Eric Burdon was "House of the Rising Sun" by Woody Guthrie. These recordings show that there were so many wonderful layers of the blues
ock onion to peel back and explore.
Thanks for finding and posting. I will also check out your channel.
Kijk straks wel..ben ineens zo moe kan gebeuren..beetje begrip zou wel even toepasselijk zijn😅 zeg ik dat eem mooi ..of nait 🤠🙉🙊
Thanks for the phenomenal relic!
Amazing. Incredible. Miraculous. Perfect.
My goodness, what sound quality in that reel to reel. Its more live than life. Two musical moments made me transcendent, a Roland Kirk solo in Leeds Uni and 14 year old me beneath Alan Prices shaking on wooden stage floor organ in Weston Super Mare Winter Gardens.
This one? ruclips.net/video/yActb_HeA-4/видео.html
Sadly not, the Winter Gardens were part of a well-worn pop circuit in the 60s. I saw Dave Dee Dozy Beakey and Titch the week preceding. They played a 20 minute set, the Animals did nearly two hours. I saw both the Stones and Beatles in WS Mare the same year I think, again around 20 min sets. Apart from the rawness and electricity of their sound, the other thing was the long format allowing the music to wash over and change you at length.
Wonder if it was recorded - would love to see more of those older concerts - thanks for the info
If you read one of the Animals biogs they mention their few live recordings of this period exist merely by the happenstance of one of their team having a newly produced portable reel to reel recorder.
Mick Gallagher? Well it was Alan Price. You asking the question led me to reading the Wiki and sure nuff Mick is cited as keyboards in 65. What do you know?
Existe también un disco de The Yardbirds con Sonny Boy Williamson.
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After returning from this tour, Rice Miller said, "They wanted to play the blues real bad, and they did." In comparing this and the Yardbirds (who were for a while my favorite and most highly esteemed band), I think he was talking about the Yardbirds. The energy and playing here are pretty great.
I agree with Sonny Boy :-)
Funniest quote ever.
It was about the yardbirds.
Excelente
super thnx
thanks for sharing this
The Second. Sonny Boy Williamson The Second.
Eric per sempre vivrà.
I love that they realy lett lose and the kids goes wild
この頃アニマルズとして脂が乗っていて、なかなか売れない不遇時代を乗り切っている頃でしたね まあ爺。
WOW
Wow, when you compare the early animals to the very early Grateful Dead, it’s no contest with Eric Burden and company. The Dead started getting really good around 1967, but before that Pig Pen couldn’t hold a candle to Alan Price.
Nor Pig hold a vocal "candle" to Eric Burdon. But Jerry and Phil, Bob and Billy, that's another story entirely.
Alan Price is kicking ass on the vox continental
The rest of them is on fire too
I wonder if the idea of stealing the rights to the arrangements was crossing his mind...He was one greedy b'stad.
@@lechatel Well he hated the song -used to walk offstage -he said" he taught hilton Valentine how to play the chords -which is BS--said the song was corny-they were supposed to divide the money -but when the checks started coming in -he quit the band-said he was afraid of flying -where was he-? hanging out with Bob Dylan in NYC-he 's shown in the film "don't look back-1965 twisted out of his mind-while the Animals were on tour-he said he was forced into quitting and taking the money by Mike Jeffries-they had other plans for him--when the song became a hit -he took all credit for it's success-and ran with the money and refuses to talk about it
@@crazypainter56 That is pretty much it. It didn't end well for the crooked manager as he died in a plane crash. But Price could have made amends years later and refused. That kind of shit sours lives. There are some very ripe Eric quotes refering to him and I completely understand why. I heard an interview on here with Hilton a few years ago. The interviewer mentioned that Price had discovered him and asked him to join the band. Hilton was a mild well-spoken man but his hackles were raised at that. He clearly was well tired of Price re-imagining history to suit. He snapped 'I don't know where you could have got that from...(and it was obvious where he thought the source was) . then he said it was Chas Chandler who asked him to join the group.
@@lechatel during the 1983 tour -they were in a hotel or motel and /Eric walked down the hall and whacked Alan in the head with a book-Alan was sitting in the hallway--lol-I started playing organ because of Alan -I liked his style -But when I got older and found out what happened -I lost all respect for him -after he recorded -"I put a spell on you " and had a hit with it-- everything else he did was boring---he complained about the music he did with the Animals -saying it was simple 3 chord stuff--he said-- he liked more melodic songs--but he went and covered all the old /Animals tunes and his versions -Sucked----Mickie Most and Mike Jeffries had plans for him as he played many different instruments and was a musical genius ---but that plan never worked out either
First time of listening,if you are a doors fan it’s echoing in there.
In the middle of "Boom Boom," the kids are singing back.
It might be "Forty Days" or it might be "Night and Day."
Gosh they were nutz back then, does anyone know?
Might be both.
O what i hade lik to be there but I vas far to young , I was born 1956 but The original Animals ist for me The best band ever and Eric the best singer love them
Blues mans
2020............
Has this ever had an official release? I ask because I have never heard of this recording, and I've certainly never heard it.
Part of it was released as The Animals & Sonny Boy Williamson Newcastle - on - Tyne, December 1963😎
@@mandoprince1 Yeo, I've had it on an album for years, but it only has the tracks with Sonny Boy. His album with The Yardbirds is smoother sounding, but this one is crackling with energy - Sonny Boy's even inspired to do a bit of Jimmy Reed style high note playing on My Babe, and I've never heard him do that on anything else!
The part with animals only and the part with animals and sonny boy Williamson had been released on two different vinyls
First tune sounds like Go Johnny go.
LET IT ROCK
They backed him better than Clapton...
Yes and it fells as Eric is ready to explod of joy i love it
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