I saw Eric Burdon Band in the early 1980s at the Italo Club in Lismore, Northern NSW on the Australian tour. They played two consecutive nights there. My husband and I went to both shows. It was amazing. No seats, a few hundred people, so you could go up and be within yards of the band. They were unbelievably good. I'd been a fan of The Animals since a child (born mid-50s) with sisters who played all the modern music, and so had heard their music a lot. Eric's voice was phenomenal, having gotten fuller and more resonant as he aged. He blew the place away. I've seen many great bands live, The Stones, Zappa, Clapton etc., but nothing compares to the intimacy and absolute power of that experience listening to Eric Burdon those two nights. It was so good, I found it disorientating to have to go back to my everyday life, to work and routines, after being transported to some ethereal space by the deeply felt soul extending experience of the live music... having this magnificent performer breeze into my life, give everything he had and then move on. Amazing.
Ich war von Anfang an ein großer Fan der Animals, vor allem von Eric Burdons Stimme! Ihr bester Song ist für mich "Paint it black", besser als das Original von den Stones!
Well I lived in that time period right at the start of Beatlemania and saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan when I was 13 years old and now I'm 70 and there isn't a day that goes by that I don't have a Beatles song or two playing in my head. It was a magical time.
Every 60s band was good!!! The golden age of music. We must bring this style back with soul, rock, classic and hip hop!!! There stories were true and their lives where legend. May their legacy live one forever!!!
The year was 1965 and I was 18 years old, cruising in a 65 Chevy SS. This song created a sweet spot that is still here today. The car and those great days are long gone but the memories are still clear in my mind. Someone invent a time machine please!
Am almost 50, at least I too can say that I grew up listening to real music, before the industry put it through the blender giving us the ear splitting delights of today. Keep on rockin in the free world Bill.
was 10 Years in 1965, but i think i understand, dear Bill, what´s going on with you, if you hear this song now. Me takes it too ...and some sadness about the shortness of live swings in my soul..and sorry, bad english ... hugs, deam on Bill;-)
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I'm 66 now & love Eric Burdon more than ever! What a performer! "We Gotta Get Outta This Place" gave me the impetus to run away from an extremely abusive foster home when I was in the 5th grade. They lost their license
The Animals is one of the best records my mum and dad had... and they had some good’ens... I’m 44 and still come back to these guys (often) when feelin I need to get real in this world.
Eric Burdon is and was always one of my favorites, his voice , absolutely amazing. Growing up in the sixties with the music,cars and girls in mini skirts was the greatest decade ever if it hadn’t been for the Vietnam war it would have been perfect. Thinking back however that war is what inspired an awful lot of the great songs from that era (unfortunately).
I first heard this song as a young girl in the late '60's. I've been hooked ever since listening to Eric Burdon. What ever happened to this mystical time. Keep it in your memories. 🌹
The Animals stole the song "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" from Nina Simone, who had actually killed the song. Bennie Benjamin, the songwriter, wrote this song for Nina Simone. The song lyrics do not even fit a white man. The song is for a Black woman who is going through hard times in her life. But it's typical for a white man to appropriate Black culture. SO PLEASE DO NOT BELIVE THE "HYPE." The Animals have not written one song eveer.
@@drkn1559 personally I don't get your comment about them appropriating black culture or that the song can only be sung by a black women. I see too many claim that because a white singer or group made a song famous that they have done something wrong, can't people just agree to like great music and singers no matter what the colour of their skin?
LoL dude that's exactly why I looked up this song I've known it since my childhood years cuz my mom is from this era of music but yeah that's why I looked up this song too that's a good movie too
Been an ANIMAL fan forever. So sad and heartbroken over Hilton. Prayers for his family and friends. No one could play it like he did and always enjoyed his smile. God Bless!
. . . i was 14 or 15 @ the time . . . . . . this was 1 of my Protest Tunes!!! STILL WORKS!!! . . . i'm 65 . . . trust "You "Don't let me be Misunderstood!!!"
+Bill Law . . . sam here.... i am not... 65. . . but i "believe"in"Dont let me be misunderstood!!!!!" protest does not no age my friend!!!... . . . have a nice day!!!!... don't be misunderstod!...
Three things always stand out with this band. To see the songs you know more about hearing them. To wear the same clothes is one, to stand in line of musical perfection is beyond and doing what you be inspired to be doing not only by making music and by making music with context it is making these guys more than amazing -
Carole. I couldn’t agree more. I was a teenager in 60s London. Great times but the world moves on for better or worse but by watching videos like this we are still teenagers with dreams
Tony I was 9 years old lite girl in Sweden, when this Song came . I was 8 years old when House of the rising sun came ,that Song was and still is the most Magic I ever herd. Erics voice made my cray it was so much emotions and soul in it ,I dont understand English back then but I knew it was so much sadness in what he sing. From that moment I has been a fan of Eric, and I still love all Songs whit The orginal Animals .I m 65 years now
The Animals is one of the best records my mum and dad had... and they had some good’ens... I’m 44 and still come back to these guys (often) when feelin I need to get real in this
Eric Burdon is one of the most powerful, soulful voices in history of rock. Hasn't gotten the credit for the incredible music he and the Animals created--their music is as powerful today as it was when it was created in 60s.
@@Hidin18 Yes, that is indeed a voice, Nina Simone is inimitable and her interpretation is the ultimate classic, musically. But Eric Burdon is also unique in his interpretation and phrasing, and for the generation who grew up with him, he will remain the "voice" in their memory.
Ah those days gone bye Eric singing in the Downbeat Jazz Club Newcastle, oh yes and his Bo Diddly was Fantastic. My mother never knew I was there. Naughty girl young times. Love from UK 🇬🇧
'The Animals and Eric Burdon' are priceless and extremely awesome ! I have been listening to them on the F.M. radio ever since I was 5 years old back in 1970. Now I watch the music videos of them......steady every night almost when I have time to do so. Who could not like "The Animals" ?? and "Jim Morrison and The Doors" ??
I meant do you remember those old timer E.F.Hutton TV commercials? This is where the audio TV commercial narrator says this; "when E.F.Hutton talks, people listen."
That's where I heard it too. :) I cam here just now from the Joe Rogan Roseanne Barr podcast. See it at the 55:30 mark. ruclips.net/video/R0ufbsXbsEM/видео.html
Encore merci Dzudzan pour cette vidéo. A regarder et écouter sans modération en 2024 comme en 1965. 59 ans et toujours pas une ride (sauf sur mon visage) ! Ce morceau est sur ma playlist depuis sa création en 1979 et n'est pas prêt d'en sortir.
revisiting this song because of watching Traces on tv... still a terrific song, loved the Animals.... and yep Im 69 and its just great when you are reminded of a way back when song, and it evokes so many memories n crazy times. terrific.
THAT'S A DAMN LIE-The Animals stole the song "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" from Nina Simone, who had actually killed the song. Bennie Benjamin, the songwriter, wrote this song for Nina Simone. The song lyrics do not even fit a white man. The song is for a Black woman who is going through hard times in her life. But it's typical for a white man to appropriate Black culture. SO PLEASE DO NOT BELIVE THE "HYPE." The Animals have not written one song eveer.
At the time we had so much good music coming at us all the time. It was a huge banquet. This is no exaggeration. Every single day there was a new, excellent song on the radio. And I do agree with what you said. They were a hidden treasure.
They was so great, Hilton a great ledgiutar, Chas so very good on The bass ,John a very good dummer, Alan great on The orgen and Erics voice outstanding .
I just turned 68 in August and i still love this song all the way back to the great "era of the sixties," awesome music! Oh Lord, please don't let me be misunderstood.
Eric Burton and the Animals were one of the most iconic groups of the 60s. They appealed to me because I was a child of the Revolution still listen to them today💪✌
I love the simplicity of this video. They are all dressed like someone made then get dressed up and are pissed about it. Their frustration seething below the surface with little to no facial expressions. Ready to snap!
I can relate to every song " I'm just a soul whose intentions are Good , Oh Lord don't let me be miss understood" the Animals and the Moody Blues are the best Ever!!!!
So awesome!! They brought so much emotion to there music!! Im 64 now and can remember all there songs coming out. We would watch Ed Sullivan and be so excited!!!
The Animals stole the song "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" from Nina Simone, who had actually killed the song. Bennie Benjamin, the songwriter, wrote this song for Nina Simone. The song lyrics do not even fit a white man. The song is for a Black woman who is going through hard times in her life. But it's typical for a white man to appropriate Black culture. SO PLEASE DO NOT BELIVE THE "HYPE." The Animals have not written one song eveer.
Eric Burden is one of the very best white blues singers coming out of the U.K., along with Van Morrison....In the 60s..including Jagger...and anyone else, in my opinion.
Eric Burdon used to scare me as a 11-12 year old kid listening to his music. He seemed very much the 'rebel' who your parents would NOT want you to hand out with. BUT as kids, we'd be drawn to him for precisely that reason. Loved those 'bad boys'!
what you have to realize this was the time when this music was becoming known to the youth in the UK,first time i heard these guys it blew me away,it was R&B but with a distinct British sound,they played this stuff in the Pubs of Newcastle in the early days,they were the real deal. I believe they used a Vox Continental Organ much different sound than the Hammond,which i also love.
I saw Eric Burdon Band in the early 1980s at the Italo Club in Lismore, Northern NSW on the Australian tour. They played two consecutive nights there. My husband and I went to both shows. It was amazing. No seats, a few hundred people, so you could go up and be within yards of the band. They were unbelievably good. I'd been a fan of The Animals since a child (born mid-50s) with sisters who played all the modern music, and so had heard their music a lot. Eric's voice was phenomenal, having gotten fuller and more resonant as he aged. He blew the place away. I've seen many great bands live, The Stones, Zappa, Clapton etc., but nothing compares to the intimacy and absolute power of that experience listening to Eric Burdon those two nights. It was so good, I found it disorientating to have to go back to my everyday life, to work and routines, after being transported to some ethereal space by the deeply felt soul extending experience of the live music... having this magnificent performer breeze into my life, give everything he had and then move on. Amazing.
That's deep I like it
This sounds like an experience I would write about. Exactly why music is so important to the soul. What a great story!
Saw him at the Glen Hotel in Brisbane on the same tour :).
It was amazing.
Ich war von Anfang an ein großer Fan der Animals, vor allem von Eric Burdons Stimme! Ihr bester Song ist für mich "Paint it black", besser als das Original von den Stones!
Songs and bands like this make me nostalgic for a time period I never lived in. Soulful lyrics are felt so deeply. Timeless classic.
I think people in general were happier then and there was certainly a better choice of music and talent around.
Me too, but as a kid in the 80s, I jammed to my dad's old records, stones, beetles, Iron butterfly etc etc
Well I lived in that time period right at the start of Beatlemania and saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan when I was 13 years old and now I'm 70 and there isn't a day that goes by that I don't have a Beatles song or two playing in my head. It was a magical time.
The Animals were one of the coolest bands of the 1960's hands down.
Jagger made all the money but Eric was just as good.
Eric Burdon was a great blues voice.
Every 60s band was good!!! The golden age of music. We must bring this style back with soul, rock, classic and hip hop!!! There stories were true and their lives where legend. May their legacy live one forever!!!
@@hackman669 well,not every 60s band - but most were.
I would say ther 60s was the best decade for music,all round.
Before my time and still so far ahead in class of today.....
The year was 1965 and I was 18 years old, cruising in a 65 Chevy SS. This song created a sweet spot that is still here today. The car and those great days are long gone but the memories are still clear in my mind. Someone invent a time machine please!
Oh yeah!
Am almost 50, at least I too can say that I grew up listening to real music, before the industry put it through the blender giving us the ear splitting delights of today. Keep on rockin in the free world Bill.
was 10 Years in 1965, but i think i understand, dear Bill, what´s going on with you, if you hear this song now. Me takes it too ...and some sadness about the shortness of live swings in my soul..and sorry, bad english ... hugs, deam on Bill;-)
@@AnnaDarkz nothing really going on with me other than I miss those good times. Where are you from?
Hello Anna… I live near Pittsburgh PA… About 20 miles outside of the city. How about you? Thanks so much for the reply. Keep them coming…😀
No one can compete with the Animals. The best group of the 60s. Eric is just the best. Such a soulful voice...
Hello Marcia. Right me on hangouts. Jamesmancuso@gmail.come
@@jamesmancuso459 Hi James I invited you on Google Hangouts. Don't know if it went through or not. If not write to me at marciacatron@gmail.com & we will get it fixed.
They were my favorite group in the sixties.
Why would they compete, each and every music band in 60s was VERY GOOD
Not quite on the same level as the Stones but very good in their own right...
I'm just a soul who's intentions are good , oh lord 🙏 please don't let me be misunderstood (greatest lyric ever !!)
The Animals were brilliant and their music is timeless
I'm 66 now & love Eric Burdon more than ever! What a performer! "We Gotta Get Outta This Place" gave me the impetus to run away from an extremely abusive foster home when I was in the 5th grade. They lost their license
Hope you are content now Glenda.
I can't believe l am 67 in March .
Loved Eric too.
I m 65 and I love the original Animals and Eric more and more , Eric is one of a kind
@@elisabethaxelsson4736 Hell, I'm 37 and love em! Today's mainstream music is trash.
Keep Rocking💃🕺
Keep rocking..Glenda..Warrior Woman..😘💝💝🎈
I grew up with this group! At 64, i still love their sound!!!! One of the best!!
Same. 64 also
Same here.
Eric Burdon had the most beautiful, emotive voice of his generation. very unusual for a lead singer to lead from the back...
Yes
@@elisabethaxelsson4736 Indeed, except (mostly) Maynard from Tool.
A beautiful bluesy voice...
Nina o yes love that voice
I agree his voice was great for the time and the songs. He has lasted a life time.
These guys are timeless. they would be a hit in todays indie scene.
The Animals is one of the best records my mum and dad had... and they had some good’ens... I’m 44 and still come back to these guys (often) when feelin I need to get real in this world.
Eric Burdon is and was always one of my favorites, his voice , absolutely amazing. Growing up in the sixties with the music,cars and girls in mini skirts was the greatest decade ever if it hadn’t been for the Vietnam war it would have been perfect. Thinking back however that war is what inspired an awful lot of the great songs from that era (unfortunately).
Whoooo Haaaa I remember it now and nothing to replace it. 💋❤.
Yea the 60's were blast, I had so much fun back then until 68 and Vietnam, sure put a damper on the fun.
Best vocalist ever. Amazing, soulful, unpretentious voice. Just does it for me every time I hear his songs.
Van Morrison?
One of the great forgotten 60's hits. Burdon and the Animals, r u kidding me. Amazing lyrics
I first heard this song as a young girl in the late '60's. I've been hooked ever since listening to Eric Burdon. What ever happened to this mystical time. Keep it in your memories. 🌹
Maravilhoso 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I was born in late 62 and although I was only a very young kid at the time, I think the 60's was the best decade for music.
The Animals stole the song "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" from Nina Simone, who had actually killed the song. Bennie Benjamin, the songwriter, wrote this song for Nina Simone. The song lyrics do not even fit a white man. The song is for a Black woman who is going through hard times in her life. But it's typical for a white man to appropriate Black culture. SO PLEASE DO NOT BELIVE THE "HYPE." The Animals have not written one song eveer.
Oh wow I had no idea. Thanks for the info 🌹
@@drkn1559 personally I don't get your comment about them appropriating black culture or that the song can only be sung by a black women. I see too many claim that because a white singer or group made a song famous that they have done something wrong, can't people just agree to like great music and singers no matter what the colour of their skin?
The movie "nobody" brought me here and can't get enough
That was the original, it's by Nina Simone
LoL dude that's exactly why I looked up this song I've known it since my childhood years cuz my mom is from this era of music but yeah that's why I looked up this song too that's a good movie too
Dawg me too lmaoo
Same here bro @oscar vigedi
Ha and me, it was either this or you'll never walk alone and I hate liverpool so here I am
LINDA demais... AMO muito essa música e essa banda sensacional... Gratidão por encontrar essa música linda na voz dos The Animals. 💖
I agree, it popped in my mind today - haven't heard in years. Great lyrics and melody😊😎
I had all of their albums as a teen. I saved for them with my babysitting money. These songs still give me chills.
Been an ANIMAL fan forever. So sad and heartbroken over Hilton. Prayers for his family and friends. No one could play it like he did and always enjoyed his smile. God Bless!
So true
. . . i was 14 or 15 @ the time . . .
. . . this was 1 of my Protest Tunes!!!
STILL WORKS!!! . . . i'm 65 . . . trust
"You "Don't let me be Misunderstood!!!"
+Bill Law I used to play this full blast on my sisters record player.
I should be born at that time instead of you sir
+Bill Law You are Right .
+Bill Law . . . sam here....
i am not... 65. . .
but i "believe"in"Dont let me be misunderstood!!!!!"
protest does not no age my friend!!!...
. . . have a nice day!!!!...
don't be misunderstod!...
+Bill Law my baby protest song Santa Law. Peace
Three things always stand out with this band. To see the songs you know more about hearing them. To wear the same clothes is one, to stand in line of musical perfection is beyond and doing what you be inspired to be doing not only by making music and by making music with context it is making these guys more than amazing -
He is so young looking for his voice. I loved this guys great voice good lyrics music. Just awesome. I miss those times.
Carole. I couldn’t agree more. I was a teenager in 60s London. Great times but the world moves on for better or worse but by watching videos like this we are still teenagers with dreams
Tony I was 9 years old lite girl in Sweden, when this Song came . I was 8 years old when House of the rising sun came ,that Song was and still is the most Magic I ever herd. Erics voice made my cray it was so much emotions and soul in it ,I dont understand English back then but I knew it was so much sadness in what he sing. From that moment I has been a fan of Eric, and I still love all Songs whit The orginal Animals .I m 65 years now
The Animals is one of the best records my mum and dad had... and they had some good’ens... I’m 44 and still come back to these guys (often) when feelin I need to get real in this
RIP Hilton Valentine. "House of the Rising Sun" is getting all the love, but the guitar on this is at least distinctive and iconic.
My favourite Animals song first class 👊✊👏😍🤩 brilliant Band respect 👏
What a voice!!!
Eric Burdon is one of the most powerful, soulful voices in history of rock. Hasn't gotten the credit for the incredible music he and the Animals created--their music is as powerful today as it was when it was created in 60s.
amazing a voice like that can come out of that banyface, is remarkable!
Priscilla Wilson Riina
his cover is good but check out the orginal singer Nina Simone now that's a voice
@@Hidin18 Yes, that is indeed a voice, Nina Simone is inimitable and her interpretation is the ultimate classic, musically.
But Eric Burdon is also unique in his interpretation and phrasing, and for the generation who grew up with him, he will remain the "voice" in their memory.
Ah those days gone bye Eric singing in the Downbeat Jazz Club Newcastle, oh yes and his Bo Diddly was Fantastic. My mother never knew I was there.
Naughty girl young times.
Love from UK 🇬🇧
Nice. Even more fun, escaping
'The Animals and Eric Burdon' are priceless and extremely awesome ! I have been listening to them on the F.M. radio ever since I was 5 years old back in 1970. Now I watch the music videos of them......steady every night almost when I have time to do so. Who could not like "The Animals" ?? and "Jim Morrison and The Doors" ??
Grew up on The Animals….and grew up crushing hard on Eric ❤
Absolutely one of the best voices ever.
ever??? that's going a bit too far.
@@jessedylan6162 I disagree.
@@kennybluet5527 Ok...different strokes for different folks.
@@jessedylan6162 there you go ! Well said.
@@kennybluet5527 much appreciated. have a great day/eve.
I love The Animals one of my favorites!!
Michael Buchmyer mine to
The joke is on E.F.Hutton.
I meant do you remember those old timer E.F.Hutton TV commercials? This is where the audio TV commercial narrator says this; "when E.F.Hutton talks, people listen."
Pastor Mario Murillo had mentioned about, the folly of this 'E.F.Hutton' TV commercial.
Я тоже люблю Эрика Бердона👍💓🙋
Отличная песня, отличное исполнение.Эрик - Живи и радуй нас.Привет из Иркутска
This song as others by The Animals are mesmerizing. Once you've heard it you can't forget it.
Love this song and tEric Burdon's voice
And We Jourdies are always misunderstood.
Love from Newcastle Uk 🇬🇧.
Dracopticon so true
lol
I never get tired of this . 63 and I have been listening to this for so many years. Older siblings are the best for music!!!
That's where I heard it too. :)
I cam here just now from the Joe Rogan Roseanne Barr podcast. See it at the 55:30 mark.
ruclips.net/video/R0ufbsXbsEM/видео.html
He is like that quiet kid in school, then blows everyone's minds at the talent show and suddenly girls are in love.😍
Yes
Yes so true
My mums in her 70's, and Dad knows, if Eric calls.......
Craig The eggman it is that you mean ?
He literally was just that. Fresh faced and 16 years old.
One of my favorite songs, I love Eric’s voice.
어릴 적에 많이 들었던 곡 이렇게 가수의 얼굴을 보면서 듣게되니 좋아요
Still badass and very relevant. Eric just has that delivery!
Encore merci Dzudzan pour cette vidéo. A regarder et écouter sans modération en 2024 comme en 1965. 59 ans et toujours pas une ride (sauf sur mon visage) ! Ce morceau est sur ma playlist depuis sa création en 1979 et n'est pas prêt d'en sortir.
Eric Burdon has an amazing voice.
👌💛
indeed.
A classic. I saw Eric perform in Wellington NZ about 20 years ago and at Waterloo Ontario Canada about 7 years ago. He still rocks!
Gotta love Eric Burdon and his ever lasting music and voice. Saw him this summer and it was out right the best performance I have seen in years.
revisiting this song because of watching Traces on tv... still a terrific song, loved the Animals.... and yep Im 69 and its just great when you are reminded of a way back when song, and it evokes so many memories n crazy times. terrific.
I first saw them live at the Scene club, soho in early 60s best group then, never bettered since !
Он прекрасен по вокалу. Да!!! Луженая глотка
Eric Burdon you lived your life and song very well in the 60s and 70d era thank you for the memories. May you live in harmony. Missed Hilton Valentine
the original Animals with Hilton Valentine, Chas Chandler, Alan Price, John Steele and Eric ... everything else is history. I loved these guys
I was in high school when these guys came around. Their music is just as good today as it was almost 60 years ago. Geez! I'm old.
We had the BEST generation. BEST MUSIC.
I love Eric Burdon. He has a great bluesy voice, and this song is fabulous.
The Animals made a timeless classics in my opinion and there music will live on for at least 200 more years.
Eric wrote soooo many songs and great ones at that. He was one of the greatest, not taking anything away from the great band members.
This was originally written for Nina Simone.
THAT'S A DAMN LIE-The Animals stole the song "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" from Nina Simone, who had actually killed the song. Bennie Benjamin, the songwriter, wrote this song for Nina Simone. The song lyrics do not even fit a white man. The song is for a Black woman who is going through hard times in her life. But it's typical for a white man to appropriate Black culture. SO PLEASE DO NOT BELIVE THE "HYPE." The Animals have not written one song eveer.
I love this song by the Animal's this guy has a great voice thank you for uploading this fantastic video and beautyful song
Loved Sky Pilot and When I was Young. Such talent and creative energy. I miss the 1960s....God Bless
Wonderful song, still now ❤ Heard it when I was a kid with my parents and I still love it. Nice voice and text. 👍
Eric is amazing.. i love this song
My favourite animals song and clip 👍...
These guys were a hidden treasure!
At the time we had so much good music coming at us all the time. It was a huge banquet. This is no exaggeration. Every single day there was a new, excellent song on the radio. And I do agree with what you said. They were a hidden treasure.
Hidden? Lol
They was so great, Hilton a great ledgiutar, Chas so very good on The bass ,John a very good dummer, Alan great on The orgen and Erics voice outstanding .
I just turned 68 in August and i still love this song all the way back to the great "era of the sixties," awesome music!
Oh Lord, please don't let me be misunderstood.
There's just something about Eric Burdon.
he had that punk persona-- bad boy,, the young girls loved it
really you think a punk persona? I always thought he looked kinda innocent except when he sang, then DAMN yeah!
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They preform supper chill. He's calm as fuck
Ludovic Doyen same, I agree
Eric Burton and the Animals were one of the most iconic groups of the 60s. They appealed to me because I was a child of the Revolution still listen to them today💪✌
OMG I just saw Eric Burdon sing this song on a European TV channel at 80 years old and he sings it just as well!! He is amazing at 80!
Belter of the genre,the greatest genre
Pure 60's sound! Nothing better!
This is a Treasure 💋 Words the to this Song by the Animals is so so Beautiful 🤩 haven’t heard it for a Long Time 🥰 Awesome Memories ❤️✌🏽
I love the simplicity of this video. They are all dressed like someone made then get dressed up and are pissed about it. Their frustration seething below the surface with little to no facial expressions. Ready to snap!
I can relate to every song " I'm just a soul whose intentions are Good , Oh Lord don't let me be miss understood" the Animals and the Moody Blues are the best Ever!!!!
Burdon owns SOUL - what an outrageous VOCAL GENIUS!
🎼🎶 αυτός ο νεαρός σήμερα στα 80 έχει την ίδια φωνή και καλύτερη τεχνική .... διαχρονικό ταλέντο 🙋
♥ Toujours adoré ce groupe (les animals) Mary le bon vieux temps
Always loved this great song since the day it came out, very beautiful piece of music from Master Musicians
Snowfall made me come here-I'm an instant fan-I need more from these guys!!!
Nina Simone sings the original song.
House Of The Rising Sun, another one of my favorites from them
Samee lol
The absolute best and amazing voice. ❤
I love his voice so much!!! 💜
ERIC IS SOOOOOOOO AWESOME!
One of the Greatest and most Iconic Songs of the Entire 60s Goldrush
Never realized it was Eric's song. Absolute perfection. Thank you. Wojtek.
So awesome!! They brought so much emotion to there music!! Im 64 now and can remember all there songs coming out. We would watch Ed Sullivan and be so excited!!!
There were so many great bands in the 1960s, but The Animals were one of the best.
I just love looking at Eric's face, over and over again...🥰😘
And how adorable is his little double chin?! IMHO, as adorable as the rest of him!
Never heard 2.13 seconds of music that has so much meaning and raw power,
Speechless.
What a voice! I was too young at the time to really appreciate this great singer - Eric Burdon. Thank you Dzudzan.
The Animals stole the song "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" from Nina Simone, who had actually killed the song. Bennie Benjamin, the songwriter, wrote this song for Nina Simone. The song lyrics do not even fit a white man. The song is for a Black woman who is going through hard times in her life. But it's typical for a white man to appropriate Black culture. SO PLEASE DO NOT BELIVE THE "HYPE." The Animals have not written one song eveer.
This song fits right so good for the anime (Drifters) in 2022 summer 🤩
The songs these guys played will live forever in my mind...
used to be one of my dad's favorite songs when he was young, now it's one of mine
One of my all time favorites...loving the memories...
私見ですが、こちらも数少ない原曲を上回るアレンジが見事にロックに仕上がっています。the Animals の名演です。
Eric Burden is one of the very best white blues singers coming out of the U.K., along with Van Morrison....In the 60s..including Jagger...and anyone else, in my opinion.
Wspaniale wykonanie!!!! Gdzie Oni dzis sa???!!!! o lata mojej mlodosci!!!!! Pozdrawiam!!!
Eric had such a great soulful voice. Great lead singer.
I love this band, this song, and this video!!!! The camera angles are sweet. Eric Burdon is my "hunk of burnin ' love" .
William Hensley . . . SMART MAN!!!
Have A Great Life!!!
Eric's cute and sweet little face is the perfect combination of innocence and wild badass.
un tube que j'ai toujours dans la tête Bravo les animals vous avez marqué ma jeunesse
Здравствуйте, Олег Веган! Благодарю за то, что поделились этой прекрасной песней, которая обладает глубиной и подобна печали, имеет свою красоту.
e uma pena que no Brasil não existiu bandas de rock como essas ... obrigado pelo rock and roll .
Eric Burdon used to scare me as a 11-12 year old kid listening to his music. He seemed very much the 'rebel' who your parents would NOT want you to hand out with. BUT as kids, we'd be drawn to him for precisely that reason. Loved those 'bad boys'!
Hard to believe that voice comes from this boy. Amazing.......
what you have to realize this was the time when this music was becoming known to the youth in the UK,first time i heard these guys it blew me away,it was R&B but with a distinct British sound,they played this stuff in the Pubs of Newcastle in the early days,they were the real deal.
I believe they used a Vox Continental Organ much different sound than the Hammond,which i also love.