The Zombies - "She's Not There" | 2019 Induction
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- The Zombies perform "She's Not There" at the 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.
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They're performing this 55 years after they originally recorded/performed it. That's astounding.
They'll be performing it 150 years after the end of their lives in a time where they can why not .
Greg this song is bad *** in a very good way
LOVE THIS ♥️ !!!!
Totally impressive 👏
They must be almost pushing 80!
No other band sounds like The Zombies. Their sound is unique.
Well is that's just the truth :) best band ever
Still the same high notes..
I'm so happy they're all still with us besides Paul rest in peace Paul atkinson
They definitely sound different than other bands of that Era !!! They are a little jazzy and a little soft !! 👍💜☮️
@@nessjustness2691 not the best band ever but def one of the greatest and highly underrated
Nice! He doesn't go into falsetto on the chorus, and that's relentless sustained singing up high. Sounds older, but man, for 73 (?) that's incredible singing (and great playing, too). Bravo, guys!
Thinking the same thing
Same key!
good catch, I thought the same, but sometimes it's challenging sing falsetto live as it can be very quiet.
@@katemae61 Yes, most are singing a full tone down 50yrs later.
One of the great bands of the British Invasion of the 1960's.
Please. There isn't a lot of substance.
@@jnagarya519 It wasn't about substance, what is?, it was about fun.
@@jnagarya519 Substance in pop culture? Are you on drugs??
@@felixt1470 more like a high horse. Emo or some such
@@felixt1470 ... Yeah he is. . unfortunately...it is Prozac...which makes sense. .*
OMG...that song came out 55 years ago (1964) These guys can still play it close to the orig.? Amazing ! Great job guys. Who new Zombies could have such a great lifespan ;-)
Lol
Wow, I was four years old.
@@karenbannister2300 There was a critic who called them the greatest rock band of their era not fronted by Mick Jagger. Absolutely!
Colin still belting out solid vocals. A truly great band.
One of the best in my opinion
And still in it's original key.
His voice has aged but he still has incredible range, it's a wonder to listen to!
How do they all still look charming and handsome to this day and still sound fucking amazing god damn
Hugh has a sly sense of humor too
Rod argent man. Amazing at keys
Yes he is!! I would love to hear him play jazz- I know he would sound great, and KILL IT☺
Achan... His solo on. Time of the Season is Real Kick Ass ..! on this Hall of Fame show.
first time a singer got better with age. the notes he reaches are incredible.
What the hell were you listening to?
@@anthonybucci2775. Get your hearing checked. These guys rocked that song. It’s never sounded better.
The Doors before the Doors. Inspirational sounds especially synthesizers.
100% agree. It's like, "What if the Doors storytelling came from a more psychologically well-adjusted place."
I like the way they work "Gimme Some Lovin'" in there. Zombies rock!
@Alex Elliott ..and effortlessly which some audience members surely missed.........LOL...
of course that normal people did not notice that was a Winwood best riff he did !!
It's actually disgusting how long it took for the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame to induct The Zombies.
Yes, but they got there!
I agree !
Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame is pathetic. How many Rappers made it in before these guys?
Yes, and now it is The Guess Who's long overdue turn.
@@garysabo2181 yep
Love the Zombies! "She's Not There" is one of the greatest written songs from the fabulous 60's. The play that goes on between major & minor chords in that song was way ahead of it's time.
One of my favorite voices of all time! Nobody else sounds like Colin. He’s a really nice guy, too. I’ve had the pleasure of working with him.
Rod Argent , what a grate keybord player !!!!
Love that soft voice....still has it after all those years. Great song; always loved it. A very underrated band. Bless them.
Oh, gosh, I just adored them!!! I was 11. They still give me goosebumps!❤
I was 5 when I first heard them💕
@@nancymesek ...You were young and impressionable. And HAPPY.
I loved 'em too. I was about eight when it came out. My sister adored Frankie Avalon and Bobby Darin. Me? I was for the stuff with a bluesy feel and a strong bass line.
I was 5 too..!!!😆🇺🇸
Probably one of the 10 greatest songs of the Rock era. First time I heard it I had to stop what I was doing and just listen. It had the same impact as "I Want to Hold Your Hand"... and that's saying something.
yeah me too . I was just a kid but my older sisters were teenagers and listening to rock around the house.
To put it in perspective it came out the same year as I Want to Hold Your Hand and She Loves You.
@@bigmonmagoomba9634It actually came out 2 years later
I don't usually notice such things, but they were dressed both cool (and appropriately for a bunch of old guys), and they sound better than they used to in the '60's, especially Colin Blunstone.
I watched an interview and Colin had vocal lessons after the song became a hit. They credit the longevity of his voice to learning proper technique and doing exercises.
@@WayneKitching Definitely heard some more classical vocal technique during the chorus. As a classically trained Dramatic Tenor, I approve.
One of the great bands
In 1965 it was 20 years ahead of anything else!
This band was one of my first loves. It seemed that every time I turned on the radio, I heard the Zombies within five songs. They were are are THAT good. Ms Hoff’s words were heartfelt and spot on.
WOW THER VOICES ARE THERE AND THEIR MUSIC TOO, I AM HISPANIC BUT I LOVE THIS MUSIC- THE ZOMBIES
They actually killed it great performance
Imagine if Paul was still living! They would’ve pretty much the only group from the 60s with everyone left! They would be killing it! Still killing it here though.
Judith Durham and The Seekers have that category covered!
@@bookman1949 How about the Rolling Stones?
@@danielgrossman4370 That's true, minus Brian Jones, but they have been going strong without him since the 60s
@@danielgrossman4370 Bill Wyman?
@@suncookrocks Bill Wyman's still alive, I think he's 83 or 84 though
Unfairly overlooked for so long, a real quality band, great to see them play live at this event, Long Live The Zombies.
Probably the oldest British band still playing with their main founding members (Rod Argent & Colin Blunstone plus Hugh Grundy). Formed in 1961, a year before the Stones.
These guys are still amazing! Giants of British music that deserved much more recognition.
These guys look and sound great! The song was originally recorded in June 1964, 55 years prior to their induction in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Unfortunately, she is still not there. Maybe she moved to Texas.
Or to Brooklyn...where they are playjng this for. RRHOF....Not in Cleveland .
@@michaelcelani8325 🤣
More likely at the time was that she left England for the south of France.
She's not here either. I looked.
Wowowowow! I guess that is still Rod Argent on keys!
Masters of writing, composition, storytelling, and performance!
I wonder how many people know that Rod Argent had a band in the early 70's called "Argent", which had a well known hit called "Hold your head up".
Loved that song, too.
🙋♀️
I don't know the exact number but I think a lot of people knew that!
Great album. I had it.
Bet you didn't know Chris white was in argent as well
I still have this single. One of my favorites from the 60's
I love this so much.
It reminds me of driving home from a family party with my folks and 5 older siblings and getting a rare to stop for custard in the 60’s.
Nancy... You are killing me right now..60's ice cream tasted. so much better..I worked at. House of HiFi in Trenton and right across the street was. CARVEL ..Every day after lunch ate a whole Pint. !!! Never got fat back then...Now ???
Rod Argent is one amazingly brilliant keyboardist! I love his contributions on “She’s Not There”, and throughout “Odessey & Oracle”. For example, what he did with Mellotron on “Care of Cell 44” is one of the most moving (to me) songs, and provides a standard of why that instrument is so powerful. Same with “Hung Up on A Dream”. As for his Hammond works, his solos are always - and still - fantastic...!
When you have a thing called talent, it never leaves you. It lasts forever. The original from '64 and this from 2019. I'm 68 and I remember when it first came out. A timeless classic.
And it will survive for the ages!
Clearly it doesn't.
They still have it.
One of the most underated bands ever.
Never, never will I forget my London of the sixties!
I get goose bumps listening to these guys performing this 1960's classic 55 years after they recorded it. It's unreal
these guys are still utter magic ,,,i have adored them since their beginning ,its so lovely to see them again ,,,Wow genius blokes lol xx
It's as though I'm sitting in my 1966 Mustang, Suzie Cream Cheese next to me and we are on our way to the beach....California Beach! Dayuum....these guys still have the voices and the timing! What a treat for an old guy!!! Now if I could only find Suzie CC
I love this Song.....Had no ideal it was that decade!.... CLASSIC TUNES NEVER GO OUT OF TOUCH!
One word - QUALITY!
Love the Zombies! So very glad they are in the Rock Hall, that induction was long overdue.
I seen them do this approx 8 years ago in Belfast. They were great, but must say this version and understandably so is better so due to the occasion obviously and the support. Always a big fan of Colin Blunstone as well as Rod back in his Argent days. Colin Blunstone has a magnificent unique voice
WONDERFUL BAND 💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
Still remember the words to their great songs!! Glad they Finally got the recognition they so deserve!!❤
For 77, Chris White hasn't lost his touch either
They are still as good. What a group of talented, beautiful men.
Better than the original. More intense. More passion. That's what comes with age.
I saw them sing this outside of RRHOF and they were just as good outside as they were inside!
Just an amazing song. The Zombies with one of the best sounds of any decade.
I honestly can only feel admired, these guys still rock amazingly with their age, I mean specially the singer and the keyboardist, that speed is actually super high 😮
My high school band (class of '66) did a few of their songs. My favorite was "Leave Me Be." I saw them live in 2019!
They still sound amazing!
One of the best songs of all time.
Unlike many of the inducted acts, they had rehearsed to perfection.
What a voice. Better than ever.
Glad to see they can still Rock!!!
THEY KILLED IT
Great song, great voice & one of the great bands of the 60's
Wow, just unreal. Such an influential song. Keyboard heavy, soundtrack of the 60s.
We saw them a couple of months ago in South Wales -- absolutely brilliant. Blunstone's voice is amazing. We would go to see them again tomorrow if they were appearing within 200 miles of our home.
Flippin' awesome!
Incredible songs and performance
Took til 2019! Better late than never, I suppose.
RRHOF is a joke. They formed in the early 60's and have been eligible for many yrs. So glad Rod and Michael lived to see it. btw Jethro Tull, Robin Trower, ELP and Kansas have been
ignored by these corporate dickheads who run RRHOF forever. Prog is totally misrepresented IMO. I can see The Zombies, Def Leppard and even Stevie but Janet Jackson and The Cure????
Meant to say Colin not Michael....
Ron Kennedy Exactly, while some of the members were still alive. Great honor. That said, the RRHOF is pathetic.
Thundergod129-7307 Spirit, Vanilla Fudge, Blood, Sweat and Tears, etc.
@@photonotavailable7936 Those bands are no doubt legit. The RRHOF is too political IMO . They have fan voting but I'm not sure how that works or if it even matters....
Excellent vocal technique. I wish other singers of their generation, like Robert Plant took care of their vocal chords as Colin. Of course he doesn't have the same timber as his younger years, but he changed his original chest singing to a much more controled head/chest mixed singing. That's why he's always able the hit the high notes.
Awesome !!!
Before the Doors and Yes.
A half-century of trying and I still can't sing along with this amazing harmony.
John i wish my twin sister and i could have sung the harmonies with these splendid guys ,,We would have blended in rather nicely lol xx long live the 60s lol
No kidding,😄
What a great performance at any age!
Holy crap! Colin and Rod just killing it! Bravo!
🎶💙Zombies & The Young Rascals were my groups as a teen.💙🎶
Love to see them having a great time.
standing ovation, damn right !!!
Wow!! They sound Awsome and that bical is so strong!! Their harmonies are still fantastic and each member is absolutely amazing still. Excellent job guys!! Loved it totally.
Dam.. Sensational, great performance. Goes well beyond my expectations. So intrigued by 60's organ players.
holy shit they still sound pretty darn good 👍👍👍
The song so good it take x2 drummers to do it. Forever cool!
Incredible performance. Still got it.
I played in a couple of local bands in the late 60's.Top 40's stuff . Their music was so unique . They where one of my top 4 favourite bands back then and still are today.
Love this. I've been going through my old records recently and realised I have more Rod Argent than I remembered and I have a Colin Blundstone album.
KILLER!
Still sound brilliant. Great musicians.
They really have stood the test of time. Fantastic.
Wow! It's inspring to see our senior folk give such strong performances especially when they are better than others who are decades younger. I vote that if a band can't do a good performance that they should pick a younger or more able group to go to bat for them.
I saw them maybe eight years ago -- anyway about a year after they re-formed and started touring-- not really knowing what to expect, and ... OMG. That turned out to be one of my favorite concerts of all time. It helped that it was a small outdoor venue and we were able to stand & sometimes dance RIGHT IN FRONT of the stage, only maybe 5-10 feet from the band. p.s. the craziest thing is that we got into the concert for $6 each. Yes, within the last decade, and for The Zombies!
I agree. It's good to know when to let go. However, this band has stood the test of time.
I remember them from my teenage days in Hong Kong. If they are still alive and performing they have to be real
zombies....lol
Beautiful performance of the song, they just got better with time ♥️🤟🏼
A lot of Jazz influence. Beautiful and unique.
History in the making. Wished I was there.
The feel of this song is just so gripping.............a great one!!
Great musicians!!!!!! Salute with honor to them!!!!!!
Brilliant, one of the best songs of the 60s.
Pure class and elegance!
Así es la vida y el cuerpo humano, decrepitud física total... extraordinaria canción.
Grundy, White, Argent and Blunstone. Only missing one!
Paul 🥀
Paul Atkinson died back in '04. ☹️
Interesting how this arrangement has some of the Santana version’s vibe at the end.
I remember an interview in which they mention the Santana version and that the version of the song as they play it live has shifted towards the Santana version.
Great Band , timeless songs : thankyou !
Rod Argent is still amazing on the keys. If these guys toured again, I'd be there in a second.
Timon Tide, "these guys" currently have over 30 concerts scheduled all over North America on 2022. I'm gonna be seeing them here in north San Diego County in late July.
AWESOME