(FIRST TIME REACTION!) The Animals- The house of the rising sun 1964- Reaction Video!
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Eric Burdon (vocals), Alan Price (organ and keyboards),that organ line is perhaps the best every played in rock, along with the one form the group "The Doors" song, " Riders on the Storm", which you should take a listen too, both are classics.
I loved when the lead singer was giving that stare, the guitarist behind him was giving the goofiest grin ever :)
Thanks for reacting , this is a cool song and a cool band
Yes! Me too!!
I think the guitarist's grin came from the fact that he and the bassist had been walking around the last several minutes with no sign of a hook-up to their electric instruments.
I think it was Fil on The Wings of Pegasus YT channel where I heard about The Animals' demise. I found this information on wikipedia about that (yakuza = Japanese mafia):
Numerous reasons have been cited for the breakup, the most famous being an aborted Japanese tour. The tour had been scheduled for September 1968 but was delayed until November, due to difficulty obtaining visas. Only a few dates into the tour, the promoters - who, unbeknownst to the band, were yakuza - kidnapped the band's manager and threatened him at gunpoint to write an IOU for $25,000 to cover losses incurred by the tour's delay. The manager wrote out the IOU but, correctly surmising that none of his captors could read English, added a note that it was written under duress. The yakuza released him but warned that he and the band would have to leave Japan the next day or be killed. The Animals promptly fled the country, leaving all their tour equipment behind. Money and Summers both subsequently pursued solo careers (though this pursuit was swiftly aborted in Summers' case), Weider signed up with Family, and Burdon joined forces with a Latin group from Long Beach, California, called War.
This is amazing at age 78: "Eric Burdon -PAINT IT BLACK- Athens 2019" ua-cam.com/video/DOGN52iPJ90/v-deo.html
I've read that grin came from watching stagehands push the keyboardist to stage front.
The lead singer, in real life, had a very rough childhood and it shows on his face.
Oh also, apparently the lead singer is still performing!
He put out an album years ago called “I Used to be an Animsl”
And i heard his voice is still really good
Greatest song ever made very underrated for its time period
Eric Burdon singing now 80, Alan Price on keyboards aged 79. The band came from the North East of England.
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I just found this channel an hour ago, and I agree.
She should be way bigger.
Wow thank you so much for saying that. I just started 8 months ago so I’m patient but grateful for every subscriber that I have! But if I’m being completely honest I think that it’s UA-cam’s algorithm. I have to share my content myself or my subs might share for others to see.
Thank you 😊 and welcome to The Gam Fam!
I just stumbled across this channel today and was thinking the same thing. Valencia is one supremely cool woman!
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Your appreciation for 'Old School' music is awesome. Your reaction during the keyboard solo was the real deal. The only original member who has passed is 6ft 4inch bassist Chas Chandler. He's the gentleman whose 3rd in the line, towering in the background. He died in1996 of an aortic aneurysm. This is a terrific video Valencia. Thanks for sharing, RNB
This version of the song has been used in many movies, tv shows, etc over the years.
No, the theme to The Lone Ranger was the William Tell Overture by Gioachino Rossini. This is The House of the Rising Sun, by one of the biggest groups of the 60's, The Animals, part of the British Invasion like the Beatles.
The Animals......Lead vocals....Eric Burdon,.....Lead guitar, ....Hilton Valentine,......Keyboards,.....Alan Price,......Bass,....Chas. Chandler,....Drums, .....John Steel. Listen to more of their songs, they are one of the best bands of the 60s. Enjoy, stay safe.
It's a folk song from the 1850's, originally about a Brothel, The Rising Sun. and a young girls entrappment into Prostitution. Words have changed over the years
The grin was to say we nailed it
I Saw Eric Burdon, Still singing great, in a rock club last year in Sweden. Eric was 23 years Here.
Check out their "Don't let me be misunderstood"
They quit due to Alan Price, keyboards, FEAR of Flying.
Eric Burdon, with War:" Spill THE Wine"!!! Worthwile!
This was recorded in One take! Different Times!
Bass player Chas Chandler became Jimi Hendrix manager.
THE song is an old trad. 17-18 hundreds. They changed it a Little. For THE better!!
Eric Burdon - vocals
Hilton Valentine - electric guitar
Chas Chandler - bass guitar
Alan Price - Vox Continental organ
John Steel - drums and percussion
I don't think it's been in a movie or at least I haven't heard it in a movie.
The song is about 100 years old, but there are many theories as to who wrote this song. Alan Price is playing a Vox Organ, I think.
I’m a millennial, but this was my jam as a kid...thanks to the oldies radio channel. It’s such a cool timeless song.
Now you gotta check out Eric Burdon and War "Paint it Black ", "Tobacco road ", and "Spill the wine "
Ms. Gamble, it's always a safe bet to say that your videos will be entertaining! I like this song a lot, cool that you do as well =]
Thank you Sporto! I love entertaining! It brings me great joy to make you guys happy
He is singing about a red light dicstrict house and happen their. It was great because he sing this song 52 years ago. What a great song and what a great band.
The keyboard player is one of the best ever.
Mr. Alan Price on keys Ladies and Gentleman, a renowned Keyboard player before he joined the Animals, the very first supergroup.
This was the closing song on the soundtrack for the classic gangster movie Casino starring Robert DeNiro.
Allen Price on keyboard a legend
This song is a cover. It dates back to 1928. It is a Appalachian folk song about hard times
Valencia: Thank you for this reaction! It was excellent!
You made some great points! Really liked your video!
Other songs by the Animals to listen to: Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood; We Gotta Get Out of this Place; When I Was Young; It's My Life.
Oh, sweetie I love your honest simplicity and interest in the music I danced to in junior/ high school as it came out; much success, and I just subscribed.😊
Eric Burdon - vocals, Hilton Valentine - guitar, Alan Price - keyboards, Chas Chandler - bass, & John Steel - drums.
Great reaction. Love this group.
This is one of those old blues songs that became widely popular when covered by a popular white band (kinda like how soul became more popular with bands like the Righteous Brothers, a genre knows as Blue-Eyed Soul to differentiate it from rhythm and blues originating with black singers, which formed because many radio stations wanted the soul sound, but not the black musicians.). One of the earlier recordings is by Lead Belly (1944) it's sung by his wife, I think, and is the 1925 version, which is sung from the point of view of a woman working at the House of the Rising Sun.
“There is a house in New Orleans they call the Rising Sun.
It’s been the ruin of many a poor girl and me, O God, for one.
If I had listened what Mama said, I’d be at home today.
Being so young and foolish, poor boy, let a rambler lead me astray.
Go tell my baby sister never do like I have done
To shun that house in New Orleans they call the Rising Sun.
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Another song made popular really early by Lead Belly is Where Did You Sleep Last Night?, the best contemporary cover is that, by most opinion, by Nirvana. Another one is Black Betty, covered much later by Ram Jam.
Bet you never thought you’d hear a Brit-Boy sing with such soul eh?
Singer is Eric Burden the organist is Alan Price when they split he went on to be a successful singer song writer I believe Eric is still singing, he was 23 when he sung it and tool them 15 minutes to record It has no connection to any films, This song knocked the Beatles of top spot the suits were common in the uk with a lot of British groups. look at a couple of thier songs they toured the USA and were on the Ed Sullivan show. hope this helps The reason I found your channel I am learning the song on my bass guitar
Not the lone ranger. But this singer Eric Burdon, DID sing a song called "Cisco Kid", when he was the vocalist for the band "War"(known for the songs: "Lowrider" and "Spill The Wine") You'll get a kick out of the live recording of Spill The Wine, from Eric Burdon and War.
The guy on the keyboard is Alan Price Legend
This song come from a very old melody that may be 200 years old. This song was popular when I was in high school. Please react to "Hard Times" by John Lee Hooker, thank you.
lead vocal eric burdon still alive and performing
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Got to be in the top 3 greatest songs of all time. Together with ozzy osbourns paranoid, halloweens eagle fly free. Dont you agree? Good reaction
Want to cry: Dolly Parton coat of many colors
Interview with Eric Burdon, lead singer of the Animals, just a few days ago with the story behind the song :
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I haven’t read all 500+ comments so forgive me if this has already been answered but the song it sounds like you are referring to could be High Noon by Tex Ritter. It’s also an old black & white movie & Gary Cooper walks down a dirt road all alone in an old cow town. Give it a listen & see if I’m right, lol. 😜
Well the lead singer's name is Eric Burdon, guitarists are Valentine and Chandler, on the keyboard is Alan Price and John Steel is the drummer. I was 14 years old when this song was released. Actually they are living except for Valentine. Unfortunately the band broke off in 1969, when the organ player decided to separate from them. Still to this day I keep listening to this song, and let me tell ye it never gets old. I just luv this song! ;)
I think Chas Chandler is dead because they buried him in 1996.
Some acknowledge how the guitarist behind Eric was smiling is because the props were too low for the second bass guitarist. Eric is around 5’7, the lead guitarist is probably around 5’9 and the bass is probably around 6’4, to 6’6 and he had to duck each time and I believe the other guitarist thought it was quite funny and couldn’t keep it in. I think it was delightful.
This old guy thinks you are very intuitive as well as very sweet. Carry on, young lady.
No, The Lone Ranger was made back in the 1950's, and this song was made in 1964. I can't speak for later versions, but I doubt it.
What about another type of Western?
@@ValenciaGamble I don't think so, but it's been in Casino & Suicide Squad.
@@Stevesrssrssrs 😱 maybe that’s where I know it from Suicide Squad! Thank you!!
@@ValenciaGamble I thought that might be it, no problem.
The Lone Ranger song was "The William Tell Overture". But, I don't know. Maybe they do kind of sound alike.
SKY PILOT another Hit Tune from the Animals. Vietnam times song.
Sounds like Lone Ranger ,cowboy film jeeze
I hate to say it but I’m one of those ladies who fell for the lead singer - Eric Burdon. His Newcastle accent is great too.
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No. It's not The Lone Ranger, but you can hear it in the background of several movies that might have a western theme.
Here is one of the earlier recordings of the animal song. ua-cam.com/video/147kS8O59Qs/v-deo.html
Chas chandler discovered jimi hendrix..the bassist..
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Good morning I found the song that I loved back in the days I would love to hear you play it then song is by The Three Degrees when will I see you again I'm sure you would like it🤩
I think there is a movie that this plays in the background as someone ( woman ) in Vegas is walking and dying of an overdose. Sharon Stone? Not sure.
Correct. Casino (1995).
The lead singer, Eric Burdon, sang later with the band War. Everyone says do Spill the Wine and tightly so but they have a live performance up here of the songs Spirit, Love Is, and Hear My Train Coming. He looks totally different and the songs are amazing. About 1972 I believe and in black and white. Small club venue. You should check it out even if you don't do a reaction video.
Hi! First time viewer and subscriber ☺️. I really liked your comment abt knowing whether the musicians were still alive or had passed. When I got into Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, they were already past their singing and recording days and that was such a bummer. Thankfully, we had Tony Bennett until recently.
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Glad you found this.
The quality of the images come from a colour UK movie for theatres for paying audiences in 64/65.. UA-cam has quite a few segments from this UK movie Pop Gear with the US contribution being to rename it Go Go Mania and add a few intro segments to satisfy the US audience.
A UA-cam search for Pop Gear Go Go Mania shows the segments :
ua-cam.com/users/results?search_query=pop+gear+go+go+mania
The intro by TCM explains the background of the film. While some of these segments were likely to be shown on US Colour TV much later, the source would originally be this high quality film. In 1964 images not recorded on film would be much lower quality videotape not the notable quality images used here. Especially with the inferior NTSC standards often called Never The Same Colour. So lucky the film was made instead of relying on low standard video tape recordings that were usually taped over anyway or telecine filming a TV screen. I would be amazed to see any video recording from 1964 up to this standard of image quality. Sound quality irrelevant as brtter sound source can easily replace a lesser quality early source. These films mainly used mimed performances as the vast majority of theatre audiences wanted to hear the music performance as they knew it from the records.
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Sorry doll this was not the theme song from any program that I am aware of. It is indeed a very old song and it was originally sung by a female.
Very good reaction!!! Please don't change & continue being yourself!!! I would like to recommend that you react to a beautiful ballad titled: "Cloudy" (the Live version @) by the Average White Band (AWB)...It is not a video but it was recorded Live on their "Person To Person" Live Album... Hamish Stuart (from Scotland) sings the lead part with such a soulful sound that he gives you somewhat of a Marvin Gaye flavor & vibe...It's a song he wrote & dedicated it to his daughter, as he felt their relationship drifting apart and he didn't want that to happen!!!
1964
The band had a big fallout after this song due to the keyboard player holding the rights to the song. He left the group in 1965. The bass player is called Chas Chandler. He became the manager of Jimi Hendrix. Chandler is also the only member who has died.
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The closest I can think of it would be The Good The bad and The ugly that had Clint Eastwood
You probably heard this on Goodfellas or Casino
Check out Salomon Burke " None of us are free" with THE blind boys of Alabama ( Choir). Written by Ray Charles. Black Lives matter Anthem!!
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You can tell he sings with a story about his life. It is no a song that you have to do movement.
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New subscriber-great stuff.
If you’d like to see one of the greatest live performances in the history of recorded music (I’m not exaggerating), check out Pearl Jam: Black (The MTV Unplugged version).
I guarantee you that you’ll cry (pay close attention to the lyrics).
The Lone Ranger!!!! Are you kidding me!!
Check out "Charge of the Light Brigade" by Rossini. The original Lone Ranger tune.
"William Tell overture" not "Charge of the Light Brigade" my error. Thanks to anothers comment.
I am really getting a kick out of watching young people hear this music. I am closing in on 60, and have long known that music has the power to transcend age, race, and cultural backgrounds. As to the members I think you have gotten the names of those seen here. They are all still with us except Chas Chandler the bass player I would also suggest Spill the Wine, Eric Burden and War, and Alan Price the organ player doing O Lucky Man. Thank you so much for you.
theres a saying , they don't make them like they used to. yeah, some great stuff today, but mostly diluted.
I can tell you their song has been in many movies and tv shows like casino, and supernatural and many other I just don’t know what the lead the pianist and the drummer is still alive sadly both of the guitarist are dead .
No. You heard this song in movies that used this 1964mversion of the animals hit.
The lone ranger was was Beethoven
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Go to IMDB (International Movie Database) for info on song titles in any kind of film. It's a great resource for titles, actors, songs, genres, current and upcoming films or tv shows.
It's internet movie database, not international.
this song took the Beatles out of the number 1 slot-it's rhythm & blues--it's not a cowboy song at all -it's a slow burning waltz-full of sex-soul and tales of woe--down in New Orleans--it's been in many movies as has some of their other songs--alan Price on the vox continental organ--Eric Burdon vocals-chas Chandler-Bass guitar -Hilton Valentine guitar -john Steel -Drums
Not lone ranger not cowboy....think blues....mixed with rock n roll....early rock. 1960. S
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A singer you should hear is Sammy Davis Jr. doing Mr Bojangles. He had one of the best voices of the 20th century
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I'm sorry it was not Beethoven is William Tell overture I told you wrong I'm sorry Sam
I think you're thinking of The Magnificent Seven and no it's not that tune.
no, the lone ranger is taller and wears a white hat
LMAO...the lone ranger...lol..mmmmm, no. In 1964 when singers sang a song it was them and the microphone....no electronics to enhance their voices like todays singers....in 64 the fcc wouldn't allow rude, lude and vulgar movements on tv....if they did the tv show would be pulled off the air...btw Eric Burdon...the singer...was 23 here....in England and Great Britain bordellos, bars and speakeasies are frequently called houses of the rising sun....
can you please react to black artist videos sometimes
When they’re recommended of course...
It was on the soundtrack of Goodfellas
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