SO GOOD!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Animals - When I Was Young REACTION
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- SO GOOD!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Animals - When I Was Young REACTION
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Eric Burden is Timeless
Being from where the Animals are from but younger, I've never heard this song before.
He's describing the childhood of children from the North East of England, my childhood in the 1970's.
Thanks for letting me hear a song I've never heard before
It's also exactly like the childhood my dad described being a teen in Los Angeles in the 40s. He was 12 when he started smoking but everything else sounds the same.
My mother's family is from Newcastle, where the Animals are from ..even though I'm American, I always felt a kinship with the group! 😎
Chas Chandler was the bass player in the Animals. He went over to New York and was blown away by a guitarist he heard in a club. He brought him over to the UK and recruited a drummer and bass player and that was how Jimi Hendrix and the Experience came into being. Eric Burdon and Jimi had a very close friendship for years. Interesting how things and people are connected.
Great story. Thanks for sharing.
He's not on this song...he left already to manage Jimi!
And then he managed Slade in their heyday.
"When I Was Young" is a song released in early 1967 by Eric Burdon and The Animals; it was written by five of the band members - Eric Burdon (vocals), Barry Jenkins (drums), John Weider (guitar/violin), Vic Briggs (guitar), and Danny McCulloch (bass) - and was the first release to feature this lineup."
And Jimi Hendrix was linked to Scorpions in some interesting way as well 😅
When WE were young, we used to hear the lyrics, "When I was young, it was more important to feel more pain, but to laugh much louder..." I guess it means the same thing.
There was always something compelling about Eric Burden. They were very good at the mysterious melody
Another cool psychedelic song by The Animals is Sky Pilot - hope you guys hit it sometime! If you do, listen to the long version. It's a haunting anti-war song.
Definitely only listen to the long version of sky pilot if you only listen to the short radio version you are cheating yourself
Other long songs that you must review is Time has come again, the end by the doors,going home by the Stones, during the psychedelic era bands would put out 10,12 minute songs
Amber the best way to get the psychedelic experience is to turn out all lights in your room only have blacklight posters on smoke a joint use headphones and zone out to the music.I did 55 years ago 😊
Have it on 45rpm, takes both sides. Have the original sleeve on it.
"Sky Pilot" is definitely a must listen!
Sky Pilot for sure!
This was one of my father's favorite songs. He served in Vietnam.
That sound was a violin and guitar playing as one. I still go to see Eric whenever he's around.
Tina Turner did a cover of this. But another vote for Eric Burdon and War's "Spill The Wine."
Their "Sky Pilot" is great.
I love Sky Pilot. 👍
Make sure its the long version!
“San Franciscan Nights” is my all time favorite. It’s different, slower and more like story telling that you guys like. Has a very cool guitar rif also!
Amber will love it.
Me too
Great tune!! Post-war/end of war England. And beyond. Tough youth. "Sky Pilot" is another great one. About a chaplain in Viet Nam. Great reaction, Guys! Thanks.
Yeah “Spill the Wine” is a must listen
You might also like 'See See Rider' by The Animals. You also have to check out 'Spill The Wine' by Eric Burdon & War.
Yes Spill the Wine 🍷
Yep - War was his second great band with a different sound.
WAR was better without Eric Burdon, imo.
War “Low Rider”
@@samjones2439 Jay did that before Amber joined him. They've done as many Wheatus as they have done WAR?
Yas! Eric Burden and the Animals. You should give his stuff with 'War' a blast too.
J & Amber, you'll love their "Don't Bring Me Down"!!
edit- When I Was Young- This song is noted for its Indian riff, played by an electric guitar and a violin.
Back in the mid 1960s I'd hear my brother playing his albums in his room like every other red blooded American teenager (Boy or Girl) and at 9 yrs. old, really began to appreciate the differences in the different artists and Bands. You begin to form a liking or dislike for certain kinds of music and those that perform it on tv and radio. I became a big fan of Eric Burden, because he was sort of a Bad boy, compared to The Beatles, or even the Stones. Just listen to the lyrics of the songs he sang. They were rarely about loving his girl or Romance. They were edgy and in your face. He's a great artist who loved the Blues and the early rockers of the 50s.
Eric Burdon is amazing. From early on with Please Don't Let Me be Misunderstood all the way to when he joined WAR and created one of the greatest Albums of all time Black Mans Burdon. Along the way he hit the psychedelic movement with Spill the Wine and Sky Pilot but his version of Paint It Black on Black Man's Burdon was awesome along with Spirit and every track on it was great
Great recommendations! Will check out that psychedelic stuff!
I actually got to see him with War. Outstanding.
A great group from my state. Ran into Eric in the Haight in 67 I think but there were so many great groups around there at the time it's hard to remember@@davidward3122
"SPILL THE WINE" "MONTEREY" ARE TWO GREAT GROOVES OF BURDEN🎤🎤🎤🎤🎶🎷🎸🎵🎸🎶
'Sky Pilot.", "We Gotta get out of this place", "San Franciscan Nights" and "Spill The Wine" are great songs of his.
Yes, especially the live performance video with War of "Spill the Wine".
He’s was so young when he sang that song. Ahead of his time Loved the animals when I was young. 😊
Amber I love the way you see right through the lyrics of songs
Amber has become a musical empath, I get a thrill again from totally familiar songs like its the first time as it is their first time!
You got that RIGHT. She sees right into them. Thanks for saying
She does her homework
Excellent Reaction Guys, Thank you for doing "When I Was Young." You'll love "Sky Pilot" "San Fransico Nights" "Monterey" and "Don't Bring Me Down"
Yes! All of those are great. They should also do “Good Times.”
Make dang sure that Sky Pilot is the Long version, with the Bagpipes towards the end!
That's a violin in the background, there is a live version of this out there. Great reaction as always.
Amber, as a latter day Flower Child,
give San Franciscan Nights a listen.
A bit different than typical EB.
Jay, I love your facial expressions when an interesting or unique intro begins. 😊
This intro always invokes Black Sabbath's Iron Man from 1970 to me. Same sinking guitar riff.
There's a big lobby for Sky Pilot in comments. I like that song, but their masterpiece, IMO, is San Franciscan Nights.
I've seen this band live a couple of times and Mr Burden's voice is a great baritone treat...for such a petite man!
Be blessed❤
YES San Francisco NIGHTS the best
Psychedelic rock from the Eric Burden & The Animals. 👍 Many bands at that time including the Beatles were experimenting with Hindu instruments and sounds. Gotta play Eric Burden & War's "Spill The Wine" next. Thanks. 😎
Having been on this Earth for as many decades as I've been, that line "And I was so much older then, When I was young..." hit me a lot harder that I expected.
Yes Bob Dylan used a similar phrase in "My Back Pages"
Hey guys thanks so much for playing this Animal track....When I was Young....love this when it came out in 1967...have not heard it in years....Ya'll Rock!
Don’t know whether you are aware but there are numerous early black and white recordings of Eric Burdon and the The Animals available to view online which are really worth watching. Give it a go.
That last line very much echoes My Back Pages by Bob Dylan, and amazingly covered by The Byrds.
Eric Burdon/ War - Spill The Wine Live (Beat Club).
effin a! Such a great tune. Eric Burdon is a Geordie legend!
Great song, amazing classic with the Animals and reimagined with Eric Burdon and his Sun Secrets album from 1974, a killer, hard rock treatment, that whole album is well worth a listen. The Animals is a must see whenever reacted to, these songs stand the test of time though of that magical time. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
Sun Secrets, I have that album buried back in the stacks somewhere. Thanks for the reminder, now I have to dig it out.
@@jimdez11 Letter From the County Farm. Eric Burdon Rocks!
For their time, they were innovators and very gooooood.😊
Great analysis. Burdon was very much a poet like Morrison, and both groups have deep-cuts that are just spoken-word over musical jams.
This was 1967, the time of the hippies in Haight Ashbury in San Francisco, and the psychedelic movement was just starting to get strong. The animals were always a bit on the edge, and why I like them! Thanks for adding this song to your playlist…my playlist of your songs is getting quite long! Lol!
Eric was a working class guy from the north east of England (Newcastle) and had a real edge to his singing. The Animals had a bigger following in the USA than the UK in the early to mid 60s and Eric went solo at the end of the decade.
If you like this one I think you would like Sky Pilot
Reminds me of The anti-war
Protests from the Vietnam
Era. Definitely, Woodstock
Protest music. 👍✌️
Love this song.
This is one of my all time favorite songs. Thank you so much for reacting to it.😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁❤️
Hello 👋 my wife’s uncle was Hilton Valentine ( guitarist 🎸) and I have met and drank a few beers with him. I spent Christmas with him and his wife my aunt in law. He was such a nice guy he will be missed as he passed away in 2021.
He wrote Sky Pilot and Streets of San Francisco. You almost have to be the author
Do you mean "Warm San Franciscan Nights"? I love that one.
That drop chord to open the song has been getting to me since 1967. Tina Turner did a great cover of this song.
Thank you the Animals (never forgotten by me) were wonderful...
The first stanza tells you that it was in the 50's when there was still rationing in the UK & times were pretty tough.
Just want to send a thanks for helping me through a lyric of this song. Im 52 years old and have loved this song since i was 14, but the lyrics " pain more painful, laughter much louder" i could never really see the meaning until I watched your reactions. Sounds crazy but I could never really seem to see it. You helped me appreciate this song even more. 👏👏👏
Eric Burden had that really rockers voice, but also backed up by a great group ,which originally had Alan Price on organ, who went on to do some great solo songs like 'Hi Lili Hi Lo'. This is a cool song by them, another is 'We gotta get out of this place'-Colin Ward
Yes, "We gotta get out of this place" is a classic Aanimals song - gotta put it on soon.
'Sky Pilot' or perhaps the great 'San Franciscan Nights' are two Eric / Animal choices. Treat yourselves. Cheers.
DREAMING CASUALLY - THEE MIDNIGHTERS 1960s groovy themes WHOA ! What an Incredible voice Deep and Mysterious and the music Phenomenal too just like The Animals , the same goes for Thee Midnighters they too have one of the 1960s groovy Rock songs guaranteed to be a hit on your channel.
For a haunting Animals song, "San Franciscan Nights"
You all are rockin the classics once again! Eric Burdon and the Animals had their hits and then it was on to War. And as the founder of War, a badass he is! Some early War to get into is Spill the Wine. I know you all will love that one. Eric Burdon freakin rocks and you two put a smile upon my face!
This song is a haunting melody sung by one of the greats Eric Burdon.
It was an electric violin. They used it on their version of the Stones' PAINTED BLACK.
Violin.
You guys are sooo much fun to watch. And the Animals were an incredible band.
As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.
“It’s My Life”, “Sky Pilot”, “We Gotta Get Out Of This Place”. All good Animals tunes for your next reaction. 😁
Monterey is one of their DEEP cuts. It tells the srory of the first Monterey International Pop Festival which pre dated Woodstock
The band War was initially Eric Burdon's post-Animals backing band. They made two albums together and had one big hit, "Spill The Wine". Burdon is still out there today, though he's not in the same monetary baracket as his contemporaries The Rolling Stones. My favorite Animals song is "Don't Bring Me Down", which Tom Petty did a really gereat cover version of.
My 2 lesser known favorites are Gonna Send You Back to Walker (funky!!) And Baby Let Me Take You Home. I could listen to Eric sing his abcs..
Animals so much good Songs! like dont let me be misunderstood
If you want something different from the Animals then you need to do a reaction to an overlooked but epic song by them called "Monterey". They wrote it as a tribute after their appearance at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967. You'll hear some instruments that you wouldn't expect to hear on an Animals song. Will both of you love it? 100% guaranteed.
Another one you might like is "Warm San Franciscan Nights". Though they were Eric Burdon and the Animals by then; Burdon was the only member of the original Northeast English band left.
Try "San Franciscan Nights" "Sky Pilot" and "Monterrey" for more great songs from the later period of the Animals.
The Animals, straight from my childhood, so many memories, thank you for this blast from my past! much Love Blessings and Peace
This song is featured in a movie called "1969". This movie has Robert Downey Junior, Kiefer Sutherland, and Winona Ryder.
They were a great blues band in the beginning... speaking of blues... it about time you returned to your #1 guitarist, Joe Bonamassa. ""Cadillac Assembly Line" live at the Greek or "Mountain Time" live at the Royal Albert Hall
Like many on here are saying you have to listen to Sky Pilot (long version) 1968, with Bagpipes playing a leading role on the song.
The first time Bagpipes were used in a rock tune and the English parliament wanted the song banned for this reason?. Eric's voice never sounded better.
All these groups from the 60's that left a mark of longevity, they were so talented and inspired to outdo each other on levels of what was next on the hit parade.
Just imagine that most of these groups bar a few never really reached no1 status with more than 1 or 2 songs because of the strength of what was being released week in week out for near 8 years, by so many artists, constantly changing and keeping up with trends from 1962 to 1970.
They all deserve a special place on the mantle piece of history for leaving a legacy that will never be forgotten, appreciated more because of all the video and musical platforms that are out there showing their worth.
Thank you to all those that keep the faith going.
Careful with that glass of wine - no spilling lol😊 Eric Burdon and War tells the story so well.
The Animals were barely post-adolescent when they first hit in the 60s, but they always sounded like blues guys of the 30s. Wise and cool way beyond their years.
The music video to this song is phenomenal.
Second vote for “Spill the Wine”! War!
Peace
Sun Secrets Album BY Eric B.+ Animals....🎸🎶✌️
My favorite Eric Burden song. It's a 60's masterpiece.
So a bit of a history lesson. Everything you have heard of the band before today was 'Animals Mark 1' . The songs were R&B classics produced by super producer of the time Mickie Most. After a few years, the bands keyboard/piano player Alan Price quit the band (couldn't cope with flying if I remember correctly). He was a major part of the Animals sound. Burdon and Price had a major falling out. At which point, Burdon sacks everyone and starts afresh with new bandmates, producer etc. and evolves the band into this new psychadelic phase which is what you are hearing today.
I am so Happy you played this song
I remember requesting this song
when you had fake brink panel behind you
along with, Yesterday When I Was Young/Roy Clarke
Great reaction to this fantastic, haunting song. I see lots of great suggestions for more Animals here in the comments. Sky Pilot is my favorite, but nobody has mentioned River Deep, Mountain High yet. Please listen to their version of that one.
This was actually NOT The Animals - the original band - but rather this was Eric Burdon's version of The Animals that he put together after the original band broke up. This outfit was known as Eric Burdon And The Animals. Whereas the original band was probably the first band to incorporate psychedelia in their sound, Eric Burdon And The Animals was full-on Psychedelic Rock. You definitely need to listen to their amazing epics, such as "Sky Pilot," "River Deep, Mountain High" and "To Love Somebody." Eric Burdon And The Animals was am amazing band; the next logical step in Tbe Animals' sound.
Always thought this one was very Doorsish. You should check out David Johansen's "Animals Medley" live. Such a great tribute for We Gotta Get Out of This Place, Don't Bring Me Down and It's My Life. 3 more of their great songs.
You have some very astute followers and totally agree with their song suggestions. You will not be disappointed. Amber, your lyric interpretations are always spot on.
Love this song! First time I heard it was on the premiere of the TV series "Tour of Duty" (about Vietnam) in 1987, when the unit boarded helicopters to be dropped into a hot Landing Zone (under fire). The music of the era has since been replaced, but I the complete series with the original music to enjoy.
Absolutely loved that show. Never missed sn episode. Always a great soundtrack! 🎵🎶❤
This was a whole new group of band members. This is 1968 .only Eric was left from the original animals.vic Briggs John welder.barry rowberry.❤
Sky pilot is another good song too
Another great Animals song to listen to is "San Fransiscan Nights."
Sky Pilot please! Takes me back to the 60s and 70s, my brother and brother-in-law (Army and Marines), and the Vietnam War.
Love the Animals and Eric you might try San Francisco nights with great guitar playing
That sound Jay was asking about was done with a guitar and violin , great sound, and great song. You guys are Awesome !! Thanks
The Animals are another from my home town of Newcastle upon Tyne, England 🙂🙂
Love you guys for embracing the golden era of rock! The messages where so deep, that they should continue to be celebrated just as Beethoven is. Quality music is to be appreciated, no matter what era. Long live Rock, be it dead or alive!! 🔥😎
Can't wait for you guys to listen to the doors (Peace Frog/Texas radio and the big beat) to see how different they can actually be😊❤
That's an electric sitar and a violin doing that main riff. The Animals were one of the very few bands to undergo an almost complete lineup change and change in musical style and still stay successful. Eric Burdon was the only remaining member from the orignal band, and they went more 'psychedelic' in 1967, but still cranked out several more hits.
In 74 Eric did a tune 'LETTER FROM THE COUNTY FARM' his best ever maybe ?
I've heard The Animals songs that you've reacted to before. THANK YOU for helping me to appreciate them even more. I haven't heard this one in many years!
Oh, I haven’t been here joining you for far too long! This song reached out and grabbed my heart from the first time I heard it. Thanks with all my heart that you share it with us again!
That 'flute' was a guitar and a violin giving you that mideast vibe.
Ah..... When I was young..... Love your channel, taking long walks down memory lane,, remembering just how lucky I was to be young listening to this kind of music, feeling just as Eric says. mind untainted by grief, still full of trust and hope..... Truly blessed. Thanks😘🙏🎶
I can still remember where I was when the DJ announced this new Animals song to be played for the 1st time in Hartford CT.
It changed my whole perspective of what Rock was. Hartford was in some ways similar to the hard British cities Eric sang about.
Note, I was at an Army-Navy store to buy my 1st pairs of Seafarers Bellbottom jeans, same that the US navy wore, store had the radio playing.
Man this is a deep cut, I forgot all about this Animals song haven't heard it for over 50 years. kudos to you for bringing this clasic back to life for me. Some of my favorite Animals songs that you haven't covered yet are Sky Pilot , San Franciscan Nights and We Gotta Get Out of This Place.
The primal vocalisations were absolutely perfect for this song that was so perfect for the time.
What you was hearing is a sitar, an Indian stringed instrument that became popular during the psychedelic era.
I can't imagine what it was like for artists from the British Invasion era growing up while their country was engaged in a war being fought all around them with their Fathers being forced to be soldiers as the song refers to ~or the very real possiblity of a bomb landing on you or trying to survive amid all the destruction afterwards
That sound is an electric guitar and violin playing an Indian vibe.