I forgot to say.I was in the TOTP audience back in 1997.I think all the fiddling had stopped by then,but then again i was a six foot heavy metal fan.I dont think i was their type! Haha!
My cousin, Alan White, played drums on this track. Unfortunately, the BBC cameras never focussed on him during this performance. He later went on to play in John Lennon's Plastic Ono Band and the progressive rock band Yes. Sadly he died in 2022 after playing drums in Yes for 49 years. Deepest respect, cuz!
A very joyous song. I have been a fan of Alan Price ever since I heard his organ solo on "House of the Rising Sun." The one time I got a chance to see him was at Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center, NYC, back in the mid-1970s. GREAT CONCERT!
Did a search for Alan Price coz I got that Jarrow march song in my head, had completely forgotten this little gem! The Top of the Pops DJ who introduced them looks a nice fun chap.
Saw Mr. Price with Zoot Money + their amazing musician friends play at the Bulls' Head pub, London, May 13, 2010. Fantastic show, wonderful talent, all the great songs, all the nice memories. Still holds water. Better than most today. Best music night this year for me. Got a few CD's signed as well. I don't live in the U.K anymore. Just visiting. "Drove" all the way from Los Angeles to see this monthly gig, actually.....
@@ianlove1215 Almost certainly the one in Barnes. When I lived in London I used to go there regularly, and I sometimes saw Alan Price propping up the small bar, watching other acts as a true jazz aficionado does. I did catch his own act there, too, and as you might expect he is quite brilliant.
I haven't been to the Notting Hill Carnival for decades. This song came to mind for some reason so all being well with Covid it'll be bigger and better next year. Don't stop the Carnival.
Party time in the dreamy late sixties. Whatever you were on, it was a joy to be alive. Just pretend today never existed and you will instantly understand why you were born.
I was four years old but I remember this song being on Dutch radio. What amazes me is the fact that the song only reached #34 in the Top 40. That means it can't have been played a long time after it dropped out of the Top 40 but just enough for me to remember it. Catchy song!
This particular song kind of reminds me of viewing clips and hearing about the fun and partying aboard many luxury cruises. Maybe Richard Branson might still be able to organize such events for his cruise ventures (or perhaps something aboard Necker Island at the very least).
Hes not a geordie. Hes from Washington. Not Tyneside. There is no geordie accent. He sings the chorus in a jamaican style. Wouldn't get away with that now. X
Love the Alan Price Set their songs were and still are some of my favourites, blimey 1968 I was 20 then. Unfortunately this video has the execrable Jimmy Saville, when he was a 'Pop Celebrity' as a DJ and host of this TV pop music show Top of the Pops.
As you know on You Tube Alan Price has sung two of Eric Burden's songs "House of the Rising Sun" and "Dont Let Me Be Misunderstood. If there is a 2 or 3 minute film of Eric Burden singing "Dont Stop the Carnival" can that be uploaded please?
Price could have really left a far bigger legacy. Great organist in the Animals. Should of stuck with rock n roll or hard rockin' blues. He coulda joined another great band or formed his own. This solo stuff just didn't have that groove to it.
This was the followup to shame which only got to number 45 in the charts this one got to number 13 why did shame do so badly in the charts that should have got to number one i brought both
Turned the TV on this morning and this rubbish was playing, there is a lot of music that needs to be removed from history because they are terrible and this is one of them.....
Kind of disturbing to be talking of "removing " things from history....I can think of many things that should be added to the common pool of history but nothing should ever be removed
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That's me in the hat chewing gum. I was a schoolgirl and no, Jimmy Saville didn't get his hands on me.
Hahaha! Thank God for that!
Oh, what a fantastic memory to have. And I'm so glad to hear you got out of there unharmed!!
I forgot to say.I was in the TOTP audience back in 1997.I think all the fiddling had stopped by then,but then again i was a six foot heavy metal fan.I dont think i was their type! Haha!
@@johnlewis3358 fiddling? What fiddling?
@@stuartbritton7408 Well it wasnt with a bleedin' Violin.
My cousin, Alan White, played drums on this track. Unfortunately, the BBC cameras never focussed on him during this performance. He later went on to play in John Lennon's Plastic Ono Band and the progressive rock band Yes. Sadly he died in 2022 after playing drums in Yes for 49 years. Deepest respect, cuz!
We could do without seeing and hearing that heinous creepy bastard Saville
Memorable tune Alan Price priceless ❤🎉
What a brilliant talent Alan Price had. As he got older his music got even better, eg the brilliant Between Today and Yesterday album
A very joyous song. I have been a fan of Alan Price ever since I heard his organ solo on "House of the Rising Sun." The one time I got a chance to see him was at Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center, NYC, back in the mid-1970s. GREAT CONCERT!
Did a search for Alan Price coz I got that Jarrow march song in my head, had completely forgotten this little gem! The Top of the Pops DJ who introduced them looks a nice fun chap.
I wasn’t born for another 17 years but this was one of my dads faves when I was growing up. So glad to find it 30 years on from when I first heard it.
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From a 72yo Aussie fan.
Saw Mr. Price with Zoot Money + their amazing musician friends play at the Bulls' Head pub, London, May 13, 2010.
Fantastic show, wonderful talent, all the great songs, all the nice memories. Still holds water. Better than most today.
Best music night this year for me. Got a few CD's signed as well.
I don't live in the U.K anymore. Just visiting.
"Drove" all the way from Los Angeles to see this monthly gig, actually.....
Was that The Bull’s Head near Cheshunt?
@@ianlove1215 Almost certainly the one in Barnes. When I lived in London I used to go there regularly, and I sometimes saw Alan Price propping up the small bar, watching other acts as a true jazz aficionado does. I did catch his own act there, too, and as you might expect he is quite brilliant.
I haven't been to the Notting Hill Carnival for decades. This song came to mind for some reason so all being well with Covid it'll be bigger and better next year. Don't stop the Carnival.
I like Jimmy's sweater.
Party time in the dreamy late sixties. Whatever you were on, it was a joy to be alive. Just pretend today never existed and you will instantly understand why you were born.
I was four years old but I remember this song being on Dutch radio. What amazes me is the fact that the song only reached #34 in the Top 40. That means it can't have been played a long time after it dropped out of the Top 40 but just enough for me to remember it. Catchy song!
Love you Alan and the Animals.
the brass section is funny they could have been in a benny hill episode
I was there in 1968.
Kutta Kyte hope saville never showed you his etchings
This particular song kind of reminds me of viewing clips and hearing about the fun and partying aboard many luxury cruises. Maybe Richard Branson might still be able to organize such events for his cruise ventures (or perhaps something aboard Necker Island at the very least).
A true legend
And so is Alan Price 😁
Hes not a geordie. Hes from Washington. Not Tyneside. There is no geordie accent. He sings the chorus in a jamaican style. Wouldn't get away with that now. X
No mon dat no jamaican accent!
Maybe for de brit no way ja.
Oh for gods sake he’s singing a song with a Jamaican beat,that’s illegal now is it,what a load of bollox.
@@margueritewilliams4450 Never heard of "cultural appropriation"? Leftists would be out of their tiny minds over this.
@@margueritewilliams4450 Its a Trinidad beat fool
Used this song for our parade at school
Did anyone get offended?
@@gaysy1st Yeah, I wanted to punch Saville.
Im confused why would someone be offended? New to this band, is there some sort of controversay?
a geordie classic. why aye man.
love this song. Shame it was introduced by Jimmy Saville!
loads of song are , cause' itwas the host of top of the pops
Yeah jimmy saville was a perv I hope he's in hell with his kind
They could cut him off the clip
He didn't get outed until he died. Still no real evidence he did any of these things. Media hysteria as always.
@@ailse491 based on hearsay
I went to the carnival, they reopened Castle street to get the procession through the street was closed for roadworks
now then now then
Love the Alan Price Set their songs were and still are some of my favourites, blimey 1968 I was 20 then. Unfortunately this video has the execrable Jimmy Saville, when he was a 'Pop Celebrity' as a DJ and host of this TV pop music show Top of the Pops.
I am going to the carnival this coming Saturday
Alan Price predicting the clamour to stop the Carnival in 1968 but it hasn't stopped yet. Covid 19 may have tried but you can't stop the Carnival
Shame. Sad how many people have been stabbed, mugged, beaten, raped and sexually assaulted at the carnival since then due to political correctness.
Nice to see Jimmy Saville keeping hands to himself next to teenage girls. Great tune BTW
Rattle, rattle, jewelry, jewelry
And Sir Jimmy as a bonus !!
Intro needs editing out.
As you know on You Tube Alan Price has sung two of Eric Burden's songs "House of the Rising Sun" and "Dont Let Me Be Misunderstood. If there is a 2 or 3 minute film of Eric Burden singing "Dont Stop the Carnival" can that be uploaded please?
Finally a video with Jimmy again, he'll always be my idol!
@James Knight he fidded everbody
Classic click bait.
He never did me any harm. He once fixed it for me to milk a cow blindfolded.
Lol
Strange that this song by Alan Price is not availiable on ITUNES.
Showaddy.........waddy.......!!!!!!!!!!
Now we know where Sting got his inspiration for his sound in the Police.
From his fellow Geordie.
Up until recently he and georgie fame were still performing regularlunat the Eel pie club
Gerry Pacemaker was touring until relatively recently too 😀.
Sir Jim!!
isnt that the late alan white of YES fame on congas?
Colin Walters on the sax.. John peels producer at radio one
John Walters
Price could have really left a far bigger legacy. Great organist in the Animals. Should of stuck with rock n roll or hard rockin' blues. He coulda joined another great band or formed his own. This solo stuff just didn't have that groove to it.
Introduced by Jimmy Saville!
totp 👁️👁️👁️💛💜💚💙
This was the followup to shame which only got to number 45 in the charts this one got to number 13 why did shame do so badly in the charts that should have got to number one i brought both
What a pity we have to Jimmy savelle at the start of vid
Is that You James ...on zero zero ...contracts...££££££ ..coups don't look any better ???!!!!
Estonian version L'Dorado "Las kesta karneval".
Почему эстонская?
Sonny Rollins' "St Thomas" at leat it reminds me of it.
It reminds me of Sonny Rollins' version of Don't Stop The Carnival!
I love St Thomas.
Eeek! A Saville! KILL IT WITH DALEK!!
Hahaha
Hahah jimmy saville acting exactly as youd expect him to
shes a shy one says jimmy lmao
jimmy slimeville
Turned the TV on this morning and this rubbish was playing, there is a lot of music that needs to be removed from history because they are terrible and this is one of them.....
Oh poor Darrell, don't be upset, it's only an old song. Some of us still like it, because we like the tune.
Kind of disturbing to be talking of "removing " things from history....I can think of many things that should be added to the common pool of history but nothing should ever be removed
Saville should be removed yes , this song never . snowflakery
As well as being a really dreadful song, isn't it a bit racist too?
Twat.
Idiot
hows it racist? I thought it was great.
@@QueenFan12 The fake Caribbean accents don't exactly help.
@@ppuh6tfrz646 its not ,its the geordie accent
Oh look there's Noncey Saville, probably feeling up those poor girls out of view