Joe, you need to put a new category in The Musicians Hall of Fame for music historian. And I'm sure others would agree that you deserve the first award.
I'll make it a 3rd, and though I am not terrifically well-informed, or experienced, I feel like I can tell when someone else IS, and when they have Confidence, which Joe does!! I bet you'll get many supporters for this idea!
Inevitably when Jay and Joe have these wonderful guests in front of them, they put these guests at ease. I enjoy the way the guests talk about the artists they loved and were influenced by. Just like you were talking to pals you grew up with. These interludes are treasures. Thanks again Joe Chambers and Jay McDowell.
Thanks, Thomas. It’s so cool to discover that the musicians that we idolize are big fans of other artists themselves. We all turn into teenagers again when we talk about the music that reached us.
Terrific interview Joe! The Zombies music is classic and timeless for sure! You are so lucky to get to interview all of these amazing artists. Hope that you are doing well. 👍👍😉😉
I LOVE this look at the history of these guys. It's literally the music of my pre-teen youth. When I first heard them I couldn't put my finger on it...but it sounded so simple! Yet it had so much emotion and complexity to it at the same time. That's why it still sounds great today. Elvis broke around the time I was born and by the time the Zombies hit he was that guy in the cheesy movies so I never realized until much later just how much Elvis influenced a lot of the bands I loved...from across the ocean no less.
Saw The Zombies on a split bill with Love in San Francisco in the early 2000s. Both were absolutely vital and sounded great, but what stole the show for me was Colin Blunstone's voice. It was 100% intact, shockingly so. Whatever he was doing for his health- it worked! Another great interview Joe. Thank you!
I lived in Brooklyn back in the '60s, when the Murray the K Christmas show was happening at the Brooklyn Fox; those shows had lots of big name British Invasion groups, but especially the Motown crowd - all the Motown people popped up at those. That part of the '60s was glorious - before the madness of the late '60s set in. Elvis having the Zombies on his jukebox was cool, and the Hullabaloo bit with the mannequin women reminded me of the Robert Palmer video 20 years later, with the 3 hot backup women moving along to the song as Palmer sang. Long Live Rock 'n Roll!! 🙃
Another great interview Joe! I remember listening to the Zombies on my Dad's am radio in the car. I was 6 or 7 at the time, but I remember the songs. Especially " Shes Not There". Thank you so much for the interview Joe!
Just saw the zombies tonight at Park city and I can only say that I am inspired, excited, and so appreciative of this band and their talent and craft they have spent their whole life evolving. And if the band sees this I was the sexy girl dancing near the stage in the short black dress
At the end of part 1 you’re mentioning your own discovery of the blues through the Animals. As I listened to the opening commercials I was remembering my own switch turned on to music when Eric Burdon’s voice entered my young ears as a kid in my early teens. Very cool. ✌️👍
Love the music of the Zombies and so glad they made the Rock and Roll HOF. I've spent many times fan voting to keep Dolly out. Sorry, she's not Rock. The Zombies are. Long live Rock and Roll!! Long live the MHOF, Nashville, TN ✌️
Hey Joe, I love all your interviews and you have a great "description" section, but it would be great if you could put links to the previous parts when you post "Part 2" and "Part 3" of an interconnected series. I clicked on "Part 3" and tried to locate the 2 previous episodes, but I could only find this - "Part 2". Yeah, I'm missing "Part 1" but I'll live. Thanks for everything.
Hi Gary… I will have our CZcams guy check on that. We usually put up one section at a time as we edit them. It allows us to let you guys see them sooner. Once all segments have been aired we put the completed full interview up too. Thanks for watching….Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Excellent. I appreciate you doing that and your explanation very much!! Just finished watching this and it's so great. They're such great artists. And the interview was very interesting, as usual. Thanks, again!!
Loved every second of it! I guess you know that Colin Blunstone sang on some Alan Parsons Project songs such as Old and Wise. czcams.com/video/lAnAXPIFn9k/video.html The girl in Wicked Game is Helena Christensen. What a masterpiece of music that song is!! Helena was a masterpiece too! ;-)
It does my heart good to see these guys healthy and happy after so many years. Still touring in North America! How I wish I could see them in concert.
"Time of the Season", "She's Not There", "Tell Her No" .... just flat out BADASS - as are Joe's interviews.
Thanks Bob…. Best, Joe
They were part of the sound track of my youth. How lucky we were to have music like this to grow up with. Still one of my favorite groups.
Rod , Colin and Joe …
I could listen for Hours. Rod Argent had a Great career in the 70’s
The Zombies were one of my favorite groups as a teen. I’m 70 and I still love their music. Great interview Joe!
Thanks for watching Norman…Joe
They are so humble and kind. I was able to see them at The Ryman last week and they were unbelievably good. ♥️
It doesn’t get better than this. Thank you so much.
Great! Thanks, Joe…
I love the Zombies!!
Joe, you need to put a new category in The Musicians Hall of Fame for music historian. And I'm sure others would agree that you deserve the first award.
Thanks Jpb… I appreciate your support.
Best….Joe
I'll second that emotion!!
I'll make it a 3rd, and though I am not terrifically well-informed, or experienced, I feel like I can tell when someone else IS, and when they have Confidence, which Joe does!! I bet you'll get many supporters for this idea!
I Concur ...
For sure!
Joe, without you, half of the history of rock and roll would remain untold. You just keep knocking them out of the park.
Thanks Johnny.. Joe
The Zombies are timeless. And let’s not forget the band “Argent”. More classics
Inevitably when Jay and Joe have these wonderful guests in front of them, they put these guests at ease. I enjoy the way the guests talk about the artists they loved and were influenced by. Just like you were talking to pals you grew up with. These interludes are treasures. Thanks again Joe Chambers and Jay McDowell.
Thanks Thomas… glad you enjoyed it.. Joe
Thanks, Thomas. It’s so cool to discover that the musicians that we idolize are big fans of other artists themselves. We all turn into teenagers again when we talk about the music that reached us.
Another gem...can't wait for part 3..
Joe, you are amazing and are doing such a service to folks around the world..
Jeff … thanks… that’s very kind of you to say…. Best, Joe
I remember watching that Hullabaloo. Thanks again Joe.
I love that video Russell…. Best, Joe
Thanks Joe great interview
Terrific interview Joe! The Zombies music is classic and timeless for sure! You are so lucky to get to interview all of these amazing artists. Hope that you are doing well. 👍👍😉😉
I am blessed! Thanks for watching… Joe
Another great one Joe! Colin Blunstone hasn't lost a thing vocally and that is rare.
Thanks again mtc…Joe
I LOVE this look at the history of these guys. It's literally the music of my pre-teen youth. When I first heard them I couldn't put my finger on it...but it sounded so simple! Yet it had so much emotion and complexity to it at the same time. That's why it still sounds great today. Elvis broke around the time I was born and by the time the Zombies hit he was that guy in the cheesy movies so I never realized until much later just how much Elvis influenced a lot of the bands I loved...from across the ocean no less.
Never disappointing... thank you Joe for sharing this awesome interview.
Thanks Ivan….Joe
I do like The Zombies very much. This was a great interview. Cheers, Joe! ✌️
Saw The Zombies on a split bill with Love in San Francisco in the early 2000s. Both were absolutely vital and sounded great, but what stole the show for me was Colin Blunstone's voice. It was 100% intact, shockingly so. Whatever he was doing for his health- it worked!
Another great interview Joe. Thank you!
Thanks as always Tusked…Joe
Great interview, really enjoyed it 👍
Joe, another great interview! Can’t wait for the next episode! Thanks for sharing!💫
Thanks for your constant support Larry…Joe
Joe: "Your music doesn't sound dated". I couldn't have said it better.
Thanks, Joe! Awesome stuff.
Thank you Dana…Joe
I lived in Brooklyn back in the '60s, when the Murray the K Christmas show was happening at the Brooklyn Fox; those shows had lots of big name British Invasion groups, but especially the Motown crowd - all the Motown people popped up at those. That part of the '60s was glorious - before the madness of the late '60s set in. Elvis having the Zombies on his jukebox was cool, and the Hullabaloo bit with the mannequin women reminded me of the Robert Palmer video 20 years later, with the 3 hot backup women moving along to the song as Palmer sang. Long Live Rock 'n Roll!! 🙃
Fine musicians, lovely chaps.
Another great interview Joe! I remember listening to the Zombies on my Dad's am radio in the car. I was 6 or 7 at the time, but I remember the songs. Especially " Shes Not There".
Thank you so much for the interview Joe!
Thanks John…Joe
The Zombies were a fine band and in my opinion underrated in the UK at least
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What an addition to the A List - were the Zombies. One hit after
another after another after another.
ya Joe !!
When 'She's Not There' was released in Australia, we were also in awe of the flip side, which was 'You Make Me Feel Good'.
Just saw the zombies tonight at Park city and I can only say that I am inspired, excited, and so appreciative of this band and their talent and craft they have spent their whole life evolving.
And if the band sees this I was the sexy girl dancing near the stage in the short black dress
Anothet excellent series Joe. Hope you are well and have a nice weekend 👍🏻😎
Thank you David….Joe
Great interview as always, you're the champ of interviews, Joe. Hey, just saw you on Mike Huckabee! Was great to see you!
Thanks Nancy…Joe
At the end of part 1 you’re mentioning your own discovery of the blues through the Animals. As I listened to the opening commercials I was remembering my own switch turned on to music when Eric Burdon’s voice entered my young ears as a kid in my early teens. Very cool. ✌️👍
Love the music of the Zombies and so glad they made the Rock and Roll HOF. I've spent many times fan voting to keep Dolly out. Sorry, she's not Rock. The Zombies are.
Long live Rock and Roll!! Long live the MHOF, Nashville, TN
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Joe I love your interviews and the Zombies are badass. reward yourself with a scrambled dog from Dinglewood Pharmacy. : ) cheers Joe
Dm…That would be a great reward!! Best, Joe
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Jerry lee Lewis. Little Richard. My first records on 45s.
Hey Joe, I love all your interviews and you have a great "description" section, but it would be great if you could put links to the previous parts when you post "Part 2" and "Part 3" of an interconnected series. I clicked on "Part 3" and tried to locate the 2 previous episodes, but I could only find this - "Part 2". Yeah, I'm missing "Part 1" but I'll live. Thanks for everything.
Hi Gary… I will have our CZcams guy check on that. We usually put up one section at a time as we edit them. It allows us to let you guys see them sooner. Once all segments have been aired we put the completed full interview up too. Thanks for watching….Joe
@@MusiciansHallofFameMuseum Excellent. I appreciate you doing that and your explanation very much!! Just finished watching this and it's so great. They're such great artists. And the interview was very interesting, as usual. Thanks, again!!
Loved every second of it! I guess you know that Colin Blunstone sang on some Alan Parsons Project songs such as Old and Wise. czcams.com/video/lAnAXPIFn9k/video.html
The girl in Wicked Game is Helena Christensen. What a masterpiece of music that song is!! Helena was a masterpiece too! ;-)