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FYI: at 3.14 we the bassplayer Chas Chandler, the guy who discovered Jimi Hendrix in New York, took him back to England, formed (and produced) The Jimi Hendrix Experience and that lead to the birth of a legend... (of course all of this is Jimi's merit)
Burdon was listed 57th on Rolling Stones' 100 greatest singers of all time. A number that seriously needs to be lower.
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Eric grow up in the ghetto of Newcastle England. They were the badasses of the British invasion.
This song stayed at #1 for 3weeks when it hit the airwaves here in America?
Dude's? Eric's voice can't be imitated!!!!
I've said it before I'll say it again: Eric Burdon's face was made for this song. :)
Laura L. Enright Amen, sister!â„ïžđ
One of my professors look just like Eric its wild. Like a complete copy!
No, dude, shoulda had a beard and hair đ
They were a British band. The guy on the organ was Alan Price. He was from Newcastle and later went out on his own to produce some good stuff. Very talented.
1965..The Animals from Newcastle...Eric Burdon has one of the great voices....blue eyed soul in buckets...and Eric still performs his voice better than ever..
Another amazing đŹđ§ Uk band and the lead singer is still doing gigs today at the age of 80 years old!
Classic......baby face absolutely crushes song. CRUSHES IT!!!!
I was 14 when it was released! it never gets old. I still listed to it every single day....Luv it! ;)
Eric Burdon. The coolest cat to ever walk a stage.
That's fair
Damn straight!!!
The lead singer Eric Burdon is from Newcastle Upon Tyne. The song is an old American tune of unknown origin.
It's about a Brothel in New Orleans and it ruined a young girl - but changed it to a gambler who ruined his and other men's life's
This is a very old song about a house of ill repute in a city once very famous for its whorehouses, gambling and smuggling - and still is very famous for crime, great food, amazing music and any excuse to have a party.
Most people think this song is about a brothel because the original version is about a woman. In truth, it is about a workhouse that the poor who could not afford a home or food and people sentenced to petty crimes, also out of poverty stole, would work for 18 hrs every day at a long table. If they did not do good work, they did not eat for the day. If they were let go, no one would hire them so they had to go back, grow old and die in the House of the Rising Sun.
The "Rising Sun" was above the door entering the workhouse. It meant that they are "working their sins off with the "Rising Sun" pointing towards Jerusalem. They were working for redemption, while in a literal Hell.
The original tune is not this Jazzy, Bluesy sound, it was a song so old it was traced back to Britain. It is a folk song most likely from Scotland. Bob Dylan found the song and arranged it in the form we know it today in the early 60's.
Eric Burden the lead singers is one of the best to ever do it! And that organ?!?!
A mid 60's British blues band, this song was the first song other than Beatles songs that reached number one in American charts. The band is named the Animals because Eric Burdon (lead singer) admired a famous drunkard in Newcastle nicknamed the Animal, so he took the name from there. The actual song 'House of the Rising sun' is a very old folk song, this Animals version was based on the Bob Dylan version a couple years earlier. It's a song which generally talks of a girl who has to work in a brothel till the end of her days but has been altered in other versions of the song. It's called the Rising Sun as that's what the British used to call Brothels. The band had a sad ending, they broke up soon after and led a bitter relationship since. Conflict over royalties for this very song split the band apart. The Bassist Chas Chandler died in 1996 and after the animals were broken up, he discovered Jimmy Hendrix in his own music producer career. The other three are still alive today and they have been induced into the Rock and Roll hall of fame in 1994.
They are British. Eric Burdin was 23 when he did this video in 1964. He is still singing today at the age of 80
They knocked the Beatles of the number 1 spot with this song. The House Of Rising Sun is a Brothel and gambling house in New Orleans !
They were part of the British Invasion in the 60's...great group
Eric Burdens voice was classic!!
Definitely British lads. Part of the British Invasion to America along with the DC5 , Beatles, Herman Hermits, Rolling Stones, The Kinks. They were huge in the mid-60âs.
thank you for the info
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This is a British band, but Eric Burdon, the lead singer, does a great "southern drawl" on a few words that gives it that New Aw-lee-uns vibe.
You know you are old when people haven't heard this song..
Born to the class of 72... I hear ya lol..
It's not hard to check out old music..
Well , thanks for letting me know that I'm old .
Thanks for letting me know I'm old ...
@@mikeyates7931 lolol
The house of the rising sun was an actual brothel in New Orleans during the Civil war..The owner was named Marianne Soleil Levant.her two last names means rising sun in English.
It was actually her maiden name, Soleil, that translates from French as rising sun.
Released in 1964...I was 14........................
i can remember smoking weed to that song in the 60 s and here i am...high again...lol
Lol
A classic song the bands all looked like that in the day when the Beatles were big
They were forced by their manager to dress like that. They were real rough bad boys (made the Stones look like choir boys.) When they came to the US it was especially daunting because the were made to "behave" and not to frighten people, curtail their libidos, etc., and when the Stones came over the same month, they were all long haired, jeans and leather and "lock up your daughters". The Animals were really pissed because they couldn't be themselves, the tough, true working class, northern Geordies. God! The Animals were so great, just such perfection for a moment in time. Absolute perfection.
@@sarita423 I have to say I much prefer the Animals to the Beatles I felt that there was more grit to them it was like they were trapped and trying to burst out of the box they were put if that makes any sense âș
@@kathyharze4308 I know exactly what you mean. I much prefer them too. Eric Burdon and his voice are sexy as f. Everything he sings seems to have an edge of eroticism, everything sounds sexual. Even the most innocuous lyrics.
@@sarita423 I think the same way I just think that a lot of bands got over looked because of the Beatles I think that the Animals had more sex appeal where as the Beatles were clean cut type your parents would want you to go out with yeah right boring they just didn't turn me on I could never see why they were so big fair play to them they did well each to their own is what I always say it's like someone's heaven is another person's hell âșđ
The lyric phrase, "I am going back to New Orleans, to wear that ball and chain" is a another way of expressing that the individual is going back to New Orleans to The house of the Rising Sun, to wallow in a den of addictions of vices such as drinking prostitution and gambling. The ball and chain, is symbols of the toll that those vices take on the mind. The man knows its a destructive path for himself and his family but the ADDICTION and NEED to satisfy are too strong to stop.
Not a speck of autotune on that boys!
The House of the Rising Sun was a brothel in New Orleans.....
Another great British invasion band of the 60's
This 78 year old singer is still touring and in his younger days was the best singer on the planet!! He also sang a lot of blues and still does.
The singer Eric Burdon said that the name 'The Animals' came from a gang of friends they used to hang out with, one of whom was "Animal" Hogg and the name was intended as a kind of tribute to him.
Eric Burden (the lead singer) doesnât receive royalties from this record due to the fact that nobody knows who wrote the song so the arrangement was credited to Alan Price, (keyboard) there wasnât enough space on the record for all the names so Mickie Most I think suggested Alan go on the credits because alphabetically he was first, therefore receiving all the royalties. They all fell out. Eric Burden is considered by many of his peers as one of the greatest soul voices ever. He was popular when the toured the States. Many audience members expected an older black man instead this young geordie rocks up.
This song always gets me emotional it's that damn organ so hauntingly beautiful and his vocals so powerful.
You guys are doing it right... Starting with the old stuff.
The 3rd one is Chas Chandler. The guy that discovered Jimi Hendrix.
And yes, they're English.
From Newcastle I believe.
Re: the name "The Animals", Eric Burdon (lead singer from the U.K.) stated in an interview that it came from a gang of friends they used to hang out with, one of whom was "Animal" Hogg and the name was intended as a kind of tribute to him. The song is about a brothel known as the House of the Rising Sun that existed in New Orleans from 1862 to 1874.
The Animals were part of the same "Brittish Invasion" that gave us The Beatles.
Listen to Donât Let Me Be Misunderstood, Iâm Crying, We Gotta Get Out Of This Place, Itâs My Life by them as well. Eric Burdon (the lead singer) went on to sing with the R&B group War and they had a major hit with Spill The Wine. Eric was also a friend of Jimi Hendrix.
The Animals - Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
The Birds,The Beatles , The Animals it was just a popular trend at the time. Funny to watch the two kiddas watching it though. Definitely a kareoke classic.
The Geordie beatles
The song is a very old American folk song. It was first recorded by musicologists in the rural Appalachians in the early 1930s. The most common interpretation is that it's about a brothel and the ruin that lifestyle brings. One story claims the House may have existed in pre-Civil War New Orleans and was run by Madame Marianne LaSoleil Levant, whose last name is French for rising sun. Two less popular interpretations are that it's about a prison or a gambling den. There are several versions and the lyrics often change depending on if the main character is male or female. In the female version the singer is usually seen as a prostitute warning her younger sister away from her lifestyle, in the male version the singer is a frequenter of the brothel, or a prisoner, or a gambler who also issues a warning not to follow in his footsteps. In both the singer is dying (possibly of VD), therefore returning to the house of their ruin.
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The song may be even older, brought to America with French immigrants even earlier, and the words changed when translated. Nobody can be sure.
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The Band was formally known as Eric Burden and the Animals, from the UK in the 60âs. đŒâ€ïžđŠđșâ€ïžđŹđ§
They were first known as âThe Animalsâ in 1964. They broke up in 1966, and Eric Burden started ANOTHER group and called it âEric Burdon and the Animalsâ. They were from England. Great singer and bands. He played with many bands over the years. Great singer! Heâs about to turn 80 years old on May 11, 2021. Still singing. Heâs has an awesome voice!
@Old Crow Thanks for the info, I only knew them as Eric Burden. I always like to learn more about people and there music. About 25 years ago I got Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and still have it. I was bought up in a house full of Music, so because I had to limit my physical activity, I started really digging in to music and learning all I could about people I follow. So today I learned something new so once again thankyou.đŒâ€ïžđŠđșâ€ïžđŹđ§đșđ»đđžâïž
I think you will find that the guy on the organ is Alan Price not Georgie Fame, who also had a solo career.
One of Britain's most legendary bands imo. They were from Newcastle
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I think the reason they put you in the mind of the Beatles is they are English.The singer,Eric Burdon was born in Newcastle upon Tyne
They are from Newcastle, The song is about a brothel (it was modified to suit the sensors of the day). The band fell out over this song due to in-fighting over royalties which only one person got (cos he arranged it) and none of the other got anything.
The Animals are better than the Beatles!
When this first came out I heard it in the middle of the night...haunting. I listened to my transistor radio all night (look it up,). I bought a new transistor radio every year on my birthday, grandma gave me $5.
The rising sun is a gambling institution. The ball and chain is his gambling addiction.
"The House of the Rising Sun" is a traditional folk song, The Animals are just performing the lyrics in a contemporary way. It tells of a life gone wrong in the city of New Orleans; many versions also urge a sibling or parents and children to avoid the same fate.
Yes they are British, and a real talent, thank you for reacting to them, you guys are awesome,
thank you we appreciate it
From Newcastle. Alan Price was killin' it on organ.
The lyrics are " Im going back to New Orleans, to wear that ball and chain" ....
Which could refer to an actual prison, or a metaphorical one, eg returning to an addiction or enforced prostitution/ servitude, etc... Love the great, evocative lyrics in the Animals' version. You can really weave your own meaning around it.
ERIC BURDON COULD SING. A fantastic voice, He is a very hard man .
Part of the original British Invasion in the early 1960's. Lead Singer Eric Burdon had a super powerful voice as demonstrated in The House of the Rising Sun. Another great is "We got to get out of this place ". This was the first Rock Band I got into. Great song.
"I'm going back to New Orleans to wear that ball and chain."
I love you dudes! I love your reactions to old music
The guy you say looks like Paul McCartney was Chas Chandler and went on to manage Jimi Hendrix for awhile.
He made Jimmi Hendrix a star!
We gotta get out of this place
They are geordie boys from Newcastle.
They are English (Newcastle upon Tyne). They were called The Animals because they had a friend named " Animal" Hogg and took the name as a tribute to him. You might like their song "Please Don't let me be misunderstood"
Shouldn't say the Beatles when you listen to Eric. The animals could sing. Eric was from Newcastle.
Geordie band, chandler the bass player went on to manage and find hendrix, the keyboard player is alan price who went on to sensational solo career and also teamed up with Georgie fame
One of the best bands, and singer ever! Eric Burdon looks 17 and sounds 50
The best sound to come out of the British invasion!
23 when he sang dis y'all!!!
You donât expect that voice coming from that face.
The guy on the organ is Alan Price.
It's Alan Price.
Definitely Alan Price not Georgie Fame.
spacefanatic Thanks for the heads up I was very tired when I wrote that, Iâve amended it now thanks again.
They are all Geordies how can a scouser not know that.
The Bassist in The Animals was Chas Chandler. Chas discovered Jimi Hendrix.
Eric Burdon was listed 57th on Rolling Stones' 100 greatest singers of all time. A number that seriously needs to be lower.
Was it singers overall or rock singers? Who won, Mr. Cabare?
Eric grow up in the ghetto of Newcastle England. They were the badasses of the British invasion.
Steady on! Newcastle a ghetto? Really? You must be from Sunderland...
@@steveclarke543 Eric himself in an interview he did in the 70s, classified where he came from, as a ghetto.
@@bernicemoore5182 I guess there were a lot more inner city ghettos back in the 60's.
@@steveclarke543 I'm guessing even in the 40s & 50s as he was growing up.
"I'm going back to New Orleans , to wear that ball and chain" a great line which has a duel meaning. Prisoners wore a metal ball connected to a chain when they went out to work in groups so they couldn't run. The second meaning is a funny reference to having a wife (your ball and chain).
Well it actually is the grip addiction has on you, like you said you canât run away from it
@@secrextmedia7447 BTW, I was born in the 50s, I literally have heard men refer to their wives as their ball and chain. No one would refer to an addiction of any kind that way. [Ball and chain was specifically a reference to getting an underage girl pregnant (the sin) and having to marry her thou you may not want to (the misery) or go to prison for 20 years( the ball and chain)]
I love the keyboardist. He is perfect He dominates the whole thing.
When I was young - one of the greatest songs ever.
I gotta say that we're so damn lucky here in The States for the "British Invasion,"in the 60's.đI absolutely love a lot of bands out here as well,but most of my favorites came from across the pond.Especially in the late 70's and 80's when I first discovered 2-Tone Ska.Bands like Madness,The Specials and The English Beat were so,and still are so amazing!âșïž
The lead singer was and still is a hard man. Loved him.
I like that you put the videos up to the top so we can see you look at it
I love that young people like new music! I bet your parents didn't even know.
Edit: Suited and Booted for sure LOL
You mean you like that young people like old music?Animals is not a new group.
Respect boys good job đđ
we dress like a bunch of bums today. I think it reflects our attitude.
The animals formed in the early 1960âs in Newcastle upon Tyne. Well known as a really bluesy act. Love this song, absolute classic. Obviously, contemporaries of The Beatles .
The Animals were indeed British. They did this song back in 1964.
đ So great song that even my piano cover sounds good!! đč
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The Animals were part of the British Invasion in the mid 60s. Better than the Beatles if u ask me...One of the best voices ever in Eric Burdon.
the third one as you say was chas chandler who was responsible in bringing jimmy hendrix over to the uk.
Versions of this song can be traced back to at least 17 century Britain
Wow! Really???
Wow I had never heard that,,that's pretty cool,, I had heard that it was an old southern folk song from the 18th century and these guys had somehow gotten there hands on it
@@righteouslydefiant5362 Via Dylan's version, probably...
From Wikipedia "Formed in Newcastle upon Tyne during 1962 and 1963, when Burdon joined the Alan Price Rhythm and Blues Combo, the original line-up was Eric Burdon (vocals), Alan Price (organ and keyboards), Hilton Valentine (guitar), John Steel (drums), and Bryan "Chas" Chandler (bass).
The singer is Eric Burton and the Animals.
Joseph Powell Burdon. He's British.
They are from Newcastle
A real evergreen, it ages like good wine does
Yep, they were British. They were part of the, "British Invasion" led by the Beatles, who conquered the American charts in the 60s. :)
IT WAS FIRST SUNG BY A AFRIKAN AMERICAN BLUES SINGER NAMED LEADBELLY AND THEN ALSO BY NINA SIMONE AND OF COURSE THE ANIMALS.
No it bloody well wasn't. It was a trad folk song and sung in several different ways.
This is the stuff your grandparents listened to . These guys are brits. They came up around the same tie as the Beatles, Stones, The Who....and the other great British bands from the 1962-1966 time period.
He's going back to New Orleans to wear that ball and chain.... Prison! The house of the Rising Sun
My dad's from New Orleans and when he was a teen he spent some time in a local jail in New Orleans and they called it the house of the rising sun. lol This was in the 50's.
Yes! That's what I thought too, I posted it before I read your comments. I agree!
They were part of the British Invasion of the 60s. Beatles, Rolling Stones, and so many great rock groups hailing from Britain that made it big in the world of rock and roll in the 1960s.
Theyâre from New Castle...
The band were Geordies. They formed in Newcastle.
2:06 - 'the third one' - that's Chas Chandler who found & managed Jimmy Hendrix