This is a fantastic song -- I first heard it as Grand Funk Railroad's cover version and I've come to appreciate the original. I can't help thinking they couldn't possibly have gotten paid enough to wear those suits however.
I love this track. If ever there was a Blues singer who could make you feel the cold, damp, dark and near poverty of the English North, it was Eric. You are #1 Eric, and he was quite the handsome lad, too. In American English, it's "HOT". xxx
@Philmod68 yeah, a fault somewhere, shame about the lack of bass but still a kick-ass performance. Did you notice at 1:24 Eric glances over to Chas when he realises something is wrong, he also sings that they aint got no bass at 3:10 : )
@magusmagic6 Great observations there Magus!! Yeah..thats sooo funny that he said "it will be alright even if we have NO bass!!" hahaha!! Very cool! And yes...despite the screw up with the bass...AWESOME performance! Love that its basically the original line-up(though without Alan)...which I always felt was the best version of the Animals...
Thanks magusmagic6 for posting this lesser know Animals song. I was fortunate that my mother often played her Animals greatest hits album that covered the early part of their career, and later in high school, I ended up getting two greatest hits albums that covered their mid 60s era.
How did he get away with saying "reefer" in 66'? Apparently no one knew what he was really talking about! GFR redid this song heavier. Both are great!
Love this song....great sound and he fit in even if we don't have any base right now...guess there was a technical glitch but didn't matter it's great just the way it is
Singer Burdon adlibs "even though we got no bass everything's gonna be allright" near the end because bass player Chas Chandler's bass is amp is not working. I noticed this immediately and it takes away from the power of the tune. Great clip though...I've never seen them do this track live. I've got the original 45 RPM on MGM records and it is one of the first really heavy tunes I ever heard. The power, dynamics, and overall sonic power of he track when played on good unit or phones is awesome.
@bkrbyex4339 I'm sure you can make video responses if it is one of your video's. so if you used a hypercam and recorded the video then uploaded it to your youtube channel, then you could make a video response.
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correction: i was nine years old, and my boyfriend was two, when this song came out...... he wants to know who originally wrote the lyrics to this song?
@etowmom Hi how r u? long time no hear, still lusting after Hilton I see... ;-) not that I blame you!
Hilton did an interview recently with The BEAT Magazine (July 2011) he said that Inside Looking Out is his favourite Animals track! Did you know he's also got a new cd out called 'Skiffledog on Coburg St' recorded with his band 'Skiffledog', it's great! I got a signed copy, can be ordered from hiltonvalentine(dot)com & other outlets :)
@magusmagic6 Hi Magus miss talking to you! Yep I'll be a Hilton fan forever! along with the other greats including Eric. This is absolutely my fav track too! Thats great you got a SIGNED copy fo his album, I would love to see him in person hopefully someday!
I had No idea THEY did this song Who wrote it ... I always thought it was Grand Funk & only them. Well I mean I cover it , but thats a different matter....
Maybe the Door's sound like the Animals -LOL-----One time on VH-1's My Generation --Robby Krieger said" The Door's wanted to be like the Animals----But Jim Morrison and Eric have different styles-0-- so do Alan Price and Ray Manzarek--Both great groups--!!
OH WELL DONE MATE PUTTING THIS UP! I'VE LOOKED LOADS & LOADS OF TIMES ON YOUTUBE TO FIND A PERFORMANCE, LIP-SYNC, MIME, ANYTHING..
NOW THERES THIS!!!! BRILLIANT THANKYOU!
I GOT INTO MUSIC KINDA SIDEWAYS WHEN I WAS 12 OR 13, IT WAS 1980'S & I REALLY TRIED BUT MUSIC WAS SHIIIITE!
I FOUND THIS ON A SCRATCHY DECCA 45 SINGLE IN A CHARITY SHOP. 10p. GOT HOME, PUT IT ON, TURNED UP... BLEW ME BLOODY HEAD OFF! GREAT! A FAVOURITE EVER SINCE!
Good old Chas - professional to the last, still playing his bass even though there's no sound coming out. Love the look he throws at (presumably) the sound man @ 2.22. RIP, Big Fella
On the 45 released in '66 it states that Inside Looking Out was derived from "Rosie"which was credited to A & J Lomax.But I suspect they got it from an old blues song; perhaps "Leadbelly".
I actually seen the Animals live at a concert in 66. They were awesome. Chas had a string break while playing House of Rising Sun but the Animals handle it seamless.
The lights dimmed and Hilton played an guitar solo of House of the Rising Sun until Chas replaced the string. I guess they didn't have spare guitars. Hilton more of a showmen in concert than what these videos show.
@benjammin8807 The origins of the song go back a long way (start with John and Alan Lomax if you are truly interested) but, to answer your question, ir was first popularized by The Animals.
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@HomerHil23 grand funk was too sloppy people compared them to the cream when the cream played more than 3 instruments [bad time for being in love was ok though ].
Thanks for posting this . I remember thinking this song was just coolest thing I had ever heard . Nobody else was rocking this hard in '65. Not even the Stones(yet).
they made him hold back on the lyrics--just like The Stones on Ed Sullivan and Jim Morrison(well Jimmy told Ed where vto go)---but its still awesome and one of the songs that gave birth to great Rock-n-Roll
"Even though we've got no bass, everything's going to be alright!" Incredible. The augacity on live television. This is one of my all-time favorite Animals songs. This is extremely rare. Thanks for sharing.
@JulianThomePictures My thoughts exactly. The influence Eric had on many great musicians is quite remarkable. I discovered him not long ago, and I'm struck by his voice, his style, his performance... amazing!!
@QueenOfMaybe1 If you really think about it people like Little Richard were already kind of hard, and came out with the first rockers, I know it has a different sound, but him, and Jerry lee Lewis were pretty loud.
@DavidKinner Indeed, and I don't discredit them at all. Many bands and musicians shaped hard rock. Still, every time I hear this song, and some others performed by Eric, I can't help perceiving his influence on important vocalists that came later on. Of course, my perspective is personal and subjective, not only on this song but also on music in general.
check out grand funk railroad's studio version.. it is insane
goodolarchie 13 hours ago
Great live performance, I really like the drumming and the lead guitar work (and the keyboards); regards and thanks for uploading this.
MrSlitskirts 1 week ago
This is a fantastic song -- I first heard it as Grand Funk Railroad's cover version and I've come to appreciate the original. I can't help thinking they couldn't possibly have gotten paid enough to wear those suits however.
wardka 1 week ago
My favorite song he sings ever!!!!!!
marissa0379 2 weeks ago
the good old days when it was ok to say "hey we all have to wear the same thing"
snickledoosh 3 weeks ago
Nice suits!
mbyr909 1 month ago
I love this track. If ever there was a Blues singer who could make you feel the cold, damp, dark and near poverty of the English North, it was Eric. You are #1 Eric, and he was quite the handsome lad, too. In American English, it's "HOT". xxx
GarageRockChannel 1 month ago 8
@GarageRockChannel Roger that matey!
MichaelIanHenry 4 days ago
Where is Chas?? Can't hear his bass on here!! : ( Those lame Sullivan boys(I believe this was on Sullivan right?)...didn't turn him up enough!!
Philmod68 1 month ago
@Philmod68 yeah, a fault somewhere, shame about the lack of bass but still a kick-ass performance. Did you notice at 1:24 Eric glances over to Chas when he realises something is wrong, he also sings that they aint got no bass at 3:10 : )
magusmagic6 1 month ago 7
@magusmagic6 Great observations there Magus!! Yeah..thats sooo funny that he said "it will be alright even if we have NO bass!!" hahaha!! Very cool! And yes...despite the screw up with the bass...AWESOME performance! Love that its basically the original line-up(though without Alan)...which I always felt was the best version of the Animals...
Philmod68 1 month ago
camisa xadrez continua na moda.
botapraquebra 1 month ago
Wow!! I thought this was a Grand Funk Railroad song....
scouse2606 1 month ago
Love this song! And this performance! <3
IcepinkAngel26 1 month ago
very sexy
dzinefull 1 month ago 4
pure 'lovely'!
MrBillies12 1 month ago 2
Thanks magusmagic6 for posting this lesser know Animals song. I was fortunate that my mother often played her Animals greatest hits album that covered the early part of their career, and later in high school, I ended up getting two greatest hits albums that covered their mid 60s era.
marcfedak 1 month ago
grand funk lo llevo al siguiente nivel!!
thewarisover1 1 month ago
rock'n roll for reel!!!!!!
lapared1970 2 months ago
How did he get away with saying "reefer" in 66'? Apparently no one knew what he was really talking about! GFR redid this song heavier. Both are great!
mlong1954 2 months ago
I love The Animals!!! THIS IS MUSIC!!! Awesome and perfect!!!
Dollyrockerperu 2 months ago 3
The Animals were the Beatles ugly alter-ego.
mrsolofeo 2 months ago
Love this song....great sound and he fit in even if we don't have any base right now...guess there was a technical glitch but didn't matter it's great just the way it is
HendrixApproved 2 months ago
@HendrixApproved I agree, pure professional, did not miss a beat!
mlong1954 2 months ago
Es mejor la version de Grand Funk.
thewarisover1 3 months ago
Singer Burdon adlibs "even though we got no bass everything's gonna be allright" near the end because bass player Chas Chandler's bass is amp is not working. I noticed this immediately and it takes away from the power of the tune. Great clip though...I've never seen them do this track live. I've got the original 45 RPM on MGM records and it is one of the first really heavy tunes I ever heard. The power, dynamics, and overall sonic power of he track when played on good unit or phones is awesome.
smithbonz 3 months ago
Great arrangement. Intense. Dig the outfits!
BillyBobYT 3 months ago in playlist Liked videos
aaa q son buenos estos locos !!
GON7AL0 3 months ago
We need more 'raw' blues based music like this
Good track - but wtf happened to the bass ? Bass player must have been fuming
funkmasterjee 3 months ago
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funkmasterjee 3 months ago
This is a good song, but Grand Funk does it and takes it to the next level.
mrsolofeo 3 months ago 6
how do you upload the Grand Funk Railroad (live 1969) version of this song as a video response on here?
bkrbyex4339 3 months ago
@bkrbyex4339 I'm sure you can make video responses if it is one of your video's. so if you used a hypercam and recorded the video then uploaded it to your youtube channel, then you could make a video response.
CKS5000 3 months ago
@CKS5000 what is a hypercam? can you copy codes from clipboard like on to myspace?
bkrbyex4339 3 months ago
@bkrbyex4339 U ever seen a video of ppl showing you how to do something like how to download music for free. They use a program like hypercam and it records what they are doing on the monitor. I like watching tutorials say on DAW's(Digital Audio Workstation) and then i do exactly what they do. Basically it acts like a microphone and records everything(it see's) on the screen.
CKS5000 3 months ago
correction: i was nine years old, and my boyfriend was two, when this song came out...... he wants to know who originally wrote the lyrics to this song?
bkrbyex4339 3 months ago
When Eric cries "Please!" at 1:13, I think my heart momentarily stops beating.
TheFamousFlower 3 months ago
The uniforms didn't suit them...they soon got rid of them..one of the best bands of the 60's and Eric went on to better things.
shadyalan1 3 months ago 2
Baby Please Don't Go...sorry wrong guys.
TheBlueb0ttle 4 months ago
Someone told me that Alan Parsons played keyboards for the Animals. Yes or no?...anybody?
bleedinblues1 4 months ago
@bleedinblues1 NO. it was Alan Price and then Dave Rowberry.
goldshell 3 months ago
Woah, this is The Animals? I heard the Grand Funk Railroad version first, that ones way better, too. Animals are still good, though.
lukechalfantt 4 months ago
3:07 even tho we ain't got no bass
Poor Chas...
His amp let him down
mewrth 4 months ago
Tonight, there are 50 young people enjoying
this, and I find that fantastic. Let the party go forever.
belinda2118 4 months ago 15
Απίστευτο
apeirosgeorge 4 months ago
This was Eric's best period--he was incredible!
hooptyhee1 4 months ago
I adore Animals!
TheRomarior 4 months ago 3
Grand Funk Railroad did a great cover of this in 1969 on their second album.
G8GT364CI 4 months ago
He looks like Mark Wahlberg
TheBeatlesRUL3 5 months ago
i was thinking this was a grand funk song,,,,now its even better to know is a classic from t animals..!!!erick rules..!!
kojjion 5 months ago
Wonderful - Amazing - Great - Awesome !!!
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no one more bad ass than these guys ! Newcastle punks ! right on !
saxz50 5 months ago 2
Will somebody PLEASE turn Chas's amp on before he breaks a string trying to be heard !!
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Will somebody PLEASE turn Chas's amp on before he breaks a string trying to be heard !!
88cutty 5 months ago
Will somebody PLEASE turn Chas's amp on before he breaks a string trying to be heard !!
88cutty 5 months ago
i like grand funk ver a lot
MrJohnthegreat22 5 months ago
i was just 5 years old then haha
MrJohnthegreat22 5 months ago
@MrJohnthegreat22 I wasnt even born then :D
Miss96Music 4 months ago
@Miss96Music i was six years old my boyfriend was only two or three, when this song came out.
bkrbyex4339 4 months ago
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jimiydoorshamelech 3 months ago
This is heavy and brutal, Grand Funk's version is heavy and brutal. What could a song want more from his life?
tibyv8 5 months ago
This is Hendrix approved
HendrixApproved 5 months ago 4
Anybody know what show this is from?
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is this their original song?
who wrote this song?
ghosterdude 6 months ago
3:13 the guitar begun to be brutally out of tune :D
33COOLMAN33 6 months ago
Merci!
tychaton08 6 months ago
heart of a rocker with blues in his blood and you get that incrediable sound of eric.
windymeadows2 6 months ago 4
fantastic band...
john111257 6 months ago
This is what we used to call Psychedelic Rock.
LameBuffalo 6 months ago
@LameBuffalo naw he didn't go for psychedelic untill i think it was his third album "the twain shall meet" spill wine came from that album.
windymeadows2 6 months ago
This vers. Gets me goosepumps!
TheMusicchannel23 6 months ago
Grand Funk Railroad had a big hard work to improve a song that already a powerful song.
The weight crossed the Atlantic.
mrjohn1964 6 months ago
@mrjohn1964 But they did improve on it!
jackHNv 6 months ago
This one takes me back. A little obscure in the era of the Animals but still a memorable one.----Danny Sordello
dannysordello 7 months ago
@etowmom Hi how r u? long time no hear, still lusting after Hilton I see... ;-) not that I blame you!
Hilton did an interview recently with The BEAT Magazine (July 2011) he said that Inside Looking Out is his favourite Animals track! Did you know he's also got a new cd out called 'Skiffledog on Coburg St' recorded with his band 'Skiffledog', it's great! I got a signed copy, can be ordered from hiltonvalentine(dot)com & other outlets :)
magusmagic6 7 months ago 2
@magusmagic6 Hi Magus miss talking to you! Yep I'll be a Hilton fan forever! along with the other greats including Eric. This is absolutely my fav track too! Thats great you got a SIGNED copy fo his album, I would love to see him in person hopefully someday!
etowmom 7 months ago
great band here... but this song belongs to mark farner!!
tommieparch 7 months ago
As good as this is, Grand Funk Railroad's cover of it is way better.
impact153 7 months ago
Sexy as hell
tynus994 7 months ago 25
Great song! Great band!
CharlineChaos 8 months ago 3
Spend my time makin' up; Nickle Bags!!! This is awesome, so is Mark Farner's version! Hot, raw and heavy 70's born from this...Love it!
ForReelFunk 8 months ago 2
@ForReelFunk For shizzie yes! Totally in agreement.
MaceMn 8 months ago
I had No idea THEY did this song Who wrote it ... I always thought it was Grand Funk & only them. Well I mean I cover it , but thats a different matter....
bydeffinition 8 months ago
@bydeffinition according to wikipedia it was written by Eric Burdon, A. Lomax , J Lomax and Chandler. This is the original.....
12catsinthehouse 7 months ago 2
Maybe the Door's sound like the Animals -LOL-----One time on VH-1's My Generation --Robby Krieger said" The Door's wanted to be like the Animals----But Jim Morrison and Eric have different styles-0-- so do Alan Price and Ray Manzarek--Both great groups--!!
crazypainter56 8 months ago
i raped the play button
kwen092185 8 months ago
there is an essence of MUSE in this song :)
kwen092185 8 months ago
ERIC BURDON YOUR'E STILL THE NUMBER ONE EVER EVER EVER
gracedodilla 8 months ago 5
Love this song!! Great!
Mayhitgreens 8 months ago
sounds like the doors
kukaracha 8 months ago
@kukaracha but better.
theorosa 8 months ago
Nobody writes stuff like this anymore. Power vocals.
booifojoe 9 months ago 3
worst outfits ive ever seen
SeaHorseGypsy 9 months ago
AAAAARRRGHH!!!!! YES! YES! YES!
OH WELL DONE MATE PUTTING THIS UP! I'VE LOOKED LOADS & LOADS OF TIMES ON YOUTUBE TO FIND A PERFORMANCE, LIP-SYNC, MIME, ANYTHING..
NOW THERES THIS!!!! BRILLIANT THANKYOU!
I GOT INTO MUSIC KINDA SIDEWAYS WHEN I WAS 12 OR 13, IT WAS 1980'S & I REALLY TRIED BUT MUSIC WAS SHIIIITE!
I FOUND THIS ON A SCRATCHY DECCA 45 SINGLE IN A CHARITY SHOP. 10p. GOT HOME, PUT IT ON, TURNED UP... BLEW ME BLOODY HEAD OFF! GREAT! A FAVOURITE EVER SINCE!
syd1973 11 months ago
Good old Chas - professional to the last, still playing his bass even though there's no sound coming out. Love the look he throws at (presumably) the sound man @ 2.22. RIP, Big Fella
Ruskellnw1 11 months ago
I knew the version of Grand Funk...I didn't know that this one was the original!!!!!!!!!!Wow....:))
lisaveg1 11 months ago
Eric Burdon is the coolest cat ever! I can dig it!
mikeyxr7 11 months ago
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My goodness it seems so effortless! Sad that there's no music like this anymore!
Toniiixstaah 11 months ago
this makes me horny
rymaly 11 months ago 34
Great finale to a very dark song that should be a little bit better known that what it is. My favourite Animals track.
brianfstevenson1 1 year ago
hate to say it but it is better then the GFR version
halfcor 1 year ago
This is amazing, thanks my friend for post this video.
Awesome.
mangeldeth74 1 year ago
Grand Funk Railroad is playing this song also very nice.
durues 1 year ago
Check out Dan Auerbach's cover. Scary good.
samthehiggins 1 year ago
On the 45 released in '66 it states that Inside Looking Out was derived from "Rosie"which was credited to A & J Lomax.But I suspect they got it from an old blues song; perhaps "Leadbelly".
sofine1980 1 year ago
I thought Grand Funk Railroad did this song first...surprise surprise.
Virginssaintsangels 1 year ago
damn at first i didn't like the animals. but now i think they're fucking awesome
Disappearingboy1039 1 year ago 2
I actually seen the Animals live at a concert in 66. They were awesome. Chas had a string break while playing House of Rising Sun but the Animals handle it seamless.
The lights dimmed and Hilton played an guitar solo of House of the Rising Sun until Chas replaced the string. I guess they didn't have spare guitars. Hilton more of a showmen in concert than what these videos show.
larrydbailey 1 year ago 3
Sing it baby!
retrofever1969 1 year ago
love those Mod outfits
Yehudittx 1 year ago
Oh Eric you are so sexy!
retrofever1969 1 year ago
sexy
tommyloika 1 year ago 27
@tommyloika Uhuh, all of them
magusmagic6 1 year ago 9
Uau. Huge performance
oiergasdn 1 year ago
is this originally by the animals or grand funk??
benjammin8807 1 year ago
@benjammin8807 The origins of the song go back a long way (start with John and Alan Lomax if you are truly interested) but, to answer your question, ir was first popularized by The Animals.
ajack2boys 1 year ago
Any real rock band has a keyboard.
blackeagle214 1 year ago
@blackeagle214 M.- F. (farner that is) played a mean hammond B3 with his (old) band Grand Funk
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supersondessixties 1 year ago
Great voice, sexy and soulful!
nuvamusic 1 year ago 4
@nuvamusic
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supersondessixties 1 year ago
Thanks
NADYAKOST 1 year ago
nice suits.
ttruemann 1 year ago
This version is better than Grand Funk's. No white man has a more soulful voice than Eric!
hatmap 1 year ago 4
I didn't even know the Animals did this tune!!!
vinyljunie1980 1 year ago
Grand Funk did it better hands down!
HomerHil23 1 year ago 3
@HomerHil23 grand funk was too sloppy people compared them to the cream when the cream played more than 3 instruments [bad time for being in love was ok though ].
spacepatrolman 1 year ago
With that voice, Eric could sing the phonebook and make it sound sexy.
LedHeadTillDeath 1 year ago 5
@LedHeadTillDeath lol, so true!
suzgrrl 1 year ago
Nothing (or almost nothing) is coming from Chas's guitar
funkmasterjee 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this . I remember thinking this song was just coolest thing I had ever heard . Nobody else was rocking this hard in '65. Not even the Stones(yet).
LJH70122 1 year ago
this song was covered by the obsessed
racista100 1 year ago
they made him hold back on the lyrics--just like The Stones on Ed Sullivan and Jim Morrison(well Jimmy told Ed where vto go)---but its still awesome and one of the songs that gave birth to great Rock-n-Roll
owharfrat 1 year ago
Thumbs up if you think this resembles The White Stripes.
rubbersole79 1 year ago
is this '66 vid? really?
just amazing quallity
rlwnek 1 year ago
Their suits are awesome!
TheBeatles4Ever1999 1 year ago
@alpebo pfff... who do you think you are
SuperLadypamela 1 year ago
Tan malos como siempre.
alpebo 1 year ago
Niiiiiiceeeee!!!!
stratomonster 1 year ago
LOOOOOOOOVE IT!!
ValyPurple 1 year ago
Rare, and - very kool! Regards, '62 Mathew St. (Total Retro Rock)
OlRetro 1 year ago
wow
farasha1118 1 year ago
They didn't keep the daggy uniforms for long!!
debiedog1 1 year ago
how TaLL was ERIC>? (5 feet)? id say ( the Guitar guy to the right looks REALL TALL
flowers21xoxo 1 year ago
@flowers21xoxo I've seen Eric's height reported as both 5'5" and 5'7" I think Chas was about 6'4"
jml1163 1 year ago
para mi fue uno de los grandes conjuntos de rockcon eric burdon a la cabeza gracias buen rock
hifidemetrio 1 year ago
Mind blowing ! absolute brilliance ! have this on original Decca single and gets no end of play! love it !
jkeeno 1 year ago 5
This tune chartered by the Animals before Eric Burdon and the Animals; a B-side on the 45 RPM.
solidarity4 1 year ago
Not only great performers but also knew talent when they spotted it.
Chas Chandler took Jimi back to England after seeing him in a little club.
vicpur 1 year ago
"Even though we've got no bass, everything's going to be alright!" Incredible. The augacity on live television. This is one of my all-time favorite Animals songs. This is extremely rare. Thanks for sharing.
hillpolecat 1 year ago 4
The Animals ROCK!!!!!!!
Mjollnir4001 1 year ago 4
Yeah they were having a wee bit of troubles here... and it explains why this is a bit 'tamer' version than the studio cut. Great video thanks! :)
TwiggsWoody 1 year ago
I love that Rickenbacker guitar
dude19288 1 year ago
Dave Rowberry was a great addition on organ. I think he use to play a lowery organ.
recordguy4321 1 year ago 3
love this song and this video and the performance and so much more and not to forget eric burdon!!! i am happy like a newborn child... :-)
gioiaparigi 1 year ago 4
@gioiaparigi in grand funk's version, mark farner uses those lines but puts in some Drug Related lyrics both sounds good.
bkrbyex4339 3 months ago
The Animals = one of the best bands of all time!
WhoTheRollingBeatles 1 year ago 3
another great interpretations from this band... what a voice.!
67lunatic 1 year ago 2
If I could have a voice to narrate my life, it'd be Eric's, no doubt. It's amazing.
insertbestnameever 1 year ago 3
What a voice.
kingdomsbythesea 1 year ago 3
a great band !
goef1 1 year ago 2
Oh My God! Hilton is too hot!
etowmom 1 year ago 7
Incomparable
vamplover111 2 years ago 9
I think this song emerged hard rock.
JulianThomePictures 2 years ago 16
@JulianThomePictures My thoughts exactly. The influence Eric had on many great musicians is quite remarkable. I discovered him not long ago, and I'm struck by his voice, his style, his performance... amazing!!
QueenOfMaybe1 1 year ago
@QueenOfMaybe1 If you really think about it people like Little Richard were already kind of hard, and came out with the first rockers, I know it has a different sound, but him, and Jerry lee Lewis were pretty loud.
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@DavidKinner Indeed, and I don't discredit them at all. Many bands and musicians shaped hard rock. Still, every time I hear this song, and some others performed by Eric, I can't help perceiving his influence on important vocalists that came later on. Of course, my perspective is personal and subjective, not only on this song but also on music in general.
QueenOfMaybe1 9 months ago 9
Julian, The Kinks too with 'You Really Got Me' (released August '64)
magusmagic6 1 year ago 7
@magusmagic6 Definately the Kinks with "You really got me". That was the first hard rock song at least in the beat/rock era in the early sixties .
theodorus45 1 year ago
@theodorus45 love that kinks song!
bkrbyex4339 3 months ago