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The NEW LA Free Press POST-MONTEREY SERIES (thru '67) with LA Free Press Era Rock Historian, Bruno Ceriotti, now featuring...
THE BLUES PROJECT
>> The Blues Project had a well-received appearance at Monterey on June 18th, and maybe many people then thought that the summer of ’67 would be great for the band.
>> But, actually, they were more or less in the process of breaking up by then, so they did, after a handful of gigs and the recording of a last (forgettable) single. That was in September, the very same month when it aired on the WNEW network, and of their last television appearance during a 2-hour television special on pop music titled ‘The Steve Paul Scene’.
>> Here, below, The Blues Project perform one of their most well-known songs, Flute Thing, during the above mentioned TV show. Enjoy!
Alan Peter Kuperschmidt born in Boston and raised by a nice Jewish family in Hollis Hills, Queens, was a musician, a producer and a songwriter. His first foray into public performance was with the Royal Teens and you’ve probably heard the song they are famous for, 'Short Shorts'. He then authored the Gary Lewis & The Playboys hit 'This Diamond Ring'.
One of the things Al is noted for is his relationship with Bob Dylan. Al had some brass actually sneaking into the 'Like A Rolling Stone' sessions while the producer was away for a few minutes. When the producer, Tom Wilson, returned Al was playing away with everyone else. Dylan loved it.
Al’s credits are so extensive as to require an encyclopedia, but notables are the choral and musical arrangements for the Stones' 'You Can't Always Get What You Want', his Super Sessions series, and all his credits on all the Lynyrd Skynyd records. Wikipedia lists my favorite Al Kooper quote: "I am so pleased to be in Britain, I could just sit and pour tea over my head".
RDC
THE BLUES PROJECT
>> The Blues Project had a well-received appearance at Monterey on June 18th, and maybe many people then thought that the summer of ’67 would be great for the band.
>> But, actually, they were more or less in the process of breaking up by then, so they did, after a handful of gigs and the recording of a last (forgettable) single. That was in September, the very same month when it aired on the WNEW network, and of their last television appearance during a 2-hour television special on pop music titled ‘The Steve Paul Scene’.
>> Here, below, The Blues Project perform one of their most well-known songs, Flute Thing, during the above mentioned TV show. Enjoy!
Al Kooper
Alan Peter Kuperschmidt born in Boston and raised by a nice Jewish family in Hollis Hills, Queens, was a musician, a producer and a songwriter. His first foray into public performance was with the Royal Teens and you’ve probably heard the song they are famous for, 'Short Shorts'. He then authored the Gary Lewis & The Playboys hit 'This Diamond Ring'.
One of the things Al is noted for is his relationship with Bob Dylan. Al had some brass actually sneaking into the 'Like A Rolling Stone' sessions while the producer was away for a few minutes. When the producer, Tom Wilson, returned Al was playing away with everyone else. Dylan loved it.
Al’s credits are so extensive as to require an encyclopedia, but notables are the choral and musical arrangements for the Stones' 'You Can't Always Get What You Want', his Super Sessions series, and all his credits on all the Lynyrd Skynyd records. Wikipedia lists my favorite Al Kooper quote: "I am so pleased to be in Britain, I could just sit and pour tea over my head".
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The Razorblade, the Iceman, the Master of the Telecaster, no matter what you reckon Albert Collins to be, he is a force to be reckoned with. Check the playing here and you will hear several signature licks that you recognize Kim Simmonds of Savoy Brown for. Born in little Leona, Texas in 1932, he was a late bloomer in the blues world, in spite of being a distant relative of Lightnin' Hopkins, not starting his first band until 1952. As an axe grinder he was a little unusual with his open F minor tuning and his use of a maple cap 1963 Telecaster with a Gibson Humbucker pickup along with not using a pick. Using thumb and forefinger he was somehow all attack. nv
Starting his first band in 1952 Albert began recording in 1958 and scored a million seller in 1962 with his instrumental 'Frosty', no mean feat for a man of color in the south at that time. He went on to tour the world with the likes of Frank Zappa, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Robert Cray, Johnny Lang, Kenny Wayne Shepard and Gary Moore. Maybe, in the USA, anyone can be president but certainly not everyone can be a successful blues player. Speaking of which, in the earlier post I mentioned his finger picking and attack. You can sure see it in action in this post. nv
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Alice Cooper
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Meanwhile, on the other side of town.............nv
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ow
he slayed his thirsty demons—with a golf club. It started one day when
Cooper was watching a Star Trek rerun between concerts, bored and drunk
on a quart-of-whiskey-a-day habit; a friend dragged the rocker ou...
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Get some.............nv
My
future ex is iin here............here's her description: My Life : At
age of 7 or 8 I had the luck to figure in this video with my bro
Frederic (R.I.P.) I'm the smallest little girl in this clip and my Bro's
the one hitting Alice at the very end of the vid.....
Filmed in LA for a Canadian Promo '75........nv
Filmed in LA for a Canadian Promo '75........nv
Alice Cooper - Department of Youth (Promo Video)
A rare version of "Department of Youth" by Alice Cooper. The song is from 1975 on his album, "Welcome to My Nightmare."
I hate to do the obvious but Alice on the Old Grey Whistle Test? They always had the best quality vids.............nv
ALICE COOPER - School's Out (1972 UK TV Top Of The Pops Performance) ~ HIGH QUALITY HQ ~
top of the pops old grey whistle test 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978
From
the moment I leave my house or my hotel room, the public owns me. The
public made Alice Cooper and I can't imagine ever turning my back on my
fans.
Alice Cooper
Better than being disowned wherever you go eh? nv
Alice Cooper
Better than being disowned wherever you go eh? nv
Horror Garage | SeX. dEatH. rOck N' roLL. | Welcome to My Brutal Planet: An Interview With Alice Coo
www.horrorgarage.comWelcome to My Brutal Planet: An Interview With Alice Cooper. HORROR GARAGE combi
nes
the best in original dark fiction with the finest in horrific rock and
roll. Think HORROR OF PARTY BEACH, PSYCHOMANIA, and DEATH RACE 2000:
B-movie babes, screaming skulls, bug-eyed creeps, and gallons of blood.
HORR...
I was at this show.....I think Alice followed Iggy on and the crowd was pretty "riled up". Enjoy......nv
The
poster of this rare little nugget apparently doesn't know who this 60s
garage band from Arizona is. You can clearly hear Alice Cooper
singing..............nv
One
of the earlier permutations of Alice Cooper was this group, the
Spiders. Here they are doing a fairly bang on version of the Rolling
Stone's version of this great song. After the Spiders they became the
Nazz only to discover a little while later there was another band going
by that name.............who was it? nv
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The Los Angeles Free Press 60's Music Site Absolutely right bro but I had no idea Rundgren was from Arizona. We might have to do an Arizona comp, eh? thanks man...nv
Here
is some really early stuff from the Alice Days.........when the name
was a band and not the name of the singer. Later Mr. Furnier took the
name and went solo. nv
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Brian Mackenzie Performed live in Montreal Canada in 1965 i believe - talk about ahead of their time!
Here is Alice after the Spiders and pre-Alice.................pretty good garage/psyche. nv
The Nazz "Lay Down Die Goodbye"
Powerful
song feat. haunting vocals. Rare photos and pictures of the impossible
acetate. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_Cooper
And where are they at now? Collecting social security and still rockin'! Peter Noone and VH1 will have to wait a while. nv
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Terry Greene On the golf course as they were the whole time they pretended to be "counter-culture". Blech! -
Terry Greene Really? News to me. Where are you getting this "info", nv? I saw the yokels with the Grateful Dead in London. Vaudville and acid rock? Patutey. I was on acid when I attended this hellish concert and "Alice" was clearly a fraud.
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Terry Greene OK, we have already agreed to disagree, to understate it. To further disagree, I never "got" how the Dead were so popular. ONCE, once in my life, trippin' like a do-dah man, could I stand hearing them. Don't tell my few Dead Head friends. We're still on good terms. Alice Cooper and band were never even considered as musicians. Good thing we only communicate via the Internet, eh? We'd probably insult each other to death.
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Terry Greene OK., nv. My source is ME. I don't care how many records the buffoon has sold, I heard them, saw him and he was truly a vaudville act in the middle of a real musical revolution. I'm surprised you're using LP sales as proof of talent. To use one of you're comments to me, "I thought I was being nice". Yeah, although I like ya, I gotta problem widya. I'm more from Boyle Heights than Brooklyn Heights. I am definately a Shark. East coast sucks, West coast rules. Grrrrrr.
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Meanwhile, on the other side of town.............nv
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ow
he slayed his thirsty demons—with a golf club. It started one day when
Cooper was watching a Star Trek rerun between concerts, bored and drunk
on a quart-of-whiskey-a-day habit; a friend dragged the rocker ou...
The Los Angeles Free Press 60's Music Site http://www.horrorgarage.com/horror/interview-alice-cooper.php
Get some.............nv
I hate to do the obvious but Alice on the Old Grey Whistle Test? They always had the best quality vids.............nv
My
future ex is iin here............here's her description: My Life : At
age of 7 or 8 I had the luck to figure in this video with my bro
Frederic (R.I.P.) I'm the smallest little girl in this clip and my Bro's
the one hitting Alice at the very end of the vid.....
Filmed in LA for a Canadian Promo '75........nv
Filmed in LA for a Canadian Promo '75........nv
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Cynthia Chapman Roche Alice is a resident of my home state of AZ, and active in youth-oriented charities here. Way to go!! -
I was at this show.....I think Alice followed Iggy on and the crowd was pretty "riled up". Enjoy......nv
From
the moment I leave my house or my hotel room, the public owns me. The
public made Alice Cooper and I can't imagine ever turning my back on my
fans.
Alice Cooper
Better than being disowned wherever you go eh? nv
Alice Cooper
Better than being disowned wherever you go eh? nv
Horror Garage | SeX. dEatH. rOck N' roLL. | Welcome to My Brutal Planet: An Interview With Alice Coo
www.horrorgarage.comWelcome to My Brutal Planet: An Interview With Alice Cooper. HORROR GARAGE combi
nes
the best in original dark fiction with the finest in horrific rock and
roll. Think HORROR OF PARTY BEACH, PSYCHOMANIA, and DEATH RACE 2000:
B-movie babes, screaming skulls, bug-eyed creeps, and gallons of blood.
HORR...
One
of the earlier permutations of Alice Cooper was this group, the
Spiders. Here they are doing a fairly bang on version of the Rolling
Stone's version of this great song. After the Spiders they became the
Nazz only to discover a little while later there was another band going
by that name.............who was it? nv
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The Los Angeles Free Press 60's Music Site Absolutely right bro but I had no idea Rundgren was from Arizona. We might have to do an Arizona comp, eh? thanks man...nv
The
poster of this rare little nugget apparently doesn't know who this 60s
garage band from Arizona is. You can clearly hear Alice Cooper
singing..............nv
Here is Alice after the Spiders and pre-Alice.................pretty good garage/psyche. nv
Here
is some really early stuff from the Alice Days.........when the name
was a band and not the name of the singer. Later Mr. Furnier took the
name and went solo. nv
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Brian Mackenzie Performed live in Montreal Canada in 1965 i believe - talk about ahead of their time!
And where are they at now? Collecting social security and still rockin'! Peter Noone and VH1 will have to wait a while. nv
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Terry Greene On the golf course as they were the whole time they pretended to be "counter-culture". Blech!
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Terry Greene Really? News to me. Where are you getting this "info", nv? I saw the yokels with the Grateful Dead in London. Vaudville and acid rock? Patutey. I was on acid when I attended this hellish concert and "Alice" was clearly a fraud.
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Terry Greene OK, we have already agreed to disagree, to understate it. To further disagree, I never "got" how the Dead were so popular. ONCE, once in my life, trippin' like a do-dah man, could I stand hearing them. Don't tell my few Dead Head friends. We're still on good terms. Alice Cooper and band were never even considered as musicians. Good thing we only communicate via the Internet, eh? We'd probably insult each other to death.
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Terry Greene OK., nv. My source is ME. I don't care how many records the buffoon has sold, I heard them, saw him and he was truly a vaudville act in the middle of a real musical revolution. I'm surprised you're using LP sales as proof of talent. To use one of you're comments to me, "I thought I was being nice". Yeah, although I like ya, I gotta problem widya. I'm more from Boyle Heights than Brooklyn Heights. I am definately a Shark. East coast sucks, West coast rules. Grrrrrr.
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From
the lesser know 1970 album, 'Easy Action', we present 'Lay Down and Die
Goodbye'. I saw them at the Crosley Field rock festival in Ohio that
year and they slayed everyone. As for the album....all killer, no
filler.
rdc
rdc
Here's
Alice Cooper performing at the Midsummer Rock Festival, held in Ohio in
1970. The caption says pie incident but, if memory serves me well, it
was actually a pineapple upside down cake. Alice had a rough time
following Iggy on. The audience tries to pull him off stage.
(go Full Screen at 3:30)
rdc
(go Full Screen at 3:30)
rdc
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Aorta
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I
like waking up with the sounds of really twisted, distorted guitar and
this elpee has loads of that and more to offer. Starting out as Kal
David and the Exceptions in 1962 the band included Peter Cetera,
founding member of Chicago Transi
t
Authority. and David Raskin who left to join The Rovin' Kind which
became Illinois Speed Press a great live act. Cetera left as the band
was leaning towards more psychedelic material. They changed their name
to Aorta and signed with Dunwich Records, THE name in garage-psyche
circles. This single, Strange, and the album failed to shift too many
units despite it's solidity as an album. In spite of supporting bands
like Zep and the Mothers success eluded them and dropping acid before
their industry showcase gig at the Fillmore East was about the last nail
in their coffin. They had one more, nail that is, and album, the
lackluster Aorta 2. Being such an Aorta fan I try to like it as much as
possible but it's hard. There are redeeming moments but country rock
after this? Enjoy!
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The Los Angeles Free Press 60's Music Site [Steven here] Kal was in PS playing regularly just awhile back... saw him guest guitar with Mayall, too, when he visited.
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Arlo Guthrie
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Posted
an LA FP Front Page (Top U.S. Secret Warfare Plan) from more than 40
years ago(!) on our 'LA FP Fans' Page (see link); it says WE Sponsored
the LA Premiere of Arlo Guthrie's film Alice's Restaurant that week.
Here's its Advert from way back then...
Well,
here's something quirky... we just ran an Arlo advert, and our plan was
to run a Tribute to Jimi beginning tomorrow. And as we were assembling
the Jimi Gallery, guess what? There's a Jimi advert WITH Arlo's name
in it, too! Here it is...
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The Los Angeles Free Press 60's Music Site The Los Angeles Free Press 60's Music Site Hey Rain! Best to you and Michael!! It was him and the other guys in the band that STARTED the 'Shout-Outs'' that got the ball rolling FOR WOODSTOCK, right? If so, then it would be appropriate to put up some Cat Mother history here for our coming tribute to Jimi (y'know, the guy that played at that gig). Can you get Michael to tell you about the Shout-Outs and how it led to CM being the ONLY group ever to be produced by Jimi?
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John Fredrick Williams There be a great value in these archives of the LA Free Press. These artist's prelude to greatness as once revealed with intimate gig's and small clubs. Republishing is worth while.
It
was 1969, and this famous song inspired this famous film. And it's very
FIRST showing in LA was Sponsored by this famous newspaper: the LA Free
Press!! (Advert text readable with a click on the thumbnail.) We've
inserted the ENTIRE Thanksgiving song-story in the posting on our
site... for your Holiday entertainment.
For your Holiday entertainment!
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anonymous or annoy mouse i dunno...................winks at Ruthann Friedman Carlisle!
Arlo Guthrie "The Motorcycle Song"
From ARLO © 1968 Rising Son Records
anonymous or annoy mouse i dunno...................winks at Ruthann Friedman Carlisle!
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Arthur Brown, Crazy World of
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Another
of those guitarless bands like the great Rare Bird and Atomic Rooster,
featuring the renowned Arthur Brown whose vocal range was prodigious.
There are posters and memorabilia on the official lafp 60s music site.
nv
Here
is an unusual little artifact. I expected it to sound a little trite
now, considering how much I liked him back in the day but it kind of
holds up. Enjoy, it rocks nv
Back from the land of the living.......how 'bout a lil mo................Arthur Brown? nv
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The Los Angeles Free Press 60's Music Site Well this is odd... we've not yet had you accept our Friend Request (gasp! and good gracious.) Will make you an offer too good to resist.... I remember that Arthur wrote to us about 40 years ago... could dig that up for you... whaddaya say?
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Arjuna Kat Amazing organ here... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_Crane
en.wikipedia.orgVincent Crane (21 May 1943 – 14 February 1989) was a self-taught pianist, who studied theory and composition at Trinity College of Music, and graduated in 1964.[1] He was best known as the organist for The Crazy World of Arthur Brown and Atomic Rooster. -
The Los Angeles Free Press 60's Music Site See we share some special friends... will send you a Friend Request, too... take a look for it, and then feel free to make a 60's request... more CWofAB or another!
Wonder where Alice got his shtick? This could have influenced those GTOs. nv
Arthur Brown ♪ Devil's grip on me (1967)
This is a cute one. Great use of the horned bin...............Membrino's helmet no doubt? nv
A heap younger and mellower..............
Another
of those guitarless bands like the great Rare Bird and Atomic Rooster,
featuring the renowned Arthur Brown whose vocal range was prodigious.
There are posters and memorabilia on the official lafp 60s music site.
nv
A heap younger and mellower..............
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The Association
In 1965 an act known as The Inner Tubes with a revolving talent roster that included Doug Dillard, Mama Cass, David Crosby and others, would evolve into a 13 piece folk-rock act known as The Men that was the house band for a time at the world famous Troubadour night club in Los Angeles. Wood shedding and honing their skills, this group would further distill into the heady brew that became known as The Association.
The Association rehearsed for about 6 months before gigging around Los Angeles at such places as the Ice House in Pasadena where they were a regular act. They soon signed with Valiant Records a label which was then snapped up by Warner Brothers. Success followed with the song Along Comes Mary entering the Billboard charts at number 7.
The album ‘Along Comes…The Association’ followed and placed a healthy number 5 position in the charts. Not too shabby for a first album! Their second album, Renaissance only charted at number 34 and included a personal favorite of mine Pandora’s Golden Heebie Jeebies.
Line-up changes and Ruthann Friedman’s great song ‘Windy’ catapulted the band right back up the charts along with the album which proceeded it, Insight Out.
The band then became the first band in history to play at a rock festival, the Monterey Pop Festival.
In 1965 an act known as The Inner Tubes with a revolving talent roster that included Doug Dillard, Mama Cass, David Crosby and others, would evolve into a 13 piece folk-rock act known as The Men that was the house band for a time at the world famous Troubadour night club in Los Angeles. Wood shedding and honing their skills, this group would further distill into the heady brew that became known as The Association.
The Association rehearsed for about 6 months before gigging around Los Angeles at such places as the Ice House in Pasadena where they were a regular act. They soon signed with Valiant Records a label which was then snapped up by Warner Brothers. Success followed with the song Along Comes Mary entering the Billboard charts at number 7.
The album ‘Along Comes…The Association’ followed and placed a healthy number 5 position in the charts. Not too shabby for a first album! Their second album, Renaissance only charted at number 34 and included a personal favorite of mine Pandora’s Golden Heebie Jeebies.
Line-up changes and Ruthann Friedman’s great song ‘Windy’ catapulted the band right back up the charts along with the album which proceeded it, Insight Out.
The band then became the first band in history to play at a rock festival, the Monterey Pop Festival.
Their next single, Never My Love, went to number 2 in the Billboard charts and has been credited by BMI as being the song with the second most airplay in US history with somewhere over 7 million plays.
... continuing with our NEW POST-MONTEREY SERIES (thru '67)
Here comes along THE ASSOCIATION.
>> The summer of ’67 was, arguably, the most successful time in the music life of The Association. In June, they opened the Monterey International Pop Festival and, at the same time, their 3rd album, ‘Insight Out - Windy’, was released and immediately reached No.8 in the Billboard Hot 100 album chart.
>> Soon after, on July 1, the first single taken from that album, ‘Windy’, topped the Billboard Hot 100 single chart. The band’s winning streak continued with their next single also taken from their 3rd album, ‘Never My Love’, it went to No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 single chart. Later, in October, it made it to No.1 on the Cash Box Top 100 single chart.
>> Oh, and, by the way, in August the band played at another big music festival. It is, actually, the oldest outdoor music festival in the United States, the annual Ravinia Festival in Highland Park, Illinois. The festival was lauded for presenting world-class music and attracts about 600,000 fans to some 120 to 150 events that span all genres from classical music to jazz to music theater over
each three-month summer season.
Here, below, The Association performs their current hit single ‘Windy’ at the Ravinia Festival, enjoy!
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Bikini
World just started on This TV....to be followed by "For Those Who Think
Young". frug, boogaloo, and watusi with miss lucy. nv
Animals - We Gotta Get Out Of This Place [Excellent(-) quality]
No hippies were injured in the making of this movie.
Deep Purple on Playboy? By Goddess, I can do Nolan After Dark!
'Member
the suits......krikey...........that never appealed. Once they hit the
wide wale cords, wide belts, polka dot or paisley, cuban heels, and
indian mirror vests with hair......i was down! Girls with hennaed hair
and scarves, peacock feathers, and drugs........what the hell else you
need......homes......nv
Bikini
World just started on This TV....to be followed by "For Those Who Think
Young". frug, boogaloo, and watusi with miss lucy. nv
Deep Purple on Playboy? By Goddess, I can do Nolan After Dark!
'Member
the suits......krikey...........that never appealed. Once they hit the
wide wale cords, wide belts, polka dot or paisley, cuban heels, and
indian mirror vests with hair......i was down! Girls with hennaed hair
and scarves, peacock feathers, and drugs........what the hell else you
need......homes......nv
the animals - cheating
burdon
and the boys fkn brilliant a lot of ppl only think the animals did a
few songs, did they fk, fkn did a wad of class songs njoi
Truer words were never said by Mr. Burdon. Great set. I like the smoke.
Eric Burdon - The Animals - We Gotta Get Out Of This Place
This
video seems to have disappeared. There is another version of this with a
50 second introduction here: www dot youtube dot
com/watch?v=TpNWSW49IBM . But
Welcome
to Hullaballoo.....................I guess it might be hard to have
this attitude today. What would they write now? My Life Is Not My Own?
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A clip of The Animals performing a cut down version of 'Bring It On Home To Me',on US TV, October 1965. This clip is available in high definition playback. ... -
Bob Ohsiek Animals sure had some good ones then. This was written by NY Brill Building songwriters, btw.
Another
great vid for this track. These guys were a fav of mine when I was
young. At age 12 I was convinced my voice sounded just like Eric.
Eric Burdon and The Animals - When I Was Young (1967) HD & HQ
Eric
Burdon & The Animals - When I Was Young (1967). Eric Burdon
(vocals) Barry Jenkins (drums) John Weider (guitar/violin) Vic Briggs
Taped in the CBC Vancouver TV studios for the pop music series "LET'S GO" in 1968,
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Eric Burdon and the Animals performed "The Black Plague" on the Vancouver CBC TVpop music series "LET'S GO" in 1968. Other tracks included "Monterey," "San ...
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