ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS - Live Berlin/German TV 1968 Part 1 - NOT Beat Club!!!

[@andreashandel9311]

Zeitlos geile Musik...😎

[@FolkatKaatClove]

The West Coast Animals were a great assemblage. Burdon had put a great group together around him and Jenkins. I wish they had recorded more stuff like this in the studio. This is terrific stuff. Thank you for the post.

[@trajanoserravallijr39]

Eric Burdon o cantor que Robert Plant é fã..

[@JamesNewman-u2w]

Listening to you and I can love. Thank you for your friendship 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@mustangman6170]

Thank you very, very much!!!

[@JamesNewman-u2w]

2024. Enjoy your day 💗💗😊🙏😊😁

[@manuelvalbonesi6762]

Grandissimi e totalmente sottovalutati!...

[@StandingStones1776]

I read Danny's book about this period we became pals on FB before he passed. They lived on uppers back then and got very little monies

[@mariajosepontes8425]

adoro Tobacco Road e Eric Burdon Incomparável Voz poderosa olhar Sensual Lindo Irene Pontes

[@chriscampbell9191]

Wow, cool to see some footage of Eric Burdon & the Animals during this era (w/ Briggs, Weider, Jenkins & McCulloch). Great sound, too! I wasn't aware that John Weider did so much of the lead playing. Now I know. :-) Thanks so much for posting this.

[@alessandronoel4289]

I know it's kinda randomly asking but does anybody know of a good site to stream new tv shows online ?

[@wesleyalessandro2604]

@Alessandro Noel meh I watch on Flixportal. just google after it:) -wesley

[@alessandronoel4289]

@Wesley Alessandro thanks, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I appreciate it!!

[@wesleyalessandro2604]

@Alessandro Noel You are welcome :)

[@calbassist2494]

I feel that Weider was a bit overshadowed live in the later era, he was playing more rhythm during this time, with Briggs coming in with lead guitar. But, as compensation, Weider does play the most instruments out of the others (Guitar, Bass, Violin)

[@marySANCHEZ-xs9vh]

Eric Burdon, the best..

[@grandparamone8624]

This is the best live footage of the new animals ever!! Blown away

[@esthermendoza6665]

Unos verdaderos animales con El blues tocan de maravilla 😻

[@markmiddaugh9359]

Excellent. Love the jamming and Tobacco Road...what a voice.

[@Pkim3044]

Cannot be compared...Eric es el hombre. Te amo...

[@billcampbell853]

What a tough band! This is great.

[@elizabethsantos174]

Maravilhoso 👏👏👏❤️😍👏👏👏👏

[@marceloaraujo8728]

FABULOSO.

[@fasteddie8782]

Thank you...

[@HeleneR67]

just love EB singing Tobacco Road, its a such a powerful song - I have NOT heard him singing it the same way - and each way just gets better.....hmmmmmm :---)

[@stevemann3080]

BLOOOOZE 🎧🎸🔊 🤘🙏

[@JamesNewman-u2w]

❤😮😅 thank you 👍👍👍😊😊

[@d22-s9f]

Very good!

[@crazypainter56]

YEAH_________

[@vukasinnemcev3363]

❤❤❤❤❤ ANIMALSI❤❤❤❤❤

[@slimshine953]

These cats were rockin' it! The closeups were cool, but I would've like to see the camera pulled away some, so we could see the entire band at once.

[@EnriExperience]

Yes the cámara job was sooo!.. bad! in the 60s the guitarists doesn’t like that the people knows what tunes they used to play theirs solos

[@JamesNewman-u2w]

Believe it or not you can I say hi

[@brubeck1]

wow ..wasnt this before they all fell out wi each other.

[@janiceonley5842]

I totally agre

[@Bluesdirections]

I wonder if the camera deliberately panned camera away from the guitarists when they were doing the solos.

[@brentnokes4365]

probably stoned and egoistically motivated to produce art

[@EnriExperience]

@@brentnokes4365 you are right the guitarist doesn’t like be cover for another guitarist

[@yesman2755]

Too many close ups of instruments. I’ve been watching lots of late 60’s films of bands and it must have been the “thing” to go back then. Very rarely would you get to see the whole band on stage in one shot. Great band incidentally, one of my faves of these guys was Sky Pilot.

[@williambaxter4628]

Barry Jenkins!!!

[@HopeIanHope]

Not the Animals I know ?

[@samahelgoyito1608]

L O L I T O.

[@alphadogstudio]

Who are the guitar players on this?

[@doctorhackenbusch]

John Weider, Vic Briggs & Danny McCulloch (Bass)

[@brentnokes4365]

jon weider went on t b the familys bassist..their bassist joined blind faith..i saw jon weider on fiddle at woburn blues fest in 68..with the new animals

[@EnriExperience]

@@doctorhackenbusch thank you Peter so Vic Briggs left in June and Andy Summers come in July to December ( right?)

[@doctorhackenbusch]

@@EnriExperience Yes, unfortunately Vic Briggs passed away in june 2021 and Andy is on tour in Germany in October. Kind regards!

[@Nigelperyman]

The new animals were much better on their. Instuments

[@EnriExperience]

Yes no question about it!… I miss there to Andy Summers with the animals playing ( as the years go passing by in live )

[@EnriExperience]

And the Eric Burdon Band of 1974 was so heavy and deep too!

[@johnmorgan5495]

Bit too fast for a blues, Eric isn't sounding very blue. Sounds like fast jazz!

[@EnriExperience]

I'm sure you've already heard the psychedelic progressive blues experimental ( as The years go passing by ) from the Eric Burdon & The Animals album called ( Love Is ) released in December 68 … there is no band from that era that could have done a blues with SO complicated work of two leading guitars an incredible keyboard work by Zoot Money as well as a progressive bodyguard drum and bass sound of that powerful and heavy voice of Eric Burdon… only years later in 1970 Led Zeppelin managed to do the same thing and released a blues that, like the Animals, met those requirements to be a blues out of all that tradition, a true progressive experimental blues called (since I been loving you) but nevertheless it was not SO perfectly elaborated as the version of that blues by Albert King made by Eric Burdon & The Animals (I don't know what the rest of the creatures that are in this forum think) for me and for having been made at the end of 1968 is a blues light years ahead of the electric and heavy blues that were made back then!

[@jackcrane7853]

They were BETTER than Hendrix, Stooges, Who, Stones, Zeppelin. (But ELMORE JAMES was BETTER than THEM.)