The Animals - We Gotta Get Out Of This Place | REACTION Singer & Musician Analysis

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[@zunbake3]

That's what us old timers are going to use as our Theme Song at the Nursing Home.

[@crankyyankee7290]

I wish I had thought of that while in one for a few months, doing therapy a few years back for a fractured neck. The place, staff, Therapists, and all were great, but parole was still sweet .

[@allanmanaged5285]

Lol

[@78Mustang]

😂

[@amb6899]

Ahahaha😁

[@T-bone1950]

It doesn't work. If you sing more than one verse the attendants won't give you your pudding.

[@dougca7086]

This used to be the favorite song of Vietnam veterans while they were stationed in Vietnam during the war

[@nickface55]

My dad was a career soldier in the 60's and I grew up on military forts. My dad did 3 tours in Viet Nam and I remember once when he came home and this song came on the radio, he immediately shut it off. He said "I'm so sick of this damn song, I don't ever want to hear it again."

[@dougca7086]

@@nickface55 to each their own! Sounds like a bitter person, sorry to hear that!

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

The "place" may likely be Newcastle, UK, where The Animals originated. That soldiers in Vietnam got a message from it -no surprise! My Father, served in the US Air Force, in the 60's, yet stationed at a SAC base in the US. Years later, I got him into more Rock music, and he did know The Animals "House of the Rising Son" from the Sixties, from the radio -he didn't make the connections that the same band did these other songs. He could understand how soldiers in the War

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

(conbt.) could get the message. My Dad is 83 years now, and suffered with Dementia. When I recently went to the care facility my Dad is at, another man, wheeling in the hallway, with a urine-bag, dragging from under his chair, was calling "I got to get out of this place!",...disturbing, but made me think of The Animals, while I visited my Dad. Oh, my parents, lived in England for a while, and they liked Newcastle, to visit. I told my Dad how The Animals, Dire Straits, Joe Jackson, Sting of The Police, Brian J' of AC-DC all came from Newcastle. He didn't know why Eric B' and the other Animals "wanted to get out of this place" as Newcastle is so nice now. Hometown, shipbuilding, family, lack of love, get down to London, storm on the coast -lots of reasons, that he wouldn't have experienced in the early 60's -as he was serving at a SAC base, in Montana! Parents! Music! Truth!🤔🙃

[@bobfrombarstow]

Yes it was, now it's a Walmart song..

[@johnniekight1879]

I still go to see Eric whenever he's in the area. Hilton, the guitarist was a real sweetheart who lived nearby. Chas, the bassist brought Jimi Hendrix to the world. This song meant a lot to soldiers that fought in "Nam". Yes, from a movie. They were in a few movies.

[@n0madtv]

Animals were ahead of their time with the heavy sound and lyrics, and his voice is epic!

[@ralpholson7616]

Blues based rock at it's best.

[@UTubeHandlesSuck]

After The Animals, Eric Burdon worked with War for a while. _Spill The Wine_ by them is incredible, as is War's _Low Rider_ from before Burdon joined.

[@richardscanlan3419]

Well,if you like this - look at 'When I Was Young', "House of the Rising Sun","Don't let Me Be Misunderstood','It's My Life'and my personal fave, "Don't Bring Me Down". They were one of my 2 fave 60's british bands,the other being the Yardbirds.

[@ed.z.]

You must hear The Animals, “When I was Young”.

[@easysoul48able]

Their breakout hit was House of The Rising Sun. A must-listen! BTW, the bass player, Chas Chandler, left the band in 1966. He then discovered Jimi Hendrix and helped him break out; first in England (an epic tale), and then in the US.

[@cdfdesantis699]

Absolutely one of the most powerful voices in rock - Eric Burdon. Thanks for your reaction.

[@rmacdougallaliasdogviticus]

Still lots of great songs to hear. 'Sky Pilot', 'It's My Life', 'Ring of Fire' or 'San Franciscan Nights'. All great. You might also want to check out the 'Sun Secrets' album and relisten to the hits you've already heard as this album IMHO has the best version's of some of these such as "Please Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood". Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2iXfnl7eJehiNU Might be just me but the guitar work here on the Sun Secrets album is simply awesome. Cheers.

[@nealfriend6797]

If you like his voice you should listen to (SPILL THE WINE)! a classic he sings with the group WAR😉👍🏼

[@tomski120]

Their version of "Bring it on home to me" is pretty awesome, too 😎

[@mrb4749]

👍

[@kenpullig1652]

Best guess, this was a clip from an old "bikini beach" film called "It's A Bikini World" (someone needs to check that). The Animals were, in many ways, ahead of their time in their choice of music and their stage delivery. So glad you are enjoying great rock from a time when experimentation in music was the norm.

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

The bassist Chas Chandler was responsible for bringing Jimi Hendrix to Europe and mega stardom. In the 70’s he was manager for the british Glam-Rock band Slade who had a huge success in Europe.

[@brucster99b2]

The film features quite a few bands, with The Castaways doing their big hit "Liar Liar" being probably one of the films highlights.

[@zzrydr]

Liar Liar by The Castaways is excellent for her to cover

[@crankyyankee7290]

I had completely forgotten that one!@@zzrydr

[@brucster99b2]

@@zzrydr There is a nice widescreen clip up on YT. I think she'll dig the bass-line in it. C'mon Millie!!

[@donaldbrunner6250]

Try "The House of the Rising Sun". If you haven't reacted to it already

[@cruesome1971]

Eventually, you'll have to react to War with Eric Burdon - Spill The Wine (the version on the Beat Club). It should be right up your alley if you enjoy him with The Animals.

[@michaelbeckwith6177]

The bass player became the Manager for Jimi Hendrix who became quite a hit!! Love this one the second most right after "House of the rising sun"!!!

[@shemanic1]

"Please Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" is another great Animals tune to try or "I'm Crying" for a more up-tempo number.

[@dougca7086]

Excellent reactions! you always play the live version when you can and that makes a huge difference! That's where you get the Raw emotion out of the song and the group!

[@tomroome4118]

They are playing to the record.

[@subbie333]

This video seems to be from a TV show. Back in the 1960's sometimes that was the only way for some folks to hear certain bands - especially in the emerging rock world. Until FM radio came along, all songs on AM were typically limited to 3 minutes. There was also a problem with "payola" where basically the radio stations were bribed by record company folks to play certain songs. So, most of the "live" performances you saw in the 60's and early 70's happened on various TV shows. There was also a show that was called "American Bandstand" that ran from the early 1950's until the late 80's that hosted live performances for young adults who were also dancing to recorded music. For most folks inerested in the newest music, American Bandstand was must-watch every week. After seeing the huge success of the show, a show called "Soul Train" became popular in the 70's and was known for featuring black performers and more, um, colorful dancing.

[@allanlansdowne340]

This was the song played in the TV show " Tour of Duty".

[@stefanfalke8041]

This was the theme song for American soldiers in Vietnam but also for us that served in the special forces of the South African Army when we fought in the Angolan war during the 70s and 80s, especially that one line, "we gotta get outta this place if its the last thing we ever do." I always loved the animals as a band and thier music, you should also listen to another song of thiers called "when i was young" but one song in particular stands out for me and that was the one my dad used to teach me to play Guitar back in the 70s and that was "house of the rising sun" I still have his Höfner Electric guitar which i played in my band when i was still in high school. Im love your reactions and i am so glad that yonger generations are loving the music i loved growing up, keep up the good work Millie and thanks

[@gregorydahl5489]

Thank you for your great reaction ! I really enjoy your enthusiasm ! The Animals songs have always been favorites. I don’t recall seeing this clip. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I need to check out that bikini movie, particularly for the song Liar Liar by the Castaways. Another big favorite.

[@pitmatix1457]

I always find it kinda amusing that a song about Newcastle Upon Tyne resonated with soldiers in Vietnam.

[@elvishemeon389]

Loved your reaction Millie, love your hair :) We grew up with these guys in our lives ... was awesome!!!

[@alanbrown8527]

Good choice. This has always been one of my desert island discs. I couldn't live in this world if I couldn't hear this song from time to time. Kudos to writers Cynthia Weil and Barry Mann.

[@waynebenedict5785]

Check out "Sky Pilot" from this band!

[@mrb4749]

Miss Millie, were on the same page concerning Eric's voice. This and Sky Pilot are probably my favorite songs of theirs tho all their songs are very good. Eric was the lead singer with War in 1970. SPILL THE WINE is fantastic, worth checking out. It's physedelic and real groovy,! 😊

[@an.american]

Very true, "We gotta get out of this Place" was indeed a favorite among Vietnam Vets, I love it. Another favorite was "War's" [City Country City] an instrumental, great harmonica and saxophone. As always, enjoying your reactions. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@manny4552]

Great song.... and the bass by chas chandler....wow

[@daveman_50]

This song sounds like what The Doors would have sounded like if they had recorded a couple of years earlier.

[@yelnek4548]

If you're looking for 'epic' classic rock, then try Smoke On The Water from Deep Purple.

[@paulmorris8762]

Eric Burdon - great singer with Animals and War - check out Low Rider, My Father Was a Gypsy= Blue Oyster Cult did a great cover of this song (We Gotta Get Outa This Place)

[@joemaldonado9231]

Long live The Animals!!!!

[@shavingdave1]

Great reaction!

[@frankjones5283]

I didn`t realize that I liked the Animals so much.. "We gotta get out of this place" , House of the rising sun" and a song that I don`t hear much "San Franciscan Nights". It`s a shame that the original band members split up after only a few years.

[@bobbybrettel5422]

The 60's.......king era of rock. Can you review two Beatles songs..... Revolution......and Yer Blues......thanks

[@exceller22]

This is from the movie It's A Bikini World from 1967. Also starring Deborah Walley and Tommie Kirk.

[@urashimatarou9575]

Saw Eric B. with Brian Auger (keyboards) and I don't know who all else in Oregon circa 1991 and they rocked! Did sort of an obligatory throwaway version of House of the Rising Sun, then finished with a truly memorable 'Roadhouse Blues' (The Doors).

[@3HR3NGR4B]

You should also listen to the Original Version from the Songwriter/Creator of this Song called *"Barry Mann - We gotta get out of this Place"* and his Plan was to send it to the *Righteous Brothers* but it never did it that Way! 😄👍

[@johnprice6066]

This song and I are the same age, so I've literally grown up with it... The Animals bassist, Chas Chandler, discovered and managed Jimi Hendrix early on in his career... Be sure to check out some more Animals, including my favorite, "A Girl Named Sandoz". Sandoz Laboratories was where Albert Hoffman first synthesized LSD.

[@larrymcauley3152]

It was a common theme song Veterans in Vietnam. Some did get outta this place, some didnt and some are still there.

[@garygriffith5471]

Mills you are the best. You are A+ all the way. Keep up the great work and take care. The world needs you. 😎

[@jackjules7552]

The Animals sang this song in a motion picture called "It's A Bikini World" which was released to movie theatres in 1967. The Animals appeared in a few motion pictures. It was common practice in the 1960's for the popular singing groups of the day to make cameo guest appearances in motion pictures. I remember one movie I attended in 1965 that had at least six rock pop groups singing in the movie. The songs had nothing to do with the movie but they always found a reason to suddenly have these groups sing one or two songs and then they would disappear from the rest of the movie.

[@OCRay1]

Finally someone choosing a song other than Rising Sun

[@RobertERensch]

Oh, I love this. You are a trip! ✌️ It’s a good song to learn.

[@richardkint6531]

Hello Millie. Surprised you didn't talk about the opening bass sound. Eric Burden & Jim Morrison of the Doors had a very unique vocal sound. You need to check out Eric Burden post Animals song with the group War called "Spill The Wine". Thanks.😎

[@kentclark6420]

Burdon.

[@jeffjohnson9911]

This and other Musical acts from the movie were filmed at "The Haunted house" a 60's nightclub.

[@kemowery]

It looks like it's a clip from the 1967 Film "It's A Bikini World," starring former Disney star Tommy Kirk and with The Animals appearing as themselves. Good luck finding a copy to watch.

[@pinballman1]

This is what we played during the Vietnam war

[@johnnelson3665]

This girl knows her music. With a Little Help from her friends. As the Beatles started the golden age of music.

[@paulhease1007]

MILLIE --LOVE your reactions!!! You HAVE to hear SAN FRANCISCAN NIGHTS. It was the first Animals song I ever heard and I was mesmerized by it.

[@twoheart7813]

My 60's suggestions, Too Much To Sleep by The Electric Prunes & Wild Thing by TheTroggs

[@robertnathan2843]

Bass player Chas Chandler brought Jimi Hendrix to England and became his manager. Eric Burdon and Jimi became close friends. Enjoy your reactions to the music we were lucky to have had in our day and "When I Was Young" song by The Animals

[@FuzzyMarineVet]

This song was a part of the sound track of my high school years.

[@thomastimlin1724]

At the time and still now, I thought the Animals were better than the Rolling Stones because they were a tighter band and had this great organ player. And you could clearly understand every word Eric Burdon was singing, where Mick Jagger would often mumble words

[@riduandidu4620]

your hair is so beautiful... 😂❤

[@hadrenspicer9035]

Eric burdon vocal.chss Chandler bass.john steel drums.hilton valentine guitar.alan price keyboard.

[@paramounttechnicalconsulti5219]

"It's my Life" is another classic

[@randyobrien2836]

I loved living in those days.

[@tonybaker55]

Great track. IIt became a bit of a 60s anthem. Reminds of the Doors a little bit.

[@The1965jsm]

the loved ones being here with you(good bass guitar)------mister x

[@davidvanmarm6282]

Good catch on the comparison to the Peaky Blinders theme song.

[@jayjayjase9796]

Australian band The Angels did a kick ass version of this. Check it out.

[@NondescriptMammal]

Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood is another great track

[@sharonvincent4238]

Many soldiers in Vietnam sang this song a lot.

[@stonebringer1]

🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@crazypainter56]

Movie-----It's a bikini world-look up 44 blues -Eric Burdon or Eric Burdon sings 3 songs live 1986-youtube

[@notquitedone51]

No one ever suggests it, but give "Hey Gyp" a try. It beautifully showcases Burdon's vocals.

[@leftcoaster67]

More than the guy who killed the vocals in the song "House of the Rising Sun".

[@anthonypirera7598]

I really enjoy hearing The Animals I had seen Eric Burton the lead singer of The Animals a few times and he has a great voice still. Oh yeah I think the footage is from a movie called Beach Party there is a few of them one of the movies has a very young Stevie Wonder

[@justinwilton4603]

Eric burden ,one of the best voices to come out of the uk ...second only to steve marriott...IMO :) And on a side note you can thank bassists of the animals Chas Chandler for discovering jimi hendrix

[@bruin499]

It's a great song and group. Now try some Stones. Can't miss "Can't You Hear Me Knocking," Gimme Shelter" or "Sympathy for the Devil."

[@scottclark3761]

Eric's voice was twenty years older than he was.

[@kentclark6420]

When I first saw your comment, I thought it said Eric was twenty years older than he was.

[@zzrydr]

Don't forget "It's My Life" and "San Francisco Nights" .

[@scottbaldwin7133]

that was done on the beach

[@jonmacdonald5010]

Sol singing about his pace of birth here the newcastle dockyards .. erg

[@troyshilanski380]

Hon you could dress like those 60s girls and fit right into that video. You are a good artist.

[@justitia257]

Grazie Millie

[@ritagryphon222]

I had such a crush on Eric Burdon

[@danallshaw1131]

See Eric's work with "WAR".

[@raineramelung7380]

There, s a Cover by,, the Angelic Upstarts,, good old brit. Punk,

[@Roh_Echt]

They have more for you if you like...but start with these; When I Was Young__Don't Bring Me Down__It's My Life__Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood. Then maybe try Eric Burdon (singer) & WAR's; Spill the Wine.

[@rodneybrewer7246]

@Millie, me beautiful lady they was performing at a surfer's bar & that's why some of the woman was in bikinis 😊

[@sweisbrod6109]

I'd recommend "Gimme Shelter" by the Rolling Stones. Another "Vietnam war" anthem.

[@mikem8563]

The Buoys-timothy

[@DannyD714]

your reaction to the girl in the green bikini at 3:24 was hilarious. by today's standards she was wearing granny panties!

[@joshuacollins7470]

Millie, you are so young and pretty. We Got To Get Out Of This Place. You"ll be dead before your time is due. I know it. You know it, too, Millie.

[@129robertp]

The great Eric Burdon.

[@shiva1742]

Love your fun channel very much, me here at 81 years on this planet. Since you like mid 60s rock, check out Psychotic Reaction by the Count Five and Gloria by Van Morrison and Them. Also A Whiter Shade of Pale by Procol Haram and also Needles and Pins by The Searches and Hey Little Girl by The Syndicate Of Sound.

[@kb-tq5rr]

ERIC BURDON. THE WHITE SINGER WITH THE BLACK VOICE! GREAT!THANKS ERIC FOREVER!

[@stevepas1]

Blue oyster cult does a great cover of this song

[@iamthecaptainofmysoul2293]

Eric Burdon, maybe 19 or 20 years old in this.

[@michaelbarnes4403]

great song, great band, thank you for this, you should check out the cover of this song by Santa Esmeralda, late 70's. good in a different way :)

[@robertfitterman3777]

Blue Oyster Cult does a very good cover of this song.

[@Ceeeje]

you should watch: "when i was young"...

[@olaspaz3079]

At the risk of stating the obvious, if you haven't already heard "hush" by deep purple and "fire" by Arthur Brown, then you must. They're late sixties essentials.

[@robertscola4762]

Time for you to react to the Beatles oh darling

[@CarlosjavierDespo-jp4cg]

Band epic🇬🇧