WIFE FIRST TIME HEARING THE ANIMALS - HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN | REACTION

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[@musicairplanes4884]

I am 71 and have listened to this song probably 1,000 times and I always enjoy what I hear. Never gets old.

[@Thorum13]

I'm catching up to you, my friend...and I still love this song. Some songs will never age. Never get old...

[@user-md5xl7rs5s]

I am 70 years old and I still listen to this song!!!!!!

[@DominiqEffect]

I am only 46 and have listened to this song maybe even more time :D

[@reneleeper7296]

My son is a music teacher with trumpet being his main instrument. When he was a senior in high school he played a solo of this song in the half time show. Every time he performed at football games and band competitions, the parents and older members of the crowd would go crazy over the song. I will always hear House of the Rising Sun with a smile.

[@michaelakkerman407]

The constant build up in this song is genius...it just keeps building to an incredible crescendo at the end.

[@mikemath9508]

Yeah that's how I can't describe it. It never reaches a climax, only more story

[@dagmar.6954]

Glad you are introducing your wife to some of the greatest classic rock. Eric Burdon & The Animals were part of the British Invasion in the 60's along with the Beatles & others. People were always shocked at the deep voice coming out of the lead singer. They had so many great songs such as "The House of the Rising Sun", "We Gotta Get Out of This Place", "It's My Life", "Don't Bring Me Down", "I'm Crying", "See See Rider", "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood, "San Franciscan Nights", "When I Was Young" & "Sky Pilot".

[@BostonBrian324]

Don't forget Spill the Wine!

[@obbor4]

@@BostonBrian324 Eric recorded that one with War. A great song!

[@BostonBrian324]

Damn, that's right! Still love it

[@dagmar.6954]

@@BostonBrian324 Yes, that was when he was with "War".

[@melissaward6311]

Eric went on to do some great music with the band War. Spill the wine is a great one "live" to start with. Its very cool more 70s than 60s. I have seen him a couple times. Awesome

[@eidetecker]

Some trivia: The bassist, Chas Chandler became a talent scout after his stint with the Animals. He's the guy that rousted up Jimi Hendrix, managed him for the first two albums then went on to manage the band, Slade.

[@jennifertierney9076]

I didn't know Chas managed Slade, too. Thanks for the info.

[@lathedauphinot6820]

This was recorded in one or two takes, so Hendrix said Chandler thought that was the only way to record, and that multiple takes were a waste of time and money.

[@MrDaiseymay]

CHAS WAS 6FT 4'' , A GREAT BASS PLAYER, AND SADLY, HAD A WEAK HEART FROM WHICH HE DIED FAR TOO SOON.

[@mizladytaz]

Y'all are too cute! It was neat seeing your beautiful wife! I also enjoyed seeing your beautiful children at Christmas! Thank you for your reactions, they are truly appreciated! It's wonderful to see younger generations appreciate the old school music. Keep up the great work! ❤️

[@TomGorham]

I love this reaction. You look like a proud father showing it to your wife. I would be too! I saw him do it live.

[@skinyviny1]

He wasn't just in the band WAR, he STARTED the band WAR

[@davidahart2113]

The singer, Eric Burdon, was with the band War, but not at the time they did Low Rider. If you'd like to check out a song by Eric Burdon and War, react to the song, "Spill The Wine."

[@smittycal]

He was the singer of Spill the Wine??? I had no idea!! Thats awesome!

[@mizladytaz]

I saw War in concert about 25 or so years ago. One of the best I've ever been to! They put on an excellent show! Everybody was standing up and just a dancing the whole time! It was literally standing room only! Pure awesomeness!

[@joelliebler5690]

The organ playing and Eriv’s insane vocals drives this legendary tunes!

[@Bekka_Noyb]

All time classic! ♥

[@sean---the-other-one]

This song is a centuries old folk song, and as these things do, they change over time. We’ve only had affordable recording in relatively recent times of human history, so many times entertainers in a town or village would move around and introduce songs they’d heard elsewhere and possibly improve or improvise (if their memory of the song was limited) the lyrics or melody.

[@bostonvair]

Great to see your lovely wife joining you in the game! This song never gets old to me. The lead vocalist is the inimitable Eric Burdon. Other Animals songs worth reacting to: "We gotta get out of this place," "Please Dont Let Me Be Misunderstood." I'm not sure that Burdon sings Low Rider with War, but he does sing "Spill the Wine (Dig That Girl" with War which, in spite of the weird title was a big hit around 1970.

[@TheHandyman777]

I wonder if you realize the singer Eric Burdon started another legendary band called War? You’d really dig and have probably heard several of their songs. It sounds like you do know, nice.

[@TheHandyman777]

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[@angier5775]

Perfect song to start her off with! Welcome!!

[@edvinlaine]

When a man brings his wife along it is serious. In a good way only. Respect.

[@vivianphillips8519]

As a young girl I fell in love with Eric's bad boy good looks. My sister covered our walls with the Beatles, I just wanted to look at Eric.

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Me too!, Loved that bad boy cool vibe Eric has. And that great voice - OMG!

[@davidavi8554]

It's great to see you introducing your wife to great music, I hope to see her on your reactions more often.

[@hii-rr9uj]

so excited to hear that your wife will be joining you!!!

[@11Messalina]

this song (we ALL loved it and I still love it to this day ❤❤) was recorded in 1964.... the equipment a band needed for a tour fit in a VW bus (band included) de.wikipedia.org/wiki/VW_T1#/media/Datei:Volkswagen_Bus_(Hudson).JPG compared to today... August 31, 2017 - Hamburg In the city park, the stage construction of the Rolling Stones begins on the large fairground. Next Saturday is the start of the European tour with 82,000 fans. Impressive numbers: Equipment on 250 trucks, 28 power generators, more than 1,000 roadies for construction, cover plates for 23,000 square meters of concert area, twelve grandstands - plus the mega stage for Mick Jagger (74) and Co.

[@armadillotoe]

This was a milestone to every guitar player of the time. Gloria was the 1st complete song you learned, then this one taught you to control the left and right hands. Eric Burdon was a young man with the soul of a 55-year-old who lived a hard life.

[@j.woodbury412]

He sang the song "Spill the Wine" with War. "I can't believe that voice came out of that body". That seems to be the response of everybody who sees this video for the first time. And I totally agree.

[@manuelgarrido5602]

The rising smile !

[@rayhutchinson640]

Love your couple's dynamic! Watch your subs numbers skyrocket when folks realize they can watch a beautiful woman AND get that same quality Wilburn Reactions experience!

[@jeffharry9675]

Don't Let Me Be misunderstood by them is a must and a great listen.

[@jerrymolina2623]

The Animals sang this song because they heard Bob Dylan sing it. It was of course a cover but nobody had heard outside the new York folk scene. Until Bob recorded it. Fun fact

[@thirdbase6870]

"The House of the Rising Sun" was a folk song from the 19th century in the South. It was the name of a brothel, traditionally sung by the female's point of view. The organist, Alan Price, took credit for composing it; since it was in the PD.

[@timbillings6884]

House of the rising sun was a bordello !!! 😊

[@Bill_Jones.]

Excellent choice ! Factoid: the bass player (Chas Chandler) went on to become Jimi Hendrix’s manager.

[@lordbyron6293]

I think your reactions are the best around, and the addition of your wife is a plus. This is a great song, and I really appreciate all the Dylan reactions on your channel. Playing songs all the way through is the only way to go. Great job!

[@barriehull7076]

In 1969, while living in San Francisco, Burdon joined forces with California funk rock band War. In April 1970, the resulting album was titled Eric Burdon Declares "War" which produced the singles "Spill the Wine" and "Tobacco Road". A two-disc set entitled The Black-Man's Burdon was released in September 1970. The singles from their double album, "Paint It Black" and "They Can't Take Away Our Music", had moderate success during 1971. During this time Burdon collapsed on the stage during a concert, caused by an asthma attack, and War continued the tour without him.

[@lindahennah2903]

He's still singing well today it first came out 1964 loved it then and still do now and I'm 76 British band from the North England.

[@mso4433]

This was written about a girl who went to work in a real house of ill repute in 1800's New Orleans and lived to regret it. The Animals did a great cover. Thanks for sharing.

[@raenellefisher8514]

The Byrds, Mr. Tambourine Man, is commonly thought of as the first folk rock song. But this song, a cover of an old folk song, came out in 1964. I think this is the first folk rock song.

[@ffjsb]

This is definitely more of a Blues feel than folk. It may have originated out of a folk song, but it definitely was deeply infused with the Blues.

[@raenellefisher8514]

@@ffjsb Yes. I think that's why it has gone unremarked as the first folk-rock. Early on in the 60s, most folk rock had a Greenwich Village vibe. House of the Rising Sun was straight out of New Orleans. It's hard to imagine it wasn't bluesy in its original folk form. I never heard the original folk song. Do you know if it was bluesy, or did the Animals add that? The words certainly sound bluesy.

[@ffjsb]

@@raenellefisher8514 I want to try and find some early recordings of the song if I can just to see how different it is. On a similar note, David Lee Roth's "Just a Gigolo" goes way back to a German drinking song in the 20's or 30's.

[@benridge6570]

I have no idea how this UK band got this song so right but I'm glad they did such a great classic I've listed the song since I've been probably at the 8th grade graduate high school 1972 guys did a good job reaction to this song

[@junplanas1403]

You two complement each other. You should have your wife there with you.

[@lisarobertson8485]

They were an opening act for Chuck Berry back in the day. What a voice Eric Bourdain has!

[@johnnosiennek7066]

Alan Price (keys) went onto a solo career playing/song writing .

[@lynnieiapichino1121]

☮️💙welcome!

[@robertlear2735]

The Animals was one of the greatest bands of the British Invasion.

[@mistymichelle9957]

Roflmao!! Y'all are adorable! I'm so stoked to have your wife on the channel! 💙 from Texas!

[@FUBAR_87]

North east UK lads. The bassist Chas Chandler discovered and promoted Jimi Hendrix

[@hannejeppesen1809]

Bring back memories. In the mid sixties I travelled quite a bit, left my native Denmark to go to live on kibbutz in Israel, along with several friends I had met at a boarding school in Denmark. On the way to Israel, we stopped in Venice and bought a guitar (several of us pitched) my Icelandic girl friend was very talented playing and singing, I remember she sang this one.

[@1fan164]

I like the way the cymbals kick in when he start singing.

[@garryokeefe1605]

One of the great 60's bands, and a great rock singer in Eric Burdon. A truly classic rendition of this song which never gets old like 'Yeh Yeh' by Georgie Fame.

[@garryiglesias4074]

Garry's power !

[@patriciapauline2172]

This song meant a lot to me when I was a teenager and was one reason I really love music.

[@bernicemoore5182]

That opening guitar riff by Hilton Valentine (RIP) inspired countless beginning guitarists back then.

[@josephhall1241]

Chod, very much enjoyed this reaction with your Wife and you. Thanks

[@karencrookshank4971]

Alan Price was on fire on that organ! We certainly create musical genii in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 and the Uk 🇬🇧

[@ptrlxc]

Have a wonderful New Year you guys 🎶. First song I learnt on guitar. I still play it after 50 years, not by memory, but by muscle memory.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

I was lucky enough to see Eric Burdon and War at the Fillmore.

[@briansaucier2774]

Great reviews. I loved Eric Burdon's voice. Just for something you as a drummer might like the Ventures- Wipeout. It's just an instrumental. I was a drummer in a Highland pipe and drum band, and I learned to play the whole song, not always perfectly, but it was the song for a drummer in 1962. Peace and music.

[@peterthompson8014]

DUDE! That opening groove! Love it!

[@joonzville]

Love meeting your wife, too. Hope to see more of her.

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

What a fun idea to include Dee. Thank you for choosing a great classic by the Animals. Eric Burdon is one of the greatest voice in '60s blues rock. Since she was surprised to see that voice come out of little Eric, I would love to see her reaction to Steve Marriott when he opens his mouth to sing BLACK COFFEE. The look on the faces of the reactors is always priceless.

[@rubydazzler]

Your face - smiling at the young Animals like a proud uncle! We had a lot of soul in England, listen to Stevie Winwood, Tom Jones, Chris Farlowe, Steve Marriott, Amy Winehouse, Adele, to name a few off the top of my head.

[@MisterWondrous]

So glad to hear that your named doesn't mean "will burn in hell", as was the rumor. Kidding. :) How fortunate you are to have such a beautiful wife, not that you don't deserve it, because you do. And I think she is a brilliant addition to your show, and know that she will bring in more viewers, which is always a good thing, because you are bringing good music to new ears. And a peaceful, healing heart, which the world sorely needs. A brilliant recent example of a soul having no color, or maybe all colors, is in the soulful music of Hozier. "Nina Cried Power" and "Take Me to the Church" are both essential. And the videos are all so good, I would watch and hear them all. Y'all will love it, just as this classic, and the songs will become new classics.

[@caribbeanman3379]

By the way, this song is actually a modern adaptation of a much older folk ballad - centuries old - the origin of which is uncertain.

[@dorothymalloy1474]

I'm 82 & I agree best song ever

[@brianworst9074]

He also sang spill the wine dig that girl in the 70s.

[@josephinemonahan915]

Hi, just to add that, yes, Chas Chandler discovered Jimmy James ( as he was called) playing in Cafe Wha? In Greenwich Village...brought him to England and the rest is history🤩

[@Sneaky-Sneaky]

You might want to try some Psychedelic Gospel from the late sixties…..very unique! Check out…… ‘Time has come Today’ by the Chambers Brothers…..it was a huge hit….

[@robertprice6830]

Yeah man, she's cool. Keep it rollin.

[@usmcrn4418]

This is a very old folk song with no definite composer.. I think it was originally meant to be sang from the perspective of a female, who was being economically forced into prostitution at a whore house in New Orleans. My grandmother used to sing to me a version of this song when I was a 8 yrs old (I’m 60 yrs old now)… love your reactions.. keep it up! 😎❤️

[@leighsaldivar4439]

It’s 57 years old. Amazing 😉

[@antonioeasypiano]

So great song that even my piano cover sounds good!! 🎹💥😉

[@bugvswindshield]

lovely couple :) Thanks again for great reactions !

[@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer]

Good to see the fam at the table.

[@ewetoobblowzdogg8410]

Hope this is just the beginning of a most wonderful journey for your honey pie

[@albertscanlon2005]

Great fun reaction - your a fun couple.. terrific to see. God bless your souls. Keep laughing and smiling...The Animals ...this song...Brillaint and unforgettable..once heard...never never never forgotten. I tell you no lie that i thought i would never hear anybody come near Eric Burdon's voice on this track, but i can assure everyone that there was a chap i heard at a theater in Mold, North Wales in the UK who was every bit as spellbinding as this..in a play this tune being part of a Tribute to 1960s music. The theater erupted when he finished, everybody was in raptures..his name was Alan Howell

[@crazypainter56]

they recorded the song in DeLane Lea studio's in london -played halfway thru to set the meters on the console and the first time they played it thru -it was finished --cost about 11 pounds to record-said chas chandler-YES they were that good----

[@crazypainter56]

the vox continental organ went digital made by Korg-today---it was the same organ that made the Doors famous back in 1967-and many other groups

[@sherigrow6480]

We're all on our own musical journeys, as individual as our fingerprints.

[@joesiano21]

He was so young. Baby face has and older mans voice.

[@hog7203]

You're one of my favorite reactors to watch. I think you just took it up to another level by getting your lovely wife to join you. Enjoyed her take on the song. She'd probably like the live Gary Moore"Still got the Blues" and the live Humble Pie "Black Coffee" videos.

[@hadrenspicer9035]

Eric burton vocal,Chas Chandler bass,john steel drums,Hilton Valentine guitar,Alan price keyboard.Chas died several years ago .Hilton dies jam 29 2021.alan,left the group,in 1966. Eric still performs..part of the British invasion of the early 60s.Eric was the stabilizing,member .the animals had 3 completely different member and still produced great songs .check out the winds of change album from 1968.

[@tonyporenshenko425]

The original was done in the 1930s by Thomas Clarence Ashley

[@davidmazon7516]

That song Joy and Pain like you have in the background on a poster. Used to be on one of my mixtapes and I used to hear it all the time whenever I would cruise around in my car. I even got kind of sick of it.

[@robertajack2783]

Classic stuff here. I like the cover done by Five Finger Death Punch .

[@casperwallace9685]

Man the singer looks like he is 14 years old. No fancy gimmicks in those days, no auto-tune nothing. Man this takes us back

[@garyarnett1220]

Some one (along it's long journey) sped this recording up. The original song and performance was slower and more soulful. That was really fun kids. You need to have her along a bit more often Chod.

[@jhongauntt4918]

Godbless

[@terrisue4059]

I think of the movie "Casino" when I hear this nowadays. Weird how that happens.

[@billshine401]

One of my favorites. I hope we'll be seeing more of your wife. She's lovely.

[@james123q]

Hi there. This song is actually a cover, but is certainly the most famous. I think Bob Dylan did it a couple of years before, and it was also a cover. Others played or recorded it before Bob. The writer of the song is unknown (I couldn't find it) and listed as traditional. BTW, Eric Burdon is the vocalist in "Spill the Wine" by War.

[@motorcitymaniac167]

Nice... Chod let your wife react to Edgar and Johnny Winter Tobacco Road. ✌😎

[@marksanders8028]

You are a blessed man.

[@Isleofskye]

Great Reaction Guys and you make a charming couple :)

[@chuckragsdale2904]

Hard to believe that's the same Eric Burden that fronted the original Eric Burden and War but he made them dramatically different. "Spill the Wine" is still my favorite War song and the music they made in the immediate aftermath of his departure carried the same vibe they had with him. "Slipping into Darkness" and "Cisco Kid" are great examples.

[@letitbesummer6536]

That was fun watching it again this time with your wife included. Every time I see that goofy smile on that guitar player’s face I gotta laugh lol! Such an awesome song and so haunting. I did not know he was in War for a time! Interesting!

[@robertlear2735]

I saw Eric Burden in concert with War in 1970 and they did a lot great songs including "Spill the Wine" but the song "Low Rider" was done a few years later after Eric Burden left the band. As for the band itself, War was one of the best bands I had ever seen live. It was amazing show. I saw them on a Friday night in Kansas City where I was living at the time and I went back to see them again on Saturday night. ( I lived 4 blocks from the venue "Freedom Palace" in Kansas City so It was easy for me to see them two nights in a row.) But the Friday night concert was the best.

[@arthurjackson32]

Great reaction!

[@Alewifes_Husband]

Welcome, Mrs. Wilburn!!

[@mark-be9mq]

"Oh, what a lucky man he 'is' "

[@alasdairfinlayson]

There were dozens of versions of this song, this one being one of the best with a real bluesy feel to it. Another version by a band called Frijid Pink came out about 1970 and was a more rock style version, and was the first single I ever bought. Ancient history, but definitely worth listening, or even reacting to!

[@chanaplotke6218]

This original is better than all the covers imo. Powerful, pure stunning energy.

[@DonPowerPI3.14]

I think he was only 18 at the time...and he wrote the song, he's the original...Amazing !!!

[@richardkawucha1232]

When the Animals and similar groups were making videos , the main concentration was on the music and artist/s. Today, it's all about fancy productions.

[@barneyfontenot1462]

great job guys

[@timlamb6196]

I lived in Mobile Alabama for a few years and that town has a similar culture as New Orleans so this song reminds me of Mobile. The original mardi gras btw.