Where the original Animals was a Newcastle-based
British R&B combo, Eric Burdon’s New Animals was a San Francisco-based
Psychedelic rock band. For the first six months of its new incarnation, the
group spent a good deal of time in the UK and managed to cut five different
session for BBC radio. This LP presents the finest tracks from four 1967
sessions and from one in 1968 with Zoot Money on keyboards. Sixteen songs cut
over a two-year period, from ballads and blues through to out and out psych -
all performed in a ‘live in the studio’ setting.
Eric Burdon
vocals;
John Weider
guitar, violin;
Vic Briggs
guitar*;
Danny
McCulloch bass;
Barry
Jenkins drums.
* except Side One tracks 1-2 replaced by Tom Parker
keyboards.
and Side Two tracks 6-8 replaced by Zoot Money keyboards.
Exact recording dates are contested but our best guesses are
Side One tracks 1-2: 14.11.66; 3: 28.1.67; 4: 24.8.67; 5-6:
21.12.67; 7-8: mid ’67.
Side Two tracks 1-2: 24.8.67; 3: autumn ’67; 4:
mid ’67; 5: 21.12.67; 6-8: 21.5.68.
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Side One 1. Jailhouse Rock 2. See See Rider 3. A Love Like Yours 4. San Franciscan Nights 5. Monterey 6. Anything 7. If I Were A Carpenter 8. Shake, Rattle & Roll |
Side Two 1. All Night Long 2. It’s All Meat 3. I Get So Excited 4. Yes I´m Experienced 5. Orange & Red Beams 6. When Things Go Wrong 7. White Houses 8. Landscape |