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ERIC BURTON - One More Cup of Coffee
Here are two covers by Eric Burton covering Bob, well technically the House of the Rising Sun is not written by Dylan but you all know the connection. So it's Ok!
The first take of One More Cup of Coffee was recorded in Germany on the 21st April 1976. Eric is in full Animals mode. The second is a little more interesting, as I was toying with the idea of going to this concert, at the International Jazz Festival at San Javier on the 22nd July 2011. It is less than an hour away from me here in Spain. I think this is a pretty good interesting rendition. The old voice is still strong. Why and the hell did I not go?
Here are two covers by Eric Burton covering Bob, well technically the House of the Rising Sun is not written by Dylan but you all know the connection. So it's Ok!
The first take of One More Cup of Coffee was recorded in Germany on the 21st April 1976. Eric is in full Animals mode. The second is a little more interesting, as I was toying with the idea of going to this concert, at the International Jazz Festival at San Javier on the 22nd July 2011. It is less than an hour away from me here in Spain. I think this is a pretty good interesting rendition. The old voice is still strong. Why and the hell did I not go?
ERIC BURTON, THE ANIMALS - The House of the Rising Sun
As a added bonus here is a little clip from a 1965 TV programme of, shall we say, a tongue in cheek version of It Ain't me Babe. What a classic video, this is showing the original Animals line up too.
As a added bonus here is a little clip from a 1965 TV programme of, shall we say, a tongue in cheek version of It Ain't me Babe. What a classic video, this is showing the original Animals line up too.
THE ANIMALS - It Ain't me Babe
DYLAN COVERS #124 - Eric Burton/The Animals - One More Cup of Coffee/House of the Rising Sun/It Ain't Me Babe
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1 comments:
Tulis comments'It Ain't Me Babe' is great. Pity they didn't perform the whole song in that style. Very entertaining.
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