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Eric Burdon - Rock 'n' Roll Animal (2020 BBC Documentary)
484,352 views Aug 12, 2020
Apologies for all the edits - After many attempts to upload this, I had to remove all of the Animal songs due to copyright, otherwise utube would not allow it to be shown.....Hopefully you get the gist !
Eric Victor Burdon - Born Walker, Newcastle Upon Tyne, England 1941. Then became an Animal.
Includes interviews with Sting, Bruce Springsteen, Steven Van Zandt, George Thorogood, Patti Smith
Fun Facts in the documentary:
Bruce Springsteen blames The Animals for every song he's ever written.
"The Spanish City" (which still exists in part), was a large fairground complex in Whitley Bay on Northumberland coast. Often visited in their youth by the likes of Eric Burdon, Sting, Mark Knopfler and Hank Marvin no less...to name but a few. A big draw back in the day!
Apologies for all the edits - After many attempts to upload this, I had to remove all of the Animal songs due to copyright, otherwise utube would not allow it to be shown.....Hopefully you get the gist !
Eric Victor Burdon - Born Walker, Newcastle Upon Tyne, England 1941. Then became an Animal.
Includes interviews with Sting, Bruce Springsteen, Steven Van Zandt, George Thorogood, Patti Smith
Fun Facts in the documentary:
Bruce Springsteen blames The Animals for every song he's ever written.
"The Spanish City" (which still exists in part), was a large fairground complex in Whitley Bay on Northumberland coast. Often visited in their youth by the likes of Eric Burdon, Sting, Mark Knopfler and Hank Marvin no less...to name but a few. A big draw back in the day!