 Credited to "Eric Burdon & The Animals," this is the group's finest foray into psychedelic rock. Every time I hear the opening guitar growl, it's obvious where Black Sabbath got the inspiration for the similar opening growl to "Iron Man." Now in the Classic 45's jukebox, cause it's one of those nuggets that just doesn't get played often enough. The big mystery to me is why Dave Marsh left it off his list of the 1,001 greatest 45s of Rock'n'Soul. It would definitely be on my list (if I ever make one!) For one thing, this is a single that was not included on any contemporary Animals album — this was a previously unreleased, non-LP single. The two sides eventually got added to an Animals compilation CD, but you won't find them anywhere on vinyl (to my knowledge) except on this little 45 record. (And may I say how incredible the audio is? Stunning doesn't come close!) Note: This beautiful copy has a drillhole and comes in a vintage MGM Records factory sleeve. The vinyl and audio grade very close to Mint. (This scan is a representative image from our archives.)
Condition Detail:Label: M- (dh) | Vinyl: M- | Audio: M-Written by: Burdon-Weider-Briggs-McCulloch-Jenkins (A), Burdon-Weider (B)Produced by: Tom Wilson, Arranged by Vic BriggsChart info: #15p in April 1967Track time(s): A: 2:58 | B: 3:04Mix: MonoOther info: Contains 45-only, non-LP track(s).
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