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Eric Burdon and the New Animals Special
“On Friday April 12th 1968 at 5:30pm. LET’S GO from CBC Vancouver presented a special half hour show featuring Eric Burdon and the New Animals (1966 -1969). The entire show was devoted to the group’s unique musical expression - utilizing sound, lights and props in their presentation. Burdon introduced his own show with a bit of the Animals old “House of the Rising Sun” before presenting his four new members: Vic Briggs (guitar), John Weider (guitar), Barry Jenkins (drums) & Danny McCulloch (bass), leading to their first song “Monterey,” the band’s tribute to the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival and includes The Black Plague, San Franciscan Nights, When I was Young and Sky Pilot, an anti-war song of the Vietnam era.
Eric Burdon and the Animals performed 5 songs, and, from the 1967 album Winds of Change, the band's first real psychedelic rock album., they perform "San Franciscan Nights" and "The Black Plague." 1967 saw Eric Burdon and the one remaining other Animal (drummer Barry Jenkins) move to America. They were joined by Vic Briggs (guitar/keyboards), John Weider (guitar/violin) and Danny McCulloch (bass). They wrote "San Franciscan Nights" in praise of the Californian city by the bay. It was the biggest hit that the New Animals - as opposed to the first-incarnation Animals of the mid-1960s - would have. It reached the peak position of number 1 on the Canadian RPM chart. The band wrote it as a protest song against the Vietnam War and dedicated the album to George Harrison of the Beatles. But first, "The Black Plague" is a vastly different track with a Gregorian chant, dramatic, sombre and full of dread, narrated by Eric Burdon. The devastating Plague, also known as The Black Death, is estimated to have killed 60% of Europe’s total population, peaking from 1347 to 1351. In London approximately 62,000 people died between 1346 and 1353. Eric wanted to perform this as a stark contrast to the other 4 songs in the half hour show. The bell tolls The Black Plague has struck. Diseased eyes roll upwards as if knowing which direction their souls will travel (Bring out your dead) "When I Was Young," an autobiographical song told about Eric's father who was a soldier during tough times, as well as young Eric's adventures, including his first smoke of a cigarette at 10, to his meeting his first love at 13. The final verse shows his disillusionment with society ."My faith was so much stronger then, I believed in fellow men, And I was so much older then. When I was Young". "Sky Pilot" is about a chaplain who blesses troops just before they set out on an overnight raid, and then retires to await their return, a contradiction to the commandment You Shalt Not Kill. At the time of taping, the Animals were performing at the Cave Supper Club in Vancouver, British Columbia and taped the 5 songs during an afternoon in the CBC Vancouver TV studios. Unfortunately the CBC studios had not been equipped yet with colour cameras - that came a month later.
Eric Burdon and the Animals performed 5 songs, and, from the 1967 album Winds of Change, the band's first real psychedelic rock album., they perform "San Franciscan Nights" and "The Black Plague." 1967 saw Eric Burdon and the one remaining other Animal (drummer Barry Jenkins) move to America. They were joined by Vic Briggs (guitar/keyboards), John Weider (guitar/violin) and Danny McCulloch (bass). They wrote "San Franciscan Nights" in praise of the Californian city by the bay. It was the biggest hit that the New Animals - as opposed to the first-incarnation Animals of the mid-1960s - would have. It reached the peak position of number 1 on the Canadian RPM chart. The band wrote it as a protest song against the Vietnam War and dedicated the album to George Harrison of the Beatles. But first, "The Black Plague" is a vastly different track with a Gregorian chant, dramatic, sombre and full of dread, narrated by Eric Burdon. The devastating Plague, also known as The Black Death, is estimated to have killed 60% of Europe’s total population, peaking from 1347 to 1351. In London approximately 62,000 people died between 1346 and 1353. Eric wanted to perform this as a stark contrast to the other 4 songs in the half hour show. The bell tolls The Black Plague has struck. Diseased eyes roll upwards as if knowing which direction their souls will travel (Bring out your dead) "When I Was Young," an autobiographical song told about Eric's father who was a soldier during tough times, as well as young Eric's adventures, including his first smoke of a cigarette at 10, to his meeting his first love at 13. The final verse shows his disillusionment with society ."My faith was so much stronger then, I believed in fellow men, And I was so much older then. When I was Young". "Sky Pilot" is about a chaplain who blesses troops just before they set out on an overnight raid, and then retires to await their return, a contradiction to the commandment You Shalt Not Kill. At the time of taping, the Animals were performing at the Cave Supper Club in Vancouver, British Columbia and taped the 5 songs during an afternoon in the CBC Vancouver TV studios. Unfortunately the CBC studios had not been equipped yet with colour cameras - that came a month later.
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CBC BEHIND THE SCENES IN HOUSE
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INSIDE OUT is a 1977 CBC Vancouver in-house documentary produced as a training vehicle for new employees of that era. The video focuses on television, radio and support departments with explanations of the purpose and functioning of each area. In doing so, the presentation takes the viewer on a tour of studio and location productions as well as departments and offices of the Vancouver productio...
JERRY LEE LEWIS Concert Expo '86 Vancouver BC
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Jerry Lee Lewis, nicknamed The Killer and "Rock 'n Roll's First Great Wild Man," performed a concert at Expo '86 in Vancouver, B.C. Canada. In addition to all his major hit songs like Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On, Great Balls of Fire, Breathless and High School Confidential, Jerry Lee sang classics including You Belong to Me, Mona Lisa, Sweet Georgia Brown and Crazy Arms. Jerry Lee was a pionee...
ONE NIGHT STAND Special w Rovers & Carroll Baker
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CBC Vancouver Special ONE NIGHT STAND from 1982 featured The Rovers with co-host Canadian country music star Carroll Baker. Following their pop hit, Wasn’t That a Party in 1980, the Rovers dropped the word Irish as they wanted to prove their versatility and expand their audiences and repertoire. In fact The Rovers had won Most Promising COUNTRY Band in the US trade magazine Cashbox in 1981!! Ca...
THE IRISH ROVERS with guest BOBBY DARIN.
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This is the last of the Irish Rovers in studio half hour shows we have available and the special guest was Bobby Darin. In 1972 singer, songwriter and actor Bobby Darin sang his hits Beyond the Sea and Simple Song of Freedom, backed by Vancouver's Doug Parker Orchestra. Beyond the Sea, the English language version of Charles Trenet's French hit song La Mer (the Sea), was Darin's follow up to Ma...
THE IRISH ROVERS & Scotland's Bonnie Prince Charlie's story
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THE IRISH ROVERS tell the story in song of Charles Edward Louis Stuart, better known as Bonnie Prince Charlie, son of deposed King James 11 of England and V11 of Scotland. In the 1745 uprising, he attempted to restore the Catholic Stuarts to the English & Scottish thrones and was defeated in Culloden in April 1746 by the army of Protestant English King William 111. After the battle, Charlie hid...
THE IRISH ROVERS with guest LONNIE DONEGAN 1971.
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On November 29th 1971, THE IRISH ROVERS’ guests were Lonnie Donegan and dancers Joan Millar, Joe’s wife, and Margaret McDowell, Wilcil’s wife. Lonnie was the UK's most popular and influential recording artist before the Beatles. His influence on British music in the late fifties is incalculable. His interest was in skiffle music, played on improvised musical instruments such as kazoos, broomhan...
THE IRISH ROVERS in the Scottish Highlands 1973.
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THE IRISH ROVERS IN THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS was first seen on TV across Canada in March 1974. They visited historic sites and their songs included Loch Lomond, Will Ye No Come Back Again, Skye Boat Song, Culloden, Glencoe, Westering Home, I'm a Rambler and Lizzie Lindsay.
THE IRISH ROVERS with guest JOHN DAVIDSON 1973
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In February 1973 from CBC TV Vancouver, the Irish Rovers introduced their special guest, singer/actor/TV personality John Davidson, who sang a medley of 1972 hits as well as "Little Green Apples." The Rovers sang The Unicorn, The Nightingale, Rothsay-o, a children's medley by the three leprechauns and We're No Awa Tae Bide Awa (Scottish song).
IRISH ROVERS in LONDON 1973 + Will & Jimmy interview
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In 1973, the Irish Rovers flew to England, taping half hour shows in London and the Cotswolds, before heading north to Scotland where they taped two shows. Next: Will & Jimmy were interviewed by host Terry David Mulligan for the THEN AND NOW Vancouver series. The Rovers were Will Millar, George Millar, Jimmy Ferguson, Joe Millar and Wilcil McDowell.
THE IRISH ROVERS with guest JOHNNY CASH. 1974
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In March 1974 American Country Music Legend Johnny Cash was the guest of The Irish Rovers with the Carter Family including his wife June Carter and Mother Maybelle Carter, as well as guitarist Carl Perkins. The dancers on the show are Margaret McDowell, Rover Wilcil's wife, and Joan Miller, Rover Joe's wife.
The Irish Rovers in the Cotswolds. England 1974
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Back in September 1974, the Irish Rovers travelled to England and visited the picturesque honey-coloured villages in the Cotswolds. The songs they sang included Three Jolly Coachmen, Scarborough Fair, Sweet Nightingale, Foggy Foggy Dew and Greensleeves.
THE IRISH ROVERS & guests THE CLANCY BROTHERS. 1972
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From the CBC Vancouver TV Studios in October1972, The Irish Rovers (Will Millar. Jimmy Ferguson, George Millar, Joe Millar, Wilcil McDowell) and their guests The Clancy Brothers with Tommy Makem perform songs including Black Velvet Band, Wild Colonial Boy, Jug of Punch and One Eyed Riley.
THE IRISH ROVERS with guest ANNE MURRAY. 1971.
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THE IRISH ROVERS with guest ANNE MURRAY. 1971.
FATS DOMINO CONCERT at '86 Expo. Vancouver BC.
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FATS DOMINO CONCERT at '86 Expo. Vancouver BC.
IRISH ROVERS "Sell Out" with JOHN GARY, the CHIEFTAINS
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IRISH ROVERS "Sell Out" with JOHN GARY, the CHIEFTAINS
IRISH ROVERS Hootenanny w GLENN YARBROUGH, 7 others
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IRISH ROVERS Hootenanny w GLENN YARBROUGH, 7 others
EASTER in ISRAEL Tommy Common and Eleanor Collins.
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EASTER in ISRAEL Tommy Common and Eleanor Collins.
THE IRISH ROVERS SILVER ANNIVERSARY 1989
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THE IRISH ROVERS SILVER ANNIVERSARY 1989
FOR ALL HIKERS: West Coast Trail on Vancouver Island.
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FOR ALL HIKERS: West Coast Trail on Vancouver Island.
GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE 1993 Behind the Scenes
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GOOD ROCKIN' TONITE 1993 Behind the Scenes
The Irish Rovers in Concert in New Zealand 1977
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The Irish Rovers in Concert in New Zealand 1977
LET'S GO 1966: 5 Vancouver singers w 25 Brit Invasion hits.
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LET'S GO 1966: 5 Vancouver singers w 25 Brit Invasion hits.
The Irish Rovers in New Zealand on Location 1977
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The Irish Rovers in New Zealand on Location 1977
Town 'n Country 1969 Neun, Buddy Knox, Howie Vickers, Ann Mortifee
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Town 'n Country 1969 Neun, Buddy Knox, Howie Vickers, Ann Mortifee
So how many records and cd did y’all make dearing the years. Love y’all songs. And who gave it a name. Y’all were cute back then.
He wasnt pop , but he was important.
War is a misunderstanding unitially, and the fight or die, or surrender the ling fought for freedoms.
I rented my Rhodes to these guys for a small gig in WY in the ‘80’s. I had no idea who Vince Gill was at the time. They were nice blokes to deal with. After the show I BS’d with them for a few minutes and then they were off to catch their plane to Jackson Hole.
I imagine "The Raes" probably wish they could take back that decision to turn down the CBC contract. Somebody might have even recognized their name years later... Vanity is a powerful drug...
Curt smiles and laughs a lot 💗
I could’ve sworn it was called the Sherri show, maybe that’s just what I used to call it. My mom and me would watch this show when I was little and it’s one of my favorites
Thanks for the upload , I feel like I found hidden treasure ❤😊
Back then , girls were much harrier so much so that you could call it Sasquatch
It's been years that I've heard or listen to them. The good old days in Montreal.❤️🇨🇦
This is a much appreciated addition to the available Cash entertainment on YT. Thank you!
Her and Neil should never have nixed Myron Grombacher and the other guitar player - they stopped rockin shortly thereafter and the dual guitar sound was gone for good
They had tooth whitening back then ?
Beautiful!!
I'd love to know the differing lyrics they used for The Irish Rover here. Checking the dates, this was recorded about the same time Cash's Columbo episode was released.
The singing is cringeworthy but this is a very cute show and awesome, or should I say “groovy” interviews. I love watching these, thanks for sharing!!
I love the Irish Rovers, love their songs/music….. I could listen to them all day…..👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🇺🇸
Love this album by album interview with the Moodies it’s great to listen to Justin and John’s opinions love all their albums everyone of them is unique 💙
My childhood’s favourite
They were in their 30s the yr I was born 1979.
I love their music, always have
Who leaked this CBC video footage that is usually far too tied up in rights issues that most of CBC vintage footage disappears never to see the light of the public day ever again? Awesome to see.
Love this music.
Check out those smiling eyes, it’s obvious he finds joy in performing
Turning off don't need the filli
So beautiful..! His lovely voice..and this wonderful song..! I love this..! What a voice..!
❤LOVE ❤
❤LOVE ❤
so so well done - both are real pros -
Probably one of my favorite Joe songs...he will be missed.RIP Joe😢
R.I.P. Joe. July 9th 2024.
That was Vince singing Amie too. He sure was a pretty thang. I love Vince Gill! By the way, I am not a guy, lol
😮is that Rusty on keys an Chris on drums 🚴👍🙏
No
Q chingona cancion muy buena gracias fast dimino walking to new orleans
Aint that shame ,q chida
Pat was hot af
The king of scithle ❤
We can call this Canadian Bandstand.
So beautiful to the ears they play so great and Fats is dynamite where has all this greatness gone
The dumbest most annoying interview. They had no interest in discussing ANYTHING related to the Hurting and they had stated this repeatedly in other interviews. They were out to promote Big Chair. The interviewer had no interest in the band or he'd have done the most minimal amount of research and would know that. But the interviewer starts out do you have any advice for young people. WTF
God I love classic rock from the 60's and 70's
Learn something new everyday. Now that I know it’s Vince Gill, it’s obvious
Make sure the Cast Iron is almost white hot Put the in once they turn from gray red. That's the time to take them off the heat unless you want rubber for diner...
Sempre e per sempre il più grande
I love Fats Domino
I saw The Irish Rovers a couple of times here in Kamloops. My parents, siblings and I always had a great time singing along, jumping around and clapping. We once were pointed out by Wil Millar. who said that he hoped everyone was having as good a time as we were. Ah, memories.
who was the band at the end playing Sgt. Pepper? cool version!
The scene at 5:25, during 'Glencoe', was a still photo used for the cover of the LP 'The Irish Rovers Special', which came out that year. My grandparents used to have that one and I still have it today!
Saw him onstage at Barkerville around mid to late 70's. When we went for ice cream later, he was sitting on a bench eating a cone. I got to have a conversation with him, which was a great thrill for a kid. I remember him being very friendly. Thanks for the happy memories. 😃
Thank you for enriching my life . Peace 🙏