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The Animals were a highly popular and influential blues-inspired British rock band with several personnel changes and breakups. Originally known as the Alan Price Combo, the band changed its name to the Animals around 1962, then to Eric Burdon and the Animals after around 1966. The Animals' best known songs include "House Of The Rising Sun" (1964), "See See Rider" (1966), and "San Franciscan Nights" (1967). The Animals were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994.
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The Animals
Bring It On Home To Me 1965
("Bring It On Home To Me" previously charted for Sam Cooke (1962) and later also charted for Eddie Floyd (1968) and Lou Rawls (1970).)
Don't Bring Me Down 1966
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood 1965
("Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" later also charted for Santa Esmeralda in 1978.)
The House Of The Rising Sun 1964
(Based on a folk song dating back to at least the 1920s when blues singer Texas Alexander first recorded it, this song topped the charts for the Animals and later also charted for Frigid Pink (1970), Santa Esmeralda (1978), and Dolly Parton (1981).)
I'm Crying 1964
Inside-Looking Out 1966
It's My Life 1966
We Gotta Get Out Of This Place 1965
Eric Burdon And The Animals
Help Me Girl 1966
("Help Me Girl" also charted for the Outsiders in 1966.)
Monterey 1968
("Monterey" was in commemoration of the Monterey International Pop Festival held June 16-18, 1967.)
See See Rider 1966
(This song (a.k.a. "C.C. Rider.") previously charted for Chuck Willis (1957) and LaVern Baker (1963) and also charted for Bobby Powell in 1966.)
Sky Pilot (Part 1) 1968
When I Was Young 1967
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