A Brief History of The Animals | 30 Albums for 30 Years (S2, E22)
Learn the history of The Animals and their second album, "Animal Tracks" with #30albumsfor30years host Jay Sweet!
The Animals certainly left some tracks in 1964 and 1965, and "Animal Tracks" features these creatures in their finest years. The album contains two classics, “We Got to Get Out Of This Place” and “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood.” Along with some really solid blues numbers in “Take It, Easy Baby,” “For Ms. Caulker,” “Club A Go-Go,” “Roberta,” and “I Can’t Believe It,” Also noteworthy are the soul cover of “Bring It All Back Home” and the gospel-influenced “Bury My Body.”
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