Eric Burdon — Don't Ever Let Nobody Drag Your Spirit Down
Album: Soul of a Man
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Released: 2006
Length: 4:50
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You might slip and you might slide
You might tumble and fall down by the road side
But don't let nobody drag your spirit down
Remember you're walking up to heaven
Don't let nobody turn you around
Walk with the rich, walk with the poor
Learn from everybody, that's what life is for
And don't let nobody ever drag your spirit down
Well be walking up to heaven
Don't let nobody turn you around
Some say yes, some say no
Some wait and see which way the wind blows
Don't let nobody ever drag your spirit down
Well be walking up to heaven
Don't let nobody turn you around
Well the things I say might sound strange to you
And I might preach the gospel and I believe it's true
And I won't let nobody drag my spirit down
I'll be walking up to heaven
And I won't let nobody turn me around
You might slip and you might slide
You might tumble and fall down by the road side
But don't let nobody drag your spirit down
Remember you're walking up to heaven
Don't let nobody turn you around
I won't let nobody turn you around
You might tumble and fall down by the road side
But don't let nobody drag your spirit down
Remember you're walking up to heaven
Don't let nobody turn you around
Walk with the rich, walk with the poor
Learn from everybody, that's what life is for
And don't let nobody ever drag your spirit down
Well be walking up to heaven
Don't let nobody turn you around
Some say yes, some say no
Some wait and see which way the wind blows
Don't let nobody ever drag your spirit down
Well be walking up to heaven
Don't let nobody turn you around
Well the things I say might sound strange to you
And I might preach the gospel and I believe it's true
And I won't let nobody drag my spirit down
I'll be walking up to heaven
And I won't let nobody turn me around
You might slip and you might slide
You might tumble and fall down by the road side
But don't let nobody drag your spirit down
Remember you're walking up to heaven
Don't let nobody turn you around
I won't let nobody turn you around
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That's the groove, exactly. Yes!
Love me some blues on a sunny Sunday morning. Thanks Bill - great mix today!
On_The_Beach wrote:
This man's face bears the aspect of one baked.
This man's face bears the aspect of one baked.
Marr wrote:
It's just you.
Maybe it's just me, but this seems a little lacking. Especially after hearing some SRV right before.
It's just you.
niggy45 wrote:
I am a straight male but wow is he sexy.
let's see the rest of the body....
I am a straight male but wow is he sexy.
let's see the rest of the body....
Hannio wrote:
I'll take White Boy Singing the Blues for $200, Alex.
rluking wrote:
Ah, but you forgot to phrase your answer in the form of a question.
Alas, no points for you. ; )
I'll take White Boy Singing the Blues for $200, Alex.
rluking wrote:
And the answer is:
The founding member and lead singer of the band The Animals.
Ah, but you forgot to phrase your answer in the form of a question.
Alas, no points for you. ; )
Would love to hear some "Black Man's Burden" one of these days. Some of my favorite stuff from the master.
niggy45 wrote:
I am a straight male but wow is he sexy.
in this picture, yeah a bit. in a stoner-ish kind of look. but then again, i think joe walsh is sexy, too.
I am a straight male but wow is he sexy.
in this picture, yeah a bit. in a stoner-ish kind of look. but then again, i think joe walsh is sexy, too.
WOW I was surprised to see this was Eric Burdon . I saw ERIC BIBB PLAY THIS AT WOODFORD FESTIVAL IN THE GOLD COAST (2003) AND EVEN BOUGT THE CD! Great song anyway!! (apologies for caps unitentional lol ....
On_The_Beach wrote:
I am a straight male but wow is he sexy.
I am a straight male but wow is he sexy.
NeilBlanchard wrote:
I like this but feel Eric Bibb's is better and that looooong intro is fabulous
Great version of a great song! I do think the version Eric Bibb has on From Mali To Memphis is Godlike.
I like this but feel Eric Bibb's is better and that looooong intro is fabulous
Just the right amount of blues I needed.
rluking wrote:
Liked him better with War.
Hannio wrote:And the answer is:
The founding member and lead singer of the band The Animals.
Liked him better with War.
Great version of a great song! I do think the version Eric Bibb has on From Mali To Memphis is Godlike.
Aud wrote:
ain't it the truth
I immediately thought of Bob Dylan and Gotta Serve Somebody
ain't it the truth
There's a great story about his mother in the liner notes for one of the Grateful Dead's Europe '72 shows. She wandered backstage and was met by one of the entourage. She was wondering if anyone there had met her son. It turned out that they all had. The woman who had first seen her there ended up spending the evening with her watching the concert.
Kind of drags along, getting no where. Feels like it could have been a 12-second interlude between other tunes.
But, obviously, that's just me.
But, obviously, that's just me.
On_The_Beach wrote:
Doooooood...seen my bong??
Doooooood...seen my bong??
Hannio wrote:
rluking wrote:
And the answer is:
The founding member and lead singer of the band The Animals.
"Who is Eric Burdon?"
I'll take White Boy Singing the Blues for $200, Alex.
rluking wrote:
And the answer is:
The founding member and lead singer of the band The Animals.
"Who is Eric Burdon?"
Whow, just dig that organ man; coooooool!
Good stuff!
Hannio wrote:
I'll take White Boy Singing the Blues for $200, Alex.
And the answer is:
The founding member and lead singer of the band The Animals.
I've always been into this mans music. He'll always be one of my rock legends. Good to hear he can still make music.
I'll take White Boy Singing the Blues for $200, Alex.
Marr wrote:
Maybe it's just me, but this seems a little lacking. Especially after hearing some SRV right before.
Oh, you just can't compare him (or anyone else) to SRV - he's too godlike!
Taste Burdon for what he is.
So, based upon the title, we should let everybody drag us down? Dag, yo.
I guess that's the blues for you.
Yummy... I love good blues.
Maybe it's just me, but this seems a little lacking. Especially after hearing some SRV right before.
I just love this guy's voice, no matter what he sings!
Nice
I immediately thought of Bob Dylan and Gotta Serve Somebody
On_The_Beach wrote:
...He was notorious for coming on stage sloppy drunk and obnoxious.
Not my favourite either. but this track is OK
h9xh9xh9x wrote:
This guy's a real animal in concert.
He put on one of the best concerts I've ever seen (and I've seen hundreds) but apparently it's a crapshoot. He was notorious for coming on stage sloppy drunk and obnoxious. I caught him on a (very) good night in a small venue in the late 70's.
h9xh9xh9x wrote:
This guy's a real animal in concert.
cute pun!
Sorry........2
Diggin it. Nice blues.
What a nice blues song. Don't hear much blues here-- I like it!