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I think the lyrics ... ( 4 weeks ago by telijencio)
I think the lyrics of this music is of the Bob Dylan.
No. It was recorded ... ( 4 weeks ago by SirCoughsalot)
No. It was recorded long before Dylan was ever born. It's a traditional song.
do I do this again? ... ( 4 weeks ago by kattskill57)
do I do this again???????? I am new to this--------- Joan you were my hero in th 70's In fact they ( the courts) tagged me -----------I am so f*cked...Anyway, I love your s*it and always will--I dream of Joe Hill EVERYNITE>>>>>>>
Given it's about a ... ( 3 weeks ago by Sibelius92)
Given it's about a brothel, it seems more meaningful sung by a woman. Great song!
I believe it is ... ( 3 weeks ago by billcandy1)
I believe it is about a woman's prison where the window faces East.
All blyesy like ... ( 3 weeks ago by Traveller000001)
All blyesy like this - blows the Animal's version away... and those lilting ends and that steel guitar - chills and chills to the end of it! Oh!~
this song is by ... ( 2 weeks ago by CKKCMC)
this song is by woodie gunthre, who bob dylan idolized
It isn't. ( 2 weeks ago by SirCoughsalot)
It isn't.
first time i heard ... ( 2 weeks ago by rkru7)
first time i heard a women sing it and its crap the animals are stil the best with this song
Well, nevermind. ... ( 2 weeks ago by SirCoughsalot)
Well, nevermind. It's either a brothel, a prison, or a gambling hall, lol.
this is a biob ... ( 2 weeks ago by systrack)
this is a biob dylan song, from de 1962 album
it's not bob dylan ... ( 2 weeks ago by humppppa)
it's not bob dylan song stupid lol, he covered it...THE ANIMALS !
Bob Dylan recorded ... ( 2 weeks ago by SirCoughsalot)
Bob Dylan recorded it long before The Animals did, but he didn't write it. It's a traditional song. Earliest recording comes from the 1930's.
Im sure its a Woody ... ( 1 week ago by vicpur)
Im sure its a Woody Guthrie song from the '30s
Various accounts ... ( 1 week ago by shd1230)
Various accounts have it kicking around the South since the Civil War, a cautionary tale for those who'd stray. Sometimes, when it came from a man's mouth, it was a gambler's song. More often, it was a woman's warning to shun that house in New Orleans that's 'been the ruin of many a poor girl'.
ITS A FOLK SONG--NO ONE KNOWS WHO COMPOSED IT OR WROTE THE LYRICS.
The authorship of ... ( 1 week ago by YelimTterr12)
The authorship of the song is not known, so it is up for grabs!
I thought it was ... ( 1 week ago by majewda)
I thought it was done by the animals in the 60's originaly, but I could be wrong
What a beautifull ' ... ( 1 week ago by vikisisa)
What a beautifull 'arrangement' (how do you call that in enlish??)with the piano...it's like you are going to lay down in a warm bath...!
It used to be an ... ( 1 week ago by PallekuIing)
It used to be an old folk song from the Southern of the US. The oldest known existing recording is by versatile Smoky Mountain artists Clarence "Tom" Ashley and Gwen Foster and was made in 1933. But was made famous by The Animals in 1964.
yes calm down ... ( 1 week ago by ChuckDaMoney)
yes calm down vikisisa lets not get too excited now...
Not really my taste ... ( 1 week ago by ChuckDaMoney)
Not really my taste; why do people keep making their own version and ruining it. Doesn't work for me - a song is supposed to tell a story and the effort to get the vocals all right and 'unique' I think makes the song less of a story and more of a song. In this case the House of the Rising Sun is really a story if you read the lyrics and so I can't help feeling this version defeats the story which this song is meant to tell.
its a highly ... ( 1 week ago by jammyjo610)
its a highly stretched version...
People make their ... ( 6 days ago by huxylady)
People make their own versions because it is a folk song. That's the point of folk music- it is infinitely adaptable. And it is a folk song not a ballad so it is more about a feeling than a strongly structured narrative. I don't think JB ruins it at all- she just sings a version of the song from the female perspective which is just as traditional as the male.The versions by Woody Guthrie, Dylan and the Animals are all incredible but they aren't the be-all-and-end-all. JB's is just as good.
it is a traditional ... ( 1 day ago by peteroffthetracks)
it is a traditional song which means their is no begining or end to originality. in this case thank god for tradition



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