Remember the first time I heard this in 1970; I was 15 and the world was mine. The best music is from the 60's and early 70's and this is one fine example.
It was wonderful in many ways, and a nightmare for many of us living in small town with an abuse father. Life was a living dichotomy that affected me all my life. Fantastic music and outdoor adventures for sure though
Remember gettin' high and listening to this song at a lake at a local park with a buddy in 1970 when it first came out.. We started the song, all the geese in the lake swam over to us, stayed till the end of the song, then swam off! No lie!
I'm 62 and I just learned the name of this song is Spill the Wine Take that Pearl," when all this time, I swore they were saying, "Tell me why I picked that girl!" lol.
If you don't like you don't like shameless, at least appreciate their musical taste, because each season and each episode I stumble upon some great music.
Bro': The proto-rapping. The living, lively, lush multiculturalism. This White Brit boy and the Black-and-Tan San Jose low-ride band putting Eminem to a Santana spliff before Detroit Dude ever took his first baby stroll in a trailer park. Feel it, feel this for wot (what) y'it (it) truly iz (is): THIS...this is farkin', phucken, fabulously DECADES AHEAD OF ITS TIME. It ain't just a masterpiece, which it surely is. It's PROPHECY.
I was 6 that summer so I don't remember it. Of course at that age I only heard the music my parents put on. The only rock song I remember from that summer was, The Pipkins ~ 'Gimme Dat Ding'. We spent that summer by the sea in Maine. During the drive back, this song, 'Gimme Dat Ding' by The Pipkins came on the radio. My mom was appalled at the lyrics, thinking they encouraged impoliteness. She imagined some long haired hippie screaming this song loudly into the microphone, encouraging children everywhere toward impoliteness. She talked about it for years, but that was the only time I ever heard the song until I found it on youtube. Of course, at age 6, Saturday morning cartoons made a bigger impression on me than anything.
I was born in Houston Texas 1959 Mexican American in 1970 I was 11 years old I had first cousins that played music all the time and I loved this classic song stay safe in 2020 peace out!👍💪😎 Paul Garcia.
Ah these youngsters... bragging that this show or that movie replaced their musical knowledge... this was always a sexy, crazy song about a dream. War was huge.
This song was my late brother's favorite along with Born on the Bayou by CCR. Both these songs came on the radio back to back when I was heading back to Los Angeles from Phoenix the next day after my brother's funeral.
The super fabulous ERIC BURDON !!!! Most under-rated singer of all time!!! with WAR ,one of the most under -rated groups of all time , Hall of Famers ! WE LOVE YOU!!!
I was 12 years old when this came out..this song just popped in my head today but to be fair I listen to classic vinyl on xm radio so it has come on in my car before
When I was 5 years old (in 1978) I inherited the 45 rpm records of my parents and aunts and uncles when I got my first record player. This song was amongst one of the records I would end up playing over and over again...because I loved it. At 5 years old. I had no idea what Eric Burdon was singing about, but it was a fun song to listen to. And it still is, now that I'm 44 years old.
I was 8 yrs old and sharing a room with my brother who was 17. Had to learn to listen to music like this and I can reminence about this song. It's funny how life is
Eric Burdon was the lead singer of The Animals who achieved their popularity during the British Invasion of the 60's-This is an awesome song which reached # 3 in the summer of 1970.
I first heard this back in 1986! I know, years after it came out. I was Berkeley, walking down Telegraph on a summer afternoon. It was a feeling that no drug could replace.
Reminds me of hanging out with my grandpa eating watermelon in our front yard in the summer. Miss that old man everyday 😢 grateful I grew up with his music
I just bought this CD on Amazon! I cant wait to get it.Also bought Eric's book "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" He is AMAZING! "Spill the Wine" makes me melt! YES...I would be an Eric Burdon groupie back in the day! Does he have a fan page? I am in AWE of his talent!
Summer of ‘71, this was huge! I still remember that summer. This song is a masterpiece of jazz-rock fusion and imagery. You can’t listen to it without the scenes playing out in your mind.
I was 5 and this song was new. We were at Balboa park and I danced with my first love to this song. I have no idea who she was, but I will never forget her. I was five years old.
I was a young drummer with my first set of Rogers drums. After seeing Santana and hearing War's congas, 6 months later I had bought my first conga. Yes just 1. This was in 71!🪘🪇🪈
I am 62 in 1 month..I loved the song and always thought is saud: steal the wine and dig that girl..always loved hearing the Spanish lady..I eventually married one
Uncle Phil and my random subconscious brought me here. If you know, you know. "That's No Lady, That's My Cousin." Thanks for putting me on. R.I.P. James Avery.
Close your eyes and try to remember a time many years ago when great music was the norm. When you had to have talent to make a record. This song is a Masterpiece so enjoy it, there isn't too much this good coming to a radio near you anytime time soon. Hope for a better Music Day.
What a wonderful dreamy happy mesmerizing song this is ! Since the day it first aired it always made me feel better amidst the misery of those days that always seemed to creep in. Amidst the turmoil of economic changes, war, death, drugs, paranoia, politically motivated police violence, Race murders, assassinations, class war, political strife, it was a few minutes of guaranteed stress relief. Just plain good music. All there is to it. Poetry, mystery, eroticism, dreaming, nature, adventure ? It's got all that. We should all be grateful that talented people record their thoughts and emotions so the rest of us don't go nuts. After 50 years it still gets the job done.
"An oval-faired, long-haired, leaping gnome".... Classic. Great tune, a definite standout in the psychedelic zeitgeist of the time. Can't hear it without thinking Boogie Nights.
My memory of this song is from second grade. I went boating with a friend of mine and his dad. This song was playing on the radio and he thought it was saying "tic tac girl". Idk why but that was a really fun day and this song reminds me of that day. Haha
This is one hellava song that I've always loved during my life hearing it on the radio from a. Classic rock radio station. Sadly that I would hear it on the radio anymore. I miss hearing real classic rock from the 60s & up to the 80s.
12/30/2020 @Zeus & Athena - The song is Santana-ish, as it has a Latin vibe, yet is rock 'n roll, which for the most part, is exactly what Carlos Santana did. That combination, I.M.O., gave him a much wider audience base.
Fresh Prince of Belair brought me here. It's an addictive song that stays in yr head. That, added with the vision of Uncle Phil dancing like he was on Soul Train. James Avery RIP ⚘
My Brother's had me hooked on ERIC BURDON, And then WAR, IN LOVE !!! ONE OF THE BEST GROUPS EVER ❣❣❣ AND THANKS ERIC. FOR GIVING UP YOUR FUN TO TELL US ABOUT IT TODAY... ☮️&💜TO ALL....
Back in the day you could routinely hear songs this good on the radio.
It was called the 1970s.
Yeah, I remember. 😁
Or Chicago radio through the 1990s
Shameless brought me here. This episode made me sad and laugh at the same time. Best show out!
Jaime Martinez yessss
best show ever
The Fresh Prince brought me here
R. I. P Uncle Phil 🙏🏾
Me too RIP
Just watched that episode today. LOL. That dancing though
Same 💔‼️💔‼️
Remember the first time I heard this in 1970; I was 15 and the world was mine. The best music is from the 60's and early 70's and this is one fine example.
Totally agree. 1965 to 1975 best for all forms of entertainment in history.
Thanks for sharing your sweet memory! One of the truely relevant comments :)
Absolutely, My Favorite 60's and Early 70's...
Is it tru back then you could fuk a stranger with no condom and all you had to worry about was Chlamydia???
Shameless brought me here, thank you Frank.
You're welcome 🍷
Out of the middle came a lady saying esta es una b
The 70' was the best decade ever. It will never be repeated ever.
It was wonderful in many ways, and a nightmare for many of us living in small town with an abuse father.
Life was a living dichotomy that affected me all my life. Fantastic music and outdoor adventures for sure though
It was a very "magical" decade.
1970 to 1972 was good as was 1978 to 1979 (with the beginning of punk and New Wave), but the middle of the decade was mostly terrible.
Remember gettin' high and listening to this song at a lake at a local park with a buddy in 1970 when it first came out.. We started the song, all the geese in the lake swam over to us, stayed till the end of the song, then swam off! No lie!
men you were as high as fuck....so do you still smoke?
That is amazingly cool!
Reply was for Mike March
I'm 62 and I just learned the name of this song is Spill the Wine Take that Pearl," when all this time, I swore they were saying, "Tell me why I picked that girl!" lol.
😂
I was a Paper Boy when this came out.
I'm 61 now. Still a Classic song.
Do I Dig That Girl....
If you don't like you don't like shameless, at least appreciate their musical taste, because each season and each episode I stumble upon some great music.
i fucking love shameless
Trond Larsgaard I fucking love you too🍷 🚬💨💨
I can picture my dad jamming this song when it came out. Went to Vietnam 69-70 came back running around California deep in the culture
I last heard this at the El Cortez , Las Vegas, and for the Life of me, could not identify the title, until TH-cam assisted and , well , Here i am!
The level of creativity in this masterpiece is beyond measure.
Bro': The proto-rapping. The living, lively, lush multiculturalism. This White Brit boy and the Black-and-Tan San Jose low-ride band putting Eminem to a Santana spliff before Detroit Dude ever took his first baby stroll in a trailer park. Feel it, feel this for wot (what) y'it (it) truly iz (is):
THIS...this is farkin', phucken, fabulously DECADES AHEAD OF ITS TIME. It ain't just a masterpiece, which it surely is. It's PROPHECY.
Uncle Phil was jamming, and when my daughter told me "that's YOU!" I had to find this! ❤❤
This is without question a song that has aged real well. 47 years old and still grooving!
Let's rewind back in time to the year 1970 a timeless classic
Hard to believe it was 1970. I was 4. Now it seems still new to us. Groovy, catchy, classic.
I was 6 that summer so I don't remember it. Of course at that age I only heard the music my parents put on. The only rock song I remember from that summer was, The Pipkins ~ 'Gimme Dat Ding'.
We spent that summer by the sea in Maine. During the drive back, this song, 'Gimme Dat Ding' by The Pipkins came on the radio. My mom was appalled at the lyrics, thinking they encouraged impoliteness.
She imagined some long haired hippie screaming this song loudly into the microphone, encouraging children everywhere toward impoliteness. She talked about it for years, but that was the only time I ever heard the song until I found it on youtube.
Of course, at age 6, Saturday morning cartoons made a bigger impression on me than anything.
It was an instant classic the day It was released
I was born in Houston Texas 1959 Mexican American in 1970 I was 11 years old I had first cousins that played music all the time and I loved this classic song stay safe in 2020 peace out!👍💪😎 Paul Garcia.
Being a classic rock fan brought me here... This song is far ahead of its time.
Ah these youngsters... bragging that this show or that movie replaced their musical knowledge... this was always a sexy, crazy song about a dream. War was huge.
I feel so lucky that I was a child of the (late)70’s , got all this music as a kid growing up. Amazing shit , we’re lucky people ..
I think it came out in the early 1970s
This song was my late brother's favorite along with Born on the Bayou by CCR. Both these songs came on the radio back to back when I was heading back to Los Angeles from Phoenix the next day after my brother's funeral.
The super fabulous ERIC BURDON !!!! Most under-rated singer of all time!!! with WAR ,one of the most under -rated groups of all time , Hall of Famers ! WE LOVE YOU!!!
# 3 hit from the summer of 1970 & an all-time classic.
Simply put one of the coolest songs ever recorded in the history of music...
I was 12 years old when this came out..this song just popped in my head today but to be fair I listen to classic vinyl on xm radio so it has come on in my car before
Im 62
I grew up listening to this music. Good music 🎶
Born in 74... BUT... uncle Pete is my bridge... kept our family close. Best Uncle born in 1957
Eric Burdon, the house of the rising sun and this.... Wow, just wow.
im 27 and love this song, found it because of a show called shamless, wish i was born in this ERA
I'm 27 and I listened to this all the time as a child bc my dad had it on a mix tape. lol It's still my jam!
I was 13 when this came out. It's still magical at 64 years of age.
Love this song!! Been listening to it since it came out in 1970 I was 10 and I still love it in 2020!!!
When I was 5 years old (in 1978) I inherited the 45 rpm records of my parents and aunts and uncles when I got my first record player. This song was amongst one of the records I would end up playing over and over again...because I loved it. At 5 years old. I had no idea what Eric Burdon was singing about, but it was a fun song to listen to. And it still is, now that I'm 44 years old.
I first heard this classic in 1985 or 1986 on MTV's closet classics. Damn, I still love this tune!!
I was 8 yrs old and sharing a room with my brother who was 17. Had to learn to listen to music like this and I can reminence about this song. It's funny how life is
Eric Burdon was the lead singer of The Animals who achieved their popularity during the British Invasion of the 60's-This is an awesome song which reached # 3 in the summer of 1970.
Really just one of the greatest songs of all time. Great riff, great hook, spoken word great singing. Tells a story too. Fantastic!!
I first heard this back in 1986! I know, years after it came out. I was Berkeley, walking down Telegraph on a summer afternoon. It was a feeling that no drug could replace.
It's 12/22/2018 and I still enjoy this song. Brings back so many memories! To be 10 years old again!
This song randomly popped in my head just now, couldn't tell ya when I last heard it. Glad it was here to listen to!
Reminds me of hanging out with my grandpa eating watermelon in our front yard in the summer. Miss that old man everyday 😢 grateful I grew up with his music
What state was that watermelon?😀
I just bought this CD on Amazon! I cant wait to get it.Also bought Eric's book "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" He is AMAZING! "Spill the Wine" makes me melt! YES...I would be an Eric Burdon groupie back in the day! Does he have a fan page? I am in AWE of his talent!
Shameless brought me here last year but AYYY it's still a great song! 🖤✨
Shameless brought me here!!!
Love this jam...
My new fav🤩🎼🎼💋💘
same, poor frank, that was such a sweet moment
@@thecreativepilot1426
Makes you appreciate your loved ones.
No matter what life throws.
Family❣🍻🍺🙆♀️
Shameless - Season 7 x Episode 12, second to final scene brought me here. 🧡
Too bad this kick ass classic isn’t longer. Back then they made songs damn near as long as movies lol. Miss those days.
Loved Eric Burden and War on that awesome track, so creative for it's day
...& actually the fullstop belonged right after the word *creative*.
It was so creative for any day.
Jus’ saying’.😎👍
Oh my goodness that flute flame!
Boogie Nights led me this way. Damn this song rocks
Summer of ‘71, this was huge! I still remember that summer. This song is a masterpiece of jazz-rock fusion and imagery. You can’t listen to it without the scenes playing out in your mind.
Eric has one of the best voices
This my song right here!❤❤❤Childhood fav - different days back then! Gotta love it! Can we go back lol 😝
nothing today can touch this, and yes i have been here since 52..
Not been here as long as you, but I bet Jim Morrison and Syd Barrett are on the same level ;)
Right on Bro.
. . . just one word . . . FANTASTIC!!!!
One of the coolest songs ever! :)
Jordan Blanchard i wouldn t spill the wine but i d take that pearl....
i agree with you, goes through generations...
Yeah, but I'd rather "take that girl" instead
Jordan Blanchard True.
Jordan Blanchard but the pearl is on the girl ;-))
+Jordan Blanchard Someone re-records and makes a million + dollars! Heard it it here k
Woke up with this classic on my mind.
This song is so chill, I've never heard anything like this. Absolutely genius.
Ahhh This takes me back.... Some great memories. And a great melody for moving....
I was 5 and this song was new. We were at Balboa park and I danced with my first love to this song. I have no idea who she was, but I will never forget her. I was five years old.
I was a young drummer with my first set of Rogers drums. After seeing Santana and hearing War's congas, 6 months later I had bought my first conga. Yes just 1. This was in 71!🪘🪇🪈
Perfect mix of Latin & soul funk ) who's listening in 2020 😎🌲🌲🌲😤😤😤
Eric Burdon/ War's masterpiece. Thanks for posting!
I am 62 in 1 month..I loved the song and always thought is saud: steal the wine and dig that girl..always loved hearing the Spanish lady..I eventually married one
you got good taste lol
Uncle Phil and my random subconscious brought me here. If you know, you know. "That's No Lady, That's My Cousin." Thanks for putting me on. R.I.P. James Avery.
I've been looking for this song since I was like 17. Thank you, Suits! ❤
I was 16 when that song came out, and it was a mind-bender. Fit the times perfectly! :)
Shameless brought me here and I like the songs. Thanks 😘😊👍🏼
Eric Burdon is my absolute idol, then and now.
Close your eyes and try to remember a time many years ago when great music was the norm. When you had to have talent to make a record. This song is a Masterpiece so enjoy it, there isn't too much this good coming to a radio near you anytime time soon. Hope for a better Music Day.
Couldn't agree with you more man...they surely don't make them as enjoyable as they use to... I wish I was born in the 70`s
me too
I remember when this song came out ..They were ahead of their time...Never gets old..
In 1970, I was 10 years old, still heard this song, now I'm 61, 1 day before end 2021.
Wow... We're here together. Lol
@@xanias1825 Hoping this pandemic let us hear more beautiful songs like this for long time.
I listened to this song with my friendsI graduated from high school in1970
Shameless and uncle Phil brought me here. And I’m glad it did. 😎
I remember this when it first came out, yes I'm that old.
So am I, bro.😊
This song, along with "Low Rider", were must-haves for any self-respecting cool person my freshman year.
Good taste in music brought me here...🤘
Freaking Genius and timeless I was 13 the Summer of love 1969/1970 WILD!!
How I envy you.
I loved this song when I was a kid and my dad would play it, still love it now at 37! They don’t make music like this now a days 😢
Eric Burdon .. AND WAR.. Too DAMN GOOD!!💯💥❤️🎶❤️
I never knew who was the artist was on this song… Background music for most of my life, just never made a connection. ✌🏼
Eric has such a powerful voice. I love his ad libs on the outro and fade.
Eric Burden one of our all time treasure's!
Nothing like Eric. Creativity beyond measure. This song is everything to me.... Including time less
What a wonderful dreamy happy mesmerizing song this is ! Since the day it first aired it always made me feel better amidst the misery of those days that always seemed to creep in. Amidst the turmoil of economic changes, war, death, drugs, paranoia, politically motivated police violence, Race murders, assassinations, class war, political strife, it was a few minutes of guaranteed stress relief. Just plain good music. All there is to it. Poetry, mystery, eroticism, dreaming, nature, adventure ? It's got all that. We should all be grateful that talented people record their thoughts and emotions so the rest of us don't go nuts. After 50 years it still gets the job done.
They did it with a few extra lyrics where he says something like : wait a minute, I know I was dreaming, I was in the grass".
Amen!
I like Sly and the family Stones too. Relaxing sounds
One Sly song th-cam.com/video/YUUhDoCx8zc/w-d-xo.html
Boogie Nights reminded me of this song!
Timeless ,Eric Burden and War tune and fantastic video. Pictures and effects are mind blowing.Thanks!
"An oval-faired, long-haired, leaping gnome".... Classic. Great tune, a definite standout in the psychedelic zeitgeist of the time. Can't hear it without thinking Boogie Nights.
saw him live. life is good.
Oval faired... (As is an oval face)
I thought it was "over fed" (aka pudgy)
@@tomroff642 Having listened to it again, I'm still not sure. 😐 But maybe you're right. 😊✌
THAT WAS LIKE 57 YEARS A GO I STILL LOVE IT.
Well, not quite 57, but still . . .
47 years ago.
The man had soul then and still has it!!!
This is killer Eric Burdon and war the music was the greatest 1970 Yeah 👍
My memory of this song is from second grade. I went boating with a friend of mine and his dad. This song was playing on the radio and he thought it was saying "tic tac girl". Idk why but that was a really fun day and this song reminds me of that day. Haha
This is one hellava song that I've always loved during my life hearing it on the radio from a. Classic rock radio station. Sadly that I would hear it on the radio anymore. I miss hearing real classic rock from the 60s & up to the 80s.
12/30/2020 @Zeus & Athena - The song is Santana-ish, as it has a Latin vibe, yet is rock 'n roll, which for the most part, is exactly what Carlos Santana did. That combination, I.M.O., gave him a much wider audience base.
Fresh Prince of Belair brought me here. It's an addictive song that stays in yr head. That, added with the vision of Uncle Phil dancing like he was on Soul Train.
James Avery RIP ⚘
Totally vibing out to this is in March 2018
det313rae
hell yeah brother, im glad i aint alone
Oh! Me Too :)
4/20/18 still vibin there I was I was taken to a place.... this is definitely what life is supposed to feel like
This song plays in head all the time. Great acoustics, being such a vast empty space. Never leave the Garden, stay awhile.
An all-time classic!
My Brother's had me hooked on ERIC BURDON, And then WAR, IN LOVE !!! ONE OF THE BEST GROUPS EVER ❣❣❣ AND THANKS ERIC. FOR GIVING UP YOUR FUN TO TELL US ABOUT IT TODAY... ☮️&💜TO ALL....
I've always loved this song. Whacky, trippy and fun.
Woke up with this in my head today. Jumped outta bed shufflin like Uncle Phil man! Gonna be a great day! ✊🏽
FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR BROUGHT ME HERE
I'm 23 and I love war so much every single song of theres. For some reason this song creeped me out when I was younger.
One of the greatest songs ever!!!
This song is the bomb ... I've loved it since it came out ... TURN IT UP !!!
A Timeless Funky Classic! Burdon had a great voice and War!! what a Band!! In fact like a fine fine wine this song gets better with Age!!..