Live on Hullabaloo TV Show, 1965. Unlike other versions of this video on TH-cam, this version has the studio track (In Sync) without the canned audience foley or the television intro.
Man I’m a 62 yr old black guy livin in Baltimore’s hood, but I can listen to these songs before I ever listen to rap music. These 60s pop groups made some beautiful music. Just a beautiful atmosphere around all these 60s songs.
Yes they did. I'm 57 and live in a Cleveland hood and I couldn't agree more. Love the old school Marvin Gaye songs, Al Green, The Zombies, The Animals, The Fifth Dimension. And Soooo much more.
I'm across the river in Alexandria. I totally agree with you. You close your eyes, and you are somewhere else. "Time of the Season " isn't just a song. It's a mood.. It's a moment. It's a feeling. It's an era. It transports you to a whole other world. I hear it, and I'm swaying to the music, moving my hips and my arms slowly with my eyes closed. I'm drifting away to someplace beautiful overlooking the water.
"Time of the Season" and "She's Not There" by the Zombies are two of the greatest rock songs ever recorded. Both have a sexy, moody and mysterious vibe to them that is quite unique.
Music knows no color! Dance on. A motown girl myself, sometimes I like country. When did that happen? I love most genres. WTF! HA- keep movin' and groovin'!😂❤
Sending healing love & gratitude to Rod Argent, who just suffered a serious stroke. your music will live forever. What a great record...one of many from the Zombies.
@@Suzanne-p8l Suzanna at 72 didn’t we have some great times back in the day ?!! I think we did those of us who listen to those great bands of Old# have a great day
Groundbreaking for 1964, not even the Beatles had a song that year that was as somber and lyrically sophisticated as this, they were still doing mostly upbeat love songs. It still holds up today.
My social studies teacher is 63, super nice guy, never gives homework and gives minimal tests. He always starts the class by playing old fashioned music from when he was a kid, then sings and plays the tambourine. He played this today and I had to hear it again. He was born in 1961, the same year the school he works at was built. He always joked about seeing if he could outlast the school. The school is being torn down this year, he wins.
Only 64 here. This song came out in 65 when I was 5, so it's firmly entrenched into my childhood memories. AM radio hits of the 60's will never be outdone for me.
This song has captivated me for 50+ years. The arrangements, the off-beat of the drums, the keyboard tone and style, the dark theme and the amazing voice. Absolute perfection.
Yeah the bass playing was great.. Rod Argent's keyboard on the early albums. Amazing sounds and their high vocals. They stood apart from the other bands,. I wish they had recorded a few more albums with the founding members, and the sound they forged.
Colin Blunstone. Yes, fabulous. He also sang with the Alan Parsons Project on Old and Wise and The Eagle Will Rise Again. You never forget a song he has sung.
everything in this song sounds so great together (even if it sounds a tad off once in awhile) ------- just makes you appreciate it more for it's total originality and total effort ------------------- how sweet it is!
Well, no one told me about her The way she lied Well, no one told me about her How many people cried But it's too late to say you're sorry How would I know, why should I care? Please don't bother trying to find her She's not there Well, let me tell you 'bout the way she looked The way she acts and the color of her hair Her voice was soft and cool, her eyes were clear and bright But she's not there Well, no one told me about her What could I do? Well, no one told me about her Though they all knew But it's too late to say you're sorry How would I know, why should I care? Please don't bother trying to find her She's not there Well, let me tell you about the way she looked The way she acts and the color of her hair Her voice was soft and cool, her eyes were clear and bright But she's not there But it's too late to say you're sorry How would I know, why should I care? Please don't bother trying to find her She's not there Well, let me tell you about the way she looked The way she acts and the color of her hair Her voice was soft and cool, her eyes were clear and bright But she's not there th-cam.com/video/_2hXBf1DakE/w-d-xo.html
Hello,Kathie Gifford,just wanted to say thank you for posting the words to this unique and usual song,been wondering about some of the words for years now,just wanted to let you know how much I at least am glad you posted the words!!!!!Goodbye from a guy in South Louisiana!!!!
corememoriess , i like your message , i feel the same about Colin Blunstones voice ,, no one can match it , then now and always hes so unique xx lol JANE X
Yes, Back in the Sixties, Many groups had a distinct sound that was all their own, instantly recognizable and thrilling. The Zombies had that very cool, jazz/rock vibe to their sound and lyrics that worked so well together. One gets such a powerful sense of this seductive but mysterious , incomprehensible Woman... Well, Let me tell you 'bout the way she looked, the way she act, the color of her hair, Her voice was soft and cool, her eyes were clear and bright... But She's Not There... WOW... Amazing!!!
The background vocals and breathing sounds were exceptionally good! The sound was perfect. Unfortunately, the group had some growing pains which was typical of young people and they had to take time off from each other for awhile. Such is life.
I am a 59 year old and you just made me smile. If I envy youth for one reason it is all of the wonderful music you have in front of you, yet to be discovered.
my introduction to this song was in 1979 with the UK Subs punk version... the Zombies version is much better of course, but I still loved the UK Subs version at the time th-cam.com/video/Aur8Miwq9Rc/w-d-xo.html Have to say I do appreciate younger people now getting in to the music I loved when I was young. The music of the 60's and 70's (and for quite a few years beyond) was so inspired and diverse.. and young people today would gain SO much by broadening their outlook and listening to it.
The keyboard in the recording is actually a Hohner electric piano. One of the coolest sounding electric pianos ever. Difficult to play because it had no sustain pedal. The keyboard in the video is a Vox Continental organ.
@@anthonypfranco Rod Argent is the best. When this came out around 65 I was in high school. My friend Ron was a 10th grader. I remember him telling me that he had to replay the LP keyboard solo about 20 times to nail it. Alan Price was another great player in that era.
Listening to this fab Zombies track makes me so happy to have been part of the 60s era ,,,,What utter talent these english guys were ,,,im 76 and still love them lol xx
Ii agree with you, oughten oughten. I turn 75 next week and am so grateful I grew up in this musical era. I saw Colin in New Hampshire at the Pavilion in Gilford. He was part of Hippie Fest. When he came out on stage, he got a standing ovation before he even opened his mouth. It was electrifying! He looked bewildered and surprised to get such a response. It’s one of my favorite memories. Eric Burdon was part of this show too. What a great evening!
I’m an old git now born 1944 ,I’ve grown up listening to Great music 1950s 60s 70s the best of British bands,And to be fair a few Yanks too.Privileged,
Yes, because everyone who dressed well and presented themselves well died in the 80's and Western music is now being actively destroyed by the millenials and Gen Z.
@@jaimeguerrero7320 Not me. Additionally I still like cowboy movies, especially The Magnificent Seven, 1960, The Cowboys, True Grit, Ol Yeller, Hang em High, few others.
Thank fuck for that. I don't need musicians to be good looking and to behave, i need them to sound great and be an amazing experience live. For example take Brett Hoffman (i know, different genre but valid as an example), topless except an open vest, jeans, long sweaty hair (well not sweaty at the start of the concert) but the stage presence and the energy that you could feel was just over the top. Sadly he won't come back as well, fuck cancer.
The kinks. Now there was a band that was different. In the best way I mean. You know a young guy can’t buy everything but I definitely bought the kinks albums. They had 45s back then. 99 cents. lol. True
Too bad most artists of today, not all, can't construct well-arranged songs. Melody is all over the place and not tight. Even garage rock had better tunes than today's songs. Shame, shame.
Genius cares not the era it came from. "She's Not There" is as powerful in 2024 as it was in 1964. Vinyl Junkies in their 20s and younger are discovering the pure Classic Rock my generation grew up on when we were "kids". God BLESS you! You can't do much better than The Zombies. Dig it, young people. You''re our musical soul mates - regardless of your age. We love you all!
Might I suggest that's because most of the so-called music today has all been influenced by what the originals did all those years ago & really just rehashes & reshapes what has already been done. Just a theory
@@jeffslade1892 unfortunately, miming was common practice back then unless you were on the Ed Sullivan Show. But a good camera shot of Rod doing his thing would have been nice.
This must be the 70 yo section me too. I still think the 60's was the best music ever. 70's had a lot too. I found my favorite songs by most groups was not always their biggest songs. I was very partial to ballads.
When I was a kid, my mom used to blast this song downstairs with her boyfriend. It's really an amazing song with a phenomenal melody. The lead vocalist has one of the best voices I've ever heard, and perfect reverb selection.
Well, no one told me about her, the way she lied Well, no one told me about her, how many people cried But it's too late to say you're sorry How would I know, why should I care? Please don't bother tryin' to find her She's not there Well, let me tell you 'bout the way she looked The way she'd act and the colour of her hair Her voice was soft and cool Her eyes were clear and bright But she's not there Well, no one told me about her, what could I do? Well, no one told me about her, though they all knew But it's too late to say you're sorry How would I know, why should I care? Please don't bother tryin' to find her She's not there Well, let me tell you 'bout the way she looked The way she'd act and the colour of her hair Her voice was soft and cool Her eyes were clear and bright But she's not there But it's too late to say you're sorry How would I know, why should I care? Please don't bother tryin' to find her She's not there Well, let me tell you 'bout the way she looked The way she'd act and the colour of her hair Her voice was soft and cool Her eyes were clear and bright But she's not there
@@salvadormarley Yes, i think that can be the case. For example you can tell much of the 50's and 40's music is dated and not great in comparison to much of the music decades after.
Jennifer Calabrano Arias In High School a teacher knew Greg Allman & got there band to come all the way to Buffalo, NY to play. Greg even brought Cher. Its true Buffalo is unlucky 10 feet snow almost every winter, 4 lost superbowls 1977 Blizzard, people consider us a drinking town because a lot of Irish folks live here. That 77 Blizzard was bad 70mph winds City & Schools were closed for 3 weeks. Its cool having Canada as a Neighbor & Niagara Falls is close
Greg is a cool singer too; I understand you, I live in a small town in Chile ( Los Ángeles ) and here the winters are very cold and the summer is very hot and dry, because we live in the middle of mountains and hills, anyway I love my city because it's simply
Which makes sense, since The Zombies are sometimes referred to as "the transition" or "the bridge" between The Beatles and The Doors, or the eras those two bands represented. In my opinion, The Zombies are too great and unique to be considered just as a transition point between two (great) bands, but the statement makes perfect sense nonetheless.
@@SnootchieBootchies27 Not true. According to quantum theory she or more precisely the particles constituting her can be at any number of places at the same time.
I think in part we produced great music because our education was so good, unfortunately not the case today. Learning music at school was a huge part of the education system then.
Comrade dulls - As this year Rap/R&B sales have finally overtaken rock music - The Party™ has issued initiatives to completely break down society and degrade culture so the state can take total control. This will require everyone to hand in any 70s rock albums by white artists. Despite most rock being correct & ideologically beneficial compositions, the band members themselves must be photoshopped less white - before being erased from the Collective Consciousness - particularly Led Zeppelin, Jethro Tull and Yes. Citizens will then have their albums replaced with Rihanna, Bruno Mars and Linda Ronstadt - as well a whole host of Jay-Z-Approved performers, keyed in to reduce musical literacy, normalize salacious material, and generally demoralize the population. Also a diverse Islamic Jihadist music and Mexican folk music may be included. MTV & The Grammys will no longer tolerate bands acting "white" by singing in English correctly, having above average tunes, playing their own instruments or using intelligent lyrics. Bourgeois values and the memory of them must be erased from the Collective Consciousness with the help of historical revisionism in the academia, news media, and the Party's branches in the entertainment sector. The proletariat will then undergo re-education and be released from ungood thoughts, by instilling a culture of materialism, physical beauty, sex and financial success without effort or practical ability.
Comrade Dulls - the proletariat need not worry about the higher pursuits of the mind. It's been taken care of for them by us - the Global Elites ! I urge you to turn yourself over to the Party™ for re-education and be released from ungood thoughts. All Thought is Crime.
Wow! This still sends chills up and down my spine! It's pure electricity. And in that era, there was electricity like that, practically every week, for an entire decade! It's still mind-blowing, even now. OMG!
Rod Argent on keyboards wrote most of the music and contributed to a lot of the lyrics. He had a successful career after the Zombies broke up. 1st with his own band Argent then as a composer for films and television, record producer and session musician. Rod and his wife have been married 50 years. That is rare in normal society and even more rare in the entertainment business.
Rod and Colin got back together in 2001, they added Rod's cousin Jim Rodford and his son Steve to their new lineup and added Keith Airey as lead guitarist before Tom Toomey took over sometime in the late 2000's. Then Jim Rodford died in 2018. Chris White and Hugh Grundy reunited with Rod and Colin for the 50th anniversary of the Odyssey and Oracle release. Sadly, Paul Atkinson died in 2004.
While many bands in the 60's went the psychedelic route with their music, bands like The Zombies, The Doors, and Donovan combined rock with jazz. I think that's why their music is timeless...
Anthony i agree with you comment,,, ive adored these genius guys since their beginning , after all the many decades i still get cold chills every time i hear this very fine classic , one thing that bothers me ?? i wish the girl would come back xx Jane x
I was a 60s era girl we had a complete Beno with the music it was so diverse , we had a great choice xx these guys have always been so special to me xx lol Jane x💛💛
Great song and clip. The Keyboard player (Rod Argent) and the Bassist (Chris White) went on to form "Argent" in the late 60s...who had the Worldwide hit "Hold youre head up..Woman" in 1972. Trivia for the music enthusiast.
Gripnok ive always been allured by these genius guys ,, how charming was this classic ,,,,, its stood the test of time ,, long live the 60s era i was their ,,,,great harmonies and voices xxJane x
It has to be the most poignant and atmospheric songs of it's era. Timeless, haunting and you never tire of hearing it. An outstanding and profoundly creative aural masterpiece.
I was still in HS when this song was released. Graduated in 1969 and joined the USMC in June of 1969. I knew I'd end up in Vietnam which I did in '71-'72. I had a death wish back then and knew I'd be killed in Vietnam. Now I'm glad I made it home. This song reminds me of the life and loves of the sixties and seventies when music was music and girls were girls.
Good bless you my friend. I was born in 64 and still don't quite understand. I had 2 brothers drafted ( 1 in Vietnam, 1 waiting to go). What you did for our country far outweighs any song. You have the right to do anything you want. You deserve it brother!
Janice i wanted to marry all these fab guys ,, they were smart good looking great voices with harmonies to match ,,i was a 60s girl it was so important for us to look our best a great figure was an asset ,,, those were the days my friend lol xx ,,,I WISH x
I like how the cameraman literally focuses on everyone and everything except keyboardist Rod Argent during the keyboard solo. Drummer, random woman - whatever. Unbelievable.
incredibly moment when he makes the funny face next to the statute. seems planned but since none of the other members do stuff like that, perhaps it was spontaneous?
When I was married I asked my wife to get me the Zombie's greatest hits CD. She did. Her comment on the cover photo was "It looks like they are trying to pull of the retro look." I had to explain to her it was not retro but was the way they dressed at the time when their music came out. It was time like that our fourteen year age difference was apparent. lol
This song has a unique quality that I can't quite put my finger on - it's like the feeling when a chalkboard screeches, but instead of being unbearable, it's electrifying. It's like the music is vibrating through every part of my body and I can't help but move to the beat. It is more than just a song, it's an experience that I can't get enough of
if you listen carefully, every single instrument is doing something unusual: the drums, the guitar, the bass, and the dominant electric piano. it all comes together for an amazing song. not a simple song at all to play. very sophisticated for 1964.
That's Rod Argent on the keys. When The Zombies broke up, he formed his own band Argent. His organ solo in "Hold Your Head Up" (long version) is considered to be one of the greatest in rock music.
Actually, it wasn't a synth. It was an electric piano... a Hohner Pianet. Rod Argent used it almost exclusively in their early songs and it contributed greatly to the group's distinctive sound.
@@flynn8969 No Flynn - it was NOT an organ. It was a Hohner Pianet, an early electric piano. Most keyboard players in the sixties and seventies used either a Fender Rhodes or a Wurlitzer electric piano, sometimes along with a Hammond, a Farfisa or a Vox organ...but Rod definitely used the Hohner on this song. It's a totally different sound. I've been a pro keyboard player since this song came out and I've used pretty much every major keyboard at one time or another. The actual instruments used on most hit records are well documented. You can look it up if you like.
@@KittyGrizGrizRight, the bald heads, beer gut, shirt out, skinny jeans that only give the appearance of leaness. Tatsleeves, earplugs, other weird pokie things, filed teeth, lizard contact lenses, painted nails. Gross
I believe they were the first rock band to feature a jazz inflected piano break in a song. 'She's Not There' is on my top ten rock songs of all time. 'Tell Her No' is not far behind, along with 'Time of the Season.' I'm old enough to have been around when all those songs came out, and they sound timeless to this day.
Saw them at the Ridgefield playhouse in Connecticut and they blew my mind they were so great I couldn't believe it the vocals was amazing the instrumentation was awesome God bless this band ♥️♥️♥️
hello this lovely guy must have the best voice ever ,,he was a top man in the Zombies xx i have adored them since this classic came out im now 78 years old long live the 60s era i was their lol Jane x
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Man I’m a 62 yr old black guy livin in Baltimore’s hood, but I can listen to these songs before I ever listen to rap music. These 60s pop groups made some beautiful music. Just a beautiful atmosphere around all these 60s songs.
Yes they did. I'm 57 and live in a Cleveland hood and I couldn't agree more. Love the old school Marvin Gaye songs, Al Green, The Zombies, The Animals, The Fifth Dimension. And Soooo much more.
This type of music can not stand next to rap music. Why! Because this is another time zone.
@@JohnBrown-hl4cy so what, todays music is bullshit and thanks for that bit of education I would’ve never known.
Hey 72 here,I love these old hippie songs..still rocking.
I'm across the river in Alexandria. I totally agree with you. You close your eyes, and you are somewhere else. "Time of the Season " isn't just a song. It's a mood.. It's a moment. It's a feeling. It's an era. It transports you to a whole other world. I hear it, and I'm swaying to the music, moving my hips and my arms slowly with my eyes closed. I'm drifting away to someplace beautiful overlooking the water.
"Time of the Season" and "She's Not There" by the Zombies are two of the greatest rock songs ever recorded. Both have a sexy, moody and mysterious vibe to them that is quite unique.
true...many feel the same way!
"Summertime" from it begins here LP also has a similar feel to time of the season.
Which was actually a Gershwin cover.
Agreed ... still mysterious!
"Whenever You're Ready" is there most underrated track IMO
If you released this song today in 2024 it would still be a hit.
I don't think so.
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Music knows no color! Dance on. A motown girl myself, sometimes I like country. When did that happen? I love most genres. WTF! HA- keep movin' and groovin'!😂❤
Man, You hit-it.
Oh yeah !!!
Sending healing love & gratitude to Rod Argent, who just suffered a serious stroke. your music will live forever. What a great record...one of many from the Zombies.
she's behind you guys
+Di Ci you mean they are behind them
lol
Di Ci top kek
Di Ci ha,ha, yeah..she's right there !
I think they mean she's not there's mentally.
The Zombies were way cool, way ahead of their time.
lightyears
So cool !!
Great bassline by Chris White and Rod Argent's electric keyboard is just sublime.
Did they ever dress in zombie costumes on stage?
They were of their time, no time cooler than the 60s
Thats a million dollar voice right there. Its ageless...
Colin
It's the best.
Colin Blunstone’s unique, incredible voice
I be 73, listening to this music 🎶 in 2024 just feels glorious to say the least, great times!!!!! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
I'm with you...will be 72 in December. My favorites are Time of The Season and Tell Her No.
72 now, 2024, this was one of my favorite songs.❤
Right on ✌️🎼🎼❤️🎶🎶😎
@@Suzanne-p8l Suzanna at 72 didn’t we have some great times back in the day ?!! I think we did those of us who listen to those great bands of Old# have a great day
Groundbreaking for 1964, not even the Beatles had a song that year that was as somber and lyrically sophisticated as this, they were still doing mostly upbeat love songs. It still holds up today.
Merkin this divine song will be around until eternity lol x
Ps i wish with all my heart we were back in the 60s ,,, what an era to live through,, im so happy i was their lol x
I'm a 70's baby, but love this song. Were the Zombies around for long?
I still don't know to these days what's all the fuss about the Beatles.
@@pangeaproxima9446 Then you don't know much!
55 years later this is still a great record.
Oh yeah! I was fortunate to see them just before the pandemic...fantastic!
Bill i reckon this is the very best single ever made then , now and always ,, i only wish the girl would turn up ? Jane xx
Back when the Vietcong where ambushing marines in the jungle
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Bill you’re definitely from 50 years ago
My social studies teacher is 63, super nice guy, never gives homework and gives minimal tests. He always starts the class by playing old fashioned music from when he was a kid, then sings and plays the tambourine. He played this today and I had to hear it again.
He was born in 1961, the same year the school he works at was built. He always joked about seeing if he could outlast the school. The school is being torn down this year, he wins.
You've been lucky to have him for your teacher!
Great story!
That’s good to hear!
Sadly, I find nothing but obituaries when I Google my teachers, and he and I are about the same age.
@@racheldrum1982 I’m sorry to hear that, I bet there were some really nice ones
2 yrs. later, and no one thumbs-up my comments! Am I wasting time here?
NO, man, if listening to this 'Neat Stuff' , You basically are "HIP"! cj
Yes
I got you man.👍😎
Same two years ago.😊
The Zombies: just now in the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame! Congratulations to all Zombies fans who voted!
I just wondered about them and why there weren't yet but I see the finally got recognized this year.
Thats really great news!!!!!
Are they alive still
@@Mintmilkshake Nah, their second bassist, Jim Rodford, died.
Niiice!
The Animals or The Doors in yet?
They should be
I'm 68 years old and still listening to the Zombies.
They are a great band ❤❤❤❤
Only 64 here. This song came out in 65 when I was 5, so it's firmly entrenched into my childhood memories. AM radio hits of the 60's will never be outdone for me.
I'm 72 and all these British musicians were so good
I'll be 67 this year and I'm here!
That singer of the Zombies, Colin Blunstone is great. Maybe the best of that era. ?!?
I'm 68 years old too❤🎶🌌🥰🤙
The music of the Sixties is never boring. The groups were all cool.
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yes it was !!!
Cool and cheesy as hell... that´s what I enjoy the most
Hey, I can even get in a bubble gum mood, well, for a little while
Definately.
This song has captivated me for 50+ years. The arrangements, the off-beat of the drums, the keyboard tone and style, the dark theme and the amazing voice. Absolute perfection.
I agree!
jotacalvo I was 13 when this song came out.This was always one of my favorite songs.
Agreed...the minor key, the synchopation...way ahead of it's time
When they actually wrote music.....
@@genburke2656 I was just thinking that was some real keyboard magic there in the bridge, wow!
In my opinion, Colin Blunstone is one of the finest singers of all time.
If I'm not mistaken I believe Colin Blunstone did some of the songs with The Alan Parsons Project, The Eagle Will Fly Again comes to mind.
Check out his version of "What Becomes of the Broken Hearted". It's outstanding
amen
@@robpelick7460 thanks for the recommendation. will do
@@prb1345 Old and Wise was his best with APP
The only problem about this song is its too short
Live versions are longer!
Yes but a great memory jerker wonderful memory.
songs mostly had to have air play on radio then to be promoted, alas they couldn't be too long. Time had to made for commercials to air etc.
Most songs were only 2 min long. At least they didn't bore us with them being too long filled with silly lyrics and swearing
I also feel like the chorus could have been repeated 1-2x every time to stretch the song to at least 3 min..
I'm 74 and listen to this music once or twice a month. Rejuvenates me!!!!
Me too!
I'm 65 and me too!! 💖😃
78 and still love them
Me too.
I'm 71 and I always loved this song, it stirred something in me, and still does, great music back then.
@@suzannehughes8697 I’m 71 also love this song and the band !!!
The Zombies had some of the best basslines in music..Damn,that groove is deep.
Thanks Ian!! Don't forget to vote for us!
Never really noticed that before...something new for me to listen to now. Thanks.
@@thezombies We Voted YOU ARE IN !! WELCOME TO THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2019 WELL DESERVED 👍
Yeah the bass playing was great.. Rod Argent's keyboard on the early albums. Amazing sounds and their high vocals. They stood apart from the other bands,. I wish they had recorded a few more albums with the founding members, and the sound they forged.
@@rajeshkaran7800 Chris White on bass . one of my early hero's.
A very underrated band
Edit: ok calm down, so what if my comment is overrated? No ones telling you to read it
not back in the day
op. a very overrated comment lol
AAAhhh...no.
always the same comment, please is so stupid
I never paid attention before. But, this guy has a beautiful voice.
michael g Very unique sound as well.
Colin Blunstone. Yes, fabulous. He also sang with the Alan Parsons Project on Old and Wise and The Eagle Will Rise Again. You never forget a song he has sung.
everything in this song sounds so great together (even if it sounds a tad off once in awhile) ------- just makes you appreciate it more for it's total originality and total effort ------------------- how sweet it is!
Thanks for the info, I'll check it out!
He definitely does. Still.
I'm 70 and I still love these songs.
hey, 75 here and I'm with you all the way. Greatness lasts forever.
71 here and this is a Great song!
I'm glad they are in the Hall of Fame...well deserved.
Holy shit we all here!
Good music never dies.
72 and still listening to them
Well, no one told me about her
The way she lied
Well, no one told me about her
How many people cried
But it's too late to say you're sorry
How would I know, why should I care?
Please don't bother trying to find her
She's not there
Well, let me tell you 'bout the way she looked
The way she acts and the color of her hair
Her voice was soft and cool, her eyes were clear and bright
But she's not there
Well, no one told me about her
What could I do?
Well, no one told me about her
Though they all knew
But it's too late to say you're sorry
How would I know, why should I care?
Please don't bother trying to find her
She's not there
Well, let me tell you about the way she looked
The way she acts and the color of her hair
Her voice was soft and cool, her eyes were clear and bright
But she's not there
But it's too late to say you're sorry
How would I know, why should I care?
Please don't bother trying to find her
She's not there
Well, let me tell you about the way she looked
The way she acts and the color of her hair
Her voice was soft and cool, her eyes were clear and bright
But she's not there
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Hello,Kathie Gifford,just wanted to say thank you for posting the words to this unique and usual song,been wondering about some of the words for years now,just wanted to let you know how much I at least am glad you posted the words!!!!!Goodbye from a guy in South Louisiana!!!!
Great moves,amazing song great performance and the memories,this song is as beautiful as you
How are you doing today?
Thanks babe!
So now we know what the doors were listening to
Exactly what I was thinking.
I think I read somewhere that they were I influenced alot by the older blues stuff.
Santarna as well lol xx these guys are still electric lol xx
Absolutely!! Before looking this up, I thought the Zombies were a Doors wannabe band. Turns out it's quite the opposite 😅
Santana was great in person back in the day! Many groups wrote and played there own music.
Colin Blunstone's voice is like silk, so soft and so smooth. His voice is truly something special
corememoriess , i like your message , i feel the same about Colin Blunstones voice ,, no one can match it , then now and always hes so unique xx lol JANE X
Yes, Back in the Sixties, Many groups had a distinct sound that was all their own, instantly recognizable and thrilling. The Zombies had that very cool, jazz/rock vibe to their sound and lyrics that worked so well together. One gets such a powerful sense of this seductive but mysterious , incomprehensible Woman... Well, Let me tell you 'bout the way she looked, the way she act, the color of her hair, Her voice was soft and cool, her eyes were clear and bright... But She's Not There... WOW... Amazing!!!
The background vocals and breathing sounds were exceptionally good! The sound was perfect. Unfortunately, the group had some growing pains which was typical of young people and they had to take time off from each other for awhile. Such is life.
I attended a Zombies concert not too long ago and I'm surprised they're still performing. One of the best concerts, ever. The audience just roared!
cool. where was it.
And they have a new album out in 2023, nearly 60 years later!
COULD you hear
the Music '?' humm ?
time - & - Date'd' .
Wow, how cool...sentimentality.
That's my song right there! That BASS!
The bass hits different
Yes!!
bro that bass slaps
Bass is great and I dig the wide-frame glasses!
@taddeo ruggerio Yep!
Colin Blunstone's voice is incomparable. Wonderful. Rod Argent is such a huge influence on music. What a band!
I agree!
@@ppiper396 Ditto
They have a new album called “Different Game”.
Me and Ted Bundy would vibe this
This would make a great audition song for a vocalist.
Actually, she was there. Sitting on that couch all along.
..and another she was there..
standing right next to the drummer..
Ha ha lol
Should have gone to Specsavers!
Dangerously funny 🤣
Yo
As an 18 y.o I am so thankful for TH-cam allowing me to find great songs like these.
The 60s were magical for music.
I am a 59 year old and you just made me smile. If I envy youth for one reason it is all of the wonderful music you have in front of you, yet to be discovered.
Have you heard “the way I feel inside” yet? It’s tied with this one as my favorite zombies song
my introduction to this song was in 1979 with the UK Subs punk version... the Zombies version is much better of course, but I still loved the UK Subs version at the time
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Have to say I do appreciate younger people now getting in to the music I loved when I was young. The music of the 60's and 70's (and for quite a few years beyond) was so inspired and diverse.. and young people today would gain SO much by broadening their outlook and listening to it.
Welcome to the Wonderful World of Classic Rock
The voice of Colin Blunstone is like no other. he's perfect!! I'll never get tired listening to him and the bass line and the hammond....
Colin Blunstone has several excellent solo albums. He also was a member of the Alan Parsons Project.
The keyboard in the recording is actually a Hohner electric piano. One of the coolest sounding electric pianos ever. Difficult to play because it had no sustain pedal. The keyboard in the video is a Vox Continental organ.
Not a Hammond a Hohner Pianet.
@@plumicon And it was played by Rod Argent,later of Spooky Tooth and Argent ("Hold Your Head Up")
@@anthonypfranco Rod Argent is the best. When this came out around 65 I was in high school. My friend Ron was a 10th grader. I remember him telling me that he had to replay the LP keyboard solo about 20 times to nail it. Alan Price was another great player in that era.
Listening to this fab Zombies track makes me so happy to have been part of the 60s era ,,,,What utter talent these english guys were ,,,im 76 and still love them lol xx
Proud to be part of systemic segregation, bigotry, sexism, Vietnam.........wow.
Ii agree with you, oughten oughten. I turn 75 next week and am so grateful I grew up in this musical era. I saw Colin in New Hampshire at the Pavilion in Gilford. He was part of Hippie Fest. When he came out on stage, he got a standing ovation before he even opened his mouth. It was electrifying! He looked bewildered and surprised to get such a response. It’s one of my favorite memories. Eric Burdon was part of this show too. What a great evening!
@@pearlschoice1988 What fantastic memories you have ,, never to be forgotten its rather lovely lol x
I remember this...living as a teenager in Germany...1968 -1970....damn good
I’m an old git now born 1944 ,I’ve grown up listening to Great music 1950s 60s 70s the best of British bands,And to be fair a few Yanks too.Privileged,
Born in 1993 but my dad was born in 1946 so he's the reason I know most of these songs and why I love them.
Nice!
Colin Blunstone to me was one of the most underrated singers in the history of rock, along with Paul Carrack
he's 75 go see him perform before he dies.
His voice is still good and he's still performing
And Jeff Beck...
Gary Pucket belongs on the list to. His voice was exceptional. Young Girls, Woman Woman and Lady Willpower. Fantastic.
@@rockinblue978 Saw him a couple of years ago and that voice was still sweet.
Dressed, polished, presented. A bygone era. Enjoy, it ain't coming back.
Yes, because everyone who dressed well and presented themselves well died in the 80's and Western music is now being actively destroyed by the millenials and Gen Z.
@@jaimeguerrero7320 Not me. Additionally I still like cowboy movies, especially The Magnificent Seven, 1960, The Cowboys, True Grit, Ol Yeller, Hang em High, few others.
Exactly. Nothing like it.
Thank fuck for that. I don't need musicians to be good looking and to behave, i need them to sound great and be an amazing experience live.
For example take Brett Hoffman (i know, different genre but valid as an example), topless except an open vest, jeans, long sweaty hair (well not sweaty at the start of the concert) but the stage presence and the energy that you could feel was just over the top.
Sadly he won't come back as well, fuck cancer.
Pity.
I'm 22. But my favorite decade of music is the 60s.
same here :) my dad died in 2020 he was almost 50 when he got me, so he was from 1948, and i grew up with 1960's music.
Same here :) i'm 15 y.o but my favorite decades of music is 50's and 60's
@@erikmedina4848 try the searchers sweet for my sweet, is not out on our. Channel yet but damn that song is stuck in my head....
Welcome, brother!
@omegajrz1269 paramedic. Music knows no language nor generational barrier. 🎶 ❤️
I’m 71 never gets old listening too these guys and other 60s bands great stuff
It is 2021 and their music is still
timeless.👍
Hello Jean, How are you doing?
The kinks. Now there was a band that was different. In the best way I mean. You know a young guy can’t buy everything but I definitely bought the kinks albums. They had 45s back then. 99 cents. lol. True
God, I get chills from this song. It's so fricking good.
YAARI, I LOVE YOUR COMMENT , Ifeel the same as you ,, since the 60s era i loved them then , still do lol Jane x
Totally agree!
Right!! So calming…So sultry…Sexy!
Check out cherish by the association. Gives me the same feeling.
One of the coolest and best-constructed songs ever - it deserves to be around for many more decades
It’s not going anywhere 😊
It’s gonna be around long after we’ve gone! 🤣👏
Too bad most artists of today, not all, can't construct well-arranged songs. Melody is all over the place and not tight. Even garage rock had better tunes than today's songs. Shame, shame.
Genius cares not the era it came from. "She's Not There" is as powerful in 2024 as it was in 1964. Vinyl Junkies in their 20s and younger are discovering the pure Classic Rock my generation grew up on when we were "kids". God BLESS you! You can't do much better than The Zombies. Dig it, young people. You''re our musical soul mates - regardless of your age. We love you all!
❤
The song is over 50 years old, and still works today as well as ever.
Yes is a,master piece of rock
Better than all the shit nowadays.
That bossa-nova beat just makes it. This is one of my favorite bands of the 60s.
@@michaelolz I think they have a unique sound.
They stand above most of today's auto tune musician wannabes.
This song is way ahead of its time. I can imagine it as a present day song
Might I suggest that's because most of the so-called music today has all been influenced by what the originals did all those years ago & really just rehashes & reshapes what has already been done. Just a theory
@@stevec6934 gucci gang gucci gang gucci gang gucci gang gucci gang gucci gang
Modern music is complete and utter shit
TIMELESSNESS Great Songs Defy being pigeonholed into a Time Period.
@@davidezekiel1163 only what the corps want you to hear. lots of great stuff online. you just have to seek it out.
One of the greatest keyboard solos back then and the camera decided to focus on the drummer.
Infuriating, it's such a great solo!!
@@rosemariekuruc1481 yes, quite unique for its time for sure!
I’m also a drummer, buddy! 😂
They are miming and yes that is Rod Argent on keys, he wrote it.
@@jeffslade1892 unfortunately, miming was common practice back then unless you were on the Ed Sullivan Show. But a good camera shot of Rod doing his thing would have been nice.
I'm 78 years old. Love this music 🎶
Rock on !
Me too! I'm 77 in a week, and I'm still glad to hear this song.
Dave clark 5. Is one in the era
As a teen of the 60's who's heard it all, this group was the #1 underrated groups of the era. Such a unique semi-soft mesmerizing style.
Boris Dujovic ...Their music was hauntingly beautiful...
they are on tour
not to mention that their music was stolen by virtually every late 60s and early 70s British & USA bands... The Who, Zeppelin, all of them...
@@DrRSciguyBM 👍
Bok Yoy I really envy you I would love to live the age I am now in that great era
*_the vocalist was very handsome!_*
My grandpa
elninjalaranja sure;)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colin_Blunstone
was?
He still is handsome and he still can really sing! It’s hard to believe but he was only 18 years old in this video.
The Zombies! Fantastic! One of the greatest bands and vocalists of the 60s. Legendary!
Hello Renee, How are you doing?
I’m 70 years old and I still can’t grow out of it it’s all good music
the best was the past. today's music is so lame and boring.
Me too. Turned seventy in March. This tune still gives me goosebumps.
Im with you , im 71 and lovin this everyday. Rock on.
Because the words have meaning and you can understand what they say. Unlike now society still had a tiny bit of common sense.
This must be the 70 yo section me too. I still think the 60's was the best music ever. 70's had a lot too. I found my favorite songs by most groups was not always their biggest songs. I was very partial to ballads.
When I was a kid, my mom used to blast this song downstairs with her boyfriend. It's really an amazing song with a phenomenal melody. The lead vocalist has one of the best voices I've ever heard, and perfect reverb selection.
What happened to your father?
@@JackSparrow_sexyman Probably a no good bum
Well, no one told me about her, the way she lied
Well, no one told me about her, how many people cried
But it's too late to say you're sorry
How would I know, why should I care?
Please don't bother tryin' to find her
She's not there
Well, let me tell you 'bout the way she looked
The way she'd act and the colour of her hair
Her voice was soft and cool
Her eyes were clear and bright
But she's not there
Well, no one told me about her, what could I do?
Well, no one told me about her, though they all knew
But it's too late to say you're sorry
How would I know, why should I care?
Please don't bother tryin' to find her
She's not there
Well, let me tell you 'bout the way she looked
The way she'd act and the colour of her hair
Her voice was soft and cool
Her eyes were clear and bright
But she's not there
But it's too late to say you're sorry
How would I know, why should I care?
Please don't bother tryin' to find her
She's not there
Well, let me tell you 'bout the way she looked
The way she'd act and the colour of her hair
Her voice was soft and cool
Her eyes were clear and bright
But she's not there
Hope you recover soon Rod. Love all your stuff.
Still a great song after 50 years.
Music's timeless :)
Play wipeout my wife out wipe out
TRUE ! @@happylittlemountains3724
Why? do songs somehow get worse over time?
@@salvadormarley Yes, i think that can be the case. For example you can tell much of the 50's and 40's music is dated and not great in comparison to much of the music decades after.
What a gem this is. I didn’t fully appreciate it when I heard it growing up on the radio.
Great moves,amazing song great performance and the memories,this song is as beautiful as you
How are you doing today?
When music was art. Life was beautiful. Now it’s noise and life is dark. This song is beautiful.
Try.. I love it when you call me seniorita..Shawn mendez...old school sound!
Great music...no rap or dirty songs putting women down
I'm listening The Zombies in 2024 👏🏻🤘🏻
🤘
The style reminds me The Doors and a little bit of The Beatles, too
Way better than the Doors-The Doors were a studio band-awful in person-and more adventuresome than the Beatles at the same time period
Jennifer Calabrano Arias In High School a teacher knew Greg Allman & got there band to come all the way to Buffalo, NY to play. Greg even brought Cher. Its true Buffalo is unlucky 10 feet snow almost every winter, 4 lost superbowls 1977 Blizzard, people consider us a drinking town because a lot of Irish folks live here. That 77 Blizzard was bad 70mph winds City & Schools were closed for 3 weeks. Its cool having Canada as a Neighbor & Niagara Falls is close
Greg is a cool singer too; I understand you, I live in a small town in Chile ( Los Ángeles ) and here the winters are very cold and the summer is very hot and dry, because we live in the middle of mountains and hills, anyway I love my city because it's simply
no way they had their shit happening
Which makes sense, since The Zombies are sometimes referred to as "the transition" or "the bridge" between The Beatles and The Doors, or the eras those two bands represented. In my opinion, The Zombies are too great and unique to be considered just as a transition point between two (great) bands, but the statement makes perfect sense nonetheless.
"If she's not there, she must be somewhere else"
- Old Japanese proverb
Also just a basic fact of the universe as it turns out. I think that's where a lot of proverbs come from though...
@@SnootchieBootchies27 Not true. According to quantum theory she or more precisely the particles constituting her can be at any number of places at the same time.
@@RayMelville i'm positive that quantum theory is not applicable to an entire person, but I like the attempt at some out of the box thinking.
Lmfao
if you talk bollocks for long enough you will eventfully say something that sound profound. my old philosophy lecturer :)
0:31 Dude, turn around. She's right there!
You're fucking hilarious
@@HenryWaltonJones- nailed it!
Song's like this, or 2023 rap? Hmmm, let me think.
I was 14 and obsessed with the Zombies sound still am and 70 now, no one sounded like them Colins voice omg
Long Live The Zombies, these Brits are so good in music, unbelievable !
I think in part we produced great music because our education was so good, unfortunately not the case today. Learning music at school was a huge part of the education system then.
Comrade dulls - As this year Rap/R&B sales have finally overtaken rock music - The Party™ has issued initiatives to completely break down society and degrade culture so the state can take total control. This will require everyone to hand in any 70s rock albums by white artists.
Despite most rock being correct & ideologically beneficial compositions, the band members themselves must be photoshopped less white - before being erased from the Collective Consciousness - particularly Led Zeppelin, Jethro Tull and Yes.
Citizens will then have their albums replaced with Rihanna, Bruno Mars and Linda Ronstadt - as well a whole host of Jay-Z-Approved performers, keyed in to reduce musical literacy, normalize salacious material, and generally demoralize the population. Also a diverse Islamic Jihadist music and Mexican folk music may be included.
MTV & The Grammys will no longer tolerate bands acting "white" by singing in English correctly, having above average tunes, playing their own instruments or using intelligent lyrics. Bourgeois values and the memory of them must be erased from the Collective Consciousness with the help of historical revisionism in the academia, news media, and the Party's branches in the entertainment sector.
The proletariat will then undergo re-education and be released from ungood thoughts, by instilling a culture of materialism, physical beauty, sex and financial success without effort or practical ability.
A long reply and much to ponder.
Comrade Dulls - the proletariat need not worry about the higher pursuits of the mind. It's been taken care of for them by us - the Global Elites !
I urge you to turn yourself over to the Party™ for re-education and be released from ungood thoughts. All Thought is Crime.
have you ever read the book 1985?
Wow! This still sends chills up and down my spine! It's pure electricity. And in that era, there was electricity like that, practically every week, for an entire decade! It's still mind-blowing, even now. OMG!
both their voices are so so good i love this song sm!!!😭😭❤️❤️❤️
Rod Argent on keyboards wrote most of the music and contributed to a lot of the lyrics. He had a successful career after the Zombies broke up. 1st with his own band Argent then as a composer for films and television, record producer and session musician. Rod and his wife have been married 50 years. That is rare in normal society and even more rare in the entertainment business.
God gave Rock 'n Roll to him personally.
It’s hard when you’re always standing next to gorgeous models like those in this video.
Rod and Colin got back together in 2001, they added Rod's cousin Jim Rodford and his son Steve to their new lineup and added Keith Airey as lead guitarist before Tom Toomey took over sometime in the late 2000's. Then Jim Rodford died in 2018. Chris White and Hugh Grundy reunited with Rod and Colin for the 50th anniversary of the Odyssey and Oracle release. Sadly, Paul Atkinson died in 2004.
the Zombies for the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame ! I think they shouldve been inducted years ago
+Steve Dwyer (TheCARS1979) Absolutly a very underated band from the 60's
The zombies are from
Where
Not yet wtf is wrong with Hall of fame
They are in now!
While many bands in the 60's went the psychedelic route with their music, bands like The Zombies, The Doors, and Donovan combined rock with jazz. I think that's why their music is timeless...
Uhmm... You do know The Doors and The Zombies ARE considered psychedelic rock, right?
Anthony i agree with you comment,,, ive adored these genius guys since their beginning , after all the many decades i still get cold chills every time i hear this very fine classic , one thing that bothers me ?? i wish the girl would come back xx Jane x
@@Th0tSlAyErIII the doors was a blues band
Donovan teach John and gorge some acústico patterns
@@josebarragan6627 go into any music circle and they'll tell you: The Doors were one of the most important psychedelic acts of the 60s.
The music of the 60’s was magical. I could never choose a favorite.
I was a 60s era girl we had a complete Beno with the music it was so diverse , we had a great choice xx these guys have always been so special to me xx lol Jane x💛💛
Great song and clip. The Keyboard player (Rod Argent) and the Bassist (Chris White) went on to form "Argent" in the late 60s...who had the Worldwide hit "Hold youre head up..Woman" in 1972. Trivia for the music enthusiast.
And my favourite, "God Gave Rock and Roll to You". Which was later covered by KISS.
This song might have one of the best basslines that I have ever heard in any song ever
👍🎶👍💓
Time of the Season as well.
@@dennispelkey6768 Absolutely
Absolutely golden. Havent felt such goosebumps for years.
Gor , i feel the same way as you , these guys still set my heart on fire ,,i will love them until eternity xx lol Jane x
Great bass line in this number! The riffs are active and alluring. Very nice bass guitar work.
Chris White is a brilliant songwriter and bass player.
Was thinking the same...the song is good and the bass line is amazing
Inspirational bass line
Gripnok ive always been allured by these genius guys ,, how charming was this classic ,,,,, its stood the test of time ,, long live the 60s era i was their ,,,,great harmonies and voices xxJane x
The Kinks, the Yardbirds, and the Zombies. Three great, unforgettable bands.
Could listen to this song a billion times
I'd walk a million miles!
1964!!!! They were way ahead of their time.
Yes Finally , Inducted into the ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2019 WELL DESERVED 👍👍👍
And a colossal embarrassment to the Hall of Fame for waiting so long.
about fucking time one of the best group of the sixties
Seriously?!? WTF? These guys should have been inducted decades ago!
FINALLY!!
Yay!!!!!!!!@!@!@
The sublime voice of Colin Blunstone. This man has the voice of a god.
Hi Annie💐💐
titane
So young! They’re still rocking, still hitting the high notes. The Zombies are transportative! Yes, I made up a word.
It has to be the most poignant and atmospheric songs of it's era.
Timeless, haunting and you never tire of hearing it. An outstanding and
profoundly creative aural masterpiece.
Groovy baby!
I was still in HS when this song was released. Graduated in 1969 and joined the USMC in June of 1969. I knew I'd end up in Vietnam which I did in '71-'72. I had a death wish back then and knew I'd be killed in Vietnam. Now I'm glad I made it home. This song reminds me of the life and loves of the sixties and seventies when music was music and girls were girls.
and men were men
...and sheep were nervous.
youre the same age as my grandma - radical!
Good bless you my friend. I was born in 64 and still don't quite understand. I had 2 brothers drafted ( 1 in Vietnam, 1 waiting to go). What you did for our country far outweighs any song. You have the right to do anything you want. You deserve it brother!
Respect.
I love the clothes..they were so sexy..I had a crush on all of them..iam 71 now..takes me back to a sweet time.
I was 12 still cool to this day
janice i will love these handsome guys for ever lol xx
Me too!
Janice i wanted to marry all these fab guys ,, they were smart good looking great voices with harmonies to match ,,i was a 60s girl it was so important for us to look our best a great figure was an asset ,,, those were the days my friend lol xx ,,,I WISH x
Janice im 76 years old lol x
I'm 76 years old, and this was one of my favorite songs when I was 16. Amazing how timeless the song is. 😍
I like how the cameraman literally focuses on everyone and everything except keyboardist Rod Argent during the keyboard solo. Drummer, random woman - whatever. Unbelievable.
Team Colin not Team Rod, obviously
That's because they were lip syncing.....
Lol
@@gordyadams4435
Most of them did lip sync on TV in those days. Oh well ‼️. Still gave a good live Concert.
incredibly moment when he makes the funny face next to the statute. seems planned but since none of the other members do stuff like that, perhaps it was spontaneous?
When I was married I asked my wife to get me the Zombie's greatest hits CD. She did. Her comment on the cover photo was "It looks like they are trying to pull of the retro look." I had to explain to her it was not retro but was the way they dressed at the time when their music came out. It was time like that our fourteen year age difference was apparent. lol
Dated a girl once who never saw "The Godfather." When I say "once", I mean "once."
@@eecortese why not show her the movie? I've never seen it. Not my type of movie.
@@teal_panda_8434 - My comment was, I "dated a girl "ONCE."
@@eecortese yeah I took that as you went on a date , found out she hasn't seen the movie and never called her back lol
@@teal_panda_8434 - Correct! Do yourself a favor and watch it. You won't be sorry you did!
This song has a unique quality that I can't quite put my finger on - it's like the feeling when a chalkboard screeches, but instead of being unbearable, it's electrifying. It's like the music is vibrating through every part of my body and I can't help but move to the beat. It is more than just a song, it's an experience that I can't get enough of
if you like this you might like my brothers music. his name is Stu Morris and in Love is a good song by him
if you listen carefully, every single instrument is doing something unusual: the drums, the guitar, the bass, and the dominant electric piano. it all comes together for an amazing song. not a simple song at all to play. very sophisticated for 1964.
@@pkoven Kinda sounds like The Doors before The Doors. That keyboard solo sounds a lot like the riff in Light my Fire.
What a non music loving absolute douchebag. Go be funny somewhere else.
@@knoahbody69 not really. You could take any number of songs and they would have something in common with any instrument’s sound.
😢❤YES ERIC CARMEN WAS A BEAUTIFUL MAN !!!! HE WAS MARRIED FOR 33 YEARS!!!! AND LOVED LIFE TO THE FULLEST!!!! GOD BLESS!!!!
The synth solo is just out of this galaxy.
That's Rod Argent on the keys. When The Zombies broke up, he formed his own band Argent. His organ solo in "Hold Your Head Up" (long version) is considered to be one of the greatest in rock music.
Actually, it wasn't a synth. It was an electric piano... a Hohner Pianet. Rod Argent used it almost exclusively in their early songs and it contributed greatly to the group's distinctive sound.
@@johnnynick3621 organ
@@flynn8969 No Flynn - it was NOT an organ. It was a Hohner Pianet, an early electric piano. Most keyboard players in the sixties and seventies used either a Fender Rhodes or a Wurlitzer electric piano, sometimes along with a Hammond, a Farfisa or a Vox organ...but Rod definitely used the Hohner on this song. It's a totally different sound. I've been a pro keyboard player since this song came out and I've used pretty much every major keyboard at one time or another. The actual instruments used on most hit records are well documented. You can look it up if you like.
@@johnnynick9115 thanks for correcting me
1960s women. Elegant, cool, sophisticated. No tattoos, no ugly piercings, no lip filler.
Times were simpler then.
Agreed! 😎 C'ya, CJ-4-JC always
Oh gosh don’t start that crap talk here about the “women”, never about the men of today etc… 😂
Their bodies weren't affected by processed foods, yet.
@@KittyGrizGrizRight, the bald heads, beer gut, shirt out, skinny jeans that only give the appearance of leaness. Tatsleeves, earplugs, other weird pokie things, filed teeth, lizard contact lenses, painted nails. Gross
Agree
who is here after 'titane'? 👀
that's the song when "Adrian" dances with his father right? :)
I believe they were the first rock band to feature a jazz inflected piano break in a song. 'She's Not There' is on my top ten rock songs of all time. 'Tell Her No' is not far behind, along with 'Time of the Season.' I'm old enough to have been around when all those songs came out, and they sound timeless to this day.
Titane brought me here
Titane brought me here
Una excelente banda, con sonidos muy exquisitos que aún seguimos escuchando, y perdura en el tiempo.
Saw them at the Ridgefield playhouse in Connecticut and they blew my mind they were so great I couldn't believe it the vocals was amazing the instrumentation was awesome God bless this band ♥️♥️♥️
This is so fucking good
Colin Blunstone
hello this lovely guy must have the best voice ever ,,he was a top man in the Zombies xx i have adored them since this classic came out im now 78 years old long live the 60s era i was their lol Jane x