wow this sucks

CORNy...

"I know, let's put everything on the down-beat, so people with no sense of rhythm can nod their head to it easier...ok, yeah!"

I love you guys, but RP get's turned-down every time this comes on.

This song just makes me feel good.
I like it. 

Rockin' while I balance my check book! Nice sounding. Thanks for another turn on RP!

Pretty good tune!   

 vivakitty wrote: 
You're having trouble because the band was never signed and there's another band who didn't do their due diligence and are using the same name.  This song is on "Set Me Free".  "Leaving L.A." is a better record IMO.  I own all of their recordings and saw them live countless times.  They were a very fun college band comprised of some genuinely good human beings.  Follow the link...

The Zookeepers

 al_the_x wrote: 
Yes, lots of trouble. The biggest roadblock was not wanting it.

 calypsus_1 wrote: 

Put down the bong... step away slowly...

 crockydile wrote: 
Thanks crockydile! I love this kind of information. For those (few I hope) who have never heard of Eric Burdon and the Animals, they were part of the British Invasion in the 1960s and had a big hit with the song  'The House of the Rising Sun'.

 calypsus_1 wrote: 
comments like this make RP addictive

 peter_james_bond wrote: 
Eric Burdon reformed the Animals with a new backing band in 1998 as Eric Burdon and the New Animals. This was actually just a rename of an existing band he had been touring with in various forms since 1990. Members of this new group included Dean Restum, Dave Meros, Neal Morse and Aynsley Dunbar. Martin Gerschwitz replaced Morse in 1999 and Dunbar was replaced by Bernie Pershey in 2001. In 2003 the band started touring as Eric Burdon and the Animals. After the line-up changed in 2006 original guitarist Hilton Valentine reunited with the group for its 2008 tours. The group also included Red Young, Paula O'Rourke and Tony Braunagle. After Burdon lost the rights to the name, he formed a new band with completely different musicians.

 dBdwg wrote: 
Yes, they got together and formed a band. But I'm worried, who's looking after the animals now?

So, trying to find this song online so I can make a friend listen to it and there are A LOT of false positives for this song that all result in a VERY different song.  What's up with that?  Is Radio Paradise wrong? Or most of the Internet? (Personally, I know where I'm laying my money.)

Cool.
Song # 143, 873 with the chords C, G and D !
Maybe I'll finally go home and write one today, 40 years late.

 Dalebarely wrote: 
Right, perfect.  And the result is some of the blandest pop-rock to ever be played on RP.

Sounds like the Zookeepers.

Bet you didn't know John Fogerty joined Counting Crows

Sounds a little like Rusted Root.

Getting some Jerry Garcia in the guitar here. I like it, a lot. 9

If songs were jobs this one would be a parking inspector

Got to like this.  Upbeat, positive and they sound like they are just having fun.  If you can't enjoy the sentiment of this song I would think that total negative bitter attitude is the least of you problems.

getting some kind of early 90's Blues Traveler thing here

eh...

This song is great

 Darkmatter wrote: 

Me too! It instantly puts me in a good mood!

this song is subjects very consume after some hearings....

If this turd ever makes it into a Rock Band release, I'm going to smash my PS3.