More scintillating,spinal shrills. Every high school and college and clubs with bands I ever went to played this song.  All garage bands on the planet included this song in their repetoire. 

Moose Trained by YUTTE HERMSGERVØRDENBRØTBØRDA.

"Price's organ playing did as much for the Vox Continental Organ as it did for Price. The "Connie" was introduced in 1962 and rapidly became a favorite among touring musicians. It approached the sound of a superior Hammond or Wurlitzer, but it was half the size. The 1960s musicians dedicated to their Vox Continental included Ray Manzarek of The Doors, Mike Smith of The Dave Clark Five, Paul Revere of Paul Revere and the Raiders, and Doug Ingle of Iron Butterfly. This is a formidable pedigree, but it was Price's organ work in "House of the Rising Sun" that sent every would-be keyboard player to the Vox showroom."

Sivert Høyem - The House Of The Rising Sun

Artist: Sivert Høyem
Album: Moon Landing (Bonus CD)*
Year: 2009
Release date: 28th September 2009
* This song included in Bonus CD

Line up:
Sivert Høyem: Sings/Plays/Composes
Cato Salsa: Strings/Keys
Børge Fjordheim: Drums/Shaker/Tambourine
Rudi Nikolaisen: Bass(Live)
Kalle Gustafson Jerneholm: Bass (On Record)

"Knallversjon som føyer seg inn i en hel rekke av knallåter fra Høyem, personlig har jeg vært fryktelig lei av denne låta, men jaggu ga denne versjonen låta en vitaminpille!!"     rellllings

At 66, he remains a powerful singer. So what if he showed up two hours late?

The Animals - "House of the Rising Sun" Live (1964)

Eric Burdon - Vocals
Alan Price - Keyboard
Hilton Valentine - Lead Guitar
Chas Chandler - Bass Guitar
John Steel - Drums

"No one knows who wrote the House of The Rising Sun, but all I know is that the Animals sang it the best in 1964, and people still love it."

"Art Is Resistance"

Sinead O'Connor - "The House of the Rising Sun"

"The House of the Rising Sun" is a folk song from the United States. Also called "House of the Rising Sun" or occasionally "Rising Sun Blues", it tells of a life gone wrong in New Orleans. Two of the best-known renditions of the song are by the English rock group The Animals in 1964, which was a number one hit in the United Kingdom, United States, Sweden and Canada, and by Joan Baez in 1959-60.

Like many classic folk ballads, the authorship of "The House of the Rising Sun" is uncertain.Some musicologists say that it is based on the tradition of broadside ballads such as the Unfortunate Rake of the 18th century which were taken to America by early settlers. Many of these had the theme of "if only" and after a period of evolution, they emerge as American songs like "Streets of Laredo". The tradition of the blues combined with these in which the telling of a sad story has a therapeutic effect.

Alan Price of the Animals has claimed that the song was originally a sixteenth-century English folk song about a Soho brothel, and that English emigrants took the song to America where it was adapted to its later New Orleans setting." (Wikipedia)