Eric Burdon & The New Animals: Live at the Coach House
Eric Burdon sings classic Animals songs.
Eric Burdon sings classic Animals songs.
Dave Meros
Self - Bass, Vocals
Dean Restum
Self - Guitar, Vocals
Neal Morse
Self - Keyboards, Guitar, Vocals
Aynsley Dunbar
Self - Steel Drums
Eric Burdon
Self - Vocals
Eric Burdon sings classic Animals songs.
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