Animals - AnimalizationThe Animals "Animalization" The Animals' fourth U. S. album is a mix of blues, R&B and traditional folk covers, plus Eric Burdon originals cowritten with Dave Rowberry. The hits "Don't Bring Me Down," "Inside Looking Out," and "See See Rider" are included. Animalization has been remastered utilizing high resolution sources from first generation mono master tapes. Includes liner notes by Rolling Stone Senior Editor David Fricke and bonus stereo

On many of these tracks Albert is accompanied by his son Gene Ammons generally acknowledged as one of the greatest tenor saxophonists in Jazz history

on occasion also including Rev

We are now gladly presenting you those pieces for the first time on a publicly released album

Zdenek Merta

Deriving his style from influences as diverse as Merle Travis and Django Reinhardt

In the taut

stamp your feet

He was one of the first solo guitarist/vocalists in the commercial recording world

an orchestral record

He is the most performed contemporary composer in the world

back in print for the first time in decades

where his superb technique had more of a chance to shine