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House of the Rising Sun, 1964, The Animals

Five years ago, I recorded this song on my channel using a Yamaha PSR-SX900. Now, I return to it with a Yamaha Genos 2. While the essence remains the same, the question is: how much do the style and voices evolve with the instrument, or are they basically the same? Old video at:    • House of the Rising Sun, Yamaha PSR SX-900   🎵 House of the Rising Sun – Background & Story House of the Rising Sun is a traditional American folk song, whose author is unknown. Its roots trace back to the early 1900s, and possibly earlier, passed down orally through generations. The song tells a dark, cautionary tale of regret, loss, and moral downfall, often linked to a place in New Orleans—commonly believed to be a gambling house or brothel. The lyrics change slightly depending on the singer, but the message stays the same: a life led astray, consequences paid, and a warning to others not to follow the same path. The song became world-famous in 1964, when The Animals released their haunting version. Their arrangement—especially the minor key, slow arpeggiated intro, and dramatic vocal delivery—transformed the song into a timeless classic and helped bridge folk, blues, and early rock. Scale: Dm Style: 60s Folk Pop Temp: 80 #genos2 #yamaha #theanimals #rockmusic