A musical meeting dedicated to Eric Burdon - the voice of The Animals and one of the bright figures of white blues. The album "Animalisms" will be played on vinyl, and Alexey Korshun's story will help to hear the energy of the 1960s in these tracks, the raspy freedom of rock and roll, the living nerve of the blues scene, and the bold character of that era. Eric Burdon entered history as the voice in which British rock suddenly spoke the language of blues - rough, nervous, free, and very human. Before the big stage, he had a completely different biography: a mine, a shipyard, the working days of an industrial city. But it seems that this past gave his vocals the density for which The Animals were loved by listeners on both sides of the ocean. The meeting is built around attentive listening to the 1966 album "Animalisms". The album will be played in full on vinyl, where the blues roots of the band, its rock and roll energy, and Burdon's special manner - not smooth, not salon-like, but as if assembled from street noise, nightclubs, and conversations to the point of hoarseness - can be heard. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are gathered on our website.