The Zombies - 'She's Not There' | 2019 Induction

The Zombies perform "She's Not There" at the 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.

[gregtanner]

They're performing this 55 years after they originally recorded/performed it. That's astounding.

[robinrubendunst]

Nice! He doesn't go into falsetto on the chorus, and that's relentless sustained singing up high. Sounds older, but man, for 73 (?) that's incredible singing (and great playing, too). Bravo, guys!

[yesterdayproductions]

Love the Zombies! "She's Not There" is one of the greatest written songs from the fabulous 60's. The play that goes on between major & minor chords in that song was way ahead of it's time.

[uwsgrrl]

No other band sounds like The Zombies. Their sound is unique.

[yonaavraham]

One of the great bands of the British Invasion of the 1960's.

[myautobiographyafanfic]

It's actually disgusting how long it took for the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame to induct The Zombies.

[MikeGervasi]

Colin still belting out solid vocals. A truly great band.

[MegaSkills]

OMG...that song came out 55 years ago (1964) These guys can still play it close to the orig.? Amazing ! Great job guys. Who new Zombies could have such a great lifespan ;-)

[vennettegloud]

One of my favorite voices of all time! Nobody else sounds like Colin. He’s a really nice guy, too. I’ve had the pleasure of working with him.

[magapfe]

Rod Argent , what a grate keybord player !!!!

[Boertje]

I’m relistening to this, and it’s a testament to the songwriting skill of Rod Argent that this song, 60 + years on, SIXTY, folks, and it still evokes the angst and ardor it did back in the day. Yeah, their voices are not their 18 yr old voices, but they still deliver the goods. Marvelous!

[gdionwood]

These guys are still amazing! Giants of British music that deserved much more recognition.

[lynnbucher]

Love that soft voice....still has it after all those years. Great song; always loved it. A very underrated band. Bless them.

[roberthoule]

first time a singer got better with age. the notes he reaches are incredible.

[garyrosenberg]

I like the way they work "Gimme Some Lovin'" in there. Zombies rock!

[topologyrob]

Excellent performance, and one of the best Western pop songs of 1964.

[sebastianmelmoth]

The Doors before the Doors. Inspirational sounds especially synthesizers.

[peterrimel]

This band was one of my first loves. It seemed that every time I turned on the radio, I heard the Zombies within five songs. They were are are THAT good. Ms Hoff’s words were heartfelt and spot on.

[walte]

Probably one of the 10 greatest songs of the Rock era. First time I heard it I had to stop what I was doing and just listen. It had the same impact as "I Want to Hold Your Hand"... and that's saying something.

[kittyvaughn]

Oh, gosh, I just adored them!!! I was 11. They still give me goosebumps!❤