I'm a old white guy, old enough to be your grandpa, lol, I grew up in the 60's and 70's listening to all our great music. . .and I am glad to see younger people your age exposing themselves to some great music. Keep on listening to the 70's stuff. . .you'll enjoy it!
I'm an old white woman from same era (but not same hemisphere LOL) & have loved this song since I was about 12. Makes me think of driving ridiculously fast along desolate, country plains with emus keeping up for a short burst, love it.
My mother took me to The Door concert in Tucson, AZ in 1968 - I was 6 months old. She said I was cranky with the opening band, but when The Doors came out, I relaxed & enjoyed them. Until about 1/2 way through, the bad acid that was being passed around starting kicking in & they cancelled & sent everyone home. LOVE The Doors! So glad you found them!
Your mom was obviously a hippie to take a 6mo baby to a rock concert. Too many parents were like this. It was the hippie way. Meanwhile the kids grew up to be confused millennials. Lol
My dad introduced me to The Doors when I was a kid. “Cops and cars, the topless bars, never saw a woman so alone”. That line is so true to life, LA is a very lonely city.
@@walkingwounded3824 Yep. Was 9 years old when this came out in '71. As an L.A. native, I know what you mean. The best place in the country to grow up in the 60's and 70's is now down at the bottom. Sad.
@@gregrambo606 Yeah, my childhood friends, in the 70's actually had conversations how we were so lucky to grow up there. by the end of the 80's, all apartments and parking lots! lol.
Glad u heard the glorious guitar work of Robby Kreiger, the most unsung member always in the back doing his work. Always sounded so dark and mysterious
I was lucky enough to see Robby and Ray together. Robby still has so much passion in his play. He gets in the zone and it was mesmerizing. Ray was still a showman and this was just a few months before he passed ,
@@pb68slab18 I was so heartbroken when he passed. I saw them the first time in Alexandria Va, very close to where Jim Grew up. It’s a really small venue. I was there earlier, with Rays book and 2 cameras. Ray walked out early and stood maybe 10ft from me. I totally froze. It was seriously just he and I right there. I’m not a shy person, but I could not manage to speak. I missed my moment, but one I won’t forget.
I’m sitting here at 70 years old watching someone who looks like he’s not even 20 listening to music I grew up with 50 years ago . I couldn’t be happier watching the youth of today comment on music we always thought was the best
The line about Mr Mojo Rising goes back to the blues. Muddy Waters had a blues song years ago called Got My Mojo Working, so the song could have been a nod to him. Muddy helped inspire countless rock bands, including the Rolling Stones who got their name from another one of his songs.
"Just another lost angel in the city at night." This is not a song about a woman. It is a song about a city. Mr. Mojo risin'. Those letters spell Jim Morrison.
@Jeannine Doyle - That's not entirely true. He was born and lived in Florida until his college years. He then moved to L.A., attended UCLA and The Doors were formed. He only moved to Paris after the L.A. Woman album was done being recorded. He died in Paris before the album had even been released.
Jim was not really a trained singer. They had to teach him the little he knew. He was a genius poet who stumbled into some cats in Venice Beach Ca who could put his words to music. Read his biography. It’s called “No one here gets out alive”. Fascinating life story, indeed.
Life, Death, Legend is a better bio, in my opinion. It goes deeper into his friendship with Ray before the band, and how they all got together and interacted
This is what you get when mix a poet, a jazz drummer, a flamenco guitarist, and classical/jazz keyboardist who want to write and perform blues/rock. Still to this day that Fender/Rhodes keyboard sound give me goose bumps. You knew it was The Doors by the end of the first measure, even if it’s first time hearing the song.
Great reaction! I have so much fun listening and watching along with you! You're becoming a favorite reactor. Other Doors songs to react to: Light My Fire (long version), Break on Through to the Other Side, Roadhouse Blues, Love Her Madly, The End. Keep up the good work!
I've been listening to The Doors since birth as it was one of my mom's favorites when I was little. I've always been partial to Soul Kitchen and Riders on the Storm.
@Cobb Knobbler You're absolutely right. It's nothing like it was in the days Morrison walked the Sunset Strip. I was raised in San Diego. It's also gone to shit compared to the 70's/80's & even throughout the 90's. Liberals & illegals have destroyed it. 😬
Enjoyed your reaction to this.I like the way you interject short and pithy comments without stopping the flow of the song.Poor ol' Jimbo.The admixture of desperation and joy in his singing is compelling.A rough beast slouching off to his own private Bethlehem.
One of the greatest songs of all time. I defy anyone that get into their car & put this on when on the freeway, & not almost forget where you're going. Incredible reaction bro, loving the vids! Oh, the "funk" you heard"? The Door were heavily influenced by R&B, you should check out Soul Kitchen or Changeling by The Doors
I’ve heard you say in your last two Doors reactions that you like the keyboards , so having said that check out Lite My Fire, Doors always reminds of growing up as kid , in Los Angeles till I was around 15 , my parents moved us back Alabama because I was coming of age in the late 60s and they were afraid of the influence those times might have on me but I sure loved living in L.A. especially in the late 60s it was a magical time for music and The Doors were a big part of that scene
I've watched the 3 videos you done on The Doors. I'm not sure you totally get them. They came on the scene in 1966. The tone of their music reflected the times. The summer of love occurred in 1967. It was a time of experimentation, sex, drugs, and rock and roll. If, you listen to their cover of Willie Dixon's, Back Door Man, you will hear they were influenced by blues music. Ray Manzarek, Robbie Krieger, and John Densmore were classically trained musicians. Robbie Krieger, the guitarist played classical flamenco guitar which you will hear strains of it in some of their other songs. Ray Manzarek played a Vox Continental combo organ. Because they did not have a bass player, Ray Manzarek used a Fender Rhodes piano bass. If, you look at John Densmore playing drums, you will see he did not hold the sticks the way most drummers do. I would encourage you to listen to The Soft Parade, The End, Peace Frog, and my very favorite song of theirs, Indian Summer.
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NICE! When you think you're ready to have your mind caved in, listen to THE END, and, WHEN THE MUSIC'S OVER. Listen very closely to the lyrics on both!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 🔥🔥🔥
Genius, Likening the City of L.A to a woman. "I see your hair is burnin'. Hills are filled with fire'...Cops in cars. The topless bars. Never saw a woman so alone, so alone"
Jimmy Irishman thank you! Honestly they are probably my all time favorite band! Such a unique sound and vibe.. loved watching this reaction, I adore that they love the Doors too! Talent man
@@audreyplunkett6111 I do an amazing Morrison on karaoke.. I've got that baritone voice.. doesn't hurt I'm also a Jim.. I got into the Doors by my Dad at age 12 like 20 years ago.. so poetic. So mystical and you can easily get into a trance like state of mind if you just dive headfirst into the music
The doors my favorite band, love them. Songs you should react to are roadhouse blues, break on through, love me two times, touch me, light my fire, love her madly, people are strange, hello I love you, the end, when the musics over, those would get the most views. But any doors song would work cuz they’re all great, but those most people would be interested in if they’re not that big of a fan
I love your reaction, its great when you know a song so well and you can just feel your reaction hitting. Great band. LA woman is the song that just keeps giving, you thinks it's about to end, but she comes right back at you.
It changes the world when someone young as yourself has such an open mind to art,art unites, it's very cool that you know that and we all need to be still and listen
When I used to DeeJay neighborhood parties in Los Angeles back in the 90s, this song was sure to fill the dance area with Mexican dudes. I don't know why, but for some reason this song related. I always dug that, and to this day never really understand why, except that it's a great song.
Love your reaction! It's so great to see a song that I grew up with and grooved to still be able to make a young guy like you groove to as well. Liked it so much, this old guy just subscribed! great job!!
This kid is great.. he appreciates great music Looking at him listening to LA WOMAN for 1st time.. brings me back to the 1st I heard this song. Just love MR MO JO RISIN
Sht was 15 when I use to hear my brother play this band for the first time! He passed away 32yrs ago The Doors and muddy waters always remind me of my loved brother When I hear these guys I always have it full blast and dance the room out knowing he is just there with me lol Australia 💕 Christina
The really great thing about watching the twins is that I am appreciating music that I was never really into before. I also hear things that I have always liked in a different way...it is really great! The Doors were a bit before my time and I was not really a fan, but I am hearing them differently now. Thank you!
The musicians were jazz based before rock and roll. They have never sold out to commercials. They were poetry set to music.. I get chills every time I hear the music.
Gotta love the youth listening to these musical masterpieces. The Doors were before my time but my mom used to listen to The Doors when I was kid. It’s undeniable artistry. Like my dude here I went back and did my homework. Much respect, keep diggin in the crates my dude it’ll enrich your life. Peace be unto you,
Welcome to the LA the rest of us grew up in. His description of Los Angeles is so accurate. Mr mojo risin’, re arrange the letters it spells Jim Morrison the vocalist.
Check out these Doors songs.... Light My Fire, Roadhouse Blues, Touch Me, Moonlight Drive, The End, Break On Though & of course Riders On The Storm ! ✌😎 These will keep you Rockin & Rollin ..... enjoy the wild & crazy trip with...... Jim ( aka: Mr. Mojo Risen & The Lizard King ), Ray,Robbie & John.... THE DOORS ! For being around such a short time they put out some amazing songs.... & Jim the master frontman will never be forgotten 😎🎙... & yes they are my favorite band !
I was recently in Santa Monica Blvd....my girl friend rented a caddy convertible....slowly driving down at night....to this day people still young and old love....the doors a love letter poem to LA the city of lights and an angel....long live the doors
Fun fact. This was the last song recorded by the doors together. Morrison and the rest of the band at this point hated each other. Morrison sang this song from the bathroom in the studio. Hence the natural echo sound
Actually it was performed live, their second to last gig in Dallas on Dec 11, 1970. The track on the recording I have is 15:38 long. They also did Love Her Madly and The Changeling at this same show. Rumours are that there was a second set and they played Riders on the Storm but no recording has surfaced of that. Their final show was in New Orleans which is where Jim supposedly smashed up the microphone on the stage and Ray said it was like his spirit left his body. You should check out the Dallas recording. While the sound isn't fantastic by any stretch, its still enjoyable to here live versions of those 3 songs from the LA Woman LP.
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I'm a old white guy, old enough to be your grandpa, lol, I grew up in the 60's and 70's listening to all our great music. . .and I am glad to see younger people your age exposing themselves to some great music. Keep on listening to the 70's stuff. . .you'll enjoy it!
I'm an old white woman from same era (but not same hemisphere LOL) & have loved this song since I was about 12. Makes me think of driving ridiculously fast along desolate, country plains with emus keeping up for a short burst, love it.
Arent they cute so cool loving our generation.
Why an old white guy? He's a young black guy. Not sure that skin has much to do with it.
@@kooltom4 Same here, heading out of Kalgoorlie across the Nullabor to Perth, The ultimate highway song
@@craigedwards2940 no, but culture has
The musicianship on this tune is through the roof. The drumming is spectacular.
Only together as a band for @6 years..... sold 66 million albums .....in an era with tons of great bands..... that's talent
My mother took me to The Door concert in Tucson, AZ in 1968 - I was 6 months old. She said I was cranky with the opening band, but when The Doors came out, I relaxed & enjoyed them. Until about 1/2 way through, the bad acid that was being passed around starting kicking in & they cancelled & sent everyone home. LOVE The Doors! So glad you found them!
I was probably there, said to your mom, "let her scream, it adds to the ambiance
Your mom was obviously a hippie to take a 6mo baby to a rock concert. Too many parents were like this. It was the hippie way. Meanwhile the kids grew up to be confused millennials. Lol
My dad introduced me to The Doors when I was a kid. “Cops and cars, the topless bars, never saw a woman so alone”. That line is so true to life, LA is a very lonely city.
I grew up there and moved away for good in 1996, I couldn't agree more!
David David they’re fewer and farther between these days.
@@walkingwounded3824
Yep. Was 9 years old when this came out in '71. As an L.A. native, I know what you mean. The best place in the country to grow up in the 60's and 70's is now down at the bottom. Sad.
@@gregrambo606 Yeah, my childhood friends, in the 70's actually had conversations how we were so lucky to grow up there. by the end of the 80's, all apartments and parking lots! lol.
@@dave1986R I hated those places by my mid-20's! lol
Glad u heard the glorious guitar work of Robby Kreiger, the most unsung member always in the back doing his work. Always sounded so dark and mysterious
I was lucky enough to see Robby and Ray together. Robby still has so much passion in his play. He gets in the zone and it was mesmerizing. Ray was still a showman and this was just a few months before he passed ,
People Are Strange
@@kakiegrace Glad someone so young appreciates Ray's playin!
@@pb68slab18 I was so heartbroken when he passed. I saw them the first time in Alexandria Va, very close to where Jim Grew up. It’s a really small venue. I was there earlier, with Rays book and 2 cameras. Ray walked out early and stood maybe 10ft from me. I totally froze. It was seriously just he and I right there. I’m not a shy person, but I could not manage to speak. I missed my moment, but one I won’t forget.
I’m sitting here at 70 years old watching someone who looks like he’s not even 20 listening to music I grew up with 50 years ago . I couldn’t be happier watching the youth of today comment on music we always thought was the best
cojaysea same here - 72 years old listening to my past 💜
perfect comment! i am seventy too....love it when young people appreciate how we got here!
Same here 🤗
Peace Frog ✌️
@@beverly719 Back Door Man.
Nothing like getting into the Doors. Grew up on them and always bring out the good vibes, even on darker songs.
I love watching young people get hip to the greatest tunes of all time, I love it
The line about Mr Mojo Rising goes back to the blues. Muddy Waters had a blues song years ago called Got My Mojo Working, so the song could have been a nod to him. Muddy helped inspire countless rock bands, including the Rolling Stones who got their name from another one of his songs.
Its an anagram of 'Jim Morrison'
"Just another lost angel in the city at night." This is not a song about a woman. It is a song about a city. Mr. Mojo risin'. Those letters spell Jim Morrison.
Robert, Jim Morrison lived in Paris, but this as you said is about LA city of nigh, instead of Paris, The City Of Light
@Robert - The word you were looking for is 'Anagram'. Mr mojo risen is an anagram. 😉😃
@Jeannine Doyle - That's not entirely true. He was born and lived in Florida until his college years. He then moved to L.A., attended UCLA and The Doors were formed. He only moved to Paris after the L.A. Woman album was done being recorded. He died in Paris before the album had even been released.
Cup_Cuppy_ Cuppers I didn’t know that he died before the album came out. 😥
I see your hair is burning…it’s red hair what Pamela had…is she a lucky little lady or just another lost angel in L.A. It’s not just about the city
The Doors - Roadhouse Blues
The doors best 👍
The end
Yeah, need to do Roadhouse Blues. It's the best!
facts!
A total must!
We did a lot of drugs listening to the Doors. So happy to see your joy drug free. Me too now.
Jim was not really a trained singer. They had to teach him the little he knew. He was a genius poet who stumbled into some cats in Venice Beach Ca who could put his words to music. Read his biography. It’s called “No one here gets out alive”. Fascinating life story, indeed.
Life, Death, Legend is a better bio, in my opinion. It goes deeper into his friendship with Ray before the band, and how they all got together and interacted
Oscar Acosta I read that book during a couple days of in school detention, circa 1981...🤣
This is what you get when mix a poet, a jazz drummer, a flamenco guitarist, and classical/jazz keyboardist who want to write and perform blues/rock. Still to this day that Fender/Rhodes keyboard sound give me goose bumps. You knew it was The Doors by the end of the first measure, even if it’s first time hearing the song.
With the recent passing of drummer Ginger Baker you should check out Cream!
Sunshine of your love.
White Room
Crossroads
Definitely and keith moon the Who.
Ginger Baker: the most overrated drummer ever, in the most overrated band of all time. Give me some Who and Keith Moon.
I love this young man he loves all kinds of music...... love it
Great reaction! I have so much fun listening and watching along with you! You're becoming a favorite reactor.
Other Doors songs to react to:
Light My Fire (long version), Break on Through to the Other Side, Roadhouse Blues, Love Her Madly, The End.
Keep up the good work!
My life's soundtrack
From canada, this era of music was real, no bullshit, enjoy the ride...🤙
I've been listening to The Doors since birth as it was one of my mom's favorites when I was little. I've always been partial to Soul Kitchen and Riders on the Storm.
Jim the Lizard King our American poet of the Times!!
✌️
Five To One , Roadhouse Blues , Soul Kitchen , Love Me Two Times , Spanish Caravan , Back Door Man , The End
Dig The Changeling, too
You should listen to “Five to One”or “Roadhouse Blues”
By the way, the baseline is played by the keyboard player Ray Manzarek.
Not on this album they used an actual bass player who also played in Elvis Presley's backup band.
I've heard this song 1 trillion times and never heard that full intro before.
The song is about Los Angeles. Jim was from Florida, but he was absolutely in love with L.A. & the West (best) Coast. 😆
Cobb Knobbler You are a wise man and I should do the same!
@Cobb Knobbler You're absolutely right. It's nothing like it was in the days Morrison walked the Sunset Strip. I was raised in San Diego. It's also gone to shit compared to the 70's/80's & even throughout the 90's. Liberals & illegals have destroyed it. 😬
No shit sherlock
He was a navy kid and moved a lot. But once he found LA he was home.
No words for how much I love this band. 🥰👏🏻👩🏻🦰👍🏻🧚🏻♀️
Enjoyed your reaction to this.I like the way you interject short and pithy comments without stopping the flow of the song.Poor ol' Jimbo.The admixture of desperation and joy in his singing is compelling.A rough beast slouching off to his own private Bethlehem.
Jim Morrison is the greatest old school rock star in my opinion you should definitely check out more
@tha Dude You better believe I'm co-signing this my Dude.
i admire jim for being all the things we cant be, in ordinary everyday liffe! And I thank him for giving his life, to bring meaning to mine.
@tha Dude 37 summers here... ;)
ROCK AND ROLL OUTLAW
One of the greatest songs of all time. I defy anyone that get into their car & put this on when on the freeway, & not almost forget where you're going. Incredible reaction bro, loving the vids! Oh, the "funk" you heard"? The Door were heavily influenced by R&B, you should check out Soul Kitchen or Changeling by The Doors
I’ve heard you say in your last two Doors reactions that you like the keyboards , so having said that check out Lite My Fire, Doors always reminds of growing up as kid , in Los Angeles till I was around 15 , my parents moved us back Alabama because I was coming of age in the late 60s and they were afraid of the influence those times might have on me but I sure loved living in L.A. especially in the late 60s it was a magical time for music and The Doors were a big part of that scene
light, light, light
I've watched the 3 videos you done on The Doors. I'm not sure you totally get them. They came on the scene in 1966. The tone of their music reflected the times. The summer of love occurred in 1967. It was a time of experimentation, sex, drugs, and rock and roll. If, you listen to their cover of Willie Dixon's, Back Door Man, you will hear they were influenced by blues music. Ray Manzarek, Robbie Krieger, and John Densmore were classically trained musicians. Robbie Krieger, the guitarist played classical flamenco guitar which you will hear strains of it in some of their other songs. Ray Manzarek played a Vox Continental combo organ. Because they did not have a bass player, Ray Manzarek used a Fender Rhodes piano bass. If, you look at John Densmore playing drums, you will see he did not hold the sticks the way most drummers do. I would encourage you to listen to The Soft Parade, The End, Peace Frog, and my very favorite song of theirs, Indian Summer.
When the music's over or The End - The Doors
YES
Yes! Two of their best.
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Classic LA very early rock scene. Grungy and raw.
Hahaha, I see you're digging on The Doors. Such a cute young man.
People are strange, Show me the way to the next whiskeybar.
The title to the 2nd song you mentioned is - Alabama Song.😉😃
This is one of the tightest jams the Doors ever set down on vinyl...it shows exactly what a good band they were.
Blues, soul and Jazz.
"Riders On The Storm"
He did that yesterday
@@alrivers2297 Cool. I'll check it out. Thanks!
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Break on Through (To the Other Side) is a good one to check out, short but great
It’s cool to see these dudes giving the older songs a go. You see dude they got it right back then.
NICE!
When you think you're ready to have your mind caved in,
listen to
THE END, and,
WHEN THE MUSIC'S OVER.
Listen very closely to the lyrics on both!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
🔥🔥🔥
Genius, Likening the City of L.A to a woman. "I see your hair is burnin'. Hills are filled with fire'...Cops in cars. The topless bars. Never saw a woman so alone, so alone"
Such an iconic line 😎
@@audreyplunkett6111 love a woman that appreciates the Doors..
Nice playlists 💪🏻
Jimmy Irishman thank you! Honestly they are probably my all time favorite band! Such a unique sound and vibe.. loved watching this reaction, I adore that they love the Doors too! Talent man
@@audreyplunkett6111 I do an amazing Morrison on karaoke.. I've got that baritone voice.. doesn't hurt I'm also a Jim.. I got into the Doors by my Dad at age 12 like 20 years ago.. so poetic. So mystical and you can easily get into a trance like state of mind if you just dive headfirst into the music
@@audreyplunkett6111 I'm a music lover.
I love many types
MR. MOJO RISIN' is an anagram of JIM MORRISON
Came here to say the same thing, but checked to see if anyone had done it already.
Sorry, I like palindromes, which is why I named my son Otto..
Love his OPEN MIND!
The doors my favorite band, love them. Songs you should react to are roadhouse blues, break on through, love me two times, touch me, light my fire, love her madly, people are strange, hello I love you, the end, when the musics over, those would get the most views. But any doors song would work cuz they’re all great, but those most people would be interested in if they’re not that big of a fan
blues, funk ,Latin...its all there, that's why its so brilliant!
Break On Through - The Doors
My favorite by the Doors. They have a lot of good music. You gonna love this one.
I love your reaction, its great when you know a song so well and you can just feel your reaction hitting. Great band.
LA woman is the song that just keeps giving, you thinks it's about to end, but she comes right back at you.
Soft parade should be on his bucket list,
I can’t stop watching .
Me too
The thing I love about the band it's the keyboard Manzarek did a really good job in this band❤️
Thank you! This is my All-Time favorite song!
It changes the world when someone young as yourself has such an open mind to art,art unites, it's very cool that you know that and we all need to be still and listen
Vocals recorded in a bathroom filled with rugs to deaden the sound.
Then he flew off to Paris and immortality.
Jim Morrison, another member of the '27 Club'.
Sally Taylor the original? Or did Jimi win?
Three stars burned bright for the short time they were here.
Sad
When I used to DeeJay neighborhood parties in Los Angeles back in the 90s, this song was sure to fill the dance area with Mexican dudes. I don't know why, but for some reason this song related. I always dug that, and to this day never really understand why, except that it's a great song.
Please react to arguably The Doors' biggest hit - Light My Fire (do the long version). You love instrumentals, you'll love it.
This is the end. Now that's the song you just got to sit back turn down the lights to
Well, it's just called "The End" but otherwise you're correct.
You're driving on the freeway and city streets all through the song. Intended.
Check out the song "Gloria" by The Doors.
Do you think he would post his reaction to it?
You are truly an old soul!
Recorded mostly live and shortly before Morrison's death.
The Doors - Whiskey Bar
Great song!!!
Yes! I got the doors LA woman t shirt. Awesome band.
Do " Peace Frog". By The Doors or.... "The Soft Parade". Both are not as well known, but great songs.
I grew up with the doors! There’s so much more for you to experience!
Love your reaction! It's so great to see a song that I grew up with and grooved to still be able to make a young guy like you groove to as well. Liked it so much, this old guy just subscribed! great job!!
This kid is great.. he appreciates great music
Looking at him listening to LA WOMAN for 1st time.. brings me back to the 1st I heard this song.
Just love MR MO JO RISIN
Favorite song of all time
Lots of transitions in the song make it interesting
By far the greatest band to come out of the 60's. Great song, off a great album,which turned out to be their last. Jim Morrison was a Guinness....
just danced like crazy in my bedroom right before going to work!
Sht was 15 when I use to hear my brother play this band for the first time! He passed away 32yrs ago
The Doors and muddy waters always remind me of my loved brother
When I hear these guys I always have it full blast and dance the room out knowing he is just there with me lol
Australia 💕 Christina
The really great thing about watching the twins is that I am appreciating music that I was never really into before. I also hear things that I have always liked in a different way...it is really great! The Doors were a bit before my time and I was not really a fan, but I am hearing them differently now. Thank you!
Went back to find this one, the Doors! You bout flew out your chair and got whip lash! Fantastic getting into this. ❤️
The musicians were jazz based before rock and roll. They have never sold out to commercials. They were poetry set to music.. I get chills every time I hear the music.
Gotta love the youth listening to these musical masterpieces. The Doors were before my time but my mom used to listen to The Doors when I was kid. It’s undeniable artistry. Like my dude here I went back and did my homework. Much respect, keep diggin in the crates my dude it’ll enrich your life. Peace be unto you,
Nothing like alittle Doors in your ears! Thanks for sharing your reaction.
Listen to "Not to touch the Earth" and "Break on Through"
Greatest driving song there is. Hauling down the 405 with the Santa Anas blowing and this song cranked up to 10. Nothing better.
The Doors-The soft parade !! Si a great trip song
Welcome to the LA the rest of us grew up in. His description of Los Angeles is so accurate.
Mr mojo risin’, re arrange the letters it spells Jim Morrison the vocalist.
This is the magic of music..transcend generations,tastes,feelings..and make speak everybody the same language..
One of my favorite Doors songs!
Amazing how a good song can flip your mood from sad to gladness.
Another Banger Ya'll, "The Doors" Definitely Rocked !!!! Groovy Baby !!! LOL.
I still remember listening to this omw to the grand canyon... Going under those rock formations.. great road trip driving song...
Right on!!! Spinning one of my all time favs!! Yesssss!!! Woooooooo!! Love the Doors!!! Yessss
I appreciate the views of people who have never heard the songs that have affected me.
Went to High School in Bed sty brooklyn during mid 70's....listened to this song daily in Ft . Green park...great memories
Check out these Doors songs.... Light My Fire, Roadhouse Blues, Touch Me, Moonlight Drive, The End, Break On Though & of course Riders On The Storm ! ✌😎 These will keep you Rockin & Rollin ..... enjoy the wild & crazy trip with......
Jim ( aka: Mr. Mojo Risen & The Lizard King ), Ray,Robbie & John....
THE DOORS ! For being around such a short time they put out some amazing songs....
& Jim the master frontman will never be forgotten 😎🎙... & yes they are my favorite band !
Finally found all your Doors and Led Zeppelin music!!! Omg it's about time. U need to put all these in a album for easy access
I was recently in Santa Monica Blvd....my girl friend rented a caddy convertible....slowly driving down at night....to this day people still young and old love....the doors a love letter poem to LA the city of lights and an angel....long live the doors
Fun fact. This was the last song recorded by the doors together. Morrison and the rest of the band at this point hated each other. Morrison sang this song from the bathroom in the studio. Hence the natural echo sound
Love this song. Great reaction.
Love your enthusiasm and willing to listen to the past and the great.
From there last album. Doors never performed this song live. Think this came out 1971
Actually it was performed live, their second to last gig in Dallas on Dec 11, 1970. The track on the recording I have is 15:38 long. They also did Love Her Madly and The Changeling at this same show. Rumours are that there was a second set and they played Riders on the Storm but no recording has surfaced of that. Their final show was in New Orleans which is where Jim supposedly smashed up the microphone on the stage and Ray said it was like his spirit left his body. You should check out the Dallas recording. While the sound isn't fantastic by any stretch, its still enjoyable to here live versions of those 3 songs from the LA Woman LP.
@@HendrixJHE glad to know thanks
Allen Saunders Jim was excited to come back from Paris to perform these songs, but it never happened
Not everyone gets this band but LA Woman is my favorite Doors song. Jim Morrison is a member of the 27 Club.
He is singing about the City of LA like it is a woman
I've always thought it meant LAW MAN like LAW O' MAN.
If they say I never loved you, you know they are a liar......