THANK YOU! Lol glad to know that i'm not the only one who has ever had this thought. I always trip out even harder when I realize he was alive during the 1960's. Like what a radical person this guy was
Wow! I was 17 now 71 and I still get goosebumps from Jim’s voice. I was so lucky to have grown up with such great music. Imagine The Doors,Jimi Hendrix,Cream, Led Zeppelin & more on an AM radio in your car all day long! It was awesome! Nothing like that will ever happen again. ❤
It was amazing that he was a natural. Never practiced, sang in school or anything. Sad that for someone so brilliant. He did amazingly stupid things, and didn't care about his health in the slightest.
He is a genius... my favorite video of him- I mean that hair is GORGEOUS!!! He actually died form a combination of asthma medication and drinking NOT heroin- he had a fear of heroin an needles and did NOT approve of his girlfriend using it. He thought drugs were 'low class' and liquor was 'high class'- he was embarrassed that he could not understand or speak even simple French while living in Paris, yet his IQ was somethinng like 173 in his teen years. He was too embarrassed to ask about the directions with the medication and couldn't read them in Paris as they were in French and that is what killed him, It saddens me people still belive the dumb stories/scenario that he took heroin because his girlfriend used it --NO he was dead set against that even wtih her, and threatend to break up with her about it in his last days. Kim @@vernpascal1531
@@vernpascal1531 back then when singers did drugs it was not a big deal but today it is a big deal and singers would get cancelled if they get caught doing drugs while performing
@@Orrphan My wife and I were seated directly in front of him at a Dodgers game in 1991 and spent a great deal of time chatting with him. He couldn't possibly have been nicer.
I was 28 when I heard about them, at the time there was in the cinemas the Oliver Stone movie on the Doors... And I was hooked for.life! I'm 58 now and my 28 year old son also loved them, and plays their songs on his guitar. Rip, Jim and Ray! Daniel, from Brasil
I didn't think a great live version of "Touch Me" existed until I watched THIS! This should be in the Library of Congress to be preserved for future generations!
@@michaelreardon3958 Same. That’s when MTV actually played music videos and the Doors were on heavy rotation. I hadn’t really heard about the Doors until MTV.
I genuinely don't think I have heard anything more beautiful than Jim's voice at 2:13! Jim was obviously a beautiful man, probably one of the most beautiful males to ever walk the earth, but I think his voice is extremely underrated! Most people don't know this, but Jim hated being known for his looks, he hated being a sex symbol. He wanted to be taken more seriously for his singing/songwriting abilities and his poetry. And that is what we should do in his memory, it's what he wanted. There is no question in my mind that he is probably the sexiest man to ever live, but let's admire him for his incredible abilities because that's what he wanted.
I am Italian and beauty comes first!If he wasn’t talented like a singer and poet, it wouldn’t matter, he had always his physical beauty like a work of art to show to the world. To me is like our David of Michelangelo but alive who walked our earth once.
It's sad his dad didn't believe that he had any talent to sing, and even more that didn't hear his songs... as a singer myself, coming from a family with an opera tenor dad, and sisters and a brother singers, I can tell you that Jim had one of the most perfect voice vibratos ever! Look at those neck muscles working with his diaphragm.
Such an incredibly talented and legendary cosmic band headed by Jim Morrison. They are truly out of this world, and we are so lucky that this performance was recorded for generations of fans to enjoy.❤
Woe! Ya. I hadn't noticed that black eye until just now. I am usually as drunk as Jim Morrison was when i watch this video -but i am not as young as him anymore! :) Usually John Densmore is the go to guy about details like that. I wonder what he would illuminate.
I read an interview with Robbie Krieger in one of the guitar mags a while back and he said that he had gotten into a minor fender-bender the week of the show; hence, the black eye. He also said that he used to tell people, jokingly, that Jim hit him.
@@leilaandrews6142 Me too, so you must be right about my age. I was about 5 the 1st time I heard Jim sing and Dusty the 1st was so much like Jim M., you would never believe it, he was shot and killed tho in Cleveland as he was so pretty all the girls wanted to do him, well he never said no, well some dude was waiting for him outside the back of his van, and as soon as Dusty opened those doors he shot him with a shotgun, close range, it thru Dusty back into the van and he died right there. But Dusty was so cool and sweet, just like Jim and he would get up on our dining room table when Touch Me came on, and he would dance so original, so good and cool and he had a special belt (not conchos) but he had this different belt I have never seen since and he would put the buckle on the side of his pants, it looked cool, he was cool and I will never forget him and many of my friends from back there. That is how I got my name Dusty the 2nd. Was working at a club and there was to many girls named Cindy, so they asked me, what else can we call you, (and Dusty had only been murdered about 3 weeks) so that was on my mind each day, so I said you can call me Dusty. Well it stuck most of my life. Sorry so long. But I thought I would give you an example of the mems Jim's music brings back for me. Not all bad, just too bad. D2
Agreed. I think if he had more freedom to Express himself he would have made it out alive for a little longer. It really got to him that he couldn't do what he wanted and that led to the self destruction.....he had to face being locked up for doing what anyone can get away with now. Sad.
@@Spicuzza568 I'm not sure. I happen to agree with most of what you say, but, as the headstone his father commisioned for him said, which I think was stolen, he lived, and died, "according to his personal daemon". I sense the daemon wanted him to go with him, and leave us. Now THAT'S sad....
Wendy Cooke All three of Jim’s band members said that he “Did Not” expose himself on stage. There weren’t ever any pictures to prove differently. He got treated unfairly. Today, this wouldn’t have even gone to court. All his legal problems really tore him up. Between his arrest and wanting to do films and poetry instead of the band contributed to his excessive drinking ( even tho he already was a full blown alcoholic). It is 😔
Jim Had tons of Charisma. Same For Bon Scott of AC⚡️DC Bon just oozed charisma. Men wanted to be them and women wanted to be with them. I miss them both. R.I.P. Legends.
This was one of the greatest performance I’ve ever seen because this was live on national TV, no mistakes and the brother on the Saxophone, WOW, and how they all came together in the end, the timing, true Professional’s
Sorry to burst your bubble but it was super common to mimic playing instruments on these shows at the time and the band is clearly not playing at all. Watch how lightly the drummer is hitting the drums and the guitarist appears bored half the time. Jim is singing live but none of those people are playing those instruments
@@outsidekarl2245 and how can you be so sure? We’re you their? I mean you can have your on opinion on the video, but don’t tell the guy on the saxophone wasn’t playing, and it was clear that Jim was signing because the song was not the original version presented on the record, the hesitation in one part of the wording touch me, it was Live no doubt because of that
@@joebandy9864The music is the exact same as the studio. Plus, musicians can tell what is live and what isn't. As a drummer of 31 years, I can tell the drums are the studio recording. Plus John is barely touching the drums.
@@ilahildasissac1943 Old and young listened to the same TV shows, radio stations, and top billboard singles. On a Friday night, my grandmother b 1905 listened to the Beatles with her grandchildren on the only record player in the house. The record player was inside a TV cabinet that the entire family shared. We had ONE screen in the house and three major TV channels. After listening to Beatles, someone would put on a Broadway or Jazz album. We shared.
What I've always appreciated about drummer John Densmore is his versatility. The Doors songs cover such a wide range of styles and beats. The song "The End" comes to mind. Densmore always found the perfect percussive match no matter how great the challenge.
Would have been 13/14 around 1974 and purchased 'Weird Scenes". Money was tight. But it was when I started breaking down instruments into their individual parts. John Densmore blew me away. The Doors are still my favorite American group. Their first two albums being as good as there last two.
Great clip! It was truly magical being 11 years old in '68 and watching The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour and seeing all this talent on that cool show!
Every time---to this day--that this tune gets to the the sax solo and all through til the end, I get MASSIVE GOOSEBUMPS--which some people would call a BIG RUSH! The way it builds and builds with all the horns joining in with the sax, the drums and the climax just blows me away! LOVE this song to death!!
I remember watching this on the Smothers Brothers Show in 1968 when I was still a teenager. I hadn't seen this segment since then. It feels so good to watch The Doors perform "Touch Me". I still remember being surprised to see all the other musicians on the stage with The Doors. Something like that didn't happen too often. Watching Jim Morrison and the other Doors is like going back in time in a time machine. Thank you Eagle Rock.
I agree! Weird to think that that look really didn't become the typical rock star gear until the 80's. He was wearing leather when everyone else was wearing paisley and polyester . Morrison was way ahead of his time.
I can’t count how many times I’ve watched this video ... just for that grin alone after the first chorus 😘 0:53 uploaded this video mark on July 2, 2023 prior to his anniversary death ❤
the quality of this is so crystal clear its like it was just recorded yesterday. Morrison has the brooding intensity of a young Brando. If only he could have held it together longer.
I recently purchased Robby’s book, and the chapter on how he got his black eye was just so heartbreaking, but it also shows the type of person that he is; a man with a beautiful soul.
Definitely a new dimension to the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. Great Horns and Strings, an over all awesome and epic performance. After 50 years, it is not only Historical but Legendary. A great look at the Doors back in 1968.
I’m so glad the world can see this incredible band and singer now finally thru TH-cam! Nobody today can play like the Doors and no one alive today can sing like Jim Morrison! A legendary Talent and Band!
@@acnhtunemusicvids I don't want to poo all over your parade but I think Robbie Kreiger wrote this song.; the same as Light my fire which Jim Morrison only added 1 line to ('and our love become a funeral pyre.')
Jim's Voice was Powerful as he lived. The Sax solo is Fantastic. The Trench of the Horns is haunting and Beautiful at the same time. You will always be Miss and loved. R.I.P. Jim You left us too soon. 😱 😩 😢 🎤
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This is one of the most beautiful arrangements ever. Rock, classical, and jazz blend seamlessly.
@@adamtime8038 nononono
Of course, morrisön. Don't say "no-no-no" to everyone!
Huh? I was in love with Jim Morrison?
@@alliechannel-effectsvideos1103 Nobody asked for your opinion Consuela
réges régen popoyoország szívében élt egy jóképű patóó
Jim is so legendary that its hard to believe he was ever real.
@Zeal! Well this is a playback, so no, the vocals are live, but all the instruments are just the same as the studio version
@@humzahj. except the sax i think
@Zeal! no, but Jim was singing
THANK YOU! Lol glad to know that i'm not the only one who has ever had this thought. I always trip out even harder when I realize he was alive during the 1960's. Like what a radical person this guy was
He looks like the Greek God Adonis in the Flesh! Unbelievable Talent and Looks!
What a Crooner!
Beautiful human being with a definite unique voice. 50 years after he left us, he still gets millions of views which is a testament to his legacy.❤
Wow! I was 17 now 71 and I still get goosebumps from Jim’s voice. I was so lucky to have grown up with such great music. Imagine The Doors,Jimi Hendrix,Cream,
Led Zeppelin & more on an AM radio in your car all day long! It was awesome! Nothing like that will ever happen again. ❤
Those were some wild years for us!
Amen, brother!
71 as well and I completely agree with you. RIP Jim and Ray.
Lucky ppl 🍀
Me too!
They were so good. It's such a shame Jim Morrison died so young. The Doors' music holds up to even now 50 years later. Legends, man, legends.
Because I did The Doors - Touch Me (R-Evolution) in Autovocoding without the IL Vocodex on AVS Video Editor
@@acnhtunemusicvids you did it with the IL Vocodex so you uploaded it on your 3rd channel
Indeed they do hold up. 50 years later and ppl are just now finding him, crazy but great!
@@dustythe2nd188 What rock have those people lived under?
Absolutely. Wish we could have had even more songs ❤💔
I saw The Doors in concert live 3 times! I'm so lucky. Front row seats at one show in 1969! 15 feet from Jim.... Took pix!
Have you posted them online
@@adonaiyah2196 Right ..
@@Ritzi66 why so hard to believe fucker
You sir are beyond lucky❤️
Tenia las cejas rubios,Dios q lindo era ,bello,hermoso,da miedo tanta bellexa
Jim had a beautiful Baritone voice. This song is a masterpiece if there ever has been.
It was amazing that he was a natural. Never practiced, sang in school or anything. Sad that for someone so brilliant. He did amazingly stupid things, and didn't care about his health in the slightest.
He is a genius... my favorite video of him- I mean that hair is GORGEOUS!!! He actually died form a combination of asthma medication and drinking NOT heroin- he had a fear of heroin an needles and did NOT approve of his girlfriend using it. He thought drugs were 'low class' and liquor was 'high class'- he was embarrassed that he could not understand or speak even simple French while living in Paris, yet his IQ was somethinng like 173 in his teen years. He was too embarrassed to ask about the directions with the medication and couldn't read them in Paris as they were in French and that is what killed him, It saddens me people still belive the dumb stories/scenario that he took heroin because his girlfriend used it --NO he was dead set against that even wtih her, and threatend to break up with her about it in his last days. Kim @@vernpascal1531
hits an f6 in The End
Elvis and Sinatra with Jim’s explosiveness👍
@@vernpascal1531 back then when singers did drugs it was not a big deal but today it is a big deal and singers would get cancelled if they get caught doing drugs while performing
There will never be another one like Jim Morrison. Left us too early but also left an incredible legacy RIP
The saxophone solo at the end of the performance is one of the hippest things I have ever seen.
Truly one of the best sax solos ever. The saxophone added so much to rock in those days.
That’s Curtis Amy🎷in a Sonny Rollins-type master tenor sax solo👍
only after of us and them
@@otaviomarques5395 The Madcap Laughs....
I don't know who *touched* robby
it’s so nice to hear live music that actually sounds like original recording
It sounds that way because it is the studio version, just with live vocals.
@@andrewkemp1882 i realized that lol, they usually sound pretty good live anyways
@@andrewkemp1882 WHATTHEFUCK
Jim Morrison
@@andrewkemp1882 You man all those musicians are there to fake it? How do you know Jim is not Lip syncing?
Don't minimize the huge impact of Ray Manzarek's keyboards. Truly a musical genius.
The keyboards literally make the whole song IMO.
Everyone’s looking at Jim while I’m watching and hearing Ray play his organ and bass
The father of EDM
Ray was huge in the band. Just wish he wasn’t such a bs attention seeker, embellisher in interviews etc.
@@Orrphan My wife and I were seated directly in front of him at a Dodgers game in 1991 and spent a great deal of time chatting with him. He couldn't possibly have been nicer.
Even now, in July 2024, he captivates you. Your jaw drops at the pure awe of this performance
Exactly
Amen hallelujah
Yes I agree 💯
That's because he's in outerspace on live Tv😂
I am 15 years old and this BLEW MY MIND. Amazing !!!
You are just a baby!
I became obsessed aged 17 in 1992. I think it's a teenage rite of passage to discover the Doors
almost 17 here and i love the doors! absolute legends especially jim.
I was 28 when I heard about them, at the time there was in the cinemas the Oliver Stone movie on the Doors... And I was hooked for.life! I'm 58 now and my 28 year old son also loved them, and plays their songs on his guitar. Rip, Jim and Ray!
Daniel, from Brasil
ME TOOOOO ❤❤❤❤
I didn't think a great live version of "Touch Me" existed until I watched THIS! This should be in the Library of Congress to be preserved for future generations!
Band isn't live , Jim was
I knew this video since MTV played it around the Fall of 1982. I was hooked.
@@michaelreardon3958 Same. That’s when MTV actually played music videos and the Doors were on heavy rotation. I hadn’t really heard about the Doors until MTV.
I love his smile at 0:59. He was so talented, independent minded, creative and intelligent. It shows through his music.
Robby Krieger wrote this song.
WheresMyCar For Real. All 4 of them are kickass.
@@wheresmycar9559 And light my fire as well.
@@wheresmycar9559 WHATTHEFUCK
@Mary pwned
I remember listening to this in the 60's. My mother had a radio in the kitchen, she always had it on when she was cooking. I've never forgotten it.
Jim Morrison was NOT of this world and needed to be elsewhere. (Just in case you were wondering why he died.)
He's a Pleiadian from Taygeta
@@khalilsaad6364 Hey that's where I'm from. And from the future too.
And died very young at 27...that part sucks.
I've been a fan of the Doors since I was 16 yrs old. I'm 65, and Jim Morrison was not just a amazing singer, but a amazing poet.
I’m 60 and have read three books on this legendary group. In my 20s I was a Doors fanatic
Поэт, музыкант, рок легенда
@@Assya-d6j ❤
I'm 65 yo too. I appreciate his music. ❣️
Especially this song.
I genuinely don't think I have heard anything more beautiful than Jim's voice at 2:13! Jim was obviously a beautiful man, probably one of the most beautiful males to ever walk the earth, but I think his voice is extremely underrated! Most people don't know this, but Jim hated being known for his looks, he hated being a sex symbol. He wanted to be taken more seriously for his singing/songwriting abilities and his poetry. And that is what we should do in his memory, it's what he wanted. There is no question in my mind that he is probably the sexiest man to ever live, but let's admire him for his incredible abilities because that's what he wanted.
I am Italian and beauty comes first!If he wasn’t talented like a singer and poet, it wouldn’t matter, he had always his physical beauty like a work of art to show to the world. To me is like our David of Michelangelo but alive who walked our earth once.
@@fiammavalli3732 are you sure
@Mas Dito Because I do look like Jim Morrison.
@@johnvanover6285 It's upsetting me! I'am not a girl!
agree/
Jim Morrison was beautiful. This song is perfection. That’s all. ❤
Jim was legendary here. It looked like he almost shed a tear, heartfelt.🤗
@@ramongonzalez2112 Where?
It's sad his dad didn't believe that he had any talent to sing, and even more that didn't hear his songs... as a singer myself, coming from a family with an opera tenor dad, and sisters and a brother singers, I can tell you that Jim had one of the most perfect voice vibratos ever! Look at those neck muscles working with his diaphragm.
But I do look like Jim Morrison, morrisön.
I think Jim Morrison looks like my 3rd channel, morrisön.
My effects have suddenly been made, morrisön.
Wtf
Mörrissön..
He is so gorgeous! His hair OMG just absolutely beautiful!
I think I really covered this in 1968 on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. Morrisön.
So, I uploaded it in my favourite channel, STAGES as in 2013, November 21th.
@@acnhtunemusicvids Yup
@@acnhtunemusicvids so, you think you really made I KILLED X while you sung that song?
@@acnhtunemusicvids its just in December 27th, 1968 (I mean 2008)
That horn section kicks ass. And the strings are awesome.
Such an incredibly talented and legendary cosmic band headed by Jim Morrison. They are truly out of this world, and we are so lucky that this performance was recorded for generations of fans to enjoy.❤
Look at the SHINER on the guitarist's eye! 1:18
Woe! Ya. I hadn't noticed that black eye until just now. I am usually as drunk as Jim Morrison was when i watch this video -but i am not as young as him anymore! :) Usually John Densmore is the go to guy about details like that. I wonder what he would illuminate.
The "guitarist" is Robbie Kreiger.........who wrote Light My Fire
I read an interview with Robbie Krieger in one of the guitar mags a while back and he said that he had gotten into a minor fender-bender the week of the show; hence, the black eye. He also said that he used to tell people, jokingly, that Jim hit him.
@@paulspears715 And he also wrote the song on this video, "Touch Me."
Yes he did!!...he is also a great guitar player
This was amazing. Everything about Jim Morrison is so timeless, his voice, hair, clothing....
physically beautiful man with a beautiful voice…to bad gone way to soon into the 27 club
This brings so many memories from those days.....rip Jim and ray
his girlfriend died at 27 too
@@leilaandrews6142 I know. It really is great though. Don't ya think?
@@dustythe2nd188 luv Jim Morrison and doors ever since I was a kid in the sixties.their music brings so many memories for me.....
@@leilaandrews6142 Me too, so you must be right about my age. I was about 5 the 1st time I heard Jim sing and Dusty the 1st was so much like Jim M., you would never believe it, he was shot and killed tho in Cleveland as he was so pretty all the girls wanted to do him, well he never said no, well some dude was waiting for him outside the back of his van, and as soon as Dusty opened those doors he shot him with a shotgun, close range, it thru Dusty back into the van and he died right there. But Dusty was so cool and sweet, just like Jim and he would get up on our dining room table when Touch Me came on, and he would dance so original, so good and cool and he had a special belt (not conchos) but he had this different belt I have never seen since and he would put the buckle on the side of his pants, it looked cool, he was cool and I will never forget him and many of my friends from back there. That is how I got my name Dusty the 2nd. Was working at a club and there was to many girls named Cindy, so they asked me, what else can we call you, (and Dusty had only been murdered about 3 weeks) so that was on my mind each day, so I said you can call me Dusty. Well it stuck most of my life. Sorry so long. But I thought I would give you an example of the mems Jim's music brings back for me. Not all bad, just too bad. D2
Outstanding live performance. "STRONGER THAN DIRT."
Real instruments, real music, a real band!! Thank you Jim!! :)
This is incredible. As a young saxophonist I listed to that solo many, many times and had no idea that a live recording existed. What an amazing band.
Actually the band is faking it on live tv, Jim's vocals were real
Incredible finale. Explosive. I wonder who was that saxophonist.🎷
If you observe Curtis Amy's fingers they don't even match the notes he is playing on the sax.
my god...that voice..that face...that band...incomparable in every way
I love that Jim's vocals are live, a rare find on programs from back in the day ✌💗🌹
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It was the same on the Ed Sullivan Show when he sang the infamous words "girl we couldn't get much higher."
Oh yeah, I remember that one!! My fave Jim memory is being in one of his conga lines 💜🎶💜
Still electrifying 50 years later.
beyond belief how fuckin amazing they actually where 👌
@@robbie73vespaMike Griffioen
I've always been a big fan of the Doors ever since Jr High. they were ahead of their time.. still listening 50 yrs later. Dec 2019
Aren’t we all
They were ahead of THIS time....
Agreed. I think if he had more freedom to Express himself he would have made it out alive for a little longer. It really got to him that he couldn't do what he wanted and that led to the self destruction.....he had to face being locked up for doing what anyone can get away with now. Sad.
@@Spicuzza568 I'm not sure. I happen to agree with most of what you say, but, as the headstone his father commisioned for him said, which I think was stolen, he lived, and died, "according to his personal daemon". I sense the daemon wanted him to go with him, and leave us. Now THAT'S sad....
Wendy Cooke All three of Jim’s band members said that he “Did Not” expose himself on stage. There weren’t ever any pictures to prove differently. He got treated unfairly. Today, this wouldn’t have even gone to court. All his legal problems really tore him up. Between his arrest and wanting to do films and poetry instead of the band contributed to his excessive drinking ( even tho he already was a full blown alcoholic). It is 😔
This is great camera quality for its time.
Amanda Marie yeah i was just thinking the same thing
Yeah it looks like it's from the 80s or maybe early 90s
35mm film naturally has a 4K resolution, it better look good lol.
I agree mami
This looks amazing for 1969.
Higher than the ISS and still held it beautifully. What a legend, never be another Jim.
The most charismatic front man of any band anywhere. I love this band.
Jim Morriss
Jim Morinnsson
Jim Morisson
Jim Had tons of Charisma. Same
For Bon Scott of AC⚡️DC Bon just oozed charisma. Men wanted to be them and women wanted to be with them. I miss them both. R.I.P. Legends.
Incredible! I remember our dad singing this to our mom so long ago.❤Love the Doors! Jim Morrison was oh so FINE!
He's so gorgeous while singing Touch me OMG and his hair just amazing!!!
easy
Too bad Jim kind of flubbed it when switching from the maracas to microphone!
@@iamgermane He had it all: the looks, the voice, the talent...and THE HAIR! :)
Most underrated performer of all time. Jim Morrison was a Poet, Songwriter and Musical Genius!
What a sweetheart, Jim! 53 Years gone, but Iam still in love! Never forgotten! 🎤🎹🎸🎶🎤🎹🎸🎶😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Beautiful has never described a man as it describes him...
This was one of the greatest performance I’ve ever seen because this was live on national TV, no mistakes and the brother on the Saxophone, WOW, and how they all came together in the end, the timing, true Professional’s
Sorry to burst your bubble but it was super common to mimic playing instruments on these shows at the time and the band is clearly not playing at all. Watch how lightly the drummer is hitting the drums and the guitarist appears bored half the time. Jim is singing live but none of those people are playing those instruments
@@outsidekarl2245 and how can you be so sure? We’re you their? I mean you can have your on opinion on the video, but don’t tell the guy on the saxophone wasn’t playing, and it was clear that Jim was signing because the song was not the original version presented on the record, the hesitation in one part of the wording touch me, it was Live no doubt because of that
Robby Krieger wrote about this performance. Robby said in his book that Jim was the only one live. Everyone else was just mimicking playing.
@@wayne6612 true
@@joebandy9864The music is the exact same as the studio. Plus, musicians can tell what is live and what isn't. As a drummer of 31 years, I can tell the drums are the studio recording. Plus John is barely touching the drums.
Hard not to tear up watching this performance by these legends luv you Jim.
0:51....one of the most beautiful lines, ever.
1:51....and again.
2:13....and one more time.
Thank you, sir....
Preview 8b (my version)
I'am really surprised for the Preview 8b video
@@acnhtunemusicvids ue
I love seeing the older guys on the horns really getting into the music.
You have to wonder how the older musicians felt performing with the rock group? Talk about generation gap!
@@ilahildasissac1943 Old and young listened to the same TV shows, radio stations, and top billboard singles. On a Friday night, my grandmother b 1905 listened to the Beatles with her grandchildren on the only record player in the house. The record player was inside a TV cabinet that the entire family shared. We had ONE screen in the house and three major TV channels. After listening to Beatles, someone would put on a Broadway or Jazz album. We shared.
Jim
@@acnhtunemusicvids this thing I am going to do with this one?
@@alliechannel-effectsvideos1103 yes
Que voz excepcional y que rostro de ángel tenía Jim...Que viva eternamente su música...
He's a very old soul experiencing an earthly being. Like so many like him.
💯
He was really attractive and what a VOICE!!!!!!!!!!! - enjoying in 2020!!
Jim était un dieu vivant quel présence et sa voix.ce groupe reste un des premiers parmi les grands bravo.aux années 70.
Jim had a very beautiful voice ! The Doors rocked!
The Doors at their peak with such lush instrumentation and vocals only Jim could deliver, truly legendary..
The definition of cool back in 1969 was Jim Morrison & Steve McQueen and I saw them both before I went to Vietnam !!
bullshit
Jim still.cool
Cool breeze thank you for your service
Morrisön, as you see that I look just like Jim Morrison.
Jim had a beautiful voice.
Im now 66 yrs old ,...seen this when first aired....stilll to this day..he looked Nuclear HOT!!"....love this...!
Eleni Comens We already don't think so.
WHATTHEFUCK
WHAT.THE.FUCK
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Hel.lo.
John Densmore doesn’t get much recognition as should his style of drumming is incredible.
What I've always appreciated about drummer John Densmore is his versatility. The Doors songs cover such a wide range of styles and beats. The song "The End" comes to mind. Densmore always found the perfect percussive match no matter how great the challenge.
Would have been 13/14 around 1974 and purchased 'Weird Scenes". Money was tight. But it was when I started breaking down instruments into their individual parts.
John Densmore blew me away. The Doors are still my favorite American group. Their first two albums being as good as there last two.
This is how I wish everything was, beautiful
So talented, so handsome, a star , a legent...
Kallisti G., agreed on all accounts. Dusty the 2nd.
historic performance, perfect pitch and delivery
@@scottharrison3391 Yep, he's got it all.
Thank you it's not easy being a legend.
Also a legend.
Great clip!
It was truly magical being 11 years old in '68 and watching The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour and seeing all this talent on that cool show!
Every time---to this day--that this tune gets to the the sax solo and all through til the end, I get MASSIVE GOOSEBUMPS--which some people would call a BIG RUSH! The way it builds and builds with all the horns joining in with the sax, the drums and the climax just blows me away! LOVE this song to death!!
The best fascinating and musical genius in the world! For me is always alive. Simply the best! I love you for ever Jim!
One of the best live performance of a song....ever
I genuinely don't think I have heard anything more beautiful than Jim's voice at 2:13!
wow, that is stunning.
R.I.P Lead Of Doors Of Jim Morrison (1943-1971) Age 27
He died at the age of 28!
The doors is the best rock band ever rest in peace Jim Morrison ♥️🎸🇺🇸☮️
The great Curtis Amy on sax solo.
Legendary
Curtis Amy is not a girl soloing to the song
@@acnhtunemusicvids of course
@@alliechannel-effectsvideos1103 It's my best WHATTHEFUCK moment ever
I think Curtis is not female
I can clearly hear ole " Blue Eyes" vocal influence throughout this beautiful performance.
My current Doors Obsession is this clip.
Such a fantastic voice! Great song! DOORS THE BEST! Greeting from germany to all Doors- Fans in the world!
I remember watching this on the Smothers Brothers Show in 1968 when I was still a teenager. I hadn't seen this segment since then. It feels so good to watch The Doors perform "Touch Me". I still remember being surprised to see all the other musicians on the stage with The Doors. Something like that didn't happen too often. Watching Jim Morrison and the other Doors is like going back in time in a time machine. Thank you Eagle Rock.
Yes, yes, yes, morrisön.
Mim Jorrison
Mim Jorrison
Mim Jorrison
Jim Morrison
I think I was going to fall in love with this song, morrisön.
Beautiful song , I love the way James sings it as well, especially this performance in particular.
Omg, what a talent, that orchestra and the violins were off the chain...
OHMYGOD
One of the best live performances I have ever seen.
Leather pants were designed for Jim Morrison
I agree! Weird to think that that look really didn't become the typical rock star gear until the 80's. He was wearing leather when everyone else was wearing paisley and polyester . Morrison was way ahead of his time.
the sexiest leather pants in universe :-D
Gothic 666 - Punk undoubtedly :)
@@the.hot.button yes, i love jims leather pants :-P ^^
He got the idea from Elvis...Jim was a huge Elvis fan
Man this guy really had it go in on the talent, the look, the charisma, remarkable artist.
I can’t count how many times I’ve watched this video ... just for that grin alone after the first chorus 😘 0:53 uploaded this video mark on July 2, 2023 prior to his anniversary death ❤
Can you be my friend, morrisön?
Meow.
0:53
Me too warched this sooo many times.. im a bit obsessed... He is my tranquility, he is a work of art in every way
It's so wonderful to see this live performance and how good it sounds! That is true talent!!!
the quality of this is so crystal clear its like it was just recorded yesterday. Morrison has the brooding intensity of a young Brando. If only he could have held it together longer.
I recently purchased Robby’s book, and the chapter on how he got his black eye was just so heartbreaking, but it also shows the type of person that he is; a man with a beautiful soul.
Yes, it is. Jim Morrison has *touched* him.
Please state briefly how he got the black eye
Yes, morrisön.
I'd love to hear how, the story behind that black eye seems like very important to me
@@humanice2 well 1st off jim did not punch him it was a apparently bunch of rednecks harassing Jim so Robbie stepped in
All those musicians are amazing !! This is when music was authentic!
Shocking how much he changed over the course of the next two and a half years.
Definitely a new dimension to the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. Great Horns and Strings, an over all awesome and epic performance. After 50 years, it is not only Historical but Legendary. A great look at the Doors back in 1968.
Kids nowadays should be taught history in music at school and show them these type of videos. We are lucky to have footage of this amazing bands.
Yes, morrisön.
mi az a touch me
I’m so glad the world can see this incredible band and singer now finally thru TH-cam! Nobody today can play like the Doors and no one alive today can sing like Jim Morrison!
A legendary Talent and Band!
We are sure lucky to have youtube, that is for sure. And get to watch groups like the Doors.
Yess!..The Doors....not Jim Morrison & the Doors...it was always The Doors....all great musicians
@@jacocharzukanamericanautho2422 Ni
@@jacocharzukanamericanautho2422 Nononono
Now it's time to make noise
Jim was high as a kite in the performance. I find it very amusing. Love that guy.
The saxophone soloist is highly underrated.
King Curtis ,solo
He's incredible
@@carletoncandis635 Curtis Amy, not King Curtis.
Dude brought the house down 🔥
This is magical....Jim's big wild child voice with a orchestral arrangement!
Now this was art and power perfection!
Hellllllo, morrisön.
As you see...
Jim.
He was a beauty!
How beautiful is Jim's voice??
Super cool..use to watch the Smother Brothers..with my parents..back in late 60`s..good times
My favorite band then and now.
Everytime I listen to the doors it's like my mind transcends this reality in an infinite high of poetry and immersion
There's nothing I don't like about that song, best sax solo to end a song ever!!!
I think this one of the best love songs ever written by The Doors, it's got such a positive message for lovers of all ages.
yes, morrisön.
@@acnhtunemusicvids I don't want to poo all over your parade but I think Robbie Kreiger wrote this song.; the same as Light my fire which Jim Morrison only added 1 line to ('and our love become a funeral pyre.')
I think it is, as you see, morrisön?
Jim: "Touch me babe!"
Me: "W/ pleasure."
Please lose
@jfsfrnd Ha ha ha ha........................Got issues? That is good. Got milk???? LMAO!! You r funny. D2.
Lol
@@dustythe2nd188 Hey Dusty. You doin' ok? No surprise seeing you here.
@@fredflintstone9657 Yes I am doin better each day. Thanks for asking. And I must say, no surprise to see you here either! We love our Doors! D2
When artists were ARTISTS 🙌
Jim Morrison was a gorgeous man. I saw him back in the 60’s. It was magical.
He sold out to be magical.....hello.
i love the quality is so good you can perfectly see the blue of his eyes
What a great performance!!!!!!!
Jim's Voice was Powerful as he lived. The Sax solo is Fantastic. The Trench of the Horns is haunting and Beautiful at the same time. You will always be Miss and loved. R.I.P. Jim
You left us too soon. 😱 😩 😢 🎤
Love Jim's voice and he's gotta be the best looking man ever born. The Doors are the greatest rock band of all.
You are so right he was the most handsomest most beautiful best-looking man ever Jesus God what a creation