I'm in awe of you as much as the band ...I try telling young UN's what 1990s rave was like ... you just can't find the words probably the same you trying to tell me the isle of wight was ... moments in time 👍🤯
@@sids48 I agree with you. As great as their amazing performance was, the excitement of being there was also incredible. It's quite easy to describe the performance, and I have done so many times, as you can imagine, but it is difficult to explain the atmosphere, the excitement and thrill of being there, and the energy emanating from the crowd. And it is impossible to describe the feeling of finally being there, watching your favourite band and particularly, Jim Morrison, up there performing live. 💕
@@solobano570 It was a brilliant performance. The band were awesome and Jim's vocals were incredible . They performed all their old favourites, including my favourites (When The Music's Over and The End) so I can happily say I totally enjoyed every minute of their performance, as did most of the crowd judging from the reaction of everyone around us.
Wow!!! Lucky you - I am so envious! Which concerts did you see? I wanted to see them at the Roundhouse in 68, but I was deemed to be too young, especially as I lived over 100 miles from London. I had to wait until 1970 and there was nothing that could stop me from going to the IOW to see them. To see them 3 times would have been truly amazing!
@@Nictric1 Obviously RT BARNES can answer this question much better than I can, as I only saw them at this concert when, Jim just stood at the mic and sang. He hadn't slept for over 36 hours, and was in the middle of the trial, so he seemed to be concentrating all his effort on his vocals. But I can definitely say that he had a magnetism. He was bathed in that red light, and he barely moved a muscle, but I couldn't take my eyes off him. He drew the whole of my attention throughout the performance like a moth to the flame. He was mesmerising. I still get chills when I think about it!
You are very very fortunate. I missed him by only a few years... though if I lived on the west coast I would have seen him. He died when I had just turned 17. Just graduated high school. Started going out to hear music when I was 14, but that autumn, when I began college in Manhattan, I began to go out to shows several times a week. For the next decade... after the mid-80s it toned down. I still went out often-and still go to concerts- but it wasn’t nearly as often. The Doors, Joplin, and Hendrix are the only musicians I never got to see. Oh I sadly never saw Bob Marley. But I saw just about all who I loved, across genres, and in small venues. Again: you were a fortunate person to see the Doors.
this song as just given me the chills, when he sings "woke up this mornin,got myself a beer"as a recovering alcoholic i could actually feel the sensation.amazing powerfull performance
The thing I will always love most about The Doors is about how they had the power to be a solid unit while paradoxically letting their individuality shine.
I was here seventeen how we danced to this. Miss those times . Jim was misunderstood for the genius he was like all geniuses. Sad not made for this world.
The Doors with Jim only performed two other live shows after this one (none of which were recorded), at the last one Jim didn't sing at all apparently. They went back to L.A. to record L.A. Woman, and the last song they recorded was Riders on the Storm. Jim went to Paris and never sang with the Doors again. So this concert is the last recorded live performance of Jim Morrison. RIP Jim and Ray.
The Doors performed three live shows with Jim after the Isle of Wight festival and all three shows were recorded. The two live shows in Dallas can be heard here on TH-cam and have rare live versions of "Riders" and "L.A. Woman." The Doors final show in New Orleans on December 12, 1970 was recorded but never released. The guy that has it wants a kings ransom.
uniqueness: that rare and wonderful quality that ensures that nobody, just nobody, will ever sound like you do....this is what the Doors were and still are, to so many listeners.....
When this started I was thinking, oh boy this sounds like The Doors are tired and jaded, then the organ kicked in and Jim starts singing, leaning into the vocal, giving it everything, but also effortlessly. The song builds beautifully until 2:49 where it naturally dies back again. The Doors were a masterful live band. They knew when to kick it up a gear, when to sit back, when to pull it all together and they really knew how to build to a great ending. They weren't afraid to let the song breathe a bit, to let it ebb and flow and importantly they knew the importance of dynamics. More like a Jazzer's band than a rock n roll band in many ways. Thanks for this excellent footage.
yes my friend- remember I did that my last day of senior year in high school......not as "cool as Jim" as I had hard time downing the beer at 7:15 in the morning, but polished it off.................ahh.........great times- all credit to jim!!
This has GOT to be the best LIVE version of the song EVER! That syncopated drumming by Densmore was inspired. Ray and Robbie sounded great and Jim's singing was AWESOME. Those in attendance were in for the performance of a lifetime!
Got into the Doors in the early 80's. Fell in love. Read No One Here Gets Out Alive by Danny Sugerman. Went to LA and had a night in the Whiskey A Go Go. Going back next year. Gonna tread Venice Beach and Sunset Strip. Get Stoned. Tick my boxes xx
The best psychedelic blues band to ever come down the pike w/ honorable mention going to the Jimi Hendrix Experience. Would have loved to hear them in a jam session.
THE DOORS AT FULL FORCE! Also, their version of "Break on Though" here is about the best live version I've ever heard. Jim stood perfectly still & just sang his soul out. No dancing, no wise cracks, no vamping, no clowning around, just straight up hard rockin' from the Venice's fantastic four! Anyone who said that the Doors deteriorated in the end didn't hear this.
@@roycediamond6461 I don't think he meant they were both at the Isle of Wight! Just that he saw them both. So did I, as it happens. You can't really compare them. They were different things. Both great in their way.
Jim died a year later...I love every album but... LA women is my favorite...it so sad we will never hear anything from that album live...riders...LA women...love her madly... The changeling...been down so long...Crawling king snake... Hiaasen‘s-house..and .L’America
Certainly cool live Doors music. Video footage seems to be a clever patch up of Jim singing another song (?) but, cleverly done and takes nothing away from a great performance.
Morrison's singing is spectacular in this show. Loved Densmore's drumming on this track. Jim Morrison y the folleeeeeetttttt amigoteeeeeessssss míooooooosssss unos de siempre
Sin ánimo de ofender a nadie, solo es una opinión. DOORS es la mejor banda de Rock de Norteamérica, su directo era espectacular, sus músicos los cuatro, Maestros. Lástima me hubiera gustado saber a dónde habrían llegado, seguro que muy lejos. 🎸
My favourite & probably the Best talented unique bend ever in rock and roll history of all time! After them Zeppelin , pink Floyd, Beatles , queen , rolling stones , Metallica , iron maiden , nirvana, Oasis , slipknot , coldplay , muse , green day , Linkin park , white stripes , etc.
Jim’s voice sounds tired here. I love the Doors. Sadly saw them when he was totally wasted at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds. There were Hell’s Angels walking around with chains intimidating people.
One of the all time rockers. Have seen Wild Child, Doors Tribute band, perform it many times. The original would have been better. Rock on. Was in Arkansas in 70
the honorable elijah Jim Morrison says the future uncertain and the end is always near ... I woke up this morning and I got myself a beer... Must be one of the greatest lines in rock history
I was lucky enough to see The Doors at the Isle of Wight - we had a long wait, but it was worth it. They were brilliant!
Hi Pauline. lol
Wow, even listening it on You Tube is magic and I can only imagine how it was real life! Lucky you!
I'm in awe of you as much as the band ...I try telling young UN's what 1990s rave was like ... you just can't find the words probably the same you trying to tell me the isle of wight was ... moments in time 👍🤯
@@sids48 I agree with you. As great as their amazing performance was, the excitement of being there was also incredible. It's quite easy to describe the performance, and I have done so many times, as you can imagine, but it is difficult to explain the atmosphere, the excitement and thrill of being there, and the energy emanating from the crowd. And it is impossible to describe the feeling of finally being there, watching your favourite band and particularly, Jim Morrison, up there performing live. 💕
@@solobano570 It was a brilliant performance. The band were awesome and Jim's vocals were incredible . They performed all their old favourites, including my favourites (When The Music's Over and The End) so I can happily say I totally enjoyed every minute of their performance, as did most of the crowd judging from the reaction of everyone around us.
Hey you young people? I saw Jim and The Doors 3 times in my youth. I'm lucky! Front row at one show...
Wow!!! Lucky you - I am so envious! Which concerts did you see? I wanted to see them at the Roundhouse in 68, but I was deemed to be too young, especially as I lived over 100 miles from London. I had to wait until 1970 and there was nothing that could stop me from going to the IOW to see them. To see them 3 times would have been truly amazing!
Are the stories of his Shaman-like presence true?
@@Nictric1 Obviously RT BARNES can answer this question much better than I can, as I only saw them at this concert when, Jim just stood at the mic and sang. He hadn't slept for over 36 hours, and was in the middle of the trial, so he seemed to be concentrating all his effort on his vocals. But I can definitely say that he had a magnetism. He was bathed in that red light, and he barely moved a muscle, but I couldn't take my eyes off him. He drew the whole of my attention throughout the performance like a moth to the flame. He was mesmerising. I still get chills when I think about it!
You are very very fortunate. I missed him by only a few years... though if I lived on the west coast I would have seen him. He died when I had just turned 17. Just graduated high school. Started going out to hear music when I was 14, but that autumn, when I began college in Manhattan, I began to go out to shows several times a week. For the next decade... after the mid-80s it toned down. I still went out often-and still go to concerts- but it wasn’t nearly as often. The Doors, Joplin, and Hendrix are the only musicians I never got to see. Oh I sadly never saw Bob Marley. But I saw just about all who I loved, across genres, and in small venues.
Again: you were a fortunate person to see the Doors.
Wow it's crazy how such bands existed in such times, it seems now days live performances kinda suck, but maybe I'm out of the groove I don't know lol
Man these guys were tight! Jims voice was flawless no autotune back then! You had to be great
this song as just given me the chills, when he sings "woke up this mornin,got myself a beer"as a recovering alcoholic i could actually feel the sensation.amazing powerfull performance
very inspiring what you said bro.Take care and be strong
I miss Jim.
Just got my first year of sobriety and some other AA's got a band together and we are playin this song. I'm the singer 😅
Hope you’re still doing good, we’re all rooting for you
The thing I will always love most about The Doors is about how they had the power to be a solid unit while paradoxically letting their individuality shine.
Best definition ever. Maybe this is what made them so unique.
EXACTLY!!!
I was here seventeen how we danced to this.
Miss those times .
Jim was misunderstood for the genius he was like all geniuses. Sad not made for this world.
Music allows us to rekindle memories and great music lasts forever ..yes Jim was unique and the Doors were a superbly tight musical unit
@@garytamme
Yes Gary so right.
The Doors with Jim only performed two other live shows after this one (none of which were recorded), at the last one Jim didn't sing at all apparently. They went back to L.A. to record L.A. Woman, and the last song they recorded was Riders on the Storm. Jim went to Paris and never sang with the Doors again. So this concert is the last recorded live performance of Jim Morrison. RIP Jim and Ray.
LA Woman is a masterpiece
The Doors performed three live shows with Jim after the Isle of Wight festival and all three shows were recorded. The two live shows in Dallas can be heard here on TH-cam and have rare live versions of "Riders" and "L.A. Woman." The Doors final show in New Orleans on December 12, 1970 was recorded but never released. The guy that has it wants a kings ransom.
Amo a The Doors desde que tenía 12 años ahorita tengo 63 y no dejo de escucharlos
You won't ever see bands like the doors again folks this is top of the music mountain stuff 👊
Morrison's singing is spectacular in this show. Loved Densmore's drumming on this track.
the future is uncertain and the end is always near
Sr Ramos it’s brutally true
Yes
comming from a dead man makes it more deep right? rip jim
Let it roll.. baby roll...
Yes it is
Just amazing.. The year I was born. But I love this band. Their legacy seems endless ❤
uniqueness: that rare and wonderful quality that ensures that nobody, just nobody, will ever sound like you do....this is what the Doors were and still are, to so many listeners.....
When this started I was thinking, oh boy this sounds like The Doors are tired and jaded, then the organ kicked in and Jim starts singing, leaning into the vocal, giving it everything, but also effortlessly. The song builds beautifully until 2:49 where it naturally dies back again. The Doors were a masterful live band. They knew when to kick it up a gear, when to sit back, when to pull it all together and they really knew how to build to a great ending. They weren't afraid to let the song breathe a bit, to let it ebb and flow and importantly they knew the importance of dynamics. More like a Jazzer's band than a rock n roll band in many ways. Thanks for this excellent footage.
Densmore is rocking those drums af!
"Woke up thi mornin and got myself a 🍺" Coolest line in Rock N Roll History of a song.
Totally agree and relevant.
yes my friend- remember I did that my last day of senior year in high school......not as "cool as Jim" as I had hard time downing the beer at 7:15 in the morning, but polished it off.................ahh.........great times- all credit to jim!!
@@kentk9073 Lol, do you like him?
That was alice coopers quote when jim asked him what he did today...hehe
All of us alcoholics wake up in the morning and grab ourselves a beer.
And Ray played bass with his left hand...wow.
...Yes, and the bass line of this song is tiring for the keyboard
Honestly astonishing
Ray's keyboard playing floors me. The introductory bass line especially, is incredible.
Amazing.
I wish I'd been born back then. Golden time of rock'n'roll! Legendary music!
Bloody oath, I agree 👍🇦🇺🍻🍻
me too!very lucky generation
The sound they could pull off with such limited means in terms of instruments- absolutely superb!
This has GOT to be the best LIVE version of the song EVER! That syncopated drumming by Densmore was inspired. Ray and Robbie sounded great and Jim's singing was AWESOME. Those in attendance were in for the performance of a lifetime!
💯
It isn't, dear Charles. But it's great. Has its groooooove, dude.
The Doors!! Man what a band!! That’s Rock and Roll right there!!!
Saw the first show in Boston, April 1970---blew the roof off.
Morrison was wasted drunk un Boston 1970.
@@Aguz25 yep
Got into the Doors in the early 80's. Fell in love. Read No One Here Gets Out Alive by Danny Sugerman. Went to LA and had a night in the Whiskey A Go Go. Going back next year. Gonna tread Venice Beach and Sunset Strip. Get Stoned. Tick my boxes xx
“Life is uncertain and the end is always near”.
The best voice Jim
ICONIC vocals by him...for sure...he could REALLY sing.
He was a bit dry and short of breath in this.....
cigs = breathing issues
Magic pure and simple
JIM MORRISON VIVE EN TEOTIHUACAN, MÉXICO. Grandes The Doors. Saludos desde Lima Perú
guitarrista lendário e pouco lembrando, robby krieger uma lenda, um mestre.
The best psychedelic blues band to ever come down the pike w/ honorable mention going to the Jimi Hendrix Experience. Would have loved to hear them in a jam session.
There is a lo-fi bootleg recording of a very drunk Jimbo jamming with Jimi at The Scene nightclub in NYC.......expletives included!
This video deserves 1 billion views.
Una Joya este video, y Los Doors simplemente unos maestros inmortales!
THE DOORS AT FULL FORCE! Also, their version of "Break on Though" here is about the best live version I've ever heard. Jim stood perfectly still & just sang his soul out. No dancing, no wise cracks, no vamping, no clowning around, just straight up hard rockin' from the Venice's fantastic four! Anyone who said that the Doors deteriorated in the end didn't hear this.
Damn Right
Break on thru was my 1st doors song I ever heard been my fave band ever since that magical moment as an 11yr old back in 85
@@MrRoadhouse1974 me was the Roadhouse blues early in 85' when was 11 too
Canto canario
🐥
@@heinarbjorn8079 great song dude you should TH-cam a band called the doors alive I seen them in Edinburgh last November they were amazing dude
My father saw him and the beatles. Beatles had no chance jim killed it
saw them both
The Beatles didn't play at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970
@@karlmccarron3318 Exactly but its the internet and people make up any shite they want without any accountablity.
@@roycediamond6461 I don't think he meant they were both at the Isle of Wight! Just that he saw them both. So did I, as it happens. You can't really compare them. They were different things. Both great in their way.
@@fanorydberg2424 I've seen people say Beatles concerts are hard to enjoy - not because of the Beatles themselves, but the screaming of the audience
Jim lived a hard and fast five years leading up to his death but imagine his life what a thrill it must have been. RIP Jim Morrison
On sent le professionnalisme de ces musiciens très forts
I was there,too....they were on top of it...them,and Quicksilver,my favorite American rock and roll bands.
Jim’s vocal is unbeatable! The band is super tight!
This is an excellent Doors song I haven't heard many of theirs bit I'm playing them bit by bit thanks to Spotify A cracking band 👍
Absolute amazing music & pure talent
Absolutely brilliant!
Jim died a year later...I love every album but... LA women is my favorite...it so sad we will never hear anything from that album live...riders...LA women...love her madly... The changeling...been down so long...Crawling king snake... Hiaasen‘s-house..and .L’America
He is singing so close to the studio version, maybe because it was fresh in his memory. Great!
Jim morrison y Bon scott fueron los verdaderos Rockstars
Jim el mejor, 100% USA 100% América. Ingleses no, americano le gana
Yessss
Certainly cool live Doors music. Video footage seems to be a clever patch up of Jim singing another song (?) but, cleverly done and takes nothing away from a great performance.
This song always gets me in a fun mood.
An American original! The Doors ruled supreme .
The best American Band of the 60'. I met Ray in Rio after show. He was very polite. From Rio Brazil.
Thank you God for showing me this album when
I was 13.
Ray Manzarek starts playing
DAMN HE CARRIES THE TONE !
As a guitar player you just jump on board let him drive.
Класс!браво!обожаю!,,Дорз,,великие!и неповторимые!Джим красавец!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
No está desfasado el audio, simplemente un collage de imagenes del show para armar Roadhouse blues. Igual es joya.
What a good feeling..
what a drummer;
love this song, such a classic and glad the Doors did it
THE DOORS. Siempre en mi memoria!
Best version of their song.
Morrison's singing is spectacular in this show. Loved Densmore's drumming on this track.
Jim Morrison y the folleeeeeetttttt amigoteeeeeessssss míooooooosssss unos de siempre
Uma das melhores e mais verdadeiras bandas de Rock já existentes.
Verdade se nao a maior
Que joya de grupo***'Jim Morrison siempre conmigo, obra maestra😍😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌👌
El mejor video que e visto de roadhouse blues ,saludos
2019⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Esto es ORO PURO👍👍👍
♥️ TH-cam
Forever Young Mr Mojo Risin JIM MORRISON The KING Of Psychedelic Rock. We Love you JIM every year in Paris. Kings Forever!!!!!!!!
Sin ánimo de ofender a nadie, solo es una opinión. DOORS es la mejor banda de Rock de Norteamérica, su directo era espectacular, sus músicos los cuatro, Maestros. Lástima me hubiera gustado saber a dónde habrían llegado, seguro que muy lejos. 🎸
Lamentablemente Jim murió muy pronto pero probablemente no sería la mejor banda solo de Norteamérica si no del mundo
My favourite & probably the Best talented unique bend ever in rock and roll history of all time! After them Zeppelin , pink Floyd, Beatles , queen , rolling stones , Metallica , iron maiden , nirvana, Oasis , slipknot , coldplay , muse , green day , Linkin park , white stripes , etc.
The doors r the band of all times...rip Jim...rip ray
This is what an American Rock n roll band strives to be
Raw, and Nasty blues, just how I like me Doors man!
Ray and the organ so damn powerful.
Beautiful song soberbio The Door forever.
The doors were before their time and they are now living beyond their time
Like Bach & Beethoven, they're timeless.
Yeah Rocking man, Rock Nations still headbanging. Since 1967 to 2019 & many endless era...
RIP Legends, Love u all from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
The future's uncertain the end is always near.....
let it roll baby roll" !*☠✌❤
@@sarahboller5912 yesss
now I have to hear it again! awesome thank u Josh ☠💜✌
@@sarahboller5912 anytime. 😁
the end is always near when u need a beer in the morning when u get up...
Hell yeah 💪🏻💯💯
Best Band ever !
1970 un año hermoso para no olvidar estás joyas del Lizard Blues
Woooowww amazing performance
😎👍.....almost all day remembering and listening to jim....the best.....😎👍48 years ago...
Jim’s voice sounds tired here. I love the Doors. Sadly saw them when he was totally wasted at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds. There were Hell’s Angels walking around with chains intimidating people.
Jim was something else his voice and how he chants the lyrics out is amazing.
Mr. Morrison, follow the beat, the bass is an explosion of joy, Love
"The Doors Of Perceptions" very, very good this blues...
Jim looks terrible here.A fat faced pig.
@@1994g0 not really, hes not fat hes just bloated and swollen from drinking too much whiskey and other drinks.
I woke up this morning and I got myself a beer... Must be one of the greatest lines in rock history
How about...."Keep your eyes on the road......and your hands upon the wheel..."
@@rivernole How abou "The future is uncertain and the end is always near"
Yeah,
I dont think so
Reseu amen
About Alice?
The Doors will stay with us forever 👍🌍
Старался очень. Изо всех сил!!!
Amazing
Die beste Band ever!
Bester Song ever!
Andreas, Hamburg
Uma das maiores banda do planeta.
Nothing can ever touch this band..
God, I was there, at the Festival...! Was 20 years, and I was there, Isle of White Festival 1970...!!!!
I was 20 when i understood this song's true meaning 😉
tell me why i should believe you
SmSmith whats the true meaning?
Steven Perez Jim Morrison is drunk driving towards the topanga corral, there are whores in the back of the bar
Ray is so under-appreciated today it is pathetic. Without his DRIVING keyboards this band would never have been the same.
Great seeing this..they were a great band.
cool, how they are so close together on stage. a true band.
Magico , 😍😍😍
Magic pure and simple
Powerful voice! Morrison rules!
One of the all time rockers. Have seen Wild Child, Doors Tribute band, perform it many times. The original would have been better. Rock on. Was in Arkansas in 70
A great Blues Band.
the honorable elijah Jim Morrison says the future uncertain and the end is always near ...
I woke up this morning and I got myself a beer... Must be one of the greatest lines in rock history
supposedly he got that from Alice Cooper when they were hanging in L.A.
Alice Cooper, during his drinking days, says that line was his response to a question from Jim. No idea if that's accurate.
Legends!!
This is the cleanest I've ever heard him sing it, there's almost no growl
Future is uncertain and the end is always near.. let it roll
Cuanta sensualidad en un hombre y una canción
Excepcionalidad 💋🎶👌🏼
oii vc e br
W i Doors... Rip Jim & Ray🙏🌹🌹🙏
The Best!