You’d love ‘LA Woman’ by the doors

Gotta experience L.A.Woman by the Doors ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Grew up in the 60s and still alive and kicking.

Saying "The future's uncertain and the end is always near" then following that up with "Let it roll baby" is damned philosophical.

One of my My favourite bands from this era

When rock stars roamed the earth.

I like the recorded version better with John Sebastian playing greet blues harmonica! It’s also got great blues piano on it.

Jim Morrison was the first musician to be arrested on stage during a performance in New Haven Connecticut Which they briefly show in this vid I've been a Doors freak for 40 yrs and they've been the biggest influence on my overall development as a musician Rip Jim and Ray ✌️

Jim Morrison's life caught up to him very quickly...as a member of the 27 Club. Very talented and very troubled young man.

The line 'woke up this morning and got myself a beer' was something Jim had seen Alice Cooper say in an interview on an TV morning show. Recorded live in the breakfast hours Alice Cooper was very drunk & when asked if he'd been drinking, that's how Alice responded. At that time in his life Cooper was almost constantly drunk. He's been sober now for decades.

The whole band shines on this song.

Doors  -  Lite my Fire  -  People are Strange  -  Riders on the Storm  -  LA Woman

This is a banger of a song from The Doors, from 1970, I love this song, I love Jim Morrison's voice and I absolutely love the blues! The Doors were an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1965, known for their blend of rock, jazz and blues. We heard them a lot here in the UK, one of my favourite songs was 'Hello I Love You', has the most incredible riff! Other favourite songs - 'Light My Fire', 'People are Strange', 'The End', 'Gloria'  and many more. Thanks so much for your reaction, Anthony, I'm sure you would enjoy other Doors songs. 🔥😊

"Break on through" was an iconic song of theirs. Thanks for the reaction!

The keyboardist,  Ray Manzarak, wrote a book year's ago. He said when they performed this, they had music and very little lyrics written. They were not sure what Jim Morrison might do, and this is what it turned into. Much of it was just telling the story of getting to the place that night.

Open the Doors!

"This is more punk rock than that Green Day song" that's a great take, man. I can get behind that. 👍

Classic Doors and cool montage of video clips from their concerts. You are right AR, Jim didn't give a damn what anyone thought and got himself in quite a bit of trouble at times. He walked to his own beat for sure and the fans loved him for it. Sooo many great Doors tunes to check out.

My favorite Doors tune among many!

That’s when concerts were fun and exciting ! Love it  ✌️