I was lucky to have been old enough to see the Doors in Detroit in May, 1968. Then, about 35 years later, I got to know Ray Manzarek. We belonged to the same gym in Los Angeles and worked out together frequently. He was a true gentleman, and we had some interesting conversations. As for the Rose Parade ... I was a teenager in Detroit watching the Parade every year on TV while the local weather hovered somewhere between 0 and 15 degrees. It was usually like 64 degrees in Pasadena. I was determined to move to Southern California and finally settled in Santa Monica about 20 years later. I've been lucky enough to see the Rose Parade in person, and enjoy the beautiful weather.
"I am the Master Cylinder, if I only had Felix's Bag of Tricks, I could invade the Earth!" , my Pop's grew up in the shadow's of the GM plants, my grand parents saw postcards of the rose parade and moved out here in 39. What a treasure for you hanging with 'Ray' I saw him in the 70's at an, "Dance on Fire' video release party at 'The Country Club' in the Valley, 'KMET' put it on with the remaining guys, and then three times in the tours Ray and Robbie did which were truly a treat. I too saw them in Jan. 68, incredible daze right? Hangin with Ray, you rock Maan, Happy New Year!
Happy New Year! I'm glad you're a part of keeping the music alive. I also see you're a Felix the Cat fan too. I have the DVDs from the 1958-62 Felix series... Master Cylinder, the Professor, Rock Bottom, Poindexter, Martin the Martian, General Clang, and Vavoom.
'KCOP' Channel 13, daily 7 am, grew up with 'Felix the Cat' you'll laugh so hard your sides will ache. I still do the voices for my grand kids.Thanks for the encouragement, you Always Rocked Felix, both of you, lol.
Bravo to Ray Manzarek as he played the piano/keyboard with his heart and soul. I send all my blessing to you, and prayers. Watching your smile was heart warming.
My family was at the Rose Parade on 1-1-1967, went to the bowl game, USC v. Purdue, then my brother saw 'The Doors' on 'She Bang' in Los Angeles and told all his friends at school, "You have to hear this new band, 'The Doors,' and their song, 'Break on Through to the Other Side.'" Next year, my brother saw the band at the Hollywood Bowl. I met Robbie Krieger after his concert. He's a really nice guy. Thanks, Airbaja, for the clip and fun memories. Happy New Year through the doors of perception.
Right on, it wasn't a dream, bitchin times right, J/POET? Met Robbie after the show? Far 'f'ing' out! Thanks for sharing this story, antidotes concerning the openness of the Doors are met with a welcome mat here! (see what I did there, not bad for staying up all night,lol) I hope you have your best year ever Jeff, kinda hard without a 'Time Machine' though...
I was 14 and drummer of a popular band that played around the Hollywood area 1966-67. We were too young to drive and our parents had to take us to gigs and supervise us as in some of the clubs alcohol was served. There was alot of buzz going around the Sunset Strip about Love, the Doors and the Grateful Dead. The Dead were in LA holding their "acid tests" as LSD had not been made illegal until October. Summer '66 was the real "Summer of Love" and it was in LA not San Francisco. The Dead went back to the Bay Area and it was the Doors that "broke thru" while all of us had expected Love to become the American Beatles. I got to hear the Doors in early '67 and they were different. The mood they created reminded me of an "execution" a beheading. It was creepy and the "Lizard King" proved to be the best shaman. The rest is history.
Great to see this! I'd not heard of 'Shebang' but I've seen the performance before. So cool that people who are old enough to remember The Doors have commented. I hadn't arrived yet! Happy 2018. Airbaja..you ROCK!
This is a rare video of The Doors. I never heard of the first song and the TV show. Then, when I listened to Jim Morrison sing, Break On Through, it brought me a lot of memories of my beloved brothers. I thought that the audience were going to give The Doors a big round of applause? I thought their performance was so cool! I also liked their first song.
Greetings Airbaja. Thanks for the special videos of The Doors that you have sent me. I've been browsing on some other videos, and there was a particular one of Jim's poem. It is named: Palace in the Canyon. I cannot stop reading it.
Fantastic job. Been a Doors fan for as long as I held a ticket in my hand for the Boston Arena {early show} in 1970. I did not even know their music when I had the ticket. Long story short my cousin ended up going without me. My parents thought at the time that a nine year old was still too young to go to a concert. But I did get the ticket stub and a full report of the show. You do a fabulous job with these videos. I appreciate you taking out the time to make them. ~ Rob/Boston
Dude, I dig your story, and feel your pain, my Mom was super strict, but she worked at the venue where they played in our hometown. She was out front taking tickets, was clueless about what was going on inside, this was Jan. 68, before the bad press. Thanks for the cool vibe and comments! Happy New Year R/B!
Great comment! I was too young to go..too! Athough,not in my opnion! damn being too young sucks when you miss out on such a great part of music history!
In 67, I was in Fort Worth TX wondering what was happening out west. My first of many times seeing the Rose Bowl Parade was in 74.. Got to attend many other times. Will never forget meeting Casey Casam at the Great Peace March in 86. Use to call him quite regularly. Great guy that I also miss. Groovy ✌
Did you see the Doors in Ft. Worth on September 6th the day before Labor Day? I was there to see the Doors. I drove over with a friend from Dallas. If you were there do you remember Jim on stage wrapping himself around a pole? I have that picture of him doing that. Love the Doors!
Well, in 1967 I was 8...so you're 5 years older than me..in 1969 when I was 10 I wanted a cassette player and so for Christmas my dad went and bought me one and along with it was the Doors debut album (but on cassette tape) "Light My Fire"..I didn't ask for that album but fell in love with The Doors from that day forward and I have been a fan my whole life. I often thought years later. What could have possibly encouraged my dad to choose that for me?? Lol and I'm sure if he knew of Jim Morrison's antics in state and the trouble he'd gotten himself into he may not have..lol he even burned a Cheech & Chong album a friend had bought me for my birthday 2 years later. So I never asked , and he's still around but it's still a mystery.ha
That's one kool Pop's! By 71 I was on the streets, my Dad was kinda kool, but the lady on the broom ran things, The Doors were my "Life line ".. Here is my guess on why your Pop's got The Doors album with Light my Fire on it. In 69 Light my Fire had crossed-over to mainstream music, Jose Fellisiano had a #1 hit with it, Nancy Sinatra, really KM it was covered by a ton of folks back then, so adults dug it like us kids, if he had to hear it blasting, he knew he liked it. At least that what I thought when I did about the same thing with my oldest son. He wanted a Karaoke box, and I got him Nirvana's first album/ cassette, just came out and I dug 'Teen Spirit', hope I did not bore you, lol.
This is too good to be true...Have I finally died and GONE to heaven?!? MAGNIFICENT...INCREDIBLE...BEAUTIFUL...HEEEEY MAAAANN...GAROOVY...FAR OUT...OUT A SIGHT...WAY TO A GO GO ROBERT...PLEASE KEEP EM COMING..THANK YOU!! TAKE CARE...TAKE IT EASY...GOD BLESS AND PEACE ON EARTH!!!😀😁😊☺😎😎😎
Album of The Doors Released January 1967 , as most but all don't know no bass player in band only on album did they use session player Ray Manzerak had beyond incredible Talents playing bass keyboard on left hand ,Keyboard Right hand and all with ease Beyond great musician ,now resides With Jim on the other side to Robby and john I can only say you had one great career to be proud of and people still Listen 51 years Later says it All
Excellent channel I just can't get enough of it, I only saw the doors once here in Dublin where I'm from minus the 🦎 👑 naturally. the doors of the 21 century the tour was called. it was amazing, I was just honoured to be with in the same four walls as robby and Ray. But the best times I remember to do with the doors was when I was late in to my teenage years me and maybe five or six of my closest buddy's would get completely fucked up and go and see a doors tribute band in a old theatre in the centre of the city, the theatre totally resembled the the theatre in the Oliver stone movie in meen the show only got going at midnight and I fuckn loved every minute of it. We used to get so wasted that we used think we were at a doors show back in the day. The singer had the hole morrison vibe down. Not only did he resemble/sound like Jim but he was about the same age as him as well. They were some good ole times.
I still go see those bands all 'F'd up, legal in Cali now...Saw the 21st Century Doors too, bitchin maan. Saw originals in 68, mom worked at the venue. Any connection, is a connection in my mind! Thanks for the kind words about my work, I feed off of such words to power the next offering. If you ever have a suggestion shout it out, I'm open..Found out from 23 and me we have a lot in common H/R , I'm 65% Leprechaun and 3% Neanderthal... I turned in my Lederhosen for a Pot of Gold! Well the pot anyway, lol. Rock-on maan..
We went to the Rose Parade in 1980? Me and a couple friends hitched a ride and got soaked in the heaviest rain I ever walked around in! The cops were insane and harassing anyone who looked suspicious! My friends brought sleeping bags I just wore a jacket! We split the next morning! theDoors man
The four of them seem to be dreading the mimicking. As a new band still trying to make it I think they were “forced” to do it the way those TV shows were. Same when they “played” in American Bandstand (the Crystal Ship, little interview and then Light My Fire, and when it started John hadn’t even sat at the drums yet!)
I wasn't born until March 68. My uncle, 19, had just been killed the week before in Vietnam, and my dad , only 18,was still in shock and denial. My mom, 18 and petrified the world was coming apart too quickly. My 2 aunt's, 16 and 17, were heavily into the music scene and culture, which I benefitted from greatly later as a musician. They introduced me to people I never would've been. Some are now so famous it surreal to me. Anyhow, the Doors always did something to me that honestly, I'm probably lucky I wasn't a teen when they were on the up,being an adrenaline freak and refusing to be topped, although I know better, it would've been a bad mixture. But I've always loved the music and the mystique and legend Jim was making.
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Airbaja me dio la impresión qué era tu mujer e hija !!! Gracias ,, no lo tenía muy claro. . AHORA SI...UN abrazo y que te diviertas está noche-Yo me quedo en casa ..Todos borrachos y de coca hasta las cejas aquí lo celebran así !!! ...Me gustaba mucho más lsd para fin de año pero en canarias ya no hay....
Um. Not sure what you were after here...Doors as overarching soundtrack, vintage LA TV, Rose Parade? But I loved it. LA native for 57 years. Good work.
Where did all the years go? Seems one day I woke up and I was old. Still a diehard Doors fan. Been one since the fall of 68 when I first saw the boys at the Philadelphia Arena
My introduction to Casey was by way of The American Top 40 in the early 70's. Where was Shebang filmed? I do know where Hullabaloo was filmed. It is now a strip mall
There is no more chance of watching floats go by at a parade with beautiful young women waving to the crowd than finding a skinny woman of any age at the grocery store of today!
My first Rose Parade was in 76. The last one was in 93. Those were fun events. Were you raised in Los Angeles your whole life an how can you afford to live there now? It has gone down hill since my last visit in November 2000. Sad to see my home state in so much trouble
So strange as how, especially here, Morrison the performer, visually, doesn't match the passion and power exuded by his voice. He's a dead-eyed, motionless, emotionless figure, yet with something entirely different coming out from within (Course, here, they were unmiked - Krieger isn't even plugged in). Musically, The Doors were exceptionally tight and beautifully orchestrated. Morrison's singing was, especially for a rock vocalist of his time, VERY different. He was more of a crooner, singing in a romantic style more like Sinatra - which fit the music perfectly! But it was their music that people truly dug - not their stage presence. Today, it's often the opposite, unfortunately.
I can dig it, I might add Jim began with his back to the audience, he was a poet who grew into the roll of a lead singer. I might note some experts believe he brought drama to the Rock stage by the time he blossomed..Keep the Faith philipatoz..p.s...He was Frank and Bing's favorite rock singer, nice catch on your part!
Frank was a big influence on Morrison. He stated that in many interviews. He was also a major influence on Iggy, who was infatuated with Jim. At one point, Ig was going to front the Doors but he was too erratic for them, thanks to his heroin addiction.
Does the original audio exist anywhere, or was it lip-synced? The intensity of the studio recording seems out of line with the subdued demeanor of Jim here.
They were lip syncing to the pre recorded song. Watch Ray not even hitting most of the keys. I saw a youtube interview with Robby Kreiger saying that the TV producers wanted it done like that and they hated it and wouldnt air band again.....
Sorta kinda, the producers wanted it that way because the TV Studio's back then had very poor acoustics. They had to do it four more times, American Bandstand, Ed Sullivan, The Smothers Brothers, and Johnathan Winters Show. I have films of all those on my channel. However, after this show, Jim had Bruce make up a track with out vocals, so he sang live directly into the audio feed through the Soundboard. Thanks for the comment Ross. ua-cam.com/video/pZuN-cH4zTA/v-deo.html
Good info, thanks...Check out Jimmy Fallon vid of him dressed like Jim, does a good likeness of him except I think there is software changing his voice thru the mic to make him sound like Jim, but I had to check to see if it was an actual song I had never heard, but it wasnt. Just from a kids book, Reading Rainbow....
Look how different Elvis looked around the people around you could look at him and tell he didn't fit the time look at Jim he is so different then the people around him he did not fit the time when you look at that you will see was time traveler
No worries, friggin spell check threw me a curve-ball, thanks for watching and the comment...I saw them in 68, my home town, Covina, well West Covina, literally change this cat, nothing can capture your imagination as it can when you're a teenager...rock-on!
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@@lemurianchick Jim did himself in , China white heroin which was too pure. He was scoring some smack for Pamela. Snorted too much with alcohol in the mix . 🖤 🇫🇷 🇺🇸 Jim got the smack & went to restroom to try. He was carried back to his apartment and put in the hot tub to disguise the time of death July 3 , 1971 😵🤢👽😱 He got it from Pam's dealer and sometimes boyfriend ( I can't remember his name but he was well off with a title in his name ).He sure didn't warn Jim about it's potency , so in a sense maybe he was murdered 😱 👽
@@whatnow2626 I grew up 20 min from Hollywood, I got to see them in West Covina Calif. Jan. 19th and 20th, 1968 at the Carousel Theatre where my Mom was employed. So just like you DLB, A FAN. However, the music was mY soundtrack, like many in those daze I was on the streets by 17. I have met Robby and exchanged words, I told him about the last time I saw him in 68. He remembered because The show was in the round and the stage rotated. I felt a special 'Kinship' with the Band, the vibe, and vision. I feel like an outsider looking in through the Doors of Perception. Having completed over 1,000 of these offerings immersing myself in research it's become a spiritual quest bordering on addiction, lol. Thanks for the enquiry. Keep on Truckin!
@@Airbaja Thank you for the reply! You do a great job on your yt channel - I can tell you work hard on it. Yeah, I too feel a kinship with the band. The Doors are the most important, if that's the correct word, American rock band. Be well and thanks again.
Dead on Brother, that's because Jim sang the song live even if the other guys were using a track, the studios sucked for acoustics, so they'd use a tape.Hope that was clear cause I'm kinda stoned Maan. Thanks for watching...
The program Wake Up! wakes up my neighbor below my CD player. She bangs on the wall. She wants to bang, bang. This show was early when the 60's was just ramping up the freest culture the world ever saw. The Doors were looking way too conservative in their suits and ties. Wake up to The real Doors later.
You might want to learn to spell before you post on UA-cam again. It's "rite of passage," not "right." The words "chicks" and "cops" when used as plurals (as you have), do not involve an apostrophe, nor should "cop" be capitalized. "Vail" is a verb meaning to take off one's hat; you meant "veil."
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You win a cookie. Here John explains how and why all TV appearances for almost all bands were lip synced back then. ua-cam.com/video/pZuN-cH4zTA/v-deo.html
Jim before the leather pants.
I was lucky to have been old enough to see the Doors in Detroit in May, 1968. Then, about 35 years later, I got to know Ray Manzarek. We belonged to the same gym in Los Angeles and worked out together frequently. He was a true gentleman, and we had some interesting conversations.
As for the Rose Parade ... I was a teenager in Detroit watching the Parade every year on TV while the local weather hovered somewhere between 0 and 15 degrees. It was usually like 64 degrees in Pasadena. I was determined to move to Southern California and finally settled in Santa Monica about 20 years later. I've been lucky enough to see the Rose Parade in person, and enjoy the beautiful weather.
"I am the Master Cylinder, if I only had Felix's Bag of Tricks, I could invade the Earth!" , my Pop's grew up in the shadow's of the GM plants, my grand parents saw postcards of the rose parade and moved out here in 39. What a treasure for you hanging with 'Ray' I saw him in the 70's at an, "Dance on Fire' video release party at 'The Country Club' in the Valley, 'KMET' put it on with the remaining guys, and then three times in the tours Ray and Robbie did which were truly a treat. I too saw them in Jan. 68, incredible daze right? Hangin with Ray, you rock Maan, Happy New Year!
Happy New Year! Thanks for being a part of keeping the music alive. I miss those days.
Happy New Year! I'm glad you're a part of keeping the music alive. I also see you're a Felix the Cat fan too. I have the DVDs from the 1958-62 Felix series... Master Cylinder, the Professor, Rock Bottom, Poindexter, Martin the Martian, General Clang, and Vavoom.
'KCOP' Channel 13, daily 7 am, grew up with 'Felix the Cat' you'll laugh so hard your sides will ache. I still do the voices for my grand kids.Thanks for the encouragement, you Always Rocked Felix, both of you, lol.
Righty-O! You're welcome. I used to show Felix to my students when I was teaching. Thanks for the compliments.
Bravo to Ray Manzarek as he played the piano/keyboard with his heart and soul. I send all my blessing to you, and prayers. Watching your smile was heart warming.
The keyboard instruments were:
-1967 VOX Continental v301j combo organ(with the orange hood)
-Fender Rhodes Bass Piano.
My family was at the Rose Parade on 1-1-1967, went to the bowl game, USC v. Purdue, then my brother saw 'The Doors' on 'She Bang' in Los Angeles and told all his friends at school, "You have to hear this new band, 'The Doors,' and their song, 'Break on Through to the Other Side.'" Next year, my brother saw the band at the Hollywood Bowl. I met Robbie Krieger after his concert. He's a really nice guy. Thanks, Airbaja, for the clip and fun memories. Happy New Year through the doors of perception.
Right on, it wasn't a dream, bitchin times right, J/POET? Met Robbie after the show? Far 'f'ing' out! Thanks for sharing this story, antidotes concerning the openness of the Doors are met with a welcome mat here! (see what I did there, not bad for staying up all night,lol) I hope you have your best year ever Jeff, kinda hard without a
'Time Machine' though...
And it appeared to man as is. Infinite
I was 14 and drummer of a popular band that played around the Hollywood area 1966-67. We were too young to drive and our parents had to take us to gigs and supervise us as in some of the clubs alcohol was served. There was alot of buzz going around the Sunset Strip about Love, the Doors and the Grateful Dead. The Dead were in LA holding their "acid tests" as LSD had not been made illegal until October. Summer '66 was the real "Summer of Love" and it was in LA not San Francisco. The Dead went back to the Bay Area and it was the Doors that "broke thru" while all of us had expected Love to become the American Beatles. I got to hear the Doors in early '67 and they were different. The mood they created reminded me of an "execution" a beheading. It was creepy and the "Lizard King" proved to be the best shaman. The rest is history.
Thanks for sharing such a bitchin story Maan!
Totally unique band at the time. No one sounded like the Doors. Timeless in sound. Only the electric organ gave a hint to the 60's.
And more footage I've never seen! Lovin' your channel here, Airbaja. Thank you so much for making and sharing these videos.
Great to see this! I'd not heard of 'Shebang' but I've seen the performance before. So cool that people who are old enough to remember The Doors have commented. I hadn't arrived yet! Happy 2018. Airbaja..you ROCK!
Happy New year to you MX5, THANKS FOR THE KOOL COMMENT AS ALWAYS!
Saw The Doors at Winterland, SF, around 1969-70
This is a rare video of The Doors. I never heard of the first song and the TV show. Then, when I listened to Jim Morrison sing, Break On Through, it brought me a lot of memories of my beloved brothers. I thought that the audience were going to give The Doors a big round of applause? I thought their performance was so cool! I also liked their first song.
The first song was 'Take it as it comes'' (ALBUM ONE) love it. Your brothers might be hangin with Jim's crowd right now, who knows, God bless'em!
Airbaja Thank you for your kind thoughts regarding my brothers. I am sure they're Rocking with The Doors up in the Heavens...
Greetings Airbaja. Thanks for the special videos of The Doors that you have sent me. I've been browsing on some other videos, and there was a particular one of Jim's poem. It is named: Palace in the Canyon. I cannot stop reading it.
Beautiful, yet hauntingly moving...the end was near, as we feared... thanks Sadie, you are a sweet spirit.
Airbaja Thank you for your uplifting reply. : -)
Amazing footage!! Thank you so much for sharing!! Your work is unbelievable!!
Fantastic job. Been a Doors fan for as long as I held a ticket in my hand for the Boston Arena {early show} in 1970. I did not even know their music when I had the ticket. Long story short my cousin ended up going without me. My parents thought at the time that a nine year old was still too young to go to a concert. But I did get the ticket stub and a full report of the show.
You do a fabulous job with these videos. I appreciate you taking out the time to make them. ~
Rob/Boston
Dude, I dig your story, and feel your pain, my Mom was super strict, but she worked at the venue where they played in our hometown. She was out front taking tickets, was clueless about what was going on inside, this was Jan. 68, before the bad press. Thanks for the cool vibe and comments! Happy New Year R/B!
9 year old is too young to go, I wouldnt let my 11 or 14 year old go now
Great comment! I was too young to go..too! Athough,not in my opnion! damn being too young sucks when you miss out on such a great part of music history!
In 67, I was in Fort Worth TX wondering what was happening out west. My first of many times seeing the Rose Bowl Parade was in 74.. Got to attend many other times. Will never forget meeting Casey Casam at the Great Peace March in 86. Use to call him quite regularly. Great guy that I also miss. Groovy ✌
Did you see the Doors in Ft. Worth on September 6th the day before Labor Day? I was there to see the Doors. I drove over with a friend from Dallas. If you were there do you remember Jim on stage wrapping himself around a pole? I have that picture of him doing that. Love the Doors!
@@arrinagreek6369 Unsure. I am under so much stress doing good to know what day it is. Got to go
@@RandyR So sorry you are under stress. Take care!
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Well, in 1967 I was 8...so you're 5 years older than me..in 1969 when I was 10 I wanted a cassette player and so for Christmas my dad went and bought me one and along with it was the Doors debut album (but on cassette tape) "Light My Fire"..I didn't ask for that album but fell in love with The Doors from that day forward and I have been a fan my whole life. I often thought years later. What could have possibly encouraged my dad to choose that for me?? Lol and I'm sure if he knew of Jim Morrison's antics in state and the trouble he'd gotten himself into he may not have..lol he even burned a Cheech & Chong album a friend had bought me for my birthday 2 years later. So I never asked , and he's still around but it's still a mystery.ha
I.meant debut album with the song light my fire btw
That's one kool Pop's! By 71 I was on the streets, my Dad was kinda kool, but the lady on the broom ran things, The Doors were my "Life line ".. Here is my guess on why your Pop's got The Doors album with Light my Fire on it. In 69 Light my Fire had crossed-over to mainstream music, Jose Fellisiano had a #1 hit with it, Nancy Sinatra, really KM it was covered by a ton of folks back then, so adults dug it like us kids, if he had to hear it blasting, he knew he liked it. At least that what I thought when I did about the same thing with my oldest son. He wanted a Karaoke box, and I got him Nirvana's first album/ cassette, just came out and I dug 'Teen Spirit', hope I did not bore you, lol.
I never seen this footage, great
Airbaja, do you ever sleep?.. Well dont great production...i dont sleep now..listing to you and some of your self made masterpiece'es ty so much
The Beatles stopped touring in 1967 and The Doors conquered the world.
This is too good to be true...Have I finally died and GONE to heaven?!? MAGNIFICENT...INCREDIBLE...BEAUTIFUL...HEEEEY MAAAANN...GAROOVY...FAR OUT...OUT A SIGHT...WAY TO A GO GO ROBERT...PLEASE KEEP EM COMING..THANK YOU!! TAKE CARE...TAKE IT EASY...GOD BLESS AND PEACE ON EARTH!!!😀😁😊☺😎😎😎
Album of The Doors Released January 1967 , as most but all don't know no bass player in band only on album did they use session player Ray Manzerak had beyond incredible Talents playing bass keyboard on left hand ,Keyboard Right hand and all with ease Beyond great musician ,now resides With Jim on the other side to Robby and john I can only say you had one great career to be proud of and people still Listen 51 years Later says it All
Wow, Jim and the boys on a Kasey Kashmiri show! Now that’s cool!
I'll drop a line. ❤
You put out the coolest videos! Keep em coming!
The Doors are my all time favorite band!
Thanks V/S for the kool encouragement!
Excellent channel I just can't get enough of it, I only saw the doors once here in Dublin where I'm from minus the 🦎 👑 naturally. the doors of the 21 century the tour was called. it was amazing, I was just honoured to be with in the same four walls as robby and Ray. But the best times I remember to do with the doors was when I was late in to my teenage years me and maybe five or six of my closest buddy's would get completely fucked up and go and see a doors tribute band in a old theatre in the centre of the city, the theatre totally resembled the the theatre in the Oliver stone movie in meen the show only got going at midnight and I fuckn loved every minute of it. We used to get so wasted that we used think we were at a doors show back in the day. The singer had the hole morrison vibe down. Not only did he resemble/sound like Jim but he was about the same age as him as well. They were some good ole times.
I still go see those bands all 'F'd up, legal in Cali now...Saw the 21st Century Doors too, bitchin maan. Saw originals in 68, mom worked at the venue. Any connection, is a connection in my mind! Thanks for the kind words about my work, I feed off of such words to power the next offering. If you ever have a suggestion shout it out, I'm open..Found out from 23 and me we have a lot in common H/R , I'm 65% Leprechaun and 3% Neanderthal... I turned in my Lederhosen for a Pot of Gold! Well the pot anyway, lol. Rock-on maan..
We went to the Rose Parade in 1980? Me and a couple friends hitched a ride and got soaked in the heaviest rain I ever walked around in! The cops were insane and harassing anyone who looked suspicious! My friends brought sleeping bags I just wore a jacket! We split the next morning! theDoors man
That's exactly the way it was in the late 60's early 70's. We ditched the fuzz all night and headed home at daybreak, lol.
The Doors were great live ...just let them do it live goddam
Yes I agree but pretty much anything on TV shows had to be fake. Sad but still happens today
Yeah u can tell Jim hates lip syncing
I bet Jim hated having to mime it just wasn't him
@circlek wow..a smile from Robby? Are u sure?
@circlek well all right!!! I remain Meagerfood4souls4got
I know....that was weird to watch.....
kind of funny.
The voice of Shaggy presenting "SHEBANG"
?!
:D
The four of them seem to be dreading the mimicking.
As a new band still trying to make it I think they were “forced” to do it the way those TV shows were. Same when they “played” in American Bandstand (the Crystal Ship, little interview and then Light My Fire, and when it started John hadn’t even sat at the drums yet!)
Jim looks totally disinterested during this
Great vids you put on here man. Thanks!
Thanks Bro!
"Take It As It Comes"= one of the best songs and not regarded as a "greatest hit".
I wasn't born until March 68. My uncle, 19, had just been killed the week before in Vietnam, and my dad , only 18,was still in shock and denial. My mom, 18 and petrified the world was coming apart too quickly. My 2 aunt's, 16 and 17, were heavily into the music scene and culture, which I benefitted from greatly later as a musician. They introduced me to people I never would've been. Some are now so famous it surreal to me. Anyhow, the Doors always did something to me that honestly, I'm probably lucky I wasn't a teen when they were on the up,being an adrenaline freak and refusing to be topped, although I know better, it would've been a bad mixture. But I've always loved the music and the mystique and legend Jim was making.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Jim Morrison et les Doors j’adore ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Esa actuación en TV es la primera vez que la veo....color en tv en 1967 !!! a spain llego diez años después. ...☆♡☆
Aunque se rodó en color, teníamos un televisor en blanco y negro. este es el mejor que he visto, feliz año nuevo 'Lady Die'!
Airbaja me equivoque y puse el nombre dos veces y ahora no puedo arreglarlo ...gracias .Ese también me gusta 'die' ..FELIZ ÁÑO Y SIGUE HACIENDO ESOS VIDEOS TAN MARAVILLOS QUE SOLO TU SABES HACER. ...❤☆♡☆
Airbaja solo una cosa . !! .la foto del final es tuya con tu familia ??. Tienes familia que te quiere YO nunca he tenido. ..😡
Mi amigo's, no es familia en photo.
Airbaja me dio la impresión qué era tu mujer e hija !!! Gracias ,, no lo tenía muy claro. . AHORA SI...UN abrazo y que te diviertas está noche-Yo me quedo en casa ..Todos borrachos y de coca hasta las cejas aquí lo celebran así !!! ...Me gustaba mucho más lsd para fin de año pero en canarias ya no hay....
" I'll drop a line ... ... ... 🖤
Classic DOORS 🖤 🇺🇸
Very shy Morrison,with closed eyes.
The video is stretched sideways to fit a wide screen and is distorting the images. Audio is great I havnt heard this done live.
Spettacolo Jim
Thanks Air..
I remain Meagerfood4souls4got
Um. Not sure what you were after here...Doors as overarching soundtrack, vintage LA TV, Rose Parade? But I loved it. LA native for 57 years. Good work.
Nice. Thank you
If we kept are feet on the ground and kept reaching for the stars we never would have landed on the moon.
Happy New Year!!!! Keep em coming. Great song.... so underrated...
Excellent, thank you
Right on Maan, thanks and Happy New Year!
THIS WAS DONE ON MY BIRTHDAY, NEW YEARS DAY..."13" A NEW TEEN AGER... 😋
I turned 13 the same year, rock on Linda!
"Shebang!" 🤣
Shegoodsport!
already 51 years ago....
Mind Blower, fer sure!
....52 years ago
Where did all the years go?
Seems one day I woke up and I was old. Still a diehard Doors fan.
Been one since the fall of 68 when I first saw the boys at the Philadelphia Arena
@@jackypatterson4139 same.
My introduction to Casey was by way of The American Top 40 in the early 70's. Where was Shebang filmed? I do know where Hullabaloo was filmed. It is now a strip mall
There is no more chance of watching floats go by at a parade with beautiful young women waving to the crowd than finding a skinny woman of any age at the grocery store of today!
My first Rose Parade was in 76. The last one was in 93. Those were fun events. Were you raised in Los Angeles your whole life an how can you afford to live there now? It has gone down hill since my last visit in November 2000. Sad to see my home state in so much trouble
Airbaja is the unofficial Door man to the Morrison Hotel!
Bad ass, right on and solid!
densmore looks like an undertaker
😂
So strange as how, especially here, Morrison the performer, visually, doesn't match the passion and power exuded by his voice. He's a dead-eyed, motionless, emotionless figure, yet with something entirely different coming out from within (Course, here, they were unmiked - Krieger isn't even plugged in). Musically, The Doors were exceptionally tight and beautifully orchestrated. Morrison's singing was, especially for a rock vocalist of his time, VERY different. He was more of a crooner, singing in a romantic style more like Sinatra - which fit the music perfectly! But it was their music that people truly dug - not their stage presence. Today, it's often the opposite, unfortunately.
I can dig it, I might add Jim began with his back to the audience, he was a poet who grew into the roll of a lead singer. I might note some experts believe he brought drama to the Rock stage by the time he blossomed..Keep the Faith philipatoz..p.s...He was Frank and Bing's favorite rock singer, nice catch on your part!
It's because it was lip synced, duh.
Frank was a big influence on Morrison. He stated that in
many interviews.
He was also a major influence on Iggy, who was infatuated with
Jim. At one point, Ig was going to front the Doors but he was
too erratic for them, thanks to his heroin addiction.
Mega Job!@😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗🤓🤠😎
Thanks H/S!
Two years before the moon shot and James Douglas Morrison is already captured and enslaved by the aliens!!!
KTLA helicopter looks like a Da Vinci design compared to modern helicopters.
eASY, I GREW UP WITH THOSE, LMFAO!
you can see jim morrison cellphone in his right pocket
Does the original audio exist anywhere, or was it lip-synced? The intensity of the studio recording seems out of line with the subdued demeanor of Jim here.
They were lip syncing to the pre recorded song. Watch Ray not even hitting most of the keys. I saw a youtube interview with Robby Kreiger saying that the TV producers wanted it done like that and they hated it and wouldnt air band again.....
Sorta kinda, the producers wanted it that way because the TV Studio's back then had very poor acoustics. They had to do it four more times, American Bandstand, Ed Sullivan, The Smothers Brothers, and Johnathan Winters Show. I have films of all those on my channel. However, after this show, Jim had Bruce make up a track with out vocals, so he sang live directly into the audio feed through the Soundboard. Thanks for the comment Ross. ua-cam.com/video/pZuN-cH4zTA/v-deo.html
Good info, thanks...Check out Jimmy Fallon vid of him dressed like Jim, does a good likeness of him except I think there is software changing his voice thru the mic to make him sound like Jim, but I had to check to see if it was an actual song I had never heard, but it wasnt. Just from a kids book, Reading Rainbow....
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Isn't the clip of 'Jim' walking towards the light from the The Doors movie trailer? correct me if I'm wrong
Look how different Elvis looked around the people around you could look at him and tell he didn't fit the time look at Jim he is so different then the people around him he did not fit the time when you look at that you will see was time traveler
Like Elvis Presley he was not from this planet but a time traveler thru time
Aren't we all?!
Great comments, bro, but it's "veil", as in "the veil was lifted".
Oh wow Maan, thanks, major blow it!
LOL. Sorry to be nit-picky. Loved the video and the concept. Got to see The doors Oct 31 1968 in Louisville KY. I'll never forget it.
No worries, friggin spell check threw me a curve-ball, thanks for watching and the comment...I saw them in 68, my home town, Covina, well West Covina, literally change this cat, nothing can capture your imagination as it can when you're a teenager...rock-on!
Jim’s lip syncing every one is probally he doesn’t open his mouth for the first word of the song but this is television in the 60s so
They were still dressed very mod around this time
Yup, I wore the same clothes to school, lol.
Jim Morrison died in the ladies room of Rock n Roll Circus, Paris , France July 3 , 1971. He was carried back to his apartment and put in warm bathtub to keep his body warm to befuddled the time of death 🖤🌙🌙🌙🌙🌙
I was in hotel one block from Morrison's apartment on July 3, 1971 Paris , France.
So do you think he was murdered at the club? I wouldn't be surprised.
@@lemurianchick Jim did himself in , China white heroin which was too pure. He was scoring some smack for Pamela. Snorted too much with alcohol in the mix . 🖤 🇫🇷 🇺🇸
Jim got the smack & went to restroom to try. He was carried back to his apartment and put in the hot tub to disguise the time of death July 3 , 1971 😵🤢👽😱
He got it from Pam's dealer and sometimes boyfriend ( I can't remember his name but he was well off with a title in his name ).He sure didn't warn Jim about it's potency , so in
a sense maybe he was murdered 😱 👽
Michael..how have ya been?
@@lemurianchick no..Jim was NOT murdered...I remain Meagerfood4souls4got
@@jackypatterson4139 high JACKY PATTERSON 🖤 🇺🇸 💙
Ben just hit i rember him but 11 years later lol. Oh yes
Did they play live or was it lip- synced?
Jim would sing live with a track they laid down in the studio.
@@Airbaja Are you a Doors insider? Know them personally?
@@whatnow2626 I grew up 20 min from Hollywood, I got to see them in West Covina Calif. Jan. 19th and 20th, 1968 at the Carousel Theatre where my Mom was employed. So just like you DLB, A FAN. However, the music was mY soundtrack, like many in those daze I was on the streets by 17. I have met Robby and exchanged words, I told him about the last time I saw him in 68. He remembered because The show was in the round and the stage rotated. I felt a special 'Kinship' with the Band, the vibe, and vision. I feel like an outsider looking in through the Doors of Perception. Having completed over 1,000 of these offerings immersing myself in research it's become a spiritual quest bordering on addiction, lol. Thanks for the enquiry. Keep on Truckin!
@@Airbaja Thank you for the reply! You do a great job on your yt channel - I can tell you work hard on it. Yeah, I too feel a kinship with the band. The Doors are the most important, if that's the correct word, American rock band. Be well and thanks again.
@@whatnow2626 You Rock!
🔥💕🎶SEHBANG
poor otis dead and gone
Pretty little girl with a red dress on...
I think jim was más because playback.
Sorry...was mad because playback.
Lástima que no los dejaron tocar de verdad en el programa ajajaja
He doesn't look like he likes lip syncing.
Dead on Brother, that's because Jim sang the song live even if the other guys were using a track, the studios sucked for acoustics, so they'd use a tape.Hope that was clear cause I'm kinda stoned Maan. Thanks for watching...
The program Wake Up! wakes up my neighbor below my CD player. She bangs on the wall. She wants to bang, bang. This show was early when the 60's was just ramping up the freest culture the world ever saw. The Doors were looking way too conservative in their suits and ties. Wake up to The real Doors later.
Doors play at 5:00.
They were to big for that stage
I lije it all night long
Alright, Alright, Alright, all night long!
You might want to learn to spell before you post on UA-cam again. It's "rite of passage," not "right." The words "chicks" and "cops" when used as plurals (as you have), do not involve an apostrophe, nor should "cop" be capitalized. "Vail" is a verb meaning to take off one's hat; you meant "veil."
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@@Airbaja hahaha 🤣
COP = constable on patrol.
It's British. I remain Meagerfood4souls4got
@@Airbaja guess you told him!!
Dont movie fast...
5:03
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Lip syncing
You win a cookie. Here John explains how and why all TV appearances for almost all bands were lip synced back then. ua-cam.com/video/pZuN-cH4zTA/v-deo.html
Playback in the 60s