I was born in 1959 and I have three older sisters that listen to the radio all the time, so I remember when all this stuff came out, so yeah I was there when this music was playing on the radio, that makes me so happy!! Now at the age of 64 I'm still listening to it, and I'm fortunate to have all my sisters yet! Rest in peace Jim Morrison, you were a big part of my life even if I didn't quite understand it at the time! The holy s*** I get it now
I was born in 1961 and remember this playing when I was growing up. It always gave me a kind of mystical vibe that I can still feel to this very day when I hear this song. This song takes me back in time and in my opinion, is a masterpiece. I share in your sentiment.
Jim was an outstanding personality. He was intelligent, educated, incredibly well-read. He had a great voice. He was the Lizard King. He never left us. I love his poems and his incredible wordiness. Jim has found his peace. Take good care of yourself out there, my friend !
My mom loved the Lord with all her heart and died early at 51. As a small child I would see her in the kitchen doing dishes and she would be singing this old song. My how I miss her tonight. Hug your living loved ones and tell them how much you love them because when the Lord takes them home it will change you forever. I am 65 now but I still remember her singing this like it was yesterday. May this song bring you hope and comfort!
Your words and experience bring me tears. How true your words are to hug and appreciate our loved ones because we don't know how mucn time there is. I wish governments wouldn't complicate life and would instead, appreciate life and time for everyone❤
Just listening to the Intro brings tears to my eyes... And Im a 74 year dude, but this brings floods of memories to my mind... The music of these days will never, cannot be, repeated as its as if the Stars were all in alignment..
That was the last song recorded by the Doors. After that, Jim fled to Paris to lick his wounds, reinvent his life or some other such thing. We will never know because he met with his end there. He had become our Shaman, our leader that was going to show us how to survive life. But he learned too fast and burned out before he could enlighten any of us. In the 53 years since, I learned to forge my own way, to fight the fights I could win and compromise the fights I could not. I finally realized he had left us the answer, this song. We were all Riders on the Storm. "Into the world we're thrown." It is up to us to shape our own path. Don't wait for anyone to show you. Your life is in your own hands, make something out of it. I did.
Very true! Love everything you said! He was before my time, but my dad raised my sister & I on The Doors, Zeppelin, Stones, Rush, CCR, & many more classics... Jim Morrison & The Doors was always my favorite! Still are to this day. I listen to these guys almost daily. When I need a reality check & my spirits lifted, this is my go to music. He died way too young. I feel like he was cheated, & had way more to offer to this world. Same w/ Janis Joplin.... I love Jim, always have always will.
I'm pushing 70 in a couple of months and my first exposure to 'HIS' music was as a pre-teen. I LOVED HIS MUSIC THEN and love his music today. What a master of music!!! It was a very sad day when he passed away. What a true loss to the musical world!!!! I still miss him and what music he could have created!!!
@@RhmiltHadey Early Happy Birthday to you! I do have to say that old age just absolutley 'sucks'!!! I'm fairly healthy but just hating being this old! I still love to dance but can't dance like I used to but still dance. Can't wait for my annual CZ reunion early July to dance Thurs through Sat night!
" a fantastic atmospheric, spiritual journey " Jim's words are about a serial killer hitch hiking the highways of America slaughtering families. The music was adapted from Ghostriders in the Sky written in 1948 by Stan Jones while he was working as a National Park Ranger and Tour Guide.
I remember first hearing this song in a pub in 1977 aged 17 , I had no idea who the Doors were so I went back to work and asked and was informed about the legendary Doors and Jim Morrison
What an atmospheric, calming Groovy song with very deep lyrics. The Doors had the “it” factor in spades, awesome musicians. So love all of their music…Jim Morrison was a soothsayer 🎵🌹🎵
Jim Morrison and The Doors are so talented. This song reminds me of those who stick with you during extremely difficult times aka "a storm", so to speak. They are "Riders on the Storm" or those who survive the storm. -Jen Gable (Justeson)
Indeed! The 60s were incredible!! Jim Morrison was one of the best entertainers & vocalists of all-time. To think he had only been performing for 4 years at this point at 25 years of age. I did 4-way window pane with Jim & Ray in 1968 & Jim was incredibly lucid for doing the full 4-way pane. I did 1/4 & i was seeing trails and the walls were melting & the floor turned into a river. I was treading water as Jim bought me a shot of bourbon & a miller beer to chase it down..
I believe songs are magic. True artists like the Doors wizards! Ever been truly spellbound by an amazing song such as this one? That’s true magic my friends! Every time I hear this song I can remember the room I was in the first time right down to the way it smelled…over 30 years ago!
Un morceau de musique qui restera intemporel,ce fut l'un et unique de l'époque qui perdure encore longtemps aprés ce temps .Il est comme une ivresse que l'on se souvient et qui nous sourit . Même plus de cinquante ans plus tard il me fait encore une effet monstre et me replonge dans une nostagie d'un temps .Merci pour ce vidéo
@@МарияЧ-ы6б не рок, а навязанный образ жизни рокера (секс, наркотики, рокнролл), такое же падение нравов было и в попсе 90-х, это не от музыки зависит...
tengo 67 años de edad y soy de mexico nunca cambie de musica y cuando escucho esta cancion no me arrepiento de incurcionar en otro tipo de musica solo blues, rock, y jazz
I loved this song when it first released and I was a young lad finishing up his senior year and looking forward to graduate school. Still have all the words memorized to this day, but had not listened to it for probably 20 years. Listening to it today, I realize: Jim really was a wise man. Such a shame that he had to move on from our world so early.
Rock music has proudly possessed great vocalists but none can be compared to Mr mojo rising as his voice was coming from the great beyond,not to mention such clarity and enunciation..Respect for the man and singer.
I was a young kid working at remote fire camp when this song came out. I was the lone radio operator left at the station ,everyone else was out on fire crew. I listened to this song on radio endlessly ! Weird,cool summer!
Quelle silhouette....quelle belle démarche..ahhhh si beau, et quel talent! une voix superbe! today 7th May is a sad day for me..my loving mother died of cancer, she was only 36, I dedicate this song for her
Yo los empecé a escuchar cuando tenía 15 años y desde entonces no los he dejado de escuchar, es uno de mis grupos favoritos ahora tengo 70 años y sigo escuchando a los DOORS,la de enciendeme fuego , y la del fin son lo máximo,lástima que haya fallecido tan joven
Magnifique..forever the Very Best Band & Singer...I want this song playing at my funeral. Beautiful voice, my kind of handsome man, the sound is amazing...
It's 1972, and I am a permantly disabled Veitnam vet. My future brother in law is asleep in the back seat. We are driving his car with 4 almost bald tires, about midnight along Keuka Lake and a massive thunderstorm decends on me. I am only doing 35, so I dont get blown off the road. We are stoned, I turn on the radio and what was playing? You got it! Keuka Lake in in western New York.
The very first time I heard this song play on the radio back in the early '70s, I fell in love with it immediately and has been one of my all-time favorite songs ever since,. It never gets old, just like Jim Morrison....💖
Um dos meus clipes e musicas favoritas, The Doors é minha banda favorita desde que eu era criança, começei a ouvir por influencia da minha mãe, dos meus avós e dos meus tios, amo demais!
I remember this song like it was yesterday. It gives me goosebumps at certain points in the song and at other points, it's just simply mesmerising. It can't be overstated how great Jim Morrison's vocals were. He died way too young. Truly one of the greatest groups of the sixties. Yeah, the song also reminds me of a certain girl i was in love with at the time.
Jim was long gone before I heard the first Doors song. Obviously not part of my generation but the Doors are on the Mount Rushmore of my favorite bands
Jim Morrison, Robby Krieger, John Densmore KLASA SAMA W SOBIE!! Ale to co na klawiszach wyczynia Ray Manzarek to po prostu MISTRZOSTWO!! I na koniec mała dygresja po śmierci Jim Morrisona reszta nie zeszmaciła się tak jak np. reszta Joy Division. Wielki SZACUNEK!!
My favourite Doors track with the thunder & Jim's great voice making this very spooky classic fantastic. & a song I never tire of listening to with a glass of something good & my headphones on.
First, we have to give a bow to Robby Krieger's songwriting ability. He captured an era and the Doors made sure no one would ever forget that something magical happened in the 60s.
Robby Krieger had nothing to do with creating "Riders on the Storm". Jim took the words from an old screen play he had written about a serial killer hitch hiking the highways of America slaughtering families. Ray Manzarek's music was adapted from Ghostriders in the Sky written in 1948 by Stan Jones while he was working as a National Park Ranger and Tour Guide.
@@davidhounslow1304 GGGGGGGGGGreat to hear from you. Thank you for this priceless information. I am a songwriter and when I sing a song somebody else wrote on a video, the lyricist is always mentioned. All we know is that Jim asked the band to go home and create a song for the band to have as a hit when they were getting started. Krieger went home and wrote Light My Fire and that sent the band into fame that has never ended. I am a singer and I have always been inspired from Jim's vocals. Here's me singing Eric's 'Wonderful Tonight' ua-cam.com/video/7ejwpOi3wYI/v-deo.html
Ray rearranged the music of Ghost Riders in the Sky written in 1948 and the words were inspired by a movie script Jim was working on about a serial killer hitchhiking the highways of America killing families. The whole song was a fluke.
@@daveydudely9954 I wonder where Stan Jones got his inspiration back in June 5, 1948 when he wrote Ghost Riders in the Sky. It must have started somewhere.
@@daveydudely9954 Franck Sinatra never claimed he composed a single rif . He did CO write a single song which is obscure. Mickael Jackson's name on every song he sung. Did he actually compose and write songs? Sorry, but I very much doubt it. Composers just agreed to share the rights.even half the rights was still very good money.
@@daveydudely9954 Stan Jones was inspired to write Ghost Riders in the Sky while he was sitting around a campfire one night when he worked as a guide for the National Park Service in Death Valley, California.
Arcydzieło muzyczne i tekstowe. Potęga przekazu opisu życia jakie jest w istocie. Bez zbędnych ubarwień i zniekształceń. Ciągła walka o bycie sobą w tym plastikowym swiecie.
my wife and I listen to this as we go through Drumochter pass going up to Aviemore, it's so fitting as the pass is always wild weather wise. Dramatic music dramatic scenery.
"Всадники верхом на шторме, мы рождены в этом доме, мы заброшены в этот мир, как собаки без костей, как одинокие актеры.... " Не удивительно, что человек написавший такое в свои чуть больше 20 лет, не дожил и до 30-и. И нужно признать, что этот пессимизм очень близок к реальности. Особенно сейчас. Когда в погоне за материальным забывается абсолютно всё. Джим и Дорз это явление в музыке. И философии.
@@MikhnevichNatalya Спасибо. Просто эти люди такие как Моррисон, Кен Кизи в литературе, очень сильно прочувствовали этот процесс дегуманизации, который начался на Западе примерно на рубеже 50-60-ых - хиппи это как раз молодежный протест против всей этой материальной культуры - и выдали свое отношение. А у нас это началось с развалом Союза. Причем лавинообразно во всех сферах.
@@MikhnevichNatalya Riders on the storm Riders on the storm Into this house we're born Into this world we're thrown Like a dog without a bone An actor out on loan Riders on the storm
I love this band. My buddy's older brother had the album. We listened to it all the time. Ray went to the same high school as me. St Rita Chicago. Go mustangs. 🤘👏👍
Saludos amigos desde 🇲🇽 Riders on the Storm" es una canción de rock psicodélico[3] que de acuerdo al miembro de la banda Robby Krieger, estuvo inspirada por la canción "(Ghost) Riders in the Sky: A Cowboy Legend". También, la canción está relacionada con el asesino Billy Cook (quien mató a una familia: hizo auto stop y mató a la familia que le recogió), en especial en la línea "There's a killer on the road" (Hay un asesino en la carretera, en español). La canción está reproducida en modo dórico E, e incorpora sonidos de truenos y lluvia, junto con una ejecución de piano eléctrico Fender Rhodes de Ray Manzarek. Contiene un excelente solo de este instrumento, característico de la banda.[4] La canción fue grabada en el Doors Workshop en diciembre de 1970 con la ayuda de Bruce Botnick, su ingeniero de toda la vida, quien se encontraba co-produciendo las sesiones de grabación. Jim Morrison grabó las voces principales y luego susurró las letras sobre las mismas para crear el efecto de eco. Fue la última canción grabada por los miembros de los Doors, según Ray Manzarek, así como la última canción grabada de Morrison en ser lanzada antes de su muerte. El sencillo fue lanzado en 1971, poco antes del fallecimiento de Morrison, ingresando al Billboard Hot 100 el 3 de julio de 1971, el día que Morrison murió
una maravilla de cancion, con sus sonidos psicodelicos, mezcla de estilos , una cancion irrepetible, nunca sec repetira esta musica al menos hoy en dia donde hemos evolucionado hacia la basura y la mierda en el arte la poltica etc....una pena. saludos desde españa
Ray manzarek was an intrical part of the doors his mystical way of playing the piano just used to take us to places. Listening to his music when it first came out and Morrison man just unbelievable he was a character died way too early man I can only imagine where his talent would have taken him
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Jim Morrison was ahead of the times!!His voice was fantastic. Absolutely loved this song!
His lyrics were pure magic.
After Mark lanegan the best vocalist on earth
He was a child of the MK ULTRA days. Research it.
I was born in 1959 and I have three older sisters that listen to the radio all the time, so I remember when all this stuff came out, so yeah I was there when this music was playing on the radio, that makes me so happy!! Now at the age of 64 I'm still listening to it, and I'm fortunate to have all my sisters yet! Rest in peace Jim Morrison, you were a big part of my life even if I didn't quite understand it at the time! The holy s*** I get it now
❤
Buenas rola mi maestro Jhon Morrison
😀
I was born in 1961 and remember this playing when I was growing up. It always gave me a kind of mystical vibe that I can still feel to this very day when I hear this song. This song takes me back in time and in my opinion, is a masterpiece. I share in your sentiment.
I was a mere child, 12yrs old my favorite. Now 67yrs old still love them. How could I not?
Same age same memory.
@@Jean-CharlesFoster-Ehlé
Idem
Jim was an outstanding personality. He was intelligent, educated, incredibly well-read. He had a great voice. He was the Lizard King. He never left us. I love his poems and his incredible wordiness. Jim has found his peace. Take good care of yourself out there, my friend !
Love his você...too bad he went way só young
@@soniasaito1828 Undoubtedly ! But Jim will always be with us until the end of days. His music lives on !
My mom loved the Lord with all her heart and died early at 51. As a small child I would see her in the kitchen doing dishes and she would be singing this old song. My how I miss her tonight. Hug your living loved ones and tell them how much you love them because when the Lord takes them home it will change you forever. I am 65 now but I still remember her singing this like it was yesterday. May this song bring you hope and comfort!
спасибо. вы очень красиво написали про свои воспоминания. у меня возникло ощущение что я оказался на вашем месте. наверное это прозвучало странно
Rest in Peace
♡
Your words and experience bring me tears. How true your words are to hug and appreciate our loved ones because we don't know how mucn time there is. I wish governments wouldn't complicate life and would instead, appreciate life and time for everyone❤
Just listening to the Intro brings tears to my eyes... And Im a 74 year dude, but this brings floods of memories to my mind... The music of these days will never, cannot be, repeated as its as if the Stars were all in alignment..
Согласен. :)
I know exactly how you feel, I'm 74 myself.
RIGHT ON MAN, RIGHT ON !!!
yesss
Peace and love. dude ✌️
That was the last song recorded by the Doors. After that, Jim fled to Paris to lick his wounds, reinvent his life or some other such thing. We will never know because he met with his end there. He had become our Shaman, our leader that was going to show us how to survive life. But he learned too fast and burned out before he could enlighten any of us. In the 53 years since, I learned to forge my own way, to fight the fights I could win and compromise the fights I could not. I finally realized he had left us the answer, this song. We were all Riders on the Storm. "Into the world we're thrown." It is up to us to shape our own path. Don't wait for anyone to show you. Your life is in your own hands, make something out of it. I did.
Beautiful words... 🙏🏼❤️🌺
Very true! Love everything you said! He was before my time, but my dad raised my sister & I on The Doors, Zeppelin, Stones, Rush, CCR, & many more classics... Jim Morrison & The Doors was always my favorite! Still are to this day. I listen to these guys almost daily. When I need a reality check & my spirits lifted, this is my go to music. He died way too young. I feel like he was cheated, & had way more to offer to this world. Same w/ Janis Joplin.... I love Jim, always have always will.
Wait. What? I must read this again. Omg ♥️
Amen 🙌🏻🌍❤️👊🏻👊🏿👊🙏
A shooting star is one way to shine?
I never tire of this song...Jim Morrison's voice is fabulous and this is his best ever...still loving it after all these years.. A Classic. RIP Jim
A timeless classic! The start of ROCK music. Gone but not forgotten ❤
I like the bass line and the crash of thunder. I think it really makes the song.
Un poema echa cancion
The piano lines like water trickling on stone
Это незабываемо.
Que obra prima ...‼️
" Na vida somos cavaleiros da tempestade..." Obrigado , por essa viagem ‼️J.M❤
SI TENES RASON.....BUEN DIA Y BENDICIONES ....
August 2024. Who else is loving this classic.
Me 👍
Εγώ!
me
😊 Εγώ! Διονύσης. Αθήνα, Ελλάς!
So good👍
Morrison,Manzareck,Densmore,Kreiger. DOORS! Classic. Never gets old!
I'm pushing 70 in a couple of months and my first exposure to 'HIS' music was as a pre-teen. I LOVED HIS MUSIC THEN and love his music today. What a master of music!!! It was a very sad day when he passed away. What a true loss to the musical world!!!! I still miss him and what music he could have created!!!
Happy 70th birthday 🎉
So simple. So profound. Straight to the heart. Timeless perfection.
I miss him too I'll be 71 in August
@@ElizabethMcDermott-cy4cv Thank you! Sometimes doesn't feel happy but feel blessed that I'm still here and semi physicaly healthy.
@@RhmiltHadey Early Happy Birthday to you! I do have to say that old age just absolutley 'sucks'!!! I'm fairly healthy but just hating being this old! I still love to dance but can't dance like I used to but still dance. Can't wait for my annual CZ reunion early July to dance Thurs through Sat night!
Jim Morrison speaks to the "rebel" in us. Love this song. Ray is a genius on the organ.
Jim Morrison was a man searching to understand the meaning of life , his lyrics was amazing his vocal expression amazing genius
I asked God what the answer to life was.
God told me "Death Is The Answer."
this song just takes you on a fantastic atmospheric, spiritual journey everytime you listen to it,thank you Jim Morrison
happy 70s..
" a fantastic atmospheric, spiritual journey " Jim's words are about a serial killer hitch hiking the highways of America slaughtering families. The music was adapted from Ghostriders in the Sky written in 1948 by Stan Jones while he was working as a National Park Ranger and Tour Guide.
@@davidhounslow1304 So he would never killed anyone when his woman stood by him ? Some kind of Boney and Clide ? I'm curious…
❤
I remember first hearing this song in a pub in 1977 aged 17 , I had no idea who the Doors were so I went back to work and asked and was informed about the legendary Doors and Jim Morrison
THERE NEVER BE A BAND AGAIN LIKE THE DOORS THOSE GUYS WERE IN THE ZONE CREATING BRILLANT MUSIC R.I.P. JIM AND RAY 🎸🎸🎸
One of the best Classic Rock Songs Ever ❤
thats true. i love this song...❤
@@TheGhostfisherman Their best song. LA Woman is their Masterpiece.
@@LoneLee2022i agree !😊
This is one of those songs that sticks with you for a lifetime.❤❤
Тысячу раз эту песню прослушал.Все равно каждый раз мурашки по коже.
Шедевр.
ага, музыка на века.
@@adjm nuff said
Да и слова тоже нехилые. "Путники в грозу. Мы закинуты в этот мир, как собаки без костей, как одинокие актеры.....". Попробуй поспорь.
@@MS4View2:55 ❤😂🎉😢😮😅
@@adjm🎉
Jim, is truly a legend, best rock band ever, what a damn voice he had! 🕊
An absolute masterpiece. RIP Jim
What an atmospheric, calming Groovy song with very deep lyrics. The Doors had the “it” factor in spades, awesome musicians. So love all of their music…Jim Morrison was a soothsayer 🎵🌹🎵
INXS had it in the 80s as well.
The Doors had the Ray Manzarek factor...
Good lyric...!
"It" is for pop stars and modern rappers.
@@GregoryBamberi met them ...they came over Michael Hutchence and he chatted to me ...
Jim Morrison and The Doors are so talented. This song reminds me of those who stick with you during extremely difficult times aka "a storm", so to speak. They are "Riders on the Storm" or those who survive the storm. -Jen Gable (Justeson)
Jims voice and the music takes me on a journey through a rainstorm in the Nevada desert . Your music lives on Jim .
Burning Man festival?
Forever for me. Vietnam vet. 70 yrs old and loving my life.
Soooo glad to hear that.
Hats off to you and all your mates. ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆~\\~~~~~•~•~~♡♡♡♡♡◇◇◇◇◇◇◇♤♤♤♤♤♡♤♡♡♡♡¿₩€♧○\|/●¤▪︎¤▪︎•°
Thank you for your service!
La poudre jaune
Haarp
WOW. I never thought I would be able to hear a Vietnam Vet say that. Thank goodness you did.
Kultowa, ponadczasowa piosenka, która na zawsze pozostanie z nami.
🦾💪🦅🤠👍
Prawda.
אין כמו אימא בעולם!!!!!!!!
An absolute, timeless song..... unforgettable jim......
Indeed! The 60s were incredible!! Jim Morrison was one of the best entertainers & vocalists of all-time. To think he had only been performing for 4 years at this point at 25 years of age. I did 4-way window pane with Jim & Ray in 1968 & Jim was incredibly lucid for doing the full 4-way pane. I did 1/4 & i was seeing trails and the walls were melting & the floor turned into a river. I was treading water as Jim bought me a shot of bourbon & a miller beer to chase it down..
@@richardmilliken8705
He was amazing. I was in love from first time I heard them. Saw them 3x, I'll never forget.
Одна из самых уникальных музыкальных вещей с вокалом, мною слышанных
Браво!!
one of the greatest songs of all time
it's pretty decent, LA Woman gets my vote though.
@@michaeltischuk7972 Agreed Michael Tischuk. LA Woman is probably my fav Doors album
Definetly one of the greatest hits from the doors.One of best songs from the 70s rock .
Yes it is . one of the best 💖
I believe songs are magic. True artists like the Doors wizards! Ever been truly spellbound by an amazing song such as this one? That’s true magic my friends! Every time I hear this song I can remember the room I was in the first time right down to the way it smelled…over 30 years ago!
Un morceau de musique qui restera intemporel,ce fut l'un et unique de l'époque qui perdure encore longtemps aprés ce temps .Il est comme une ivresse que l'on se souvient et qui nous sourit . Même plus de cinquante ans plus tard il me fait encore une effet monstre et me replonge dans une nostagie d'un temps .Merci pour ce vidéo
magnifique texte..c'était le temps Peace & Love..meilleure époque ever...que sont devenus les hippies? des moutons!
Your right timeless m8
Jim, you've never left us. Genuine art is free of time.
Да уж, легенда! С них и им подобным начался мой путь по безумному и великому миру рок-н-ролла! От блюза до блэка. Слава великим!
жаль что в то время рок был тесно связан с наркотой и прочей мерзостью, а то бы Морисон мог бы ещё порадовать всех своим творчеством.........
ruzzki, idinx. rutube tebe vpomoshch
@@gassmail115 Много раз думала об этом же...
@@gassmail115 рок это вообще падение нравов так то
@@МарияЧ-ы6б не рок, а навязанный образ жизни рокера (секс, наркотики, рокнролл), такое же падение нравов было и в попсе 90-х, это не от музыки зависит...
tengo 67 años de edad y soy de mexico nunca cambie de musica y cuando escucho esta cancion no me arrepiento de incurcionar en otro tipo de musica solo blues, rock, y jazz
¡eso es !
I loved this song when it first released and I was a young lad finishing up his senior year and looking forward to graduate school. Still have all the words memorized to this day, but had not listened to it for probably 20 years. Listening to it today, I realize: Jim really was a wise man. Such a shame that he had to move on from our world so early.
A timeless classic, an incredible amount of talent in the band. No one can write and perform music like this today. Hang on to your memories.
❤❤
Ten utwór trzeba słuchać po ciemku, ciary murowane!
Listen to it upside-down. It's a real head rush...🙃
Zdecydowanie! I jeszcze End of the Night...
Eres inmortal
timeless, fusion of jazz, rock, and captivating poetry.
The doors of perception. Love them , so professional and individual. A very big part of history. Rest in heaven Jim.
The Doors- это классика рока, уважаю...браво!!!
Как ты на НАТО-вский сайт попал ?
Как ты про DOORS - Двери , НАТО открывающему узнал ?
@@ЮРРИИЙЮРРООВ твоя жопа-дверь ещё не такие тайны откроет/твой дверной рот наоборот ещё будет ревновать к задним дверям когда ты начнёшь верещать...
@@ЮРРИИЙЮРРООВ а как ты попал НЕ на НАТОвский сайт и путаешь его с натовским?)
юрик-юрик...Саван ухани!!!
ДОРЗ,- ОН ДЛЯ ВСЕХ И НАВСЕГДА!!!
@@ИгорьСевастьянов-х9й
Riders on the Storm : Путешествующие в Грозу
про НАТО и его по всей Земле путешествие, пишу
Эта песня - поезд в недалёкое прошлое и это революция в музыке, 👍
Rock music has proudly possessed great vocalists but none can be compared to Mr mojo rising as his voice was coming from the great beyond,not to mention such clarity and enunciation..Respect for the man and singer.
He recorded the song in a normal voice, then whispered over the top of the previous recording. If you listen carefully you can hear it.
It's gotta be "mr mojo risin' " in order for it to be an anagram of "jim morrison."
Shhhhhhh
Your right👌
The entire work is poetry.
I was a young kid working at remote fire camp when this song came out. I was the lone radio operator left at the station ,everyone else was out on fire crew. I listened to this song on radio endlessly ! Weird,cool summer!
Quelle silhouette....quelle belle démarche..ahhhh si beau, et quel talent! une voix superbe! today 7th May is a sad day for me..my loving mother died of cancer, she was only 36, I dedicate this song for her
The Doors super. светлая память Джиму Моррисону и Рею Манзареку.
Рлз0
that steady bass line holding it for the whole 6.44 minutes SUPERB!!!
best song even though it's old, even today's generations listen to it, awesome rock melody and lyrics
❤
The doors helped me through my life it kept me alive rip jim
Yo los empecé a escuchar cuando tenía 15 años y desde entonces no los he dejado de escuchar, es uno de mis grupos favoritos ahora tengo 70 años y sigo escuchando a los DOORS,la de enciendeme fuego , y la del fin son lo máximo,lástima que haya fallecido tan joven
A timeless classic. Sad no one today can make music like this.
The fact is no one ever made music like this before either. The doors had a huge influence though in the 70 ties that can be heard in many a band.
You might want to check out Nathaniel Rateliff and the night sweats, in my opinion they even put it up a notch.
This song is the favourite of the Crown Prince of Denmark.
WOW thanx for sharing that@@malikhaji2764
Thanx for the suggestion@@Rick-wm7rn
70 Jahre,die beste Zeiten auf Erden ❤
Timeless classic, means so much to so many,, music like this will never die,
Просто Браво, Блестяще, от души!!! Кайф.
От души
Songs like this stay with you forever.. Its a tune that's part of the sound track to my life..
Memorable no doubt,ur oh so rite,they looked great on those clips 👏 doors rocked many houses,inside n out,we always mentioned them amongst many!!
Really good way to put it Paul. I truly sympathize….
Me addd
This song reminds me of all the sadness of listening of loved gained and lost to each and others ect lost! With love!!!!$
agreed, still listen to this when I have a bourbon outside last drink of the night, always this song
Finally one of the best songs in history got a proper video - a masterpiece!
Magnifique..forever the Very Best Band & Singer...I want this song playing at my funeral. Beautiful voice, my kind of handsome man, the sound is amazing...
Jim's voice out of this world...
2024 ❤ still playin it
Так на троих сыграть блюз + вокал Джима - это без сомнения шедевр!!!
It's 1972, and I am a permantly disabled Veitnam vet. My future brother in law is asleep in the back seat.
We are driving his car with 4 almost bald tires, about midnight along Keuka Lake and a massive thunderstorm decends on me. I am only doing 35, so I dont get blown off the road. We are stoned, I turn on the radio and what was playing? You got it! Keuka Lake in in western New York.
Finger Lakes
what a core memory
Брат, дай затянутся косяком
Сколько Вам сейчас лет? Привет из Сибири!
The very first time I heard this song play on the radio back in the early '70s, I fell in love with it immediately and has been one of my all-time favorite songs ever since,. It never gets old, just like Jim Morrison....💖
I was 17 in that time, now I am near 70 and this is still one of my favourites.
El rey lagarto nunca va a morir en mi corazón, desde niño me gustó la música de los Doors tengo 63 años, que buena música
Dios te bendiga 🙏 hermano Jim Morrison.
Gracias por tu música hermosa y maravillosa, a mí me encanta 😊
Me identifico contigo 🙏
Yoooo, I grew up listening and Loving his music and intelligence .. never stop listening,!!!🎉❤
Um dos meus clipes e musicas favoritas, The Doors é minha banda favorita desde que eu era criança, começei a ouvir por influencia da minha mãe, dos meus avós e dos meus tios, amo demais!
One of my favorite songs of the era...eerily captivating....
mine too jack
It's jazz....it's Rock ...it's poetry. ... It's....that rich, inimitable voice ....Jim Morrison
Absolute American classic.
Driving alone.. this song playing.. sweet heavens ☮️
And the piano score from around 2:30.. masterpiece
Certain tracks you can't imagine life without, there sewn into the tapestry of our conscious understanding ❤
Riders Is One Them. Rock On👍🏻🎤🎸
Sewn into the tapestry of our consciousness.........
Perfectly stated, Thank You!
I remember this song like it was yesterday. It gives me goosebumps at certain points in the song and at other points, it's just simply mesmerising. It can't be overstated how great Jim Morrison's vocals were. He died way too young. Truly one of the greatest groups of the sixties. Yeah, the song also reminds me of a certain girl i was in love with at the time.
Jim adored Sinatra . That made him the greatest voice I rock🤩
a song and young love ... i hear that 👍🥰
Jim was long gone before I heard the first Doors song. Obviously not part of my generation but the Doors are on the Mount Rushmore of my favorite bands
You mean stolen from the Lakota Nation?
like the, MR thought
His music and songs moved my inner soul
Masterpiece by Jim. Forever Jim 🤟
Jim. Logro la mezcla perfecta, musica y las letras poeticas. Un verdadero himno este temazo. Genios
This song is so hauntingly beautiful and the keyboard is amazing
Hello Carolyn
Ray'keeboard was geniuslly..
Jim Morrison, Robby Krieger, John Densmore KLASA SAMA W SOBIE!! Ale to co na klawiszach wyczynia Ray Manzarek to po prostu MISTRZOSTWO!! I na koniec mała dygresja po śmierci Jim Morrisona reszta nie zeszmaciła się tak jak np. reszta Joy Division. Wielki SZACUNEK!!
Hats off to whomever edited this video. Absolutely amazing.
Yes
I love this classic. I'm an old man. I like this music😅
We had the best music…..
This was a beautiful compilation of clips to ride along with this timeless piece. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this one! As a boomer, IMO, we had the best most honest music ever!
My favourite Doors track with the thunder & Jim's great voice making this very spooky classic fantastic. & a song I never tire of listening to with a glass of something good & my headphones on.
Always Cranking It Out !!!Heard This The Morning Before Hugo Hit That Afternoon !🎵🎸✌️
We are all riders on the storm it's called life ☘️💗
But not killers on the road❤
First, we have to give a bow to Robby Krieger's songwriting ability. He captured an era and the Doors made sure no one would ever forget that something magical happened in the 60s.
Robby Krieger had nothing to do with creating "Riders on the Storm". Jim took the words from an old screen play he had written about a serial killer hitch hiking the highways of America slaughtering families. Ray Manzarek's music was adapted from Ghostriders in the Sky written in 1948 by Stan Jones while he was working as a National Park Ranger and Tour Guide.
@@davidhounslow1304 GGGGGGGGGGreat to hear from you. Thank you for this priceless information. I am a songwriter and when I sing a song somebody else wrote on a video, the lyricist is always mentioned. All we know is that Jim asked the band to go home and create a song for the band to have as a hit when they were getting started. Krieger went home and wrote Light My Fire and that sent the band into fame that has never ended. I am a singer and I have always been inspired from Jim's vocals. Here's me singing Eric's 'Wonderful Tonight' ua-cam.com/video/7ejwpOi3wYI/v-deo.html
Великолепное произведение, величайший исполнитель!!!
@@michaeljosephgutierrezch.1049 espérate-espérate
Миру Мир ☮️☀️🌍
*musicians
Да Руслан, именно так!!!👍
Yup yup
The music is just fascinating. What a success! Absolutely amazing.
Ray rearranged the music of Ghost Riders in the Sky written in 1948 and the words were inspired by a movie script Jim was working on about a serial killer hitchhiking the highways of America killing families. The whole song was a fluke.
@@daveydudely9954 I wonder where Stan Jones got his inspiration back in June 5, 1948 when he wrote Ghost Riders in the Sky. It must have started somewhere.
@@daveydudely9954 Franck Sinatra never claimed he composed a single rif . He did CO write a single song which is obscure. Mickael Jackson's name on every song he sung. Did he actually compose and write songs? Sorry, but I very much doubt it. Composers just agreed to share the rights.even half the rights was still very good money.
@@daveydudely9954 Stan Jones was inspired to write Ghost Riders in the Sky while he was sitting around a campfire one night when he worked as a guide for the National Park Service in Death Valley, California.
Arcydzieło muzyczne i tekstowe. Potęga przekazu opisu życia jakie jest w istocie. Bez zbędnych ubarwień i zniekształceń. Ciągła walka o bycie sobą w tym plastikowym swiecie.
❤👍
my wife and I listen to this as we go through Drumochter pass going up to Aviemore, it's so fitting as the pass is always wild weather wise. Dramatic music dramatic scenery.
ONE OF THE MOST MEMORABLE AND IMPRESSIVE PERFORMANCES OF WORLD MUSIC
Шедевр на все времена!отличный звук!Дорз,,это что то невероятное!Джим Морисон магия!единственный,неповторимый!обожаю вас!💓🎶💎🎤
"Всадники верхом на шторме, мы рождены в этом доме, мы заброшены в этот мир, как собаки без костей, как одинокие актеры.... " Не удивительно, что человек написавший такое в свои чуть больше 20 лет, не дожил и до 30-и. И нужно признать, что этот пессимизм очень близок к реальности. Особенно сейчас. Когда в погоне за материальным забывается абсолютно всё. Джим и Дорз это явление в музыке. И философии.
@@MS4View согласна с вами полностью!отлично вами сказано!
@@MikhnevichNatalya Спасибо. Просто эти люди такие как Моррисон, Кен Кизи в литературе, очень сильно прочувствовали этот процесс дегуманизации, который начался на Западе примерно на рубеже 50-60-ых - хиппи это как раз молодежный протест против всей этой материальной культуры - и выдали свое отношение. А у нас это началось с развалом Союза. Причем лавинообразно во всех сферах.
Классная вещь!
@@MikhnevichNatalya Riders on the storm
Riders on the storm
Into this house we're born
Into this world we're thrown
Like a dog without a bone
An actor out on loan
Riders on the storm
Some music never gets old …
The masterpiece of an American poet.
I love this band. My buddy's older brother had the album. We listened to it all the time. Ray went to the same high school as me. St Rita Chicago. Go mustangs. 🤘👏👍
Very good musicians and a very good singer Jim Morrison!!!!!!
Saludos amigos desde 🇲🇽
Riders on the Storm" es una canción de rock psicodélico[3] que de acuerdo al miembro de la banda Robby Krieger, estuvo inspirada por la canción "(Ghost) Riders in the Sky: A Cowboy Legend". También, la canción está relacionada con el asesino Billy Cook (quien mató a una familia: hizo auto stop y mató a la familia que le recogió), en especial en la línea "There's a killer on the road" (Hay un asesino en la carretera, en español).
La canción está reproducida en modo dórico E, e incorpora sonidos de truenos y lluvia, junto con una ejecución de piano eléctrico Fender Rhodes de Ray Manzarek. Contiene un excelente solo de este instrumento, característico de la banda.[4]
La canción fue grabada en el Doors Workshop en diciembre de 1970 con la ayuda de Bruce Botnick, su ingeniero de toda la vida, quien se encontraba co-produciendo las sesiones de grabación. Jim Morrison grabó las voces principales y luego susurró las letras sobre las mismas para crear el efecto de eco. Fue la última canción grabada por los miembros de los Doors, según Ray Manzarek, así como la última canción grabada de Morrison en ser lanzada antes de su muerte. El sencillo fue lanzado en 1971, poco antes del fallecimiento de Morrison, ingresando al Billboard Hot 100 el 3 de julio de 1971, el día que Morrison murió
EXCELENTE COMENTARIO.
Gracias por compatir!!
una maravilla de cancion, con sus sonidos psicodelicos, mezcla de estilos , una cancion irrepetible, nunca sec repetira esta musica al menos hoy en dia donde hemos evolucionado hacia la basura y la mierda en el arte la poltica etc....una pena. saludos desde españa
@@felixizquierdo3070 así es
Grato pela informação 🇧🇷👏
Ray manzarek was an intrical part of the doors his mystical way of playing the piano just used to take us to places. Listening to his music when it first came out and Morrison man just unbelievable he was a character died way too early man I can only imagine where his talent would have taken him
Noni stancherà mai era un vero personaggio bello bravo gran bella voce UN GRANDE!!!