The Doors Live London Fog 1966
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- The Doors Live London Fog 1966
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London Fog 1966 es un álbum en vivo de la banda de rock estadounidense The Doors , lanzado el 16 de diciembre de 2016 por Rhino Records . Contiene una presentación en vivo inédita en el London Fog en Los Ángeles en mayo de 1966. Fue grabada por el espectador Nettie Pena antes de que la banda lanzara su exitoso álbum debut el 4 de enero de 1967. Considerada la grabación en vivo más antigua conocida de The Doors, London Fog 1966 incluye versiones de pistas de álbumes eventuales y versiones deestándaresde blues .
Publicado para coincidir con las celebraciones por el 50 aniversario del primer álbum de los Doors, London Fog 1966 fue supervisado por el ingeniero de sonido / productor de la banda Bruce Botnick y Pena. Entre los empaques lujosos para el álbum en vivo, cada disco aparece en un conjunto de cajas ampliado, y cada copia del conjunto está numerada individualmente. Si bien London Fog 1966 presenta solo una parte de la actuación de los Doors, los críticos de música lo reconocen como una visión fascinante de la historia temprana del grupo, ya que intentaron formular su propio estilo individual.Unos meses después de que se formaron los Doors , obtuvieron su primer concierto estable en febrero o marzo de 1966 en el London Fog , un club nocturno en Sunset Strip . La banda ganó $ 5 por noche, tocando para relativamente pocos clientes; nuevo en la actuación, Jim Morrison frecuentemente cantaba de espaldas a la pequeña multitud. Ray Manzarek comentó que la niebla de Londres fue donde el grupo "se convirtió en una entidad colectiva, esta unidad de unidad". Aunque cubrieron algunos estándares de blues , la mayoría de las veces los Doors perfeccionaron su sonido y material característicos que luego aparecieron en sus dos primeros álbumes:The Doors and Strange Days : también agrega solos improvisados para extender los tiempos establecidos.
En mayo de 1966, Nettie Pena, estudiante de cine de la UCLA , vio y grabó algunas de las actuaciones de Doors en el London Fog con un carrete a carrete . Dos de las canciones que la banda tocó en la ocasión incluyeron "You Make Me Real" (que apareció en Morrison Hotel ) y Strange Days (en el álbum del mismo nombre ) Las grabaciones restantes en el álbum son versiones de los estándares de blues , incluyendo " Rock Me Baby " de BB King , " Lucille " de Little Richard y " Baby, Please Don't Go ", que fueron grabadas por Themen 1964 y, por lo tanto, se convirtió en un estándar de rock. Sin embargo, "Realmente solo estás escuchando la mitad de la actuación de esa noche", dijo John Densmore mientras aludía a las primeras versiones de " Light My Fire " y " The End " que se realizaron durante ese concierto.
Track listing
Side A
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Tuning (I)" 0:41
2. "Rock Me Baby" Muddy Waters 5:35
3. "Baby, Please Don't Go" Joe Williams 5:27
4. "You Make Me Real" Jim Morrison 2:48
Side B
No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "Tuning (II)" 0:13
2. "Don't Fight It" Steve Cropper, Wilson Pickett 4:40
3. "I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man" Willie Dixon 5:16
4. "Strange Days" John Densmore, Robbie Krieger, Ray Manzarek, Jim Morrison 3:46
5. "Lucille" Albert Collins, Richard Penniman 3:44
24:32 strange days
The only live recording of Strange Days that I know of.
LOVE THE FIRST SONG HERE...SO BLUSY!!!!!
Que fuerza y cuanta energía irradiaban los doors antes de saltar a la fama, estoy anonadado
Strange Daze was the best song on all this. Cutting edge.
It's amazing how many doors shows are out there on UA-cam. We had absolutely live and until the box set came out not to much live stuff. The greatest band this universe will ever know😎🤘
Very true . I bought that on first day back in 97.
No such thing as the best band. Love The Doors tho.
This is great! A rare recording of one of their earliest gigs at a small club called the London Fog! They sounded great from the beginning and mix in original songs with covers.
The only sad thing is the guy who recorded and provided this show lost the second half of it that had the End on it! He is looking for the tape but can’t find it so far. It’s worth money if he can find it.
What a shame it’s lost because I’d like to hear it!
But the cup is half full so I have to be pleased with this show!
Thanks for uploading this show.
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a year later doubt he finds it or dead or wants big money this out on cd n lp so...they didnt care to wait...how ya lose a song idk?......too SEPT 8TH 2023 COMPLETE 6LP OF FULL MATRIX SHOWS FINALLY!!!!! AS WELL ON 2 CD'S OR 3 THINK...I PRE ORDERED THEM.....VERY IMPORTANT RECORDINGS N SHOWS!!!! UNLIKE FAKE 3RD GENERATION 2 CD DOORS WERE TOLD WAS FROM MASTERS BUT NOPE! N GUY THAT HAD EM ASSHOLE WASTED TIME YEARS!!!!! N GOT MONEY N GAVE HIS MASTERS UP FINALLY!!!
They play a fiery rendition of "Please Don't Go" and the crowd barely applauds at the end...I really liked their take on that one...All 4 were really getting into it!
I think all 4 people in the crowd applauded. Rob's new book said there were never more than 12 people in attendance. It's great to be able to hear this, love it
You gotta realize that this was a pretty new sound back then. It makes sense
I didn't know there were recordings from the London Fog. Yet again, Jesus, you have proven yourself to be the true historian/archivist of The Doors. Thank you!
This was given a proper release a few years back. According to John Densmore, it represents only half their set that night which also included "Break On Through," "Light My Fire," and "The End." Unfortunately, whoever recorded it missed that portion but it's pretty incredible to hear this just the same. Also interesting they had "You Make Me Real" so early on.
I'm sceptical
@@johndoe2883 your mom isn't skeptical. She's up for anything!
... and by "anything" I mean 36 d!cks.
JK, I actually think your skepticism in this case is a healthy response.
Going into the year 1967 I think the hottest bands in LA at that time had to be
The Doors
The Seeds
The Byrds
The Beach Boys
The Standells
Love
The Mothers Of Invention
Buffalo Springfield
and The Music-Machine
Lo que habrán Sido esas primeras interpretaciones de light My fire y the end !!!!
Lo que daríamos porque hubieran Sido grabadas también
Totalmente pero ya somos afortunados de poder escuchar esto y buena Calidad
I am loving listening to this live recording. Jim had a great singing voice and words. The Doors band was great too.
When I listen to this it's evident the Doors were bound for Stardom from the very first.
They say that Morrison's shyness was difficult for him to overcome .
But from the sound on this tape , he must have already gotten over it , cause it sounds to me like he is really getting on with his performance.
There is no obvious holding back in this performance .
If I'd were a producer I'd have signed them on this performance alone.
Great historical document on their status and how long it took to get here.
Let's enjoy the remainder of the recording .
they soundlike a decent cover band with a good singer. there's only 2 original songs in the whole setlist and you've got to remember that the London Fog was empty. they got dropped by the Fog after a few months because no one was turning up. there are glimpses of what they would become, but the songs arent there yet.
Esto es una reliquia, justo estaba buscando la primera presentación en vivo de The Doors y me doy con esto. Por lo que leí entre febrero y merzo del 66 fue sus primeras presentaciones.
Que buena onda loco!
Exacto esto es Oro Jim el mejor vocalista de rock encierra en él la esencia de todo lo q representa el Rock= Fuerza, Rebeldía, Sensualidad, Potencia vocal, Poesía etc. Viva el rey lagarto
*Desde sus primeros ya eran unos estrellas , los escucho y están muy bien coordinados y sus canciones muy bien estructuradas , mi grupo predilecto siempre serán los DOORS , larga vida a los DOORS y a JIM MORRISON*
Esto es una verdadera joya
Gracias por todo the doors por esta musica que te lleva a otro mundo
Exacto, a sus inicios ya eran una gran banda
bueno yo voy a hacer un comentario sobre la recopilación fantàstica de imàgenes del video. Que veo nadie reparó en eso. Se agradece. La calidad de las fotógrafias que se sacaban los Doors habla de la imporatancia que ellos le daban a este item. y fue uno de los pilares del grupo. Su música y su imagen perdurarà por siempre.
The Doors,a great group,First time I've heard London fog,back in 1966,also year I was born.
There's some fans at the gig they think it's all over but not until Jim Morrison sings the end😝😝
@@jamestracey5958 yes,I agree😄
Never heard this!!! Awesome!!!
There ya go again flashing pics of Cookie...love you forever Jamesie
Gracias a quien subió esto . Vale oro no tiene precio , la música es vida y magia ... Saludos from 🇦🇷 amamos los doors y su mágico keyboards/ teclado y la Voz d Jim epica 🍷🐍
Elvis on Qualuudes! God I love JM and this band!
the Elvis-Jim Morrison-Glen Danzig influence line is pretty cool and more intense with each gnarly dude
Bringing the novel ''On The Road'' to life...
Thank you for posting this show.. They'll always be my favorite band.
AutmWlf81 ✝🇺🇸🍀
Este es uno de los mejores álbumes en vivo del grupo: todavía son "la banda de Venice". Solo 4 veinteañeros tocando música y pasándola bien. Luego todos los integrantes recordarán estos tiempos como los mejores de sus respectivas vidas.
Gracias por compartirlo, colega.
No mames
Una joya una belleza una rareza
@Isai Uriza. Krieger ya estaba en el grupo.
Great music and band
Please Dont Go is a true lost gem . Morrison as bluesman before the psychedelic shaman phase .
then coke phase last 2 albums that got him killed by mistake as pam singer emmylou n dealer then french government covered it all up sad death of jim more than all others no justice for jim fact!!!!!!!
SIMPLEMENTE DIEZ‼️EXCELENTE ‼️
SALUDOS DE TOLUCA MEXICO
sounds likea garage band-i luv it.
I'm a very big collecter of the doors
But never heard this so
I must have the limited 10 inch vinyl with cd
this early arrangement of "You make me real" is so much better than the Morrison Hotel version
un verdadero tesoro! ¡Gracias!
Keep the Doors uploads comin. Forever!
Otra joya ...Fantastica presentación de Los Doors
Que tremendo registro ..muchas gracias..
Impresionante. Gracias, amigo.
I can’t believe you have this! Well yes I can bc your collection is amazing. The photos in the video too are amazing. Thank you 🙏
The,doors a great group,first time I've heard London fog,back in66,and year I was born.
Da,au fost geniali acesti corifei cu compozițiile lor pline de culoare versuri extravagante exuberante expansive și excitante cu lirism poetic și muzical extraordinar !!! Poetul Jems DOUGLAS ALIAS JIM MORRISON A FOST
condamnat în statul american FLORIDA pentru exhibiționism pe scena în față publicului prezent dar, s-a invocat că a avut exces de imoralitate pentru cei cenu au fost prezenți la actul comis pe scenă!atingere imorală dar,inexistentă în realitate!!😂 D-ZEU să-l odihnească în pace și liniște pe acest băiat minunat ❤
Muchas gracias sr J. Derás.
Felicidades.
Strange days in live is very good!!
Stunned....best band...great film love acc.music thank you👍😁👍❤️
Dese ayer me suscribí a tu canal y veo que tienes de verdad reliquias de esta hermosa banda, muchas gracias por compartir todo esto!
Muito obrigado, por essas publicações!💟❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍💯🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
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Love it
Jim probably playing with his back to the audience on here.
Álbum top...Blues Power. The Doors is Very good!
This is like Peak Morrison in here probably when he was like at the height of his powers
Bluueeeesssss !!!!!
The doors 🎼🎤🌟🌟🌟👌👍
Super
Johhny echols from "Love"(great band) said that they sounded mellow and soft during this period. Dont know about you guys, but this sounds pretty wild and racuous to me.
I didn't know probably not going to be a very good defense.
Man...! Let there's be fumky towny good Rock n' Roll Blues, from unusually Londom's Fog's reccordin' sound files! Hardly t h a n k s to the ones who put out to our very reach, unleashed terms of Doors music career on their startin' "forgoings" toward starship...!
This is effing awesome. I didn’t know a live version of peace frogs existed. Thank you for sharing!! Thank you 🙏
there is another version but jim dont sing great gig though me i love the 66 to 68 doors because jim attacked his vocal,s more.not saying what come after is poor just that they were on fire through 66 to 68 in a different way & jim gave his best vocal performances.the other london gig is quality they filmed that one but it seems to be gone from you tube at the moment great post peace....
Peace frog wasnt till 3 years later. Sounds like Seattle show with blues guy ? LONNIE MACK?
Live @ Felt Forum 1970 - Peace Frog was played
Very sceptical
Thanks for posting! This is so cool hearing America's third greatest band in their blues-based infancy before the ego and boozing (which I'm glad for, just good to hear the relative innocence, too).
@Thomas FarrellRate more bands because they're just like baseball teams? (There's actually an essay on that subject) Will do!
@Thomas Farrell You are a dope with no reading comprehension. That essay was already written like 30 years ago by David Gans and plenty of people have read it. Cruel? Lol, it's just an opinion. A snowflake like you would've melted bad in the 70's when iconic bands were ripped all the time by critics and even fans. Now it's all nostalgic idolatry.
OMFG!!!!!
melhor som ao vivo do doors q ja ouvi, som mais pesado era melhor!
Hard to believe that they could not get a record deal.
Morrison a voice is so healthy and un damaged .
Plus where was he getting his inspiration from???
At this point he was still so green that he didn't even know yet how great he is and would become .
Less then 20 people inside the bar.
Off the dog chain.
Totally .
Can just picture it , got August night in Hollywood .
Hippies everywhere .
Marijuana smoking everywhere .
You cawalk inta local head shop and buy a
Sugar cube of LSD for
1.50$ it's still legal.
Outside the music is thumping so hard traffic is stopping ,
The sonsoul kitchen describes it all ,
The cars crawl by a stuffed with eyes....
Street light shine ....
Strange days had found us , without a doubt .
This is a true treasure .
Why was iwith held for so long????
It was all possible at this time ....
How did it all get so fucked up.
What happens TRUELY.
We shall never really know.
But I can see it all in my minds eye.
To bad there is no film
of these performances.
They were very good right from these early days.
They were already better than the Byrd's , Love all of the Hollywood bands .
No doubt.
Pinche álbum mamalon 👌 👌
Haha, It must have been thermonuclear show w/in a megaton range yield! Thanks!
Show 🤘🎃🙏😇
Fairly sure jim and van played on stage here
That was the Whiskey
I don’t think he wore the leather pants yet in ‘66.
He wasn't _wearing_ pants at that time.
that's Jim on harmonica - photos to prove it
2:11
2:50
4:00
LSD was not yet illegal. The Grateful Dead were in LA at this time and Owsely was making his potion and the band was hawking it like candy.
Without an album at that time like The Doors
Going into 1967 the hottest LA bands at that time had to be in my opinion The Doors, The Byrds, The Beach Boys, The Standells, Love, The Mothers Of Invention, Buffalo Springfield, The Seeds, and The Music-Machine
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tal vez y solo tal vez este mismo día fue el que conoció a Pam por vez primera...
la conoció meses antes, en el verano del 65, cuando todavia los doors estaban en plena formacion
I love how on the first 8 or 16 bars nobody knows if there on the 1 or the 4 or the 5.
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c'mon c'mon c'mon c'mon now touch me babe
Curto de mais as portas do delírio Jim Morrison .
delicia. me encanta Don't fight, ni parecen los Doors. tremendo. Y en Strange Days parecen tan seguros que parece más bien una versión libre de la última época del grupo. Nada que ver con la vocecilla de la primera maqueta. Versión SALVAJE
How about some Mississippi Queen for occasions mom you're the queen Hoover Bloodline
11:14 u make me real ❤❤❤❤
Made me laugh that it said photos from 60s and early 70s. Well they would not be from late 70s. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
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How did they get these recordings and why is the sound so good from a dive bar on the sunset strip
Ronald Baillie I just read on Amazon that a girlfriend of the band was asked to record a session with a reel to reel tape recorder. Unfortunately she recorded two reels, but lost one of them, thus explaining the short number of songs.
Thanki for the info
Same reason Kick Out The Jams by the MC5 sounds great. It's organic in a small environment where the sound bounces off the walls. Iggy Pop of The Stooges recalled maneuvering around the crowd at the Grande Ballroom in Detroit to get the best sound of Led Zeppelin during their first North American tour in 1969.
Who's playing the harmonica?
Who's playing the harmonica on rock me baby? Jim?
No, he didn’t play any instruments
who is playing the harmonica? Mr Mojo?
No mames no digas pendejadas
If I remember right when the world trade centers went down cajon got it like nine months later
a little musician trick
I have heard that there was a second tape that was recorded. Does anyone know if this is true?
Yes it is but has been lost and it's not part of the official release. At one point you can hear someone in the audience singin' "light my fire". According to some sources "fire" was played mid the set plus an early rendtion of "the end"
Sí no fuera mucho pedir, tendrás el vídeo real de este concierto??
Ignis Natura hola mil disculpas no existe solo se gravó el audio saludos cordiales
Only in our dreams...
Here is a pic of them playing in the london fog ua-cam.com/video/xhnB4gHgYn4/v-deo.html
dicen, no se si sera cierto, que la policia de EE.UU filmo todos los conciertos de los doors por si Jim se mandaba alguna macana. De ser cierto se imaginan las joyas grabadas?
Yeah don't forget about these murders
Who plays the harmonica ?...Jim ?
Harmonica is John Sebastian
I found this...."Jim tries some blues harp playing but thankfully only on a couple of tracks."
Could be Ray’s brother?
@@idontknowmuch3441 That was YEARS later.
Neo-rage, is that what our ww2 fathers fought with?
.. spukn cucn ,,.. ...
Mastubedios de musica 🎶
This isn't '66
Oh I’m sorry, can you inform us what year it was since you were right there yourself right in-front of jim during the performance
@@zylac4305 This was definitely 1972
Nah sounds more like 2018
Taco the twin towers was that Cajun his his brother?
John Densmore was horrible drummer to start with. This recording is the proof. Off course he developed into a great one (for the purpose of the Doors) later on.