FIRST TIME HEARING The Doors- Riders On The Storm REACTION

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[@Rick-or2kq]

Morrison was a poet who decided to put the words to music.

[@hartewing7743]

Lennon also.

[@paradigmlost7582]

@@hartewing7743 They are very different, but at the same time have a lot in common. Both are my favs. Both are big souls.

[@earnierosenow9834]

he put the world to music

[@amybaldwinwest6486]

Literally. He wrote poetry and never had ideas about joining a band. While writing one afternoon on Venice Beach in CA, he met Ray Manzarek a keyboardist. Jim read some of his poetry to him and Ray suggested they put a band together! Not write a song together first, just jump right in to a band. They soon found John Densmore, the drummer and Robbie Krieger, the guitarist. That line up was never changed. Jim died when he was 27 years old. He is one of the infamous members of the "27 Group".

[@Flips44]

All of them are legends bro

[@scottgeorgeff2896]

50 years old & this song still gives me goosebumps. Everytime. ❤

[@franciscoramirez4179]

Same here!👌

[@gregthompson3274]

Me to

[@kylerodgers9323]

How many idiots

[@kylerodgers9323]

Thank you..

[@kylerodgers9323]

Why

[@chuckwilliams6261]

"Like something they'd play in a western." Well, it is my understanding that the West is the best.

[@MrStrocube]

Charles Williams “Get here and we’ll do the rest.” ;)

[@earnierosenow9834]

love your reference lol , the blue bus is calling us

[@anilkumarsingh5728]

Comment section where you takin' us?

[@jdm1066]

@@earnierosenow9834 It's my understanding that the buses that took drafted men to basic training for the military during the Viet Nam War were Blue, hence "The Blue Bus Is Calling Us" is a reference to being called into service.

[@garyluciani370]

There was an old country and western song that had that heavy vibrato sound on the guitar like in riders on the storm at the beginning. And the chorus repeated the title line " ghost riders in the sky with that minor key sound. The song was called " ghost riders in the sky ". A lot of western movies had that heavy vibrato sound that Robbie uses in the beginning of the song, when he's repeating the melody that Jim sings. Of course riders on the storm is not the same as songs you would hear in a western movie, especially a jazzy piano solo.

[@vellaropedart9190]

It's a powerful song. We're born into a turbulent world,but we must weather it,and be wary of who we meet on our journey through the storm.

[@clivedive4167]

John Densmore ability to make the drum syncopation mirror the sound of windshield wipers is so sublime it really drives the song through a rain storm while riding in a car.

[@davidhapka5483]

The late great Ray Manzarek on keyboards. Even better live as he and Morrison improvised so much.

[@divinemystery6056]

You’ve got to do “The End” by the Doors, I guarantee you you’ve never heard anything like it before.

[@animeman84]

When the Music’s Over as well-just as good as The End

[@weirdflexbutok9743]

The end and when the music's over are just majestic and I'm not even talking about the soft parade

[@surlechapeau]

Scribe, "Break On Through" "LA Woman" and "Roadhouse Blues" are next for you!

[@RoamGaming]

"Riders" is one of their less accessible songs i think. All three of the tunes listed by surlechapeau are probably better introductions to the Doors and would be a great next reaction.

[@surlechapeau]

@@RoamGaming thank you

[@neonpark1874]

Love me Two Times, Peace Frog and, The Soft Parade are a few more suggestions for The Doors.

[@Khepramancer]

Don't forget Waiting For The Sun!

[@harrytuttle1446]

Those three are awesome.

[@jackpinesavage1628]

When I was a kid growing up in rural Wisconsin, I could ride my bike as far as my legs would take me as long as I was home by dark. It made me very sad last Christmas, while delivering Christmas gifts last year to poor children of prison inmates in the city of Flint, seeing those little guys and gals riding their bicycles inside a gated community, surrounded by a tall iron fence. I had freedom to roam anywhere back when I was 14 years old. I miss those days.. That's what it was like when Jim made this song in 1970.

[@franciscoramirez4179]

Wow! That's something that makes one thing about and yes indeed it makes one sad that a couple of decades was totally different and more peaceful than this days, it is sad but in the same time it brings back beautiful memories of those long lost days, the moment and the smells the feeling of just being happier and carefree, at least that's what I think about, Peace brother! 👍

[@joshs4594]

If you listen carefully, you'll hear a second vocal track that's whispering the lyrics along with him.

[@bguzewi0]

The Doors are hands down my favorite band of all time, and it brings me so much joy to see people just vibing to them. RIP to Jim and Ray.

[@Frankincensedjb123]

LA Woman, Roadhouse Blues, Backdoor Man, Changeling, Been Down So Long, The Wasp (Texas radio). Yes, a deep rabbit hole

[@mc-lp4zl]

Haven't seen you in a long long long while. Glad you're still around.

[@Frankincensedjb123]

@@mc-lp4zl Been busy. Thanks

[@bubblerap7176]

Solid song choices

[@glenndrexler1677]

More doors please.....

[@saucy05]

One of those songs that put you in a trance.

[@randycomerford2038]

Fucking amazing. Ray is such an incredible keyboard player, with the way he can play the melody and the bass, is nothing short of unbelievable.

[@whatadollslife]

True LA sound ..... it replaced the "Beach Boy" surfer-era music of the 50's and early 60's ...its the DARK version of California life in the 70"s

[@Tonyblack261]

I love "The End" by the Doors

[@thebrhinocerous]

Great choice! Please do "When The Music's Over"...it always gets overlooked by reactors, and it really is one of their best.

[@odurandina]

Credit where credit is due. The woman is trying. Shame she doesn't realize the incredible work of Ray Manzarek. Hopefully she'll take the to learn more about the genius virtuoso's in these bands.

[@jgates6645]

Try LA Women by The Doors

[@jeffnovack1321]

Agreed - LA women

[@odurandina]

Credit where credit is due. The woman is trying. Shame she doesn't realize the incredible work of Ray Manzarek. Hopefully she'll take the to learn more about the genius virtuoso's in these bands.

[@davidcohen4536]

This song is so bluesy........and underrated.

[@desscamell5416]

I’d say it’s rather jazzy as well.

[@rainbowgames1]

The Doors “The Crystal Ship” is a must. Also “The End.”

[@wilfbentley6738]

"The End" is pretty dark.

[@nathanweiss5174]

'The End' probably shouldn't be the second or third Doors song someone listens to. Have to get a feel for the band before that little trip down the hall

[@RETNASCANZ]

"The Ghost Song" is a great song by the Doors that most people overlook for some reason

[@johnnyrandom100]

Jim was an enigma, if you get to read about him you will love his music more. He's part of the 27 club also.

[@lerona1974]

I love the way that Robbie's Guitar and John's drumming makes you think of rain on a tin roof.

[@anthonylovavto3228]

Back in '72, I was at a friends apartment that was a 2 story configuration, the livingroom had a picture window straight to the 2and for ceiling, like your inside a castle. Truth this song came on while a strong thunderstorm hit! For me a magical moment..........

[@thelowe6393]

Try "The Changeling," "Soul Kitchen," "Love Her Madly," "Waiting for the Sun." The Doors were just awesome and were the most unlikely assemblage of musicians: A classically trained pianist/keyboardist, a flemenco guitar player, a jazz drummer and a singer/frontman who had never sung before! We are so lucky they all found each other!

[@kenwilliams3208]

Glad you loved it- and that's the late, great , Ray Manzarek on the keyboards.

[@davidmazon7516]

I remember when this song first came out on the radio, the older crowd my aunt and uncles used to say everybody shut up Riders on the Storm is on. And then they turned up the volume. I didn't see what all the fuss was about when I was a kid until I got older in my teens. And it's still awesome to this day.

[@jerryboese8820]

Rest in power Jim Morrison . The lead singer died at that young age of 27

[@Noelle0026]

Ray Manzarek on that keyboard was magic!!

[@cavscout62]

That sweet Bass you just commented on is the bass player from Elvis Presley’s band.

[@bobbyscarfo2544]

This was the perfect tune to "ease" yourself in to The Doors library of songs.... to this day this is now the only Doors tune I can listen to after years of over indulgence. Est 1966

[@jamesaugust7498]

Morrison's gift came from elsewhere. He hooked up with a band that understood that and they made something amazing.

[@nathanielseymour8108]

Awesome! My first time hearing this was at a lazer show. It really did take me out of the moment and became an experience.

[@patrickbuckley344]

One of my favorites, yes here is a variety of their artistry- Spanish Caravan, Moonlight Drive, Love me two times, Light my fire, Hello I love you, Crystalll Ship - for starters!!

[@micahottaway8455]

This is one of those bands that shows exactly how much Jazz had on so many future musical genres in respect to its inception......

[@TahoeNevada]

This was their last single. It was released either shortly before, or shortly after (I don’t remember w/out Googling) his death in July 1971. Also, there’s a great interview with Ray Manzarek (keyboards) about how the origin of the song was a bit Country music inspired. Other Doors tunes to check out would be: Light My Fire Five To One Peace Frog Love Me Two Times Break On Through People Are Strange Roadhouse Blues Touch Me L.A. Woman And, of course, The End

[@johnnylastovica6511]

Early 70’s , took it for granted . Kickass today ! And another 50 years ......

[@stratocruising]

If nobody else will mention it, "Cars Hiss Past my Window" is one-of-a kind blues.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

That was cool. Yeah do more Doors maybe try their song People are Strange.

[@acidead7904]

People are Strange*

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Samal al 🤦🏻‍♂️ thanks. Fixed.

[@KobeJordanHakeem]

@@Hartlor_Tayley that ones aight. Peace Frog, the end, love her madly are better imo

[@adamslowikowski3085]

Thanks for playing 'Riders on the Storm'! I love The Doors! Jim was a mystical poetic genius! And Polak Ray was a keyboard playing genius, as if he had Chopin's hands! The four of them were just amazing! 🙂🌞🌻🙏

[@realbser1956]

That bass line though. Damn!

[@strangeworldsunlimited712]

On the keyboard: the late, great Ray Manzarek. For the first (few?) Doors album, the group didn't have a bassist, so Ray would play the bass line on his keyboard (usually a Hammond or Rhodes Organ) too. They hired a session bassist for Riders on the Storm, but for one of the first examples where it was just Ray, look up Light My Fire.

[@OroborusFMA]

That isn't true. They hired bass players for all their albums. Ray only played the bass lines during live concerts. And the session player wasn't some nobody, he was from the band Elvis was using.

[@brucestanley9330]

Favorite group. Manzarek isn't mentioned enough for his great playing, when the greatest are talked about. Every member of this group was special in my opinion.

[@joemacinnis1972]

Hi scribe, your take on music is great

[@SingleTax]

Jim already had one foot in the grave when he sang this. Like so many other famous artists, he was brilliant yet deeply troubled.

[@astroteech]

I was awakened one morning by my clock-radio before catching the bus to high school in 1972. It was raining outside and this song was playing.

[@rousse61]

1971. I was in fourth grade living in Southern California-they were an L.A. band

[@jfice76]

ScribeCash? Who’s this? Gorgeous and sassy and a singing voice 🥳🥳🥳

[@LANGANPASQUAL]

Wow. That was the most enjoyable reaction video I ever saw! This girl does not mess around. I’ll be back. 👩🏻‍🚀

[@xanajak]

Get in your car, roll the windows down, turn the volume up, find PCH at night and go for a long drive up and down the coast listening to this and many other Doors songs.

[@philipsanders9192]

She would bee a great producer. She feels the music, and she's not afraid to show it.

[@davidkilianek9168]

I absolutely love that Bass pedal. The first thing I was drawn to when I first heard this song, back in its day, was its Bass line. I later learned that Jimmy Morrison actually wrote this as a spin off from the Johnny Cash version of " Ghost Riders in the sky." But of course, Morrison always adds his own little twists to it, and came up with " Riders On The Storm."

[@bradmannion6769]

It's about a serial killer, killer keyboard solo, and one of my all-time favorite songs

[@theincorruptedeye8226]

It's about Jim faking his death and leaving Pam.

[@richardpatnode998]

Ray Manzarek was one of the greatest keyboardist ever. This song and L.A. woman are beyond compare.

[@jeffmay8139]

Listen close to this and you hear him doubling the vocal with a whisper - THAT gives it the eerie feel.

[@davidfisher8821]

Jeff May Yes! The whisper track is what gives the song a creepy vibe! Once you hear it, you can’t unhear it!

[@garyluciani370]

That's such a great effect, I've always loved that.

[@russellkeeling9712]

Memories abound from the Doors for me.

[@matthiasnolte3817]

That´s my favourite Doors song!!

[@larryh.5229]

Ray Manzeric on keyboards, Robbie Krieger on guitar, John Dems more on drums and the "Lizard King", "Mr Mojo Risen" ...... The Poet, Jim Morrison... May his Soul Rest Eternally.

[@larryh.5229]

John Densmore on drums

[@rutssy]

Love this song! Thanks for reacting!

[@OroborusFMA]

This is a sad yet beautiful song. Morrison is literally expiring before us. All of L.A. Woman is pervaded by a sense of physical and psychic exhaustion. It's Ray's keyboard that really elevates this to rock immortality.

[@JoseOsorio-wb8md]

True Sad, how this was the end

[@Gunmetalbluejeeptjs]

There’s a hidden whisper voice Jim recorded in the background , Ray said that was the last recording with the doors before Jim went to Paris

[@mnamhie]

Three words ... Raymond Daniel Manzarek. Will always love you, Ray! You were the best!

[@Tonyblack261]

Such a great voice.

[@chazeverlastt9905]

I Literally Love That you Listen to Soooo Many Different Genre !!! Great Videos Keep making Them !!!!

[@carlwatkins3053]

Once again you bring me back to when I first heard it. Thank you. Drops of rain into the ocean of life.

[@monalisaganser5813]

Love the Doors🙂🎸🎶

[@LoveandLightJason]

Now LA Woman is a must to listen to. A band cut way to short by Morrison's death. Phenomenal band!!!!

[@jackpeters9048]

I think i was in 9th grade when this came out...loved it then...love it now...its a kinda close your eyes at night song

[@landpirate1968]

This is one of the best by these guys. If you want to hear something completely different, and by that I mean off the chain blues-sounding, there's "L.A. Woman" and "Roadhouse Blues." Jim's voice had changed due to his hard drinking, and he had the great raspy quality that made those songs sound great. Of course, that lifestyle caught up with him, and Jim was dead at age 27.

[@garyluciani370]

For something completely, completely different, There's my wild love by the doors.

[@rosesalmon8982]

You can feel the storm

[@ericmartin6457]

Yes babe... It's a groove.. and easy to dance to.

[@frankamodeo7310]

Scribe you're the best . Love you.

[@mikevalenza]

The keyboardist is Ray Manzarek. He is probably the second most well known member of band (after Jim Morrison, of course).

[@donbigger1177]

"Riders on the Storm" was the very last song The Doors recorded. Not too long after, Jim Morrison died at age 27

[@trappenweisseguy27]

The great Ray Manzarek RIP on keys. He did a funky solo song/album called “Golden Scarab” that kinda explains some of the Egyptian philosophies on how the world worked.

[@nathanwanner..44]

The doors are an acquired taste I love them

[@sfeigh]

Funny you should mention that it sounds like something you would put in a western. In the documentary about the making of the album L.A. Woman, the band members suggest that that the main motif was inspired by the classic western song Ghost Riders in The Sky.

[@garyluciani370]

Yep, I remember hearing ghost riders in the sky when I was a boy.

[@Scooter730]

I love when you get into the music

[@juancarlossaavedra6757]

When arriving at an international airport, the custom officer say " you did not fill the space on your occupation". He answer " I'm a poet"

[@Aggiemike1947]

Ray Manzarek on keyboard. Kept The Doors together with lead singer Jim Morrison being so out of it all the time.

[@jacobusderottmann1000]

Jim was a fascinating character who would take any drug someone handed him.

[@jons.105]

This is the 10th reaction to this song on KZbin in the last 4 months.

[@Severinate]

The cowboy theme was deliberate. Riders was influenced by 'Ghost Riders in the Sky.' The tale of a cowboy who sees ghosts of dammed cowboys chasing the devils herd (steers) across the sky and the warning that, if he doesn't change his ways, he will be dammed to join them. This was the last song Morrison recorded with the Doors before his death, sadly they never got to play it live....

[@herveluxardo1509]

Bien sûr que non .Il existe 2 enregistrements en concert de ce morceau.

[@Severinate]

@@herveluxardo1509 Not with Morrison. They recorded the album (LA Woman) and Jim left for Paris. They never played together again.

[@josephdirnfeld3593]

Savage, love it

[@twwtjohns]

That was Ray Manzarek on the keyboards. He passed away in 2013.

[@alfac4746]

Indeed, it's a vibe, a good one, a smooth one ;-)

[@kryer981]

"It's all about that bass."

[@Hi-lb8cq]

I love the doors

[@ahrimanic7]

Lovin’ that air-keyboard action!

[@danieltull9583]

To me Jim Morrison was a god of poetry and music IMO. Thanks to my older brother for getting me into them

[@Flips44]

Legends

[@paulprior7562]

Roadhouse Blues and LA Woman are great

[@rutssy]

Beautiful song!

[@rosesalmon8982]

Close your eyes and listen

[@johnredwood2667]

Always great to mellow out to the doors.

[@showshowthecloneclown8428]

Background . Morrison had read a biography about a hitchhiker from the 50s who would murder whoever picked him up . Morrison had a genius IQ and his father was an admiral in the navy . He was responsible for firing upon one of our own ships in the gulf of Tonkin to kick off the Vietnam War. I don't know much but I kinda good at history

[@richardsimpson2439]

Peace Frog!

[@Alohaadi]

One of the best ever,bomb

[@jameslaforce8436]

excelent swing ty

[@rileysteve]

This was so cool when it first came out. We hadn't heard anything like it before.

[@corriel8517]

Light My Fire is the song by the Doors