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[@jamelakajamal]

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[@danpeak]

Shaman's Blues by The Doors is one of my faves.. You ever gonna check out Laura Nyro's album, Gonna Take A Miracle backed by the great Patti Labelle&The Belles? 💖

[@peck404]

Peace Frog)1. Moonlight drive)2. ****🎵😊😊🎸🎸Both doors classic

[@aldoneira416]

Please check out “Marooned” by Pink Floyd

[@LoveLightLiberty6868]

Awesome choice!!! If you ever get a chance, I have 2 requests Poor Side of Town by Johnny Rivers kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2avmWycltZ5nrc and Polk Salad Annie by Tony Joe White kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3S2pImsoc9pj6M Thank you for keeping the music alive. You always make me smile. Have a great day!

[@edwardflowers8001]

check out street player by Chicago by the way I like your channel your reactions are very genuine much success

[@thelasticonoclast9467]

No one ever mentions “Love Her Madly” - such an awesome Doors song!

[@thomasferrarojr.9772]

Their best

[@argelbargel7680]

I've mentioned it a thousand times before.

[@futurereflections4097]

That song trips me out.

[@mariawigent9773]

One of my favorites 💙☮

[@kdm28]

Such a juxtaposition between the feeling of the music and sad topic of the lyrics

[@sean-ito_kel1336]

The keyboardist of THE DOORS, RAY MANZAREK, passed away too. If you're gonna say R.I.P to JIM MORRISON, you gotta say R.I.P. to RAY MANZAREK too.

[@Six-dr7tw]

Manzarek was an underated genius.

[@eviekelpie1]

Absolutely!

[@supasoulproductions]

Morrison would have just been an unknown poet if it wasn't for Ray Manzarek!!

[@shenysys]

Before COVIDs the local cinema put on the concert for Ray film. Concert happened two years after his death.

[@sean-ito_kel1336]

@@shenysys I saw that in a theater in Chicago. It was great!

[@inukshuksixtyfour1164]

I should also add to the RIP, the late Ray Manzarek whose phenomenal keyboards contributed to the extraordinary "Doors" sound.

[@daviclar867]

Dang, I hadn't heard he left us.😭

[@thomasm195]

There a great video on KZbin with Ray telling the story of “riders on the storm “ such a kind man and wonderful storyteller

[@dipren443]

@@daviclar867 yup, 2013. ☹️ Densmore and Krieger are still alive.

[@daviclar867]

@@dipren443 yeah I just looked to check on them, both their net worth are around $15mil each. Should be well over that as great as they all were.

[@SwedishChef1977]

Manzarek is/was one of the greatest keyboard players in the world, at least in my book. Genuine, natural talent. Quite underrated.

[@travisclay9239]

Can’t go wrong with The Doors, check out Love Me Two Times

[@DarkSkies72]

Jim Morrison had an IQ of 149, that’s above genius. He was captivating and considered one of rocks best front men ever. He could kiss you with his voice then ring your neck. Rocks first real bad boy. Also, the first performer to ever get arrested on stage. He was the epitome of Rock N’ Roll. Gorgeous, dangerous, unpredictable, talented, brilliant and comforting all at the same time. His voice was mesmerizing and haunting and so manly. I’ll always miss him and I’ll never tire from hearing that voice. He hated being known as a sex symbol and wanted to be taken seriously as a poet, so he grew a beard and gained weight. No one saw Jim in his casket but his junkie girlfriend Pam. Like keyboard player Ray Manzarek said, “Jim had the money, wit and motive to disappear because he was facing 10 months in prison. There was no autopsy done and Pam had him buried before his parents even knew he was dead. For all we know his casket could be full of old books and empty bottles of booze and Jim could be on some island somewhere. Long live the lizard King. #RIPJimMorrison 🙏🏼

[@neillenet291]

Out of all the Rock Stars rumored to still be alive Jim Morrison is the only one where it's actually possible. If anyone voted fake his death it would be him. Wouldn't it be hilarious if he and Elvis are a couple of old guys sitting on a porch somewhere in the carribbean sipping a daiquiri and laughing their asses off? :)

[@tracieh215]

A great American poet.

[@Serai3]

My favorite Doors song is one hardly anyone ever names, "Not to Touch the Earth". It's a driving, sweaty, strange song that encapsulates Morrison's ethos of poetic, dark madness. It introduces you to the Lizard King at his mythical best. :)

[@kenlieberman4215]

My favorite too.

[@neonpark1874]

Excellent suggestion.

[@2dashville]

In my 8th grade art poetry class I totally plagiarized the lyrics for an assignment. Wish I still had that album cover. It opened up and had the lyrics on the inside. I don’t think any other lyrics were included. I got it for Christmas in 71 or 72.

[@corilia9529]

Thats a great one and Waiting for the Sun

[@bobduerwald9805]

Another great song is Spanish Caravan.

[@stevetemple8826]

Of course I don't have to tell you that the studio version with headphones is waaaaaay better. Check out 1. The WASP ( Texas Radio) 2. Peace Frog 3. Alabama Song 4. Moonlight Drive 5. Queen Of The Highway 6. Take It As It Comes 7. Love Her Madly

[@rightbraincreative]

8. The Cars Hiss by My Window 9. Been Down So Long 10. Land Ho!

[@markdibble7220]

You make me real. There's so many I can't go through them all.

[@timothycook2917]

#1 song in August, 1968. I was 6 months old 🤣🤣 but my mommy wouldn't let me go to the concert by myself. Apparently, it was too far to crawl from Tustin 😁

[@sassymessmess9110]

I was still in my Mama's belly, born September 1968

[@melindafay6154]

I'm March of '68 ✌🏻💓😎

[@tjerwin1]

I was 7 going on 8. PEACE OUT.

[@sassymessmess9110]

@@tannerharris2054 I was born in September of 68. The #1 song was "People Got To Be Free" by the Rascals. It's not my favorite Rascals song but it was #1 for 4 weeks.

[@debrathompson9183]

There is a song by the Doors that alot of people pass up when mentioning them..... Touch Me... A beautiful song that really showcases Jim's voice, and the orchestra playing is awesome.

[@Kell-hee-hee-hee]

"Come on, come on now, touch me, babe...Can't you see that I am not afraid...What was that promise that you made...Why won't you tell me what she said." How'd I do? Maybe some wrong lyrics but going by memory. Great song. I suggested it yesterday after Foghat because they were singing "Who do you love" during "I Just Wanna Make Love to You." Funny.

[@kazbaz2011]

One of my favourites!

[@caroljordan6130]

This Was and IS A VERY G OOD SONG!! 👍💜☮️

[@anthonyblakely399]

The Doors are among the gods of Rock n' Roll......Jim and Ray are so great!!! Thank you for reacting!!!

[@lidlett9883]

No. First album I would agree but the over use of psychedelics really dropped their quality.

[@anthonyblakely399]

Yeah...I agree...but the time had changed again in the 70's....and a lot of Rock n' Roll bands couldn't adjust their creativity from Psychedelic music to Dance/Funk/Disco music.....so that genre of music was dying out.

[@deborahcornell171]

"Love Me Two Times" and "The Crystal Ship". First one's fun. Second one's dreamy.💙💙

[@obbor4]

This song is based on a black girl that Jim saw walking on sidewalk in the Venice Beach area. The concert is from The Hollywood Bowl, 1968.

[@atm6870]

Dusky jewel

[@obbor4]

@@atm6870 Uh-huh.

[@nickmierzwicki2728]

The Doors - RoadHouse Blues!!

[@jamelakajamal]

I did that one 👍🏾

[@DaveBoyceVids]

"Sidewalk crouches at her feet/Like a dog that begs for something sweet" I love that line, the Erotic Politician was such a unique poet. Thanks for sharing this

[@alisonrodger3360]

I always had a soft spot for 'her arms are wicked and her legs are long' :-D

[@Kell-hee-hee-hee]

@@alisonrodger3360 "Do you hope to make her see you move, do you hope to pluck this dusty jewel." "Her arms are wicked and her legs are long, when she moves my brain sings out this song! Hello!" Ha ha. Such simple lyrics but well written!

[@labyfan1313]

@@Kell-hee-hee-hee Actually it's "Do you hope to make her see, you fool? Do you hope to pluck this dusky jewel?"

[@Kell-hee-hee-hee]

@@labyfan1313 Thanks. I was going by memory so I figured there would be something wrong. That sounds better than "see you move," ha ha.

[@Kell-hee-hee-hee]

@@labyfan1313 You know, and you probably don't care, but I probably always had that line wrong! Happens to me, I don't know about you. For years, I thought The Police's "Canary in a Coalmine" was "Canary in a Coma." Ha ha. So, more thanks for fixing probably years of thinking that!

[@tahoemike5828]

This is supposedly a story of a real moment on the beach. Did you catch the line, "Do you hope to pluck this dusky jewel??" She was black.

[@Poopscipade]

Yep. Jim and, I think, Ray were at the beach when this beautiful black girl walked by. They couldn't think of anything to say and didn't want to just blurt out a hello so they didn't talk to her. Jim went home and wrote a song about what he wanted to say to her.

[@lorislaman4096]

Wrong. That song was written for me and I'm a blue eyed blonde. Catch me if you can❤

[@bigneon_glitter]

"Love Street" "The Crystal Ship" Welcome to the Doors rabbithole.🚪

[@sheilathailand1903]

Love Street!! Yes!

[@eviekelpie1]

Yes. He's done Riders and Fire

[@lynnejamieson2063]

Crystal Ship is an enduring favourite of mine.

[@jaynahoffacker2557]

Second Crystal Ship.

[@shanedavis6932]

How about Wild Child?

[@dantastepp4699]

This song and Light My Fire! I the memories 😎😷

[@lesliecermak6473]

I’d add “Peace Frog” as another worthy Doors’ song for a reaction! 👍🏻

[@thomasferrarojr.9772]

Love that one!

[@kobrien2424]

That's my favorite of the Doors!!

[@mardigrasbeads]

"Break on through" and "People are Strange" are a couple of their songs that you should check out. Love your channel, Jamel! Keep on keepin' on.

[@tahoemike5828]

I've always loved this song. Long Live The Lizard KING !!!

[@blackbird8900]

My husband’s favourite band. Back in the day (well the 90s) I called in to the radio station to dedicate a song to him (then boyfriend, now husband) on air, lol. Do they still do that nowadays? That song was my favourite Doors song Roadhouse Blues. Would love to see a reaction to that one!

[@dennytate26]

blackbird8900 I'm lucky enough to live in St. Louis, home of KSE-95 ,one of if not the oldest rock radio stations in the world still playing classic rock and roll for over 50 years and yes they still take requests, and dedications they have live DJs on air they take playlists from listeners and Monday through Friday at 5:00 pm they have their daily dose of Led Zeppelin and every Sunday from 6:00 till Midnight they still play albums in their entirety like they have done for 50 years, everything from the Beatles to Metallica, from AC/DC to Zeppelin and with Easter Sunday coming up they will be playing Jesus Christ Superstar all the way through which has become a tradition since the 70s

[@NDE239]

The Doors: * Not to Touch the Earth * The Soft Parade * Whiskey, Mistics and Men

[@chris882211]

Not to touch the earth you mean. My and my son's favorite doors song

[@NDE239]

@@chris882211 thanks. I didn't notice

[@chris882211]

@@NDE239 Just love my doors...lol

[@dariootero6555]

" the soft parade" from Live in P.B.S....

[@andrewbaldwin9796]

A great song and reaction🤘 The Doors - Strange Days - Five to One - Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar)

[@sonialeigh9112]

“Gloria”....the dirty version

[@NDE239]

He's not ready for that

[@TheAirConditionerGuy]

I was just jamming The Doors earlier today. How about Soul Kitchen? Or Waiting For The Sun

[@Kell-hee-hee-hee]

Ooh! Love "Soul Kitchen!"

[@zlatanlewandowski7683]

Waiting for the sun is noice

[@JF-kv1gm]

Waiting for the sun....love the intro. Crystal Ship is a must, of course!

[@kbusby4824]

Waiting on the Sun for sure.

[@gilberttafoya7804]

OMG!!! I still have the 45 RPM of that song.

[@kenthedeviltamer]

Morrison didn't die, he just went home 😊

[@ch3no2killz]

OK "J"! lol

[@neworld2114]

I hung out with Jim after the “death” - we took a bunch of peyote and lived off eating earthworms 🪱

[@Kell-hee-hee-hee]

I'm feeling like he ended up somewhere not so nice, unfortunately. Sad to me but it's supposed to be.

[@Kell-hee-hee-hee]

@@Antonjlavey Have you ever seen him compared to Rush Limbaugh? Strangely very similar. Not suggesting anything. I went to his gravesite but that proves nothing, of course. The world is a crazy place and these are actors on the world stage. You could be right for all I know anymore. Hoax deaths seem all the rage with the Freemasons & other occultic societies.

[@Kell-hee-hee-hee]

@@Antonjlavey Yeah, thanks. I know about his Admiral "Gulf of Tonkin" father. I wasn't disagreeing but I don't think you are either...just adding useful information. Thanks! Have a good one! (I believe Paul McCartney died in '66 and was replaced with his musician double, between the mop heads & the hippy stage. "A Day in the Life" was supposedly written for Paul's death. As well as others. Abbey Road and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band have lots of symbolism. John Lennon hated Billy Shears/Campbell, I think Yoko was the fall person. Funny that Paul only played bass then all of a sudden, he's playing drums & piano. Look at the "video" for "Hey Jude," look at John Lennon watching very carefully. Plus, Ed Sullivan (?) mentions no one has seen them in a while. Jayvee TV - another reactor - didn't recognize Paul after the change. Diff. height, eye color, ears, natural part in hair, awkward at playing bass all of a sudden, had to learn to play left-handed. I saw Ringo Starr come clean when he was the last Beatle to live to tell. They called him Faul - fake or faux Paul. I've seen home footage of Lennon referring to him as "Faul," as well. That's my conspiracy for the day. Ha ha.)

[@michaelhallen2808]

The Doors really were there own thing. After they hit big,you didn't really see a bunch of "sounds like the Doors" bands.

[@scottcunni]

Morrison was very shy, he started singing with his back to the audience but closes his eyes because he didn’t want to see people’s people to see him

[@thomasrose7713]

Jims eye's were closed to stop the psycotic tweeking leprachaun's firing rainbow lighting bolts at him while the stage melted.

[@BeeLineEast]

Good band one of my favorite bands. When the Music is Over is a good song. .

[@FizzFop1]

Great song...find myself humming it every time after hearing it. A great live performance for them is "Who Do You Love." It's their version of the old Bo Diddley song.

[@pitapanda8319]

TV had to be careful showing Jim Morrison on camera - trying to stay above the waist or from a different angle. I'll let your imagination figure it out. Great band - loved them. Thanks for the video.

[@Sydroo1969]

My favorite 60's band. I was two years old when Jim died (?). You gotta do Peace Frog. Amazing song too. Don't forget to review Edwin Starr and Joe Tex. Those guys are great!

[@theblacksheep5226]

Oh yeah, Edwin Starr! That man had some serious lungs. Never to this day heard anyone sing with such power.

[@danepurciful7164]

Hello I love you too!!!

[@evaczarnojanczyk1432]

Yes, The Doors! I’m waiting to see your reaction to The End. Thanks for all of your hard work, J. ❤️

[@Kell-hee-hee-hee]

I am pretty sure he did "The End," "People Are Strange," "Roadhouse Blues" and "Lught My Fire." You may want to do a search of his Doors' reactions. There are already a few from a while back.

[@eviekelpie1]

He has already

[@robinbeers6689]

Jim Morrison was the poster boy for the saying, "Live fast, die young, leave a good looking corpse." He also left some beautiful music that made the world a better place.

[@CorneiliusLibowitz]

Founding member of "The 27 Club"......

[@dalestevens6826]

Man, I love your channel and your positive attitude. Keep up the great reactions and music.

[@sassymessmess9110]

Have you done "TOUCH ME" yet? At the very end of the song Jim sings/chants "Stonger Than Dirt". That was from a popular commercial jingle for AJAX cleaning powder. My Dad was 19 when that song came out and he told me.

[@neworld2114]

The Doors 🚪- love the music and the chaos of Jim 🦎

[@moodfm5673]

been a while since i listened to this. great reaction as always man, peace.

[@drysiftwizard3469]

Bout fuggin' time!

[@Kell-hee-hee-hee]

Did anyone make the "pilgrimage" to Jim M.'s grave site in Paris? I did 20 years ago this month. Glad I got to go before Europe's EU BS & COVID! No bust of him. It was continually stolen. Still kinda cool.

[@andreaknapp2394]

Love this song! Cannot go wrong with The Doors!! People are Strange is my favorite!

[@rodneyprill4618]

The Doors The Soft Parade

[@sassymessmess9110]

This was supposedly written by Jim Morrison when he was hanging out at Venus Beach in California and an attractive young Black lady walked by and looked him up and down as they passed each other...and he liked what he saw. Hence the line: " Do You Hope To Make Her See You Fool/ Do You Hope To Pluck This Dusky Jewel". "Dusky" was an old fashioned way of describing a Black person. It almost literally means "Darkish skin tone".

[@nadsnatcher8187]

There will never be another!!

[@j.jcevering5117]

Oh yea!! I was 1 year old .. Love this song. 🌼🐝🌼

[@DeidreL9]

I lived in at a nursing home many many years ago, we had our own plumbers and groundsman and once, I had cause to have a plumber visit while my neighbour and l had lunch. He was a very cute plumber. I put my mix tape on and...kerching this song was on it. We went on to date for months....a very very cute plumber. I have such a good memory of this song!

[@questionblock8949]

Love the Doors!

[@seandault4392]

I love the amazing use of poetry in Jim Morrison’s lyrics. Truly brings out the meaning of the song. Todays music doesn’t do it the same.

[@montypresley6578]

From 1968 and remember seeing that as a young kid,very cool.

[@jackiesueann3476]

The Doors are fantastic! They're songs are always prolific and/or fun! More LIVE Doors please? Thank You!✌❤🎶😁

[@littlemiss80s88]

Thank God I was introduced to The Doors and Jimi Hendrix at college in the 90s 😎 The Doors - The end Break on through Riders on the storm Jimi - All along the watchtower Crosstown Traffic The wind cries Mary Hey Joe 🥰🥰

[@Rebel-cd6gc]

The doors are rock royalty

[@billofalltrades2633]

Another classic tune! Thank you sir.

[@Fairygrl_TW]

Brilliant Band, amazing unique sound, Spiritually inspired by Jim's Dreams amazing poet...Thanks Jamel, Peace

[@DavidMiller-cu6vk]

Yes to more Doors.... the Crystal Ship, and Peace Frog!!

[@christianmattison6096]

Gotta have my Jamal Fix before I turn in for the night. This was one of my first albums. Still sounds fresh. Please react to Linda Rhonstadt and Nelson Riddle's "What's New?" - I know you've reacted to a ton of her songs, but this is so different from her other stuff and just as great!

[@Irene-lf4fr]

One of my favourite Doors song, Touch me and love her madly

[@dalem8332]

Great #1 record for The Doors in the summer of 1968.😎🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

I have hardened my heart to every little thing. Love is 20 mileposts behind. Will never be hurt.

[@stevensprunger3422]

Yeah I just came out 2 years before I graduate from high school imagine hearing that at that age It was pretty incredible

[@pamkuhn4124]

Have you done the Doors live version of Road House Blues? If not give it a listen.

[@sexymama1966]

One of my faves of theirs from 1968!

[@servantofg-d5393]

You must review the song "Waiting for the Sun" off of the Morrison Hotel Album. IMO - it is The Doors most Strongest and Hypnotic song.

[@kbusby4824]

It is def a fave of mine.

[@bobschenkel7921]

The Doors Hollywood Bowl show in 1968 is available in great audio and video quality, probably the best Doors concert footage. Watch and enjoy.

[@mizzy.k.6227]

I saw the live for the first time. Jim Morrison stay young forever ,too. High impact song. 👍

[@BWingCommander]

Fun fact: a young Harrison Ford was a camera operator for this filmed concert. I highly recommend checking out “When The Music’s Over” from this show, it kicks off the concert in an epic way.

[@bryanbooher8675]

Great stuff!! That song is a short powerhouse pop song. Awesome lyrics, fuzzed out guitar, and that middle sound effect that unleashes the last section of the song. Morrison delivers it in the coolest of cool ways, with his patented screams at the end. 🙌🏼

[@bob_garrard]

Saw The Doors in concert back in 1968.

[@ingridfong-daley5899]

When I saw it was a 'live' performance I thought "oh no." But this was aaaiiight--I'd have never heard it otherwise, and it had some interesting adaptations from the original, so thank you for that! :) I HIGHLY recommend the studio recordings of the Doors in general, though. They're great to watch live, but the compositional artistry and 'virtuosic' qualities of the song/its construction stand out far clearer in a studio mix. The 'phatness' of it, if that makes sense?

[@ingridfong-daley5899]

RIP Ray Manzarek too!

[@jessikahparson2557]

My 2 favorite Kings....the Lizard King (Morrison) and the Goblin King (David Bowie)

[@KAH5371]

I totally agree with you! Two great Kings!

[@carolh1954]

So glad you’re here! Saw them just before Morrison died, what an amazing experience.

[@NinjaSquirrel30]

What a great band and vocals.

[@jxenciso]

Your videos can change my day . Go from having a okay attitude to happy as a bird with a french fry attitude. Thank You Brother. Love and Respect.

[@michelleroberts6626]

Love to see your look of anticipation before every song, Jamel❤️ like a kid getting ready to open a gift❤️

[@Citizenesse8]

So, the story that I heard about the song and how it came about is that Jim Morrison was on the beach and this beautiful black woman walked by and that was the reference to the dusty jewel in the lyrics and he wrote a song. I don't know how true that is but when I was introduced to the doors when I was younger I just read everything I could about them and then the movie came out with Val Kilmer and it's been an interesting ride.

[@melod7670]

The Doors were actually a really good live band.. Jamel, you should check out some more live stuff from The Doors. I remember I wore out The Doors in Concert double cassettes back in the day.. Strange Days and Spanish Caravan are a couple Doors tracks I don't think you have done yet..

[@Kell-hee-hee-hee]

Thanks for that, Jamel. Of course, studio is better. He screams "Hello!" & you can hear his voice really well & the last part that was low, you can also hear what he's saying. But, I don't think I've ever seen them perform this song. That was nice. You know, this reminded me of "Lotta Love," 1978, by Nicolette Larson. Just the title. You might like it. Brass section (I think), kind of a Linda Ronstadt ("It's So Easy," "When Will I Be Loved"), Juice Newton ("Angel of the Morning," "The Sweetest Thing"), Rita Coolidge (Your Love is Lifting Me Higher," "We're All Alone") kinda sound. I think it was covered by others but hers is the one I heard all the time. Since I switched genres, Olivia Newton-John had some really great songs in the 70s & some fun(ny) 80s songs like "Physical," funny video. "Let Me Be There," "If You Love Me, Let Me Know," "Hopelessly Devoted to You," "Have You Never Been Mellow," "I Honestly Love You" (very much a love song) & "Magic" another 80s turn. Have a great night!

[@pleasant_screams903]

Not to touch the earth was always one of my favorites!

[@hanklutcavich2468]

Love Me Two Times

[@stevensprunger3422]

I came out with that two years for a graduate of my school but I never saw them live and I never saw this video thanks for sharing Jamel

[@davidavi8554]

Live from Hollywood Bowl, 1968 : you should watch every song and react to them for us... And a black and white video , The Back Door Man, which is also super awesome...

[@Dreoilin]

The Doors, Love Street, Love Her Madly, Winter time Love. Love me two times.

[@adspur]

The Doors were a great band collectively.They were in many way ahead of their time.

[@danacasey8543]

Wow, this takes me back to jr high! I used to walk to the beach (Coronado, CA) and the psychadelic vans were lined up on Ocean Blvd. blasting this!

[@otisdylan9532]

For your next Doors reaction, I suggest either "Break on Through", "Touch Me", or "Love Her Madly".

[@jayburdification]

“Do you hope to pluck this dusky jewel.” Hell of a lyric.

[@Comerford1986]

Ghost Song and Riders on the Storm - my two favourite Doors songs!

[@CornbreadOracle]

Jim Morrison was just as cool to kids in 1998 as he was in 1968. Wonder if kids now appreciate the genius of The Doors?

[@pleasantvalleypickerca7681]

The Doors are awesome. I have a crush on a lovely friend. She knows how I feel, but she likes being single. Still we have worked out an understanding and I think we can be good friends for years to come which is great as she is an awesome person.

[@tjerwin1]

They did a few live versions on the Ed Sullivan show which would be great to watch. "Light my fire" was one of them and "touch me" was another one just to mention a few.

[@teesiemom]

I was only 9, but even I had a crush on Jim Morrison!😀 An incredible talent, and man, so good looking!

[@dtq7388]

The Doors were musical artists not afraid to experiment with different styles and sounds

[@TheRubenMar]

I hope you react to "Peace frog" one day, is the funkiest song from The Doors

[@labyfan1313]

I just listened to "The Wasp (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)" yesterday. That brought back memories of the first time I heard it. Please check that one out along with: Love Her Madly, Break on Through, Touch Me, and Love Me Two Times.

[@puddysue]

Thank you, Jamel, for doing a reaction on this one!!!!!

[@Mark-iv7np]

Great quality video, may have been remastered. Jim had the voice, charisma and looks. Love that cutout, so cool! MOONLIGHT DRIVE is another great tune. Good day. Happy Easter to u and yr wife!