The Doors on PBS Critique Cut of The Changeling

[@tommyd1871]

Greatest American Rock Band of All Time. Never made a bad album.

[@wicketandfriendsparody8068]

How TF doesn’t this have over 1 billion views? Maybe it’s because Jim is alive and well and living in Miami?¿ Rip BROTHER JIM:(

[@antoniozuquete5068]

Soft parade exists

[@veljkopanic5270]

@@antoniozuquete5068 Very good album, so underrated...

[@josephmanzo7393]

If not for jim.. they'd be deep purple.. so.. just praise the lizard king

[@chrispark4310]

The entire LP’s good and better each time, L.A Woman is a Masterpiece!

[@zeeeman8744]

They were so far beyond everyone else, timeless

[@Arenivar]

Zeee Man yes they were. We could only imagine what could’ve been had Jim lived. Thank you for watching ✌️

[@wcm5636]

I’m always amazed at how Robby John and Ray flowed musically together. It’s perfection.

[@martyrmessiah3903]

Hello?! Jim looks like Bigfoot!

[@malcomlovejoy]

@wc... i bought their last minus Jim, ''Other Voices'' twice 8-track, cassette. Great album

[@souljubilant12]

Ray just looks fucking cool hunched over on the organs just jammin!

[@CherieB-y3w]

Like Lurch from The Addams Family!! ☠️🚪🚪🚪🚪🫦🥀

[@bongojago]

Never has a band been so in tune with each other . Incredible what a four piece can do. Jim is supreme in the annals of music, their influence in my life over the past 40 years..... immense!

[@Rickwmc]

I cannot think of a single Doors song that I do not like. Not one.

[@harveyabel1354]

"Tell All the People"?

[@kevinrodriguez4385]

@@harveyabel1354 its a good one

[@blayneb7290]

Agree. I know I'm not alone. Such is great art. Some are better than others, but all just have that something (at least to me) that never dies.

[@dustythe2nd188]

@@blayneb7290 I feel ya buddy. Some I go crazy for and others I like but not am crazy about it, not many tho. Dusty the 2

[@normwho7]

Shamans blues is god awful, can’t stand unhappy girl, Maggie magic is pretty bad cars hiss by my window is just down right shit those are songs I wish were left out of the doors catalog

[@3155DOGMAN]

Morrison was one charismatic dude,you can't help but stare at him.

[@sr2291]

Yeah but it wasn't just his looks that made him charismatic.

[@DevinRyanVitek]

Jim’s screams give me so much energy.. he wanted to be known as a poet but him being a true rockstar and showman is undeniable. Case closed. Miss you Jim.

[@magnusenamd]

Yes 3.40 scream get me total.Its unrreal good.Cant get better.

[@2liter8]

Once in awhile God comes thru for us.

[@princebonnie1357]

He was a poet before, during and after his time with The Doors. Soul Eternal, his spoken word recordings and published works as well as the song lyrics are undeniably drawn form a deep source of lyrical inspiration. See you when we break on through Jim!

[@sr2291]

He will be back some day.

[@life5161]

Who ever put this together has some AMAZING editing skills

[@jacquiecotillard9699]

Truly so good. For a minute I thought you were talking about the in-camera editing from PBS but then I realized what I was looking at.

[@pjfdourley4998]

Not really , every scene is like Mickey Mouse sped up , slow it down a bit

[@wesmetcalf3527]

Haha

[@RedroomStudios]

the question is... why is it edited instead of the uncut live performance? I would have loved to hear this version.

[@rockinpelmet]

@@RedroomStudiosthe footage is from s performance of a different song

[@Willskull]

One of their best songs! L.A Woman will always be a hell of an album!!! Can you imagine the 70's and 80's with more of THIS?! Damn...

[@rjallman8705]

This is probably what the doors would have been like if they continued through the seventies .

[@CoorsBudMiller74]

Ron Allman yes, Jim would’ve been way happy to be just a blues singer in small clubs...

[@dustythe2nd188]

Ron Allman, absoluteness correct!! Dusty the 2nd.

[@themonkey5918]

No. La woman was the direction forsure

[@robertsmith5744]

"White" Soul Music !!

[@mbjasondify]

The worst loss in the 27 club in my opinion. Just tragic. I always wonder what Jim could have done if he cleaned up in Paris....More music, poetry books, film, artistic collaborations, just endless potential.

[@Arenivar]

I love The Doors since I was a kid. I always wanted to see live footage for The Changeling and since there was absolutely no footage that existed of this track, I decided to take it upon myself to make my own video of The Changeling using footage from the 1969 PBS Critique Performance. It worked perfect and I made it happen. If you really want it, you just gotta make it happen. Where there's a will there's a way. Thank you guys 🙏 again for the awesome feedback and likes. It is much appreciated. ❤️

[@Arenivar]

Scott Demunnik Hey thanx a lot man. It's very cool of you, I really appreciate it. It was very tedious at first but had lots of fun doing it and very pleased with the finished product. Thank you again sir 🙏

[@01HILARYKEEGAN]

Arenivar The guitar solo was soooo well done!! I normally hate these cuts but this was fabulous!!

[@Arenivar]

Hilary Keegan Hey thank you so much for the positive feedback Hilary, I greatly appreciate it. Yeah looking back on the video, I'm like really happy how it turned out and how everything fell real well into place with the song and the footage. Thank you 😁🙏

[@01HILARYKEEGAN]

Arenivar You shoud be proud - great editing (i know how hard it is) - I had 4 mates around tonight (irish time for me) and I played the video- everybody loved it!! My mate said 'why didn't they do more Tracks from La.Woman' - you made a few Doors fans very happy!! Everyone will be saying that they played this on the PBS special now- but seriously great work!! If you get the time 'Texas Radio' 😊

[@01HILARYKEEGAN]

You matched Densmore perfect

[@mrmojorisin8752]

The editing is so incredible that many viewers don’t seem to understand that this is earlier Doors video from other songs set to the later studio version of Changeling. I’ve seen many others attempt this kind of feat, but this production is by far the best I’ve ever seen. It really does look (if you don’t study too hard) as though they are performing Changeling. Simply amazing work for one of my top five Doors songs.

[@michaelblanchette2787]

It's quite obvious this isn't live

[@stanbutler90]

You can hear the bass guitar and not the Fender keyboard bass, and it's obviously the studio vocal.

[@mrmojorisin8752]

@@stanbutler90 From my original comment: “this is earlier Doors video from other songs set to the later studio version of Changeling.”

[@stanbutler90]

Yes. I can read. I've agreed.

[@reaney1977]

In this performance, they are actually playing The Soft Parade.

[@CoorsBudMiller74]

This is one of my favorite songs of all time

[@danielmccurdy9948]

Well in my opinion the Doors had the best musicians of all the 60's bands hand down. Each member was incredibly talented and didn't try to outdo the other. Everything just flowed together......

[@dbc7772011]

I can’t get enough of this.....amaaaazing

[@critter7052]

Rest in peace, Jim Lizard King Morrison and Ray Manzarek!

[@BossaNossa1]

the Keyboard rules!!!

[@dustythe2nd188]

Ray was the best even better than Protocol Harum. as he was playing piano and organ. Dusty 2.

[@ilyasjaah1782]

A keyboard to rule them all !!!

[@FlowerPowerRockGirl]

Jimmy❤️thanks a Lot that you Change my Life in an positive was,in the Point you changed my life.i Feel you in my soul.thanks☮️😊🌈🤘

[@michaelconlin6302]

This is lifted off the album,still great none the less.

[@dustythe2nd188]

Jim was the changeling of all time. However there are alot of us that are like Jim in that respect!! Don't ya think? You Changelings out there??? I know I am a changeling. I had money, I had none, but I never been so broke that I couldn't leave town, (Always had friends that would buy my airplane tickets to Alaska!!) Then I had money, then I had none, funny to me. Love Jim.Dusty the 2nd. Love all you changelings!!!!!!

[@danielmccurdy9948]

Dusty the 2nd You should try being the lead singer in a band. Now that's a real trip. The best part of the trip.

[@dustythe2nd188]

@@danielmccurdy9948 would love to do that esp. if trippin! Dusty the 2nd.

[@danielmccurdy9948]

@@dustythe2nd188 I did it for eight years. Don't ask me how much I remember. Lol. I did the money thing too. I've been back and forth. It's still a trip!

[@dustythe2nd188]

@@danielmccurdy9948 I really feel ya!! Trust me. LOL The a-holes of the world have no idea!!! Make me sick. I think you know what I am saying. Dusty the 2nd.

[@danielmccurdy9948]

@@dustythe2nd188 Exactly.

[@annalisa14]

I heard Jim first in 1965. I was 14. Instantly magnetized. Listened to him throughout the 60s. Played his music and poetry all of the 70s snd 80s, like spices on my occasional rib eye. Also in the 90s and, well, I always come back to revisit his amazing work...

[@michaelserby7697]

Classic Doors 🖤 together for 54 months from conception to ' The End ' 🇺🇸 ❤ 🎶 🖤

[@richardfuller3309]

I keep coming back to your upload. this is one of the best I've seen. hard to believe this is 69. a must see for the DOORS fans. thank you again!!!

[@Arenivar]

Richard Fuller Thanks again Richard. I really appreciate it. I'm glad that you like it. Please feel free to share with all DOORS fans. I made this for everyone. Thank you 😊

[@jakefisher1070]

Manzarek was truly a genius and behind the formation of the Doors Jim the Lizard was the one with the concert in his head.

[@chelseajools5137]

LA Woman. Fantastic Doors album. Great track. Great performance.

[@eddycerb]

This has to be in my top 5 songs of all time, I hope you all can experience the freedom and intoxication of the Doors

[@FabienneFlici]

The greatest ❤❤❤❤rock

[@riffdigger2133]

This is great. Producer Paul Rothchild would NOT ever allow guitarist Robby Kreiger to use or experiment with a wah wah pedal on any of the Doors albums he produced. Paul didn’t believe in the thing and thought it lowly. Here in 1968, Rothchild has been dumped to allow songs like Riders of the Storm to be made- which Rothchild labeled ‘cocktail jazz’. So on this song Robbie gets to use a wah pedal (along with a fuzz pedal) and it sounds cool thru his Gibson SG. Amazing to me how Ray Manzarek opens the song with a fuzz bass line and then just drops it when he wants to solo melody on the higher keys. Seems to work, mainly due to the crafty percussion of John Densmore who adds so much to the song almost as a lead player. And then there is Jim. Thx for posting. Update- Strange- I hear Robbie’s wah pedal but I don’t see his foot hitting it. This leads me to think they are miming to a pre-recorded instrumental track. Jim may be live or is he lip syncing for the video too?

[@Arenivar]

Riff Digger You’re very welcome. And thank you for the insight. I love it man. I saw it as a blessing that Rothchild didn’t wanna be involved, with all due respects to him and what he’s done with the band but the boys had to do this one on there own 😉 and I loved it.

[@deanevangelista6359]

It's definitely a lip synced video. Ray is playing his Vox organ, yet it sure sounds like a Hammond.

[@ghostdog7575]

incredible how many mistakes you made in a few line. First of all this is not a footage of them playing the Changeling but the author of the video edited another show to sinc it on the STUDIO VERSION. L.A. woman was recorded in 1970. Paul Rotchild was contrary to use the wah pedal only for the first album (and it was a suggestion not a "non allowing"). Being it the studio version Ray Manzarek played absolutely NO BASS (it was Jerry Scheff). You see no Robby hitting the pedal? Incredible... didn't you ever watch their PBS critique show??? It was 1 year before the Changeling was even written and they played only songs from theSoft Parade plus Build me a Woman... The doors NEVER played any L.A. woman song live. "They" did it for the first time in the 2000s with Ian Astbury... (without Densmore has he thought they had no rights to call themselves "Doors".

[@ledgremlin1637]

@@ghostdog7575 The Doors did play some songs from LA Woman live, they played riders in the UK at a festival, there is footage, and toured some of it in SouthAmerica and performed some of the songs in Dallas as well before Jim went to France.

[@XaviorvorteX]

Brilliant reply...

[@valeriegood8427]

best song, love cranking this up. listening to vinyl on the quad. haha, early 70s19

[@humanentity2214]

Wow! Awesome performance

[@genecoppola4420]

Wow..just incredible

[@Arenivar]

Gene Coppola Thank you sir, much appreciated 🙏

[@io.l.6463]

awesome ... I would say.....

[@CoorsBudMiller74]

I O.L. Yes truly awesome

[@davidburbery3054]

I'm a changeling ...see me change !..©

[@dustythe2nd188]

Gene Coppola, Wow I would also say the same thing! Just Incredible! And in just 1 year he changed that much!!! Love Jim can relate so much. Dusty the 2nd.

[@barbaramacker6861]

The doors are timeless and me being 2nd generation.. I love seeing younger people enjoying one of greatest blues n classic rock band ever ! This song is one of my faves !

[@nuts45150]

3 1/2 YEARS IN THE PUBLIC SO MUCH AMAZING STUFF PRICELESS

[@angeletti6084]

Jimbo parece de 47 años, pero la música intacta, la magia intacta, ayer, hoy y siempre

[@dustythe2nd188]

Arenivar, and thank you for the "My Ode to the Doors" kind of says it all about Jim and most all of us. Love it Thanks again. Great choice. I cannot pick a fav of the Doors, love all their stuff.

[@midasbrain]

Thanks man from St Pete FL!!!! Aw dancing in my living room!!

[@tommyborgia3590]

I've shared this with 2 very good friends of mine who love the Doors,thankyou for the share. ✌

[@Arenivar]

Tommy Borgia You're very welcome Tom 👍 and Thank you 😁

[@tomoday4450]

I remember watching this live on PBS Very cool and very live !👍🏻

[@vickiladu6755]

I’m sure I watched this but I don’t remember, the old memories are fading fast! LOL.

[@fontainedigitalmarketing8238]

Probably one of the BEST edited videos I've EVER seen...BRAVO!!!!

[@Arenivar]

Fontaine Digital Marketing Wow, why thank🙏you. Best compliment I’ve ever received.

[@dustythe2nd188]

I could come to this video a million times and never get sick of it. Dusty the 2nd.

[@blayneb7290]

You and me both! Wow, you did a great job on a top 5 Doors song. Kudos! Think this goes on my grave stone: "Ooh, aah, you gotta see me...... change!!!!!!"

[@jeffreymcglone4873]

Hats off! to Larry Knecthel, Doug Lubahn, Ray Neopolitan, Jerry Scheff, Harvey Brooks and Lonnie Mack!!!!! The DOORS studio bass players!!!!!!

[@adamstevens253]

Good research but not quite the complete list. Leroy Vinegar on acoustic bass on Spanish Caravan and Kerry Magness bass on The Unknown Soldier

[@mickwelch8515]

Watching this more than 50 years later and sounds so good compared to todays music. Sad we didn’t get to experience their full potential!

[@jerrydonquixote5927]

kick ass footage of The Doors and some of the most unique sound and footage and really what a funky sound!¡! love it!!!

[@Arenivar]

Jerry Jocoy Thanx a lot man. PBS shot and I sliced and diced. Thanx again for watching and happy to share this with all Doors fans, peace ✌️

[@UtopiaBlue68]

I'm amazed there is no fan footage taken from various concerts there should seriously be enough footage out there to put together some great new DVDs.

[@mrmojorisin7334]

Awe$ome , Totally AweSome , Great Job , I & WE Love Jim & The Doors ForEver !!!!! ;D

[@UtanNewYork]

Greatest American Rock Band❤️❤️❤️their music is so special ❤️❤️❤️

[@robertyancey4867]

BEAUTIFUL...😀😁😊☺😎

[@Arenivar]

Robert Yancey Thank you 🙏

[@robertyancey4867]

@@Arenivar You're very welcome..I love the DOORS MUSIC..You bring it to a whole new level in not only the music but the videos are SPOT ON and very entertaining...PLEASE..KEEP EM COMING!!!😀😁😊☺😎

[@norc3912]

Speechless !

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Raymond Daniel Manzarek, conocido artísticamente como Ray Manzarek (Chicago, EE. UU., 12 de febrero de 1939 - Rosenheim, Alemania, 20 de mayo de 2013)​ fue un músico, cantante, productor, director de cine y escritor estadounidense. Fue cofundador y teclista de la banda de rock The Doors entre 1965 y 1973, y en The Doors of the 21th Century (luego Manzarek - Krieger) desde 2001.

[@michaelbruns449]

How i wish that they had been able to stay together, creating new and unique music throughout the 1970s and 1980s, such a tragic, painful and irreplaceable loss.

[@elenabarron2870]

PBS this is your point of view, I believe fans did go see The Doors for the music and see Jim because he was a great performer. He improvised all his performances he didn't just stand there and sing like singers do today, Jim was a smooth screamer and the best with all cries and woes, he is missed very much, I believe he drank not because he was a so called alcoholic but because like most geniuses he didn't fit in this physical world he was like an Angel a Spiritual being having a human experience. He was way ahead of his time and generation, most did not get the symbolism of his lyrics. The Doors was named from the book The Doors of perception by Aldous Huxley. There will never be another one like him. RIP I miss you and love you Jim, I was just 12 when you died and didn't start listening to the Doors until I was 17. Muah muchos muchos besos besos besos, I still listen to the Doors, and I am anxious to get the 50th anniversary of the Doors CD/vinyl

[@Arenivar]

Elena Barron Yeah the whole band basically improvised in every performance. I'm sure he was soft and gentle just as much as he was wild and reckless. I couldn't agree with you enough on everything that you mentioned in your comment. I'd like to give great thanx and commend PBS for the awesome footage, and The Doors for a great performance 😜. Hey, thanx for stoppin' by, you're alright 👍

[@ceejay1794]

Now these comments are a happy love fest! Music touches the soul. It grabs you like an out of body experience. The Doors were at the top conceptually.

[@ollihp]

Unquestionably a dionysian like shaman way over most of humanity aided by fellow bandmates who were also ahead of their time artistically & creatively. Was just six when he 'supposedly' exited this planet but didn't really begin appreciating them until my early college period.

[@marykaylowe5752]

WHAT happened? There was a time nothing was impossible, now I am 62 years old and so little is possible.

[@eddieburrelli]

You've aged. Maybe that's what happened.

[@richardfuller3309]

Ed Boersema LMAO!!!!!

[@katrinabee9846]

I'm 38 and trying! It's still there, you just have to search for it :)

[@TheNightBandit1]

mary kay lowe As long as The Doors still blasts through our speakers, all is still possible.

[@pigurine]

Ed Boersema What the he'll does that have to do with it. So you are saying nothing can be done Unless your young? What I am trying to say dumb F U C K is things change. As a airline pilot Self made millionaire I think I have earned that right. My youthful dreams disappeared my adult ones appeared.

[@richardfuller3309]

this is awesome! I've been practicing jumping around like Morrison. I fell and broke my ankle.

[@jeffreymorris4827]

Richard Fuller you mispelled kankle

[@UtopiaBlue68]

😅😅😅

[@danielmccurdy9948]

Robert Fuller It's the thought that counts! Hahahahaha

[@dustythe2nd188]

Cool. Hey I try to kick my foot up behind me and hit it with my hand like he does before he enters! Haven't fallen yet!! Knock on wood. Cool of you to try. I dig it. D2

[@horse4you]

That's funny you say that Richard. I've tried for years to dance his shaman hops and turns, nope. I'll be content with watching Jim. #peaceandlove

[@subarujef4838]

Amazing. Well put together video. Thank you for uploading

[@Arenivar]

Subaru jef You're very welcome buddy. It was all my pleasure to create and share with all Doors fans. Thank🙏you

[@robert.m4676]

great job putting the changling together. so perfect!

[@Arenivar]

Robert Messner Thank you man, I greatly appreciate the positive feedback 😁👍🙏

[@rundbaum]

love this! was just listening to 'changling' the other night & it is def one of the best doors songs to belt out loud (well, they all are.) don't understand why there were some people who called jim 'pretentious' & 'a fake.' maybe it was the pretty boy image. well, looks can be deceiving--underneath that exterior was a poet, a person capable of great feeling & an incredible vocalist. i love his voice. also, his song catalogue is so immense & they're all really good songs (even the 'bad' ones, i like!) others had 2 or 3 hits & then just kind of petered out--maybe this is another reason they were 'jealous' of him . . .

[@dustythe2nd188]

localmeanderer, yes you got it dude. Love ALL of them and all their songs. Dusty the 2nd.

[@richardfuller4356]

Love the doors! Awesome video! Been trying to grow a beard like Morrison's for awhile now. That dude had a awesome full beard! Thank you for the upload!

[@Arenivar]

Richard Fuller My pleasure and thank you sir, I greatly appreciate it 😁👍

[@victorperales2288]

holy shit !!!!!!!!!!!!! this was awesome !!!!

[@RobHollanderMusic]

Good job, Arenivar. Wish they had played a live L.A. Woman.

[@pgo301]

So happy the radio stations rarely play this GEM.

[@pandaroc1]

The Lizard King 🐲👑

[@robertyancey8611]

Thanks George!!! Great video and song!!!

[@Arenivar]

Robert Yancey Thank you so much Robert I greatly appreciate it. I really enjoyed making this video.

[@JustLIKESESSIONS]

Sure is a Great Vid, Arenivar (and one hell of a Groovy tune)! Cheers!

[@Arenivar]

Tim Schmidt Thanx Tim, glad you like it 👍

[@mysticenoctua]

this song is everything, one of ma favorites.

[@mevrouwkiwi1137]

Its a masterpiece!!

[@TheMrSlyxx]

Damn this shit is timeless

[@KirstineTermansen-ct5tq]

Thank you Witnam, sound, heal 🇩🇰🏴‍☠️

[@MikhnevichNatalya]

,,ДОРЗ,,это высший класс!Джим потрясающий!👍👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️браво!обожаю!

[@timages]

There's no one like him, pure Rock Star, mesmerizing Jim Morrison. Great voice, the screams the grunts, "I live uptown, I live downtown" his performance here is so powerful they should have had a camera fixed on him for the duration of this great classic, RIP.

[@mikeheaton8424]

Great drinking music !

[@dbc7772011]

That driving beat by Ray is amazing, what a kick ass song!

[@cinziawood5957]

I madly love the Doors, above all Jim ❤️

[@JohnSmith-kz8yo]

FUNKYTOWN!!

[@TheJayson8899]

I remember hearing this for the first time and I thought the same thing and then I played it to my mum and dad and so did they. Whoever did Funkytown must have taken inspiration.

[@thomaswalker4806]

Such a relevant song of $$$ possession even today...

[@nobre473]

Aqui ouvindo the Doors!!! Os caras fazem mágica com aquilo que chamam de música!!!

[@Brent-ox8lk]

Dude! Someone spent 100 hours putting this together. Great work.

[@leilaandrews6142]

Far out!!! So cool!!!!! yeah,the doors are mind blowing

[@robertguerrero8009]

So sad it ended so soon, RIP Jim....

[@crescentsi]

Sweet guitar solos!

[@bloodpoetvids]

Awesome

[@deardre]

Woooooow this is the most magical thing I've ever seen, you edited very well you managed to fool me haha ​​you have talent

[@Planktontwo]

great video from a really cool group.

[@Barison]

Ray would've been proud of you, mate. The editing was flawless.

[@Arenivar]

Barison Thank🙏you brotha. I greatly appreciate the awesome compliment. I’ve always wondered how they’d perceive this video if they had ever come across it. Thanks again brotha ✌️

[@azucenagonzalez4013]

Live performances blow my mind!

[@XaviorvorteX]

Monumental historic and phenomenal performance... miss you Jim N D{}{}RS ~

[@adriandillulio2213]

the video for this concert was blocked in the us for some reason can u please post the other footage or tell al the people i love that version of that

[@joevokey1340]

Lip synching, but "Jimmy crack corn, & I don't care"....Luv it!!

[@westtexas7]

This was recorded at PBS live.

[@Missv80]

THE DOORS OWNED THE 60S

[@normfollows6618]

So many bands owned the 60's. I love em all. But there are I suppose (without sounding pompous) what would be classed as peer bands, in Britain The Stones, Beatles, Cream, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, The Who, Small Faces etc. America eventually followed the trend with The Doors, Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, Santana and many more. Just grateful for the whole era.

[@wizardglick1]

Raw & Gritty, love it

[@robertcubinelli4961]

Best ever Doors tune !!

[@antuanh9973]

One of the Funkiest songs on earth ! Where do you live Jimmy , good goo , I live uptown , I live downtown , I live all arounddddd yeah ! Oh Mmm k Jim ! See me CHANGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE !

[@blayneb7290]

Yeah, preach it Antuan!! FABULOUS tune!!

[@JeffLynn]

What is the musical piece at the end of this video?

[@Arenivar]

Jeff Lynn Its a live track by The Doors entitled “Universal Mind” Ray was a big John Coltrane fan and used some of the rhythm from Mr. Coltrane’s Afro Blues track to pay homage.

[@JeffLynn]

Thanks bud!

[@johnbalducci1502]

One of my fave Doors tracks & just an incredible performance, jim.sounds great & the band awesome. Unique band with no bass player, ray playing all the bass lines on keyboards & Robby was so underrated as a guitar player . Picker style. Who cares if jim gained some fckn weight in the end .

[@luisvergara6290]

El mejor concierto ,,,en vivo. The Doors

[@santiagosantiago3732]

los amo the doors, a esto llamo buena musica

[@Arenivar]

Santiago Santiago Muchismas Gracias Santiago! 🙏

[@panagiotisstaboglis7113]

As long as rock music exists there will never be a voice like his.

[@critters08]

Jim ty u were and always will be a Rockstar b4 the Music even started

[@leilaandrews6142]

The doors r the greatest band ever......

[@dustythe2nd188]

You cannot hide behind that hair and beard from us Jim, anyone one who agrees with me give me a thumbs up! You are still the best original dude to hit the stage!!!!!!! We see you under all that shit/hair. Dusty the 2nd.