THE DOORS - SHAMAN'S BLUES + DO IT | REACTION + LYRIC BREAKDOWN!

[@adamdallas6096]

Ray played keyboard bass in person, the records all had different bass players to fill out the sound.

[@chrismcelmeel2330]

Harvey Brooks played the bass on shaman’s blues.

[@robertcooney1938]

A song has multiple "vibes" as vibes are short for vibrations. Each instrument is creating vibrations on different frequencies, including the vocals. An A note puts out 440hz. The octave higher A puts out 880hz. (Hz is hertz.)

[@kentclark6420]

This makes me think of falling into a jungle enclave of some unknown native civilization, and dancing around the firelight with them in some ceremony. Hopefully not my sacrifice.

[@LadyBee3750]

I love your channel, especially The Doors reaction. Your analysis on the songs, it's great to listen.

[@brenthenderson3983]

Morrison also references the dying Indians entering his mind and body in the song 'Peace Frog.'.

[@robertcooney1938]

Robbie is playing a guitar. It's sort of in blues style, but not a traditional 12 bar blues. This is one of the best songs ever.

[@robertcooney1938]

I was supposed to ride to this song in a BMX video. It never came out😢.

[@akbarramadhan2680]

please do react “rock is dead”

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Please react to the hu band

[@johnthursfield3056]

I think this is a later mix than the one on the original album, Jim's voice is less dominant and whilst the individual instruments are clearer the end result is not as impressive. Never has the word bridesmaid ever sounded so evil.