The Doors - Soul Kitchen | REACTION

[@jamelakajamal]

‘KEEP GREAT MUSIC ALIVE’ jamel-aka-jamal-youtube-store.myteespring.co/

[@blainstutts473]

Thank you for what you do. Your awesome!

[@kelvinkloud]

Jamal... Doors vital: When the Music's Over.... it will turn you upside down. no joke. peak of the bands powers.

[@musicairplanes4884]

@@kelvinkloud That one and The End.

[@Spacecowboy42]

If you get the chance to react to So Many Roads by the Grateful Dead. I want say thr version from 7-9-95. The last concert Jerry ever did at 9:30 of the video is the most heart wrenching vocals I've EVER heard in my entire life. If you're ever home alone drunk put that on.

[@andrewthecelt3794]

I still want a Jamel_AKA_Jamal bobblehead, I've never bought KZbinr Merch but 'd buy the sh*t outta that!

[@sirB0nes]

Robby Krieger is one of the most underrated guitarists in rock.

[@-Ricky_Spanish-]

Everyone in the band was phenomenal at what they were doing. They really were one of those once in a generation collection of musicians who could create magic together, despite coming from diverse musical backgrounds. It's a shame their legacy was hurt so badly by Oliver Stone's fictional depiction of Jim Morrison and many of the events that surrounded the band.

[@green917]

Without question! Krieger is a fucking genius!

[@recordealer1]

@@-Ricky_Spanish- Yeah that movie sucked all around, I remember seeing it first night it came out,and I was so drunk I puked my guts out at the back of the theater after the movie, dont think anyone noticed , except the guy who hasd to clean it up,lol

[@StanSwan]

Robby had just learned to play the guitar 2 years before this was recorded in 1966. Talk about a gifted musician.

[@StanSwan]

@@-Ricky_Spanish- Oliver Stone is an assclown. His moronic fiction about JFK has poisoned the minds of 3 generations of people. Fucking Oswald did it, he murdered a cop the same day trying to escape. Security was a joke in 1963, it was easy to shoot a president in those days. It really did not change much until Reagan was shot in 1981. After that You never see a president outside in a public area.

[@radiodead745]

Oh most definitely “When the musics Over”!!!!

[@jasonbaum9376]

Live in Denmark. Best version ever

[@pempem9129]

"Touch Me"...a Huge hit for the Doors!

[@pempem9129]

...And as Alpha said, "People Are Strange"....another popular hit!

[@pempem9129]

"Touch Me".....One of the few Live versions that is better than the studio version.....Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour....(R-Evolution).....The Doors - Touch Me (R-Evolution) - KZbin......Great Live Horn section....Bobby Keys on Sax!

[@jrogersdal]

The live version of When The Music's Over, when Jim gets into it with audience, and the band just explodes after.

[@joeschneider7959]

Singer Jim Morrison wrote the lyrics as a tribute to the soul food restaurant Olivia's in Venice Beach, California. Because he often stayed too late, the staff had to kick him out, thus the lines "let me sleep all night, in your soul kitchen".

[@rightbraincreative]

So many great Doors songs... When the Music's Over, Peace Frog, Alabama Song

[@rightbraincreative]

Celebration of the Lizard is my favorite Doors tune but it's not really a mainstream song.

[@TheRubenMar]

Peace Frog he would love

[@tighe2424]

Peace Frog and Alabama song are my 2 favorite Doors songs

[@daenggala542]

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[@jonibz1456]

Yeah i second Peace Frog, a very under rated classic.

[@vickielewallen3799]

Great song, Jim Morrison was a *poet* . In "Break on Through" he said, "I found an island in your arms, a country in your eyes. But arms are chains, and eyes are lies.." only *he* could come up with lines/lyrics like that.. great talent, loved him!

[@gregharrison76]

The Doors are easily one of my favorite bands. Morrison's lyrics are fantastic and they have such a unique sound. I am 44 and like all kinds of music but classic rock (particularly late 60s) is my favorite.

[@vickielewallen3799]

@@gregharrison76 Me too. Yes, he was one of a kind for sure.

[@vickielewallen3799]

@@gregharrison76 You might like Bob Seger too, another great voice, talented writer, all that. And both great eras for music

[@axltyler]

"armed that chained us, eyes that lied"

[@tccharleston8669]

Peace Frog has the best beat of any Doors song ever. It is a banger.

[@ericasaldivar7650]

and then into blue sunday.. a masterpiece

[@gregharrison76]

That brings back memories. I remember blasting it in my college dorm while we were getting ready to go out.

[@ThePeaceableKingdom]

When I was in college, there was a hippie English teacher. When I told her I liked the Doors she gave me Waiting for the Sun and Morrison Hotel, saying, "This is all you need to know about the Doors." She was wrong, 'cause The Doors is a hella album... But she sure had a point!

[@joehynes5452]

@@ericasaldivar7650 first time I heard that combo I was about 14, fell in love with The Doors Immediately as I was growing up with Metallica, Primus, Tool, NIN, Pear Jam, AIC, Soundgarden etc. It really opened me up to classic rock and a thirst to know Everything that came before me. Imagine a band having such a huge influence on a teen growing up 25 yrs later!!

[@skyscraper7474]

Don t forget the ghost song from an american prayer!

[@davidzimmerli489]

Imagine the thrill I experienced when I bought this LP the week it was first released, brought it home, and put it on my parent's record player in the basement. I didn't know who the Doors were. They weren't on the radio in the Rochester, New York area yet. I took a chance, because I liked the record cover. That's the way it was back then. Every trip to the local record store was an adventure, like digging for gold. And the rewards (like when I first heard this LP) were often unbelievable....

[@joshuadeshaies7266]

Great choice Jamal!! I’m so honored that you let us ride along with you during your mission. To keep great music alive!!! You rock!!

[@zbatzb]

Agreed. I love the range of music and all your reactions. You’ve re ‘introduced’ me to many artists and tunes.

[@loribatchelor4815]

Roadhouse Blues, Touch Me, Five To One, Peace Frog, and The Unknown Soldier. Love your channel!

[@junkersish]

He already did roadhouse blues

[@Lexwell_Lavers]

I woke up to this morning and I had my self a beer ... I love that line because it speaks volumes even tho I've never been a drinker at all, I get it.

[@jrusso4753]

Ahh, Mr. Mojo Risin'. The Doors are one of a kind. Morrison's poetry and the bands songs are unforgettable. Thanks brother. Keep it up. Peace out.

[@vincentgrogan7611]

any time I hear the Doors it sets a certain vibe I don't get from any other band.....am I alone on this?

[@michaelmcneely9169]

Definitely.

[@josepharmsberger7633]

Me too, I think it’s Ray’s keyboarding, especially that Hammond organ.

[@getles4me]

Absolutely!! Sometimes I feel like they are a punked out jazz band and other times 60's version of New Wave.

[@steveullrich7737]

Me too they had such a distinctive sound and vib.

[@humboldtharry4248]

It takes me back many years when the excitement of life was just unfolding. I love the Doors’ raw energy and atmospheric vibe. Never will I tire of it. 🌜💨

[@themarylandweekendwarrior8269]

Back Door Man! “You men eat your dinner, eat your pork and beans. I eat more chicken any man ever seen.” L.A. Woman is still one of the best rock songs ever. A musical journey indeed. Peace Frog with that awesome bass line.

[@joshwilltraveladventuresco5452]

Two words: The Doors. Two more words: Moonlight Drive

[@marleyluvstoys3236]

Fffnn A man...my favorite

[@DocRobert]

Oh HELLS yeah! This is one of my favorite Doors songs. Just hearing the first two notes of this hook gets me turned right up. Love it love it love it! You rock, man. Love.

[@dustinlapp8308]

There is not a bad Doors song! Greatest American rock band ever!!!!!! If I had a time machine I'd go back and see Jim, Ray, Robbie, and John when they were playing as the house band at the Whiskey.

[@Meyzen76]

Peace Frog into Blue Sunday. Together or separately, can't go wrong.

[@yurioliveira494]

Gotta be together!

[@davidpeterson144]

It's a must have to be played together!!!! You digit???

[@domingobracamontez218]

Love listening to The Doors, thanks to my older brother. Jim was a great storyteller. Thanks for everything you do and keep up the great work.

[@darastarscream]

I just love the lyrics. So evocative of late nights and long roads.

[@michelerafferty6457]

Peace frog is my absolute fav Doors! I’d love to see you listen to that! Thanks you make my day man

[@RicoBurghFan]

Would love to hear you The Soft Parade, Five To One, Shaman's Blues and Waiting For The Sun. Take a deep dive into the Doors, J!

[@josepharmsberger7633]

Now that I can agree on, he’s scratched the surface, time to dive in. Your list works, let’s go with that.

[@danpeak]

I been plugging Shaman's Blues to him!

[@clarklee9820]

i have my soft parade cd cover signed by ray and a few photos of him with me and my son..soft parade is a great album ✌🏻

[@acidfrogs10]

@@clarklee9820 nice

[@ericberryman3515]

I recommend Break on through (to the other side) and the Crystal ship! Great reaction!

[@klaptongroovemaster]

My favorite Doors song.

[@markdelp5167]

Blacklights, Crystal Ship on the stereo and a good joint! Ahhh teenage heaven!

[@beverlyoyarzun3326]

Moonlight Drive

[@dustancorpman4574]

Jamal just radiates class!!

[@Meyzen76]

"Been Down So Long" and "The Changeling". Both off of the L.A. Woman album.

[@DocRobert]

Oh yeah, I totally forgot about Changeling. YES YES YES!

[@belljimette]

Been down so long.... Great song!

[@dylandenney3980]

Changeling is my favorite deep cut

[@fidge54]

Nah, you don't think Jim Morrison would use a phrase like soul kitchen as a metaphor for something sexual, do ya? Jim? Naaaaw!!

[@RichKolasa]

I heard that he was pretty much asexual... ;)

[@thadiuslindahl6282]

@@RichKolasa I heard he was gettin his woohoo hey heyed while singing Soft Parade, so.... Hey Jamal Soft parade!

[@ladyca8366]

You heard wrong, ask Pam, if she were still alive

[@davenunyabusiness4893]

NEVER! LULZ!!!!

[@lbow09]

@@thadiuslindahl6282 love The Soft Parade! The whole album but that song in particular!

[@GasparLewis]

Peace Frog's the one, trust me. Break on Through and Love Her Madly eventually, but that's next up.

[@FreeMatter4TheBlind]

Peace Frog is the best.

[@scottlambert3878]

I agree wholeheartedly PEACE FROG is sooo relevant

[@marcdavis5728]

Texas Radio & The Big Beat, great stuff.

[@mattsrecordcollection]

"Don't you love her when she's walking out the door" one of my favorite lyrics.

[@BigPete44]

- “People are strange” “Touch Me”. I’ll take a look at your playlist 😂

[@gregharrison76]

Touch Me is a good one and there was another Doors song I really wanted him to listen to but right now it escapes me.

[@Lexwell_Lavers]

People are Strange is such a great song lyrically and musically I wish Robbie Krieger's guitar bridge was longer because it's so great, one of my Doors favorite songs.

[@greeneyedsheshe]

Touch Me is a must listen!

[@robertcooney1938]

Touch Me is the worst Doors songs. Jim hated it, too.

[@gregharrison76]

@@robertcooney1938 I have never heard this before. I know Morrison didn't like the original lyrics for the song which were Hit Me.

[@cari8792]

This one is so under rated...I think Peace Frog is my FAVORITE from The Doors, though! Enjoy getting into more of these guys!! 🎵❤️

[@jvs333]

1967 I was 13 and a paperboy. That month I rode my bike to the record store and bought this LP. Raced home and played it over and over until my mother came into my room and took the needle off the record and told me to go to bed

[@KennyLM3]

This is a criminally underrated song from The Doors. Good on ya for adding it to your listening library man. 👌

[@j.j.4150]

You totally don't understand and misuse the term underrated lol. It's way more famous than so many other great Songs within their discography.

[@Meyzen76]

Josh J. No, the comment is correct. Most people know your traditional Doors hits, but this song usually isn't one of them. Of course, Doors fans know them all, but Jamel is just getting his feet wet with the Doors.

[@nomadicbee1728]

For me, Hyacinth House is terribly underrated. I find it hauntingly beautiful and so sad all at the same time.

[@michaelmcneely9169]

My favorite lesser known Doors songs are this and "Texas Radio and the Big Beat".

[@Meyzen76]

Nomadic Bee Agreed! Indian Summer does the same for me.

[@gregh3248]

My cousin Bruce was their engineer and producer on the album LA Woman. Mom told me stories of watching hem play and record. Love the Doors and the LA Music from the 60's and 70's.

[@klaptongroovemaster]

Is Jim Morrison singing about drugs or sex? YES

[@ladyca8366]

Yes...oh yes

[@fidge54]

Nailed it

[@freedomring6364]

@@fidge54 he’s sing about soul food kitchen in Venice beach California because he stayed too late

[@OroborusFMA]

@@freedomring6364 He was sleeping on floors and roof tops.

[@freedomring6364]

@@OroborusFMA soul kitchen was a place like to stay late a write songs and poetry and he over stay his welcome and they would have to run him off he never slept there.

[@dmstewart66]

Jamal! The Doors just shared your reaction on Facebook. Too cool!

[@dodgeboy90501]

Love The Doors, you should do- The WASP(Texas Radio and the Big Beat), Spanish Caravan, Five to One or Waiting on the Sun

[@MessalineApghar]

imo opinion The Wasp was the first rap song.

[@nigelcolman2489]

This is why I come here. Such a wild & wonderful cross section of musical diversity tonight.

[@TheAskTrixieChannel]

Anyone else want to see him do all 17 minutes of "Celebration Of The Lizard"?

[@thegingergyrl455]

That would be awesome 👏🏻

[@coda821]

How about all 18 minutes, of Alice's Restaurant?

[@3John16]

This right here needs to happen. DOORS☆ABSOLUTELY LIVE

[@szqsk8]

That would rule! 👌

[@dougieyou]

Ya think he could handle it....lol ?

[@reannejarvis7098]

Mesmerising music. Fugue funk. Real mellow dancing music. Love the Doors. Plus of course the fantastic vocals of Jim Morrison

[@tebbie62]

The Crystal Ship, Moonlight Drive. There are so many songs...

[@gregmoon7205]

One of the best lines in rock is in “Roadhouse Blues”: “I woke up this morning and I got myself a beer, the future’s uncertain and the end is always near.” Please check it out Jamel!

[@scabbarae]

DUDE THE DOORS HAVE SEEN THIS! I was linked here from their Facebook page!

[@DocRobert]

If you want some more The Doors recommendations, I suggest Peace Frog and When The Music’s Over. Keep ‘em coming, man. Love as always!

[@higherlove8886]

Peace Frog! Yes!

[@jad4680]

MORE DOORS O YEAH! great reaction jamel "WHEN THE MUSICS OVER" for reaction, one of their best. ; )

[@andrewmccallum9943]

Been down so long. My favorite doors song. “I’ve been down so long that it looks like up to me”

[@phillipharrison2836]

Wasn't Robbie Kreiger so underrated in the best guitarists ever. TOP 10 for sure

[@presleycheshire3968]

This a love song to Los Angeles. They use LA as a metaphor for women often. Jim loved the night life and he used to hangout at a little road house in the hills. The same roadhouse from "Roadhouse Blues", I believe. They tore it down a few years ago. Sitting and drinking in the bar, gotta go, cars of people driving home. The early morning and the street lights are starting to turn off. Your a little dazed walking outside drunk, but you don't really want to go home. Still one place to go. Let me sleep in the city, warm my mind in the HEART of the city. The real heart of every kitchen is the stove. Turn me away and it's ok, I'll wander in the neon light, reflecting off the orange groves. They used to be everywhere back in the day. I like it as it shows a quiet confidence in ones self, and where he is right then. Just let life wash over you. It's alright. That's my interpretation of it, anyway.

[@BigPete44]

Yes Mel!!! You ever do “Lover Her Madly” ,“Peace Frog” 🤔I’m confusing song names now 🤔🤦🏻‍♂️😂

[@dualityofman1253]

Jim used to frequent a soul kitchen in Venice Beach, Ca. before he joined The Doors. He also was from the Southern state of Florida. Jim really loved to eat! He was a self-proclaimed meat & potatoes guy.

[@deadmeat_0152]

The only thing I miss about living in Georgia, some serious soul food. Pulled pork, collards cooked with ham hocks, Hop&John, cornbread plate with sweet tea, my favorite!

[@laurab391]

Love, love this song. One of my favs from the Doors.

[@NuCkInFuTs1]

Oh and you still need to check out some Canned Heat!!!! Lol Jim Morrison used to get drunk and watch their shows at the Topanga canyon corral back in the 60's! The Doors' song Roadhouse blues is about the Topanga canyon corral!! 😁✌️

[@TheDivayenta]

So glad I saw both groups in concert!

[@loverdudley4208]

Righteous song. The Doors knew how to get down almost better than anyone - or - in another way, they held their own with the best of them. When they played Jazz and blues in their music, they were singularly unique, and always grand in their trippy ways.

[@crazydale1000]

The Doors and Alice in Chains my two favorite bands.Alot of dark songs.

[@theomahaguy78]

Now,That was good music...! I love it...

[@erikb9675]

One of my favorite songs. You need to listen to 20th Century Fox by them.

[@danreed5171]

The Doors, mind music.........with tons of soul and funk

[@earthling2007]

Yes!!! He’s a drunk crooner, trippin in leather pants

[@greghaendel6667]

This is about a restaurant that Jim loved in Los Angeles! Being a Southern boy, he missed his soul food and found it at this place.

[@richardkibler3870]

Jim was from New Mexico but it is next to Texas so maybe there's some similarities.:)

[@pamelahuelfer8691]

Yes you are correct !!!!

[@CamiMack5616]

@@richardkibler3870 Jim was born and raised in Melbourne Florida, but he did live in Virginia and New Mexico, because he was the son of a high-ranking military officer... Jim was a military brat.

[@richardkibler3870]

@@CamiMack5616 Yes mam,You are absolutely correct,I stand corrected!;)

[@getles4me]

You must listen to 5 to1 by the Doors. Jim Morrison, the lead singer, was know to have an IQ over 140. The man was brilliant! Ahead of his time. The song has social meaning

[@Gravel-Idle]

I've loved The Doors since I first heard them circa 1979 and been to pay homage to Mr Mojo Risin at Pere Lachaise cemetery a few times too.

[@karaminalee]

Oh ya done it now! 🔥🔥🔥

[@lynnsmith3976]

Oh my Jamel, thank you so much for another Doors' song. Just love them since the beginning. Please, please try Moonlight Drive or Crystal Ship. Thanks for this Doors memory.

[@tomfoolery8015]

Great job man. In these times we r living in. You gotta give the song Five to One by The Doors a listen. Very fitting ✌🧡

[@dlpowers3898]

The Doors always had the best rock songs with poetic lyrics! thx for sharing Jamel :)

[@JF-kv1gm]

If you've embarked on the Doors, you're going to have to do some Echo And The Bunnymen very soon., Jamel!

[@Polyglot85to90]

Both of them did People Are Strange

[@betelgeuse1227]

I love singing this! I love the Doors!

[@nickbarber3315]

Morrison used everything as a metaphor. Rarely did he mean things literally. He also used language with double meaning.

[@dianereed8911]

Just ❤❤❤❤the doors . So glad you've done some of their great music 🎂

[@tahoemike5828]

Knowing Jim, it was somethin' else. The Lizard King is gone, LONG LIVE THE LIZARD KING!

[@panmans]

The Doors probably one of the best 60's rock bands!

[@Cheryworld]

they would end concerts with this. perfect ending

[@kristinanichols7816]

The crystal ship is a great one I love the doors so many good songs.

[@xxxxCHRISTAxxxx]

I love your open mind and you have such a great personality. Can you react to Aldo Nova, "Fantasy"? Keep great music alive 😁

[@StanSwan]

There was a soul food place in LA that was great and affordable that Jim went to a lot when he was a UCLA dropout living on the roof of a building. Ray the late Doors keyboard player talked about how amazing the food was. Everything was made from scratch by old older black woman. Ray said nothing in her restaurant came out of a can ever. Jim used it to set his life at the time "stumbling in a neon grove" was walking down the streets watching all the cars and stop lights. Jim left it up to the listener to wonder if a soul kitchen was a woman's body, we all know where babies come from and they are born with a soul. It is a great play on old rock and roll and blues songs like a "One eyed cat peeking in a seafood store" but more nuanced. The Doors 1st album is a masterpiece from start to finish. Jim was a amazing talent but he needed the other Doors to get the concert he wrote in his head on tape. Love the reaction, I was the same way in 1981 when I found an old 8-track tape of the Doors 1st album. I was 11 and it blew my mind.

[@wolfmanjack3451]

It's a metaphor for her baby factory. "Love Her Madly" another extremely cool tune.

[@johnstorton]

It actually was a real diner that he's singing about. The real name of it was Olivia's Place, and it was located at 2618 Main Street & Ocean Park in Santa Monica, Ca. www.quora.com/What-did-Jim-Morrison-mean-by-the-term-Soul-Kitchen-in-the-Doors-song-of-the-same-name

[@davidpeterson144]

Listen to this!!! I'll tell you about texas radio in the big beat, slow drivi'n w/ a back beat that's narrow and HARD to master. Well I'll also tell you this people there's nothing like a soak in bake in the pink that is a oven that breeds tiny small creatures that will someday drain your bank account 😂😂. But if love n is a oven I'm in for infinity. I pull for the money shot 🦴💨💦

[@diannegaylord567]

The Doors were always way out of the box.thx for playing all this old musicJ This yr has been a really bad one for me.this utube family channel has helped us all get thru it and we love u for it. Peace and GodBless 💟

[@christopherroth7239]

Give Spanish Caravan a listen and if you can let it go right into My Wild Love like it does on the album.

[@sethbell7447]

the doors were just so good at music, true artists of psychedelics

[@thomasp3101]

I know I’ve said this on some other of your videos I would love to see you do a reaction to “Bob Dylan hurricane”. I think you would very much appreciate the song and would very much enjoy it.

[@floydshambles]

i think it got blocked.it's on his vimeo

[@motoguzzi750s3]

You have just entered the rabbit hole within the rabbit hole that is the Doors.

[@lylekincaid6091]

Texas Radio is a good by the doors give it a try

[@ShamusWoosley]

Soul Kitchen was a diner called Olivia's we used to go to in the 60's on Main St Santa Monica. Cheap food large helpings, run by an old black lady sweetheart. You can find pictures of Doors there. Metaphors apply as you will.

[@randomname2805]

Highly recommended checking out Peace Frog

[@bigfudge5978]

One of my favorites...that groove is wicked no doubt!

[@large42]

Robby Krieger is playing a James Brown horn section lick on his guitar on this... Genius. 'Soul Kitchen' was inspired a soul food restaurant near the Doors rehearsal studio in LA that they used to eat in a lot.

[@charlesbowen532]

Jamel you just described my experience seeing your reactions!🍀💚🍀

[@paulchristman6934]

try love her madly!

[@Irene-lf4fr]

Another great song, love The Doors i had The Doors posters in my bedroom growing up. Touch Me, Spanish Caravan

[@belljimette]

This is my very favorite Doors song ever! Thank you for playing this one!

[@raymari7658]

I. Worked in Trenton NJ. It was a foodies heaven. From block to block you could find some of the best soul food. Southern, African ,Jamaica and so on. Go a few neighborhoods over and you could find the best in Puerto Rican food. OMG ! The coffee they made with the hot milk and coffee poured at the same time. Rich and sweet. To die for.

[@noneyourbiz8886]

Yesss!!!! My all time favorite band. Love it! 🖤🖤💚💚

[@Osiyoh]

Love this song. According to Wikiededia ,"Singer Jim Morrison wrote the lyrics as a tribute to the soul food restaurant Olivia's in Venice Beach, California. Because he often stayed too late, the staff had to kick him out, thus the lines "let me sleep all night, in your soul kitchen".

[@mariaperisa8041]

Jamal, you have gotten me through the Covid blues. I'm so happy I found your channel! For real! You have a heart and an ear, and just a love of music beyond borders that I admire so much. My fav is Zeppelin, grew up on them, and i ain't old- LOL, You wanna hear some great Doors? Not sure if I saw you review these, but, 5 to 1, Unknown Soldier, and When The Music's Over are where it's at. The absolute best of the best. You seem to like blues, me too. I promise, worth a listen! Thanks again for bringing joy to everyone!

[@kevfinn8232]

This song lifts me everytime I hear it...

[@phishcatt]

This is literally about a soul food restaurant Jim used to go to. Love this song, it conveys with the music a warm casual atmosphere.

[@jonlate4581]

The song is about Olivia's, a soul food restaurant in Venice Beach that Jim frequented. They used to have to kick him out. This was his tribute. I suppose it could be viewed as a double entendre, but the restaurant story is true.👍

[@66.6FMRadio]

Jim used to go to a soul food place in LA to just relax and relieve pressure. He loved that place, he was comfortable. Enough so, to write a song.

[@donnabruhn6907]

Omg....I haven't even thought about this song probably since the 70's Used to dance our asses off in high school to this. Junior Year I was in charge of theme and decorations and our theme was Flower Power lots of Doors

[@loadedorygun]

I think it's like getting in your kitchen--you know, close to home, right where you live, where you eat--and then that means he's talking about the heart of your soul...the place in your soul where you're most real and where it gets fed. So in Jim's poetic way he was just saying he wanted to get next to your pure essence, baby. :)

[@justinestes6400]

The black and white video of Texas Radio/Love Me Two Times. Instant goose flesh!!

[@derwoodbowen5954]

A big piece of the song is the atmosphere it creates. The Doors did that so well. It is big part of the reason I am such a fan. Another song that creates and atmosphere is "Summer's Almost Gone." The song captures the languor of a hot summer day so well. Not one of their better known songs but a personal favorite of mine. Try it out.