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The Doors – Live in New York 1970

Published on May 14, 2011 By Music Mook

“Well, that’s New York for ya’…” For a few years back in the late 60s, the Doors were providing the perfect blend of dramatic stage theatrics and mind melding music. Centered around Jim Morrison’s unpredictable persona and deep baritone vocals that straddle the fine line between smooth crooner and blues shouter, the Doors were a [...]

Music News – The Doors Live in Vancouver 1970

Published on November 10, 2010 By Music Mook

The Doors – Live in Vancouver 1970 Sometime during their 1970 Roadhouse Blues tour, The Doors found themselves way up north in British Columbia, a far cry from their southern California LA roots. Recorded on June 6, 1970 at the Pacific National Exhibition Coliseum in Vancouver, The Doors Live in Vancouver 1970 finds the band [...]

The Doors – Live at the Aquarius Theatre: The Second Performance

Published on October 5, 2010 By Music Mook

Ah, Jim Morrison. Trying so hard to shake your adonis image…well done! Picture it, Sicily 1949…oh wait, wrong thing. Picture it, Hollywood, California 1969: The Doors descend upon the Aquarius Theatre for two shows, early and late, with a sober and almost subdued Jim Morrison, still reeling perhaps from his infamous obscenity charges in Miami [...]