Summer's almost gone sounds almost eerie here, like out of another world. . . Love all these early gems. . . Thanks for the posting. Much appreciated. . .
CСпасибо, что выложили в общий доступ. Никогда не слышал ранних записей Doors. Наконец становится понятным, чем именно занимается музыкальный продюссер в процессе "обретения неповторимого стиля".
This is amazing! Thanks for sharing. I'm a big Doors fan and never heard this before. It's cool to hear this raw versions of great Doors songs and I can easily see the importance of Paul Rotchild's work in the production of the Doors' albums. He turned beautiful songs into classics with a very peculiar and original sound.
the doors themselves more honed everything over the following 2 years playing little bars all around LA...as jim's singing ability rapidly developed, and as ray switched to organ, and robbie was added on slide guitar, and what not...they also improvised like mofos and debeloped even more, and explored...thus, their unique sound was "found"....jim is green as F here, obviously; rothchild has said he just set up mics, and let them go...the first album was a lot of, if not first, then a lot of live, in the studio, type-takes.
dont get me wrong, its completely reasonable to comment what u did...their developement/evolution was fast, and staggering...really a "meant to be" kind of thing.
The addition of Robbie on guitar was a big reason for their sound to evolve for songs like Moonlight Drive and obviously their signature Light My Fire which he wrote. They had the Doors sound before Rothschild
These demos are fantastic before they were fully worked on. 2 yrs later you would hear the difference when they featured these songs on their albums. In 1968 Hello I Love became a hit. In these demos it proves that Ray Manzarek is a great piano player. He proved to be a great organ player. It also proves the Doors were an Electric Blues Band because after these demos they took these songs into another level. The Doors music would eventually become interdimentional.
@@ndogg20 Jim sang all songs' lead vocals on September 2nd 1965 World Pacific studios Aura demo acetate. Ray, on some songs, sung the vocal harmonies counter-chant, second voice.
Finding the formula is not easy. Krieger would have to arrive, Manzarek solve the bass issue and divert Morrison to a baritone voice to finally distinguish himself from the rest.
That is what I love is his baritone which is his real voice. You can hear it when he talks. Maybe the shyness kept it at bay until he got more confidence.
That's a gross over simplification. Paul Rothschild was to the Doors what George Martin was to the Beatles. Without Rothschild no amount of Manzarek or Krieger could have elevated the Doors much beyond L.A , think Seeds, Love .
Can't believe I missed this over the years. This makes me smile as a senior citizen.This proves they had great material before 1967! Thanks for posting. Made my morning!
So true. There's that dated surf sound and the constant wailing harmonica, but the lyrics are on such a higher level. As is Ray Manzarek's keyboard prowess.
Unbelievable! Thanks for posting. Jim voice seems so young and Ray is right there. To think that 1/2 a world away the Beatles were already mature and slamming away. So glad I lived in these times.🙏
Thanks for uploading. The treatment of the songs is here is pure 60s pop. It’s amazing how much his voice and the style of The Doors developed from here in a such a short time. End Of The Night is the closest to the Jim we know. :)
Amazing archive of their early talent. As years go by I'm amazing more and more of their creative genius. It was as good as the beatles, and just as original. As I heard from a generation X'er, "They don't make bands like they used to."
Wow. How much they evolved through 1970. You can hear their potential but also the amateur hesitation found in anyone just starting new in their field. ✌🏼
I'm glad he started singing in a baritone voice. This sounds more like the kinks and early stones to me than the doors. They had such a great sound when they found it
Got chills. I've heard this hello I love you and Summers almost gone before even though I've never heard them before..it's in my memories..anyways the last song "go insane" is full on where The Cramps and The Cure in the 70s got some influence from that style.
this is so great,thank you!! I think it's unreal how much Doors stuff there is for a band that was really only around for 4 years,I mean think about that for a second --what they accomplished and did in only 4 years,it is unparalled IMHO.And i'll add they missed woodstock.....The Doors and Jim will live forever
jim morrison on lead vocals and tambourine, ray manzarek on piano and backing vocals, john densmore on drums, pat sullivan on bass, jim manzarek on harmonica, rick manzarek on electric guitar
This is excellent! You can hear the genesis of a great band. They had the fuel, they had the oxygen, they just needed the heat to become truly explosive.
This amazing...this would been their first album....it would of worked....this should of been released!!!!....wow....Thay already had their sound!!!!... Fantastic 😎
The Doors are my favorite band . I used to get annoyed when people tried to say they ripped off " All day and all of the night " on " Hello I love you ". I think early on the band was influenced a bit by some Kinks songs. There's even a little bit of " You've really got me " in " My eyes have seen you ". Not enough to call it plagiarism. Really surprised I haven't heard this demo in all my years. Very nice and thanks for posting it. Cheers.
There's even a LITTLE BIT of " You've really got me " ???Not to make an issue over it but its You Really Got Me' to the T with a few extra beats/chords added after the main riff.
James Douglas "Jim" Morrison (Melbourne, Florida; 8 de diciembre de 1943-París, Francia; 3 de julio de 1971) fue un cantautor y poeta estadounidense, célebre por ser el vocalista de la famosa banda de rock The Doors.[4] Debido a sus canciones, personalidad y actuaciones, es considerado por críticos y admiradores como uno de los cantantes más representativos e influyentes de la historia del rock, y, debido a las circunstancias dramáticas que rodean su vida y muerte, en la última parte del siglo XX, fue uno de los iconos de rebeldía en la cultura popular, representando la brecha generacional y la contracultura juvenil.
Fedt man.Jim stemme blev alligevel noget bedre med tiden.Min store søster,var engang husassistent i London,1967 og 1968.Der lærte hun Jim morrison at kende.De kom på samme værtshus,i nogle uger hvor han var i London.De skrev sammen,et par år efter at han var rejst hjem.Min søster har stadig alle breve.
I've recently been listening to the two post-Morrison Doors albums ('Other Voices' and 'Full Circle") and trying to process those (they're not good, despite fine musicianship). So this is the embryonic stage. I can only conclude that the Doors with Jim Morrison, Ray Manzarek, Robbie Krieger and John Densmore were infinitely greater the sum of the parts. Every member had great strengths, but everyone needed each other to make magic. Great to hear this stuff though.
Other voices and Full Circle were indeed pretty weak. That said, Krieger and Densmore formed the Butts Band in 1974 and this group has a couple of very good songs. Manzarek released two solo albums and then two albums with Nite City. In my opinion Nite City contains their best post-Morrison work. Highly recommended for every true Doors fan.
A great unique demo, where The Doors as we know are just almost there, very close. "Hello I love you" reminded me of a mix between The Yardbirds and Them
Those who voted down did not mean to vote down, their thumb just didn't reach far enough because they were really drunk or too stoned..... wanting to in regards to press up.... thumbs up
Previously released in(The Doors: Box Set is a box set compilation of recordings by American rock band the Doors, released on October 28, 1997. The four-disc set includes previously rare and unreleased studio, live and demo recordings, as well as a disc of the band's personal favorite tracks culled from their official discography.)
Yup rick is on harmonica and i believe there's a female on bass. At this point Rick let Ray take over the band where they would later change the name to....well you know
Yes, this is more like Rick and the Ravens than the Doors. Ray's brother Jim is on the harmonica and Patty Sullivan is on the bass. Rick Manzarek is on the guitar. Kreiger had not been invited to join the band yet. Recorded September 2, 1965.
I have noticed that the song Moonlight Drive was kinda bluesy in my opinion and the doors changed my life for a long time but I still listen to them for fun lol
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Summer's almost gone sounds almost eerie here, like out of another world. . . Love all these early gems. . . Thanks for the posting. Much appreciated. . .
First time hearing this. Thank You for making this available. Been a Doors fan since my late teens!!!
¿1803? 😜
Beautiful voice and music ❤❤❤Jim will live on forever.Hecdid not know he had a very special gift from God ! Glad he gave it to us all.
'My eyes have seen you, let them photograph your soul - let them memorise your alleys on an endless roll.'
I've been listening to The Doors for 28 yrs, and just learned that lyric thanks to you, lol.
And from here they evolved to become one of the greatest bands with incredible albums that not only stand up today but are still ahead of time ,,, Gxx
Great...I can hear some potential...
Most definitely 👍
CСпасибо, что выложили в общий доступ.
Никогда не слышал ранних записей Doors.
Наконец становится понятным, чем именно занимается музыкальный продюссер в процессе "обретения неповторимого стиля".
This is amazing! Thanks for sharing. I'm a big Doors fan and never heard this before. It's cool to hear this raw versions of great Doors songs and I can easily see the importance of Paul Rotchild's work in the production of the Doors' albums. He turned beautiful songs into classics with a very peculiar and original sound.
the doors themselves more honed everything over the following 2 years playing little bars all around LA...as jim's singing ability rapidly developed, and as ray switched to organ, and robbie was added on slide guitar, and what not...they also improvised like mofos and debeloped even more, and explored...thus, their unique sound was "found"....jim is green as F here, obviously; rothchild has said he just set up mics, and let them go...the first album was a lot of, if not first, then a lot of live, in the studio, type-takes.
dont get me wrong, its completely reasonable to comment what u did...their developement/evolution was fast, and staggering...really a "meant to be" kind of thing.
almost unbelieveable
The addition of Robbie on guitar was a big reason for their sound to evolve for songs like Moonlight Drive and obviously their signature Light My Fire which he wrote. They had the Doors sound before Rothschild
These demos are fantastic before they were fully worked on. 2 yrs later you would hear the difference when they featured these songs on their albums. In 1968 Hello I Love became a hit. In these demos it proves that Ray Manzarek is a great piano player. He proved to be a great organ player. It also proves the Doors were an Electric Blues Band because after these demos they took these songs into another level. The Doors music would eventually become interdimentional.
Recorded on September the 2nd 1965, Patty Sullivan plays electric bass guitar.
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Sounds like she sang Moonlight Drive .
@@ndogg20
Jim sang all songs' lead vocals on September 2nd 1965 World Pacific studios Aura demo acetate. Ray, on some songs, sung the vocal harmonies counter-chant, second voice.
Jim sounds so young🥺🥺🥺
Thats because he is....
Getting a crush huh?
:)
How could I have never heard this? I have been listening to the Doors since 1979. Thank you so much for posting this.
All these recordings were included in the doors box cd box set 1997
@@kaveh-w- Thanks. I forgot that long ago.
all the tracks are gems, wow "Go Insane" is WILD, love the raw energy
Found its way to Absolutely Live.
Finding the formula is not easy. Krieger would have to arrive, Manzarek solve the bass issue and divert Morrison to a baritone voice to finally distinguish himself from the rest.
That is what I love is his baritone which is his real voice. You can hear it when he talks. Maybe the shyness kept it at bay until he got more confidence.
At first he was telling Ray we need a singer 🤣🤣🤣. He didn't think he could do it. Funny how things work out
@@robdef9202 he was young as hell here, I think he just didn’t have a developed voice yet
@@rileytinny5946 funny thing is that if they did find another singer what would Jim have done in the band? Bass guitar? Or tambourine? 😂
That's a gross over simplification. Paul Rothschild was to the Doors what George Martin was to the Beatles. Without Rothschild no amount of Manzarek or Krieger could have elevated the Doors much beyond L.A , think Seeds, Love .
Can't believe I missed this over the years. This makes me smile as a senior citizen.This proves they had great material before 1967! Thanks for posting. Made my morning!
This is the greatest upload ever
Fascinating stuff. They were a bit old-fashioned for 1965 in some ways, way ahead of the curve in others.
So true. There's that dated surf sound and the constant wailing harmonica, but the lyrics are on such a higher level. As is Ray Manzarek's keyboard prowess.
Right. I can’t tell if it sounds like some type of 1930s song or a eaely 60s beach song
They never tried to be mainstream. That's what made them unique.
Yeah dude, definitely. JD got his brushes in full swing. His jazz influence always there.
The rawness of this recording is just immaculate
Unbelievable! Thanks for posting. Jim voice seems so young and Ray is right there. To think that 1/2 a world away the Beatles were already mature and slamming away. So glad I lived in these times.🙏
You got that right, brother.
Thanks for uploading. The treatment of the songs is here is pure 60s pop. It’s amazing how much his voice and the style of The Doors developed from here in a such a short time. End Of The Night is the closest to the Jim we know. :)
Amazing archive of their early talent. As years go by I'm amazing more and more of their creative genius. It was as good as the beatles, and just as original. As I heard from a generation X'er, "They don't make bands like they used to."
So raw, some semblance of their eventual final finished versions !! Jim would be gone a mere six years later...
Wow. How much they evolved through 1970. You can hear their potential but also the amateur hesitation found in anyone just starting new in their field. ✌🏼
I'm glad he started singing in a baritone voice. This sounds more like the kinks and early stones to me than the doors. They had such a great sound when they found it
Quasi romantici.
Bravo Jim, avevi già l'arte nelle tue corde vocali.
The beauty of Morrison's lyrics still shine thru.
Summers almost is just awesome in this version
Fuck yes I listen to this version every night and cry it is so beautiful
@@Gaia0 Jesus
Yes, a real standout track. More subtle than the Waiting For the Sun version.
Muy bueno !! Gracias.
Got chills. I've heard this hello I love you and Summers almost gone before even though I've never heard them before..it's in my memories..anyways the last song "go insane" is full on where The Cramps and The Cure in the 70s got some influence from that style.
this is so great,thank you!! I think it's unreal how much Doors stuff there is for a band that was really only around for 4 years,I mean think about that for a second --what they accomplished and did in only 4 years,it is unparalled IMHO.And i'll add they missed woodstock.....The Doors and Jim will live forever
Amazing how much Morrison sounds like the early Beatles on Hello I Love You.
How? Sounds nothing like them in any respect.
Brilliant. Amazing demo and beautiful voice Jim Morrison.
Many thanks.
When I first heard this I thought no way is that Jim! After a few listens I could hear him in there, man did his voice develop!
thank goodness his voice got so much deeper because I so don’t like this !
Where did Jim's baritone come from? Music lessons,cigarettes and booze,really??6 months later he was the lizard fucking king,it don,t add up????¿😮
Thanks.for sharing with us
Beautiful ❤️ How innocent, raw and simple....exactly how his spirit was and is ❤️❤️❤️
Some of the earliest psychedelia you will ever hear.
jim morrison on lead vocals and tambourine, ray manzarek on piano and backing vocals, john densmore on drums, pat sullivan on bass, jim manzarek on harmonica, rick manzarek on electric guitar
When was Rick and the reavens
@@ezequielcuevas5892exactly
This is excellent! You can hear the genesis of a great band. They had the fuel, they had the oxygen, they just needed the heat to become truly explosive.
Sublime analogy❤
Amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!! Amazing to see their rookie years and how they developed their sound! Perfect!
I get what everyone else is saying, but these versions are already great in a different way.
This is awesome, thank you so much for sharing!! ❤
I love this version of « summers almost gone »
End of the night is a goddam masterpiece. What a sound with the harp. I agree, not necessarily the Doors sound but this sounds amazing!!!
Viva siempre Doors, los mejores de todos los tiempos
Man that's a cool record demo!
Magnificent upload!!
Cheers✌
This amazing...this would been their first album....it would of worked....this should of been released!!!!....wow....Thay already had their sound!!!!... Fantastic 😎
“Go Insane” is actually called “A Little Game” and ended up, in a different form, as Part 3 of Celebration of the Lizard!
Very cool find. Ty sir
These Songs are Great!!!...did a Great 😃... Summers Almost Gone...this would be on waiting for the sun....also My Eyes Have Seen You
I would totally buy this CD. Maybe someone could add some later demos and put one out.?
The Doors are my favorite band . I used to get annoyed when people tried to say they ripped off " All day and all of the night " on " Hello I love you ". I think early on the band was influenced a bit by some Kinks songs. There's even a little bit of " You've really got me " in " My eyes have seen you ". Not enough to call it plagiarism. Really surprised I haven't heard this demo in all my years. Very nice and thanks for posting it. Cheers.
The Kinks actually sued the Doors and won I believe. Kinks wished they were the Doors.....
@@rileytinny5946 Hell yea they did
There's even a LITTLE BIT of " You've really got me " ???Not to make an issue over it but its You Really Got Me' to the T with a few extra beats/chords added after the main riff.
The Doors!
Amazing sounds
Amazing feelings
James Douglas "Jim" Morrison (Melbourne, Florida; 8 de diciembre de 1943-París, Francia; 3 de julio de 1971) fue un cantautor y poeta estadounidense, célebre por ser el vocalista de la famosa banda de rock The Doors.[4] Debido a sus canciones, personalidad y actuaciones, es considerado por críticos y admiradores como uno de los cantantes más representativos e influyentes de la historia del rock, y, debido a las circunstancias dramáticas que rodean su vida y muerte, en la última parte del siglo XX, fue uno de los iconos de rebeldía en la cultura popular, representando la brecha generacional y la contracultura juvenil.
wow, that bass sounds so deep!
Fedt man.Jim stemme blev alligevel noget bedre med tiden.Min store søster,var engang husassistent i London,1967 og 1968.Der lærte hun Jim morrison at kende.De kom på samme værtshus,i nogle uger hvor han var i London.De skrev sammen,et par år efter at han var rejst hjem.Min søster har stadig alle breve.
Har du overvejet at måske skrive en bog om det?
End it noe
Sometimes it's hard to even believe this is the Doors. It's almost like a Monkees version of their songs. Quite intriguing
I love you, Jim
Thank youuuuu
This video is so great!!!
I've recently been listening to the two post-Morrison Doors albums ('Other Voices' and 'Full Circle") and trying to process those (they're not good, despite fine musicianship). So this is the embryonic stage. I can only conclude that the Doors with Jim Morrison, Ray Manzarek, Robbie Krieger and John Densmore were infinitely greater the sum of the parts. Every member had great strengths, but everyone needed each other to make magic. Great to hear this stuff though.
Well at this point in time Robby wasnt in the band yet so the doors werent at their max here
@@danielvaldivia8233 My exact point.
Ships with sails was pretty good. Ray manzareks album was alright too, very interesting music.
Other voices and Full Circle were indeed pretty weak. That said, Krieger and Densmore formed the Butts Band in 1974 and this group has a couple of very good songs.
Manzarek released two solo albums and then two albums with Nite City.
In my opinion Nite City contains their best post-Morrison work. Highly recommended for every true Doors fan.
A great unique demo, where The Doors as we know are just almost there, very close. "Hello I love you" reminded me of a mix between The Yardbirds and Them
HIYU is supposed to sound like " All Day and All of the Night "
1965... wow 😲
First heard this when the box set came out in the late 90s. Incredible 😎🤘
Those who voted down did not mean to vote down, their thumb just didn't reach far enough because they were really drunk or too stoned..... wanting to in regards to press up.... thumbs up
the lizard king used be a turtle
Garage. How very cool.
Sounds great
Very raw,but there is sure something different and exciting there.
U can recognize jim s famous scream in go insane
They were signed to Columbia around this time
How cool
wonderful!! Thank you !!
Excellent
Thanks !!
Jim with Rick and the ravens I believe
Sounds like Ray singing.. totally bad ass
Sounds like Mick Jagger on My Eyes Have Seen You.
End of the night sounds like it could be the prelude to, "when the music's over"
"My Eyes Can See You" sounds like "You really got me" by The Kinks
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You can hear how important Paul Rothchild was, to grind the doors-diamond!!! He was the door nr.5...No doubt!!!
Previously released in(The Doors: Box Set is a box set compilation of recordings by American rock band the Doors, released on October 28, 1997. The four-disc set includes previously rare and unreleased studio, live and demo recordings, as well as a disc of the band's personal favorite tracks culled from their official discography.)
Boy this is lacking the balls of the later recordings. Got that mid-60s go go boot feel. Im assuming this is rick and the ravens,?
Yup rick is on harmonica and i believe there's a female on bass. At this point Rick let Ray take over the band where they would later change the name to....well you know
Yes, this is more like Rick and the Ravens than the Doors. Ray's brother Jim is on the harmonica and Patty Sullivan is on the bass. Rick Manzarek is on the guitar. Kreiger had not been invited to join the band yet. Recorded September 2, 1965.
Grazie
Amazing post, my friend
Grazie 🙏🏻 😊
Who's playing the harmonica, and who is trading vocals with Jim? Or were these overdubs?
Very nice! Sound like a Beach Boys.
I have noticed that the song Moonlight Drive was kinda bluesy in my opinion and the doors changed my life for a long time but I still listen to them for fun lol
Nice 👍
OSEĆA SE NESIGURNO-STIDLJIVOST-STREPNJA.........ALI, ODLIČNO - TO SU THE DOORS, JEDNA U DVE NAJBOLJE POSTAVE.......IKAD.......IKAD.....
That is Ray Manzarek's brother on the harmonica.
Yup Jim Manzarek!
Hard to believe this is the Doors, hard to believe it is Morrison singing. Roy b , Cape Town, south africa.
That was the last time Jim had a hair cut in the saloon
He had a haircut AND a beer at the "saloon".
Cool
Go insane sounds like Thelonious Monk by way of Batman.
It also sounds like "Palisades Park" by Freddy Cannon
And the theme tune to 'The Munsters' :)
Seattle June 1970...Sometimes it takes a while to get warmed up...ya know what
I'm talkin about...yeah alright
Fresh amateur. Amazing journey ahead
Wow!
"Summer's almost gone" sounds almost like a cookie cutter 60s pop song when you hear young jim singing it soft like
I imagine they sounded like this at the London Fog