That little organ riff by Ray in the beginning was boss. Still gets my blood going. What a classic fuckin' tune. John owns the pocket as well. Phenomenal. Love playing this tune whenever the bartender yells "last call."
The greatest band live...and one I If the greatest of all time...when they improvised...when they followed the muse...they sowed a rich tapestry of rhythm, melody and lyrical potency that is simply unrivalled...all our lives would be poorer without them...thank you for the music lads👌♥️🎵c
I am 77 yrs old I sold radio time all over the USA countless times Translation free backstage passes It is subjective but in my opinion the doors were mind boggling LIVE They made the stones look like a nursing home residents
Someone build me a time machine so i can travel back to the 60's... I would follow them anywhere...i wouldn't miss a gig.. Was born in 1981...was blessed to see them live in Athens in 2004.. Without Jim and John but still...i saw two myths on stage. Best Band ever existed...The Doors Forever...Forever Alive.
Soul Kitchen "ABSOLUTELY LIVE". So great I that I am just floored! The only thing is that the song is so unbelievably excellent, and no one wants to disappoint the DOORS, but I really will never be able to "learn to forget".
This song has one of my favorite grooves by the Doors. I saw in an interview with the members of the Doors that they were trying to emulate a James Brown horn section with the funky rhythm that is established in the beginning of the song and continued throughout it.
What's interesting and unique is the way Robbie filled in on bass duties during the keyboard solos. If you listen he's playing basically basslines on guitar during the keyboard solos to reinforce the groove and let Manzarek play. Very cool musicianship. Luv and Peace.
There's a great analysis of this truly Morrison-ian song in Danny Sugarman's "No One Here Get's Out Alive"; Apparently in his early homeless days living on the roof of his friend in Venice, he'd often be able to get a really cheap meal at this restaurant called I believe "Olivia's" where they served among other items, inexpensive "Alphabet" soup. Many a night after drinking or whatever, .....Jim tried to stay there as long into the night as he could to keep warm ("Let me warm my mind near your gentle stove") before they finally closed ("Really want to stay here all night") and he had to return to his friend, Dennis Jacob's rooftop "home". ............ You can almost see Jim's young, fertile mind already conjuring up the lyrics to this future Doors classic, an ode to a small, now forgotten restaurant where he could stay late into the night, stop, take refuge and write down his thoughts and poems on the tiny note pad he always carried with him, and a few years later turn those lyrics into songs that would eventually make him famous world wide and forever. RIP Jim & Ray.....
This is probabaly one of the better live versions of "Soul Kitchen".......and it is pretty good when you take into account both instrumental solos.........Mazarek kicks ass at the end..........Krieger's solo is respectable and close to the original considering the poor sound conditions for recording that often occurred at concerts........"...learn to forget," he says pleading, almost tearful.....we'll never forget, Jim.
+Gerry Kirstein I would say thee best of the ones we have a record of, the quality, vocals, drumming and especially keyboard playing, the guitars not even too bad (though it's hard to find a perfect guitar solo with Robbie).
+Gerry Kirstein It's interesting how much life they gave to this song compared to the polished studio version which produced a stagnate, dated and dead sound, a looser version like this live one works better allowing the song to breathe
The concert announcer at the end of this song is my uncle Joe...my Dads brother...it was his job to announce the bands that played at this venue...he said the Doors were lovely guys.x
Well, the clock says it's time to close now I guess I'd better go now I'd really like to stay here all night The cars crawl past all stuffed with eyes Street lights share their hollow glow Your brain seems bruised with numb surprise Still one place to go Still one place to go Let me sleep all night in your soul kitchen Warm my mind near your gentle stove Turn me out and I'll wander baby Stumblin' in the neon groves Well, your fingers weave quick minarets Speak in secret alphabets I light another cigarette Learn to forget, learn to forget Learn to forget, learn to forget Let me sleep all night in your soul kitchen Warm my mind near your gentle stove Turn me out and I'll wander baby Stumblin' in the neon groves Well the clock says it's time to close now I know I have to go now I really want to stay here All night, all night, all night
Patrick , how can somebody even think of writing lyrics like "The cars all pass all stuffed with eyes , Street lights share their hollow glow......" WTF ! Amazing !
At the end of this one Morrison clearly sings, "The COP says it's time to close now." That cracked me up when I first heard it 50 years ago, and it cracks me up now. This is best version I've heard of this great, great song. The music fits the imagery: "secret alphabets," "weave quick minarets," "neon groves," "cars stuffed with eyes," and the key words, "learn to forget" -- nothing quite like it before or since.
When Manzarek takes over his solo at the end the song the power and force of what Morrison experienced in his original homeless days on Venice Beach become manifest once again........................"learn to forget" (trembling, sadly)..did you catch it (just before Mazarek takes over).............quintessential birth of tragedy, a future we are all heirs to.............................
+Gerry Kirstein It's got to be the best piece of organ playing on a song I've ever heard from the intro to the incredible way he builds a crescendo at the end solo
Screw it. . . .they were HOT and utterly unique. Saw them live twice. . . .played them a million times and still do. YOu can't match the Doors. . .totally unique and full of genius. Unbelilevable range of music. . . .some fun, some bizarre, some romantic, some mystical, some I can't describe, some freaky spooky, much super poetic. . .all GREAT! Yee hah!
man !!Robbie is generally underrated !! deserves more !! with many of his lyrics, as i understand , polished and honed by Jim and his small solos or tempo changing little guitar interludes , he was an integral part of the mystique of The Doors !! Jim and Ray were the face of doors but Robbie and John were also excellent !!!!
I think they were all indispensable and Robbie is one of the greatest guitarists of that era. . .and LIsten to John blast the drums on who do you love live new York 1970. . . .he blows the roof off. .. ..you can't subtract any one of these guys from the group and have the same unbelievable music. . .they were all HOT
Dang I had is album on tape. My homie David Pìaze borrowed it when we were in junior high we use to sit on his porch after school and chill. When I got sent up @ the age of 14 and got out when I was 18 years old. Rite the day i got home I visit him and he still had it. That the best time of my life crazy crazy crazy.......
met ray in nyc in 81 one cool cat hung for 45 mins treated me like an old freind kept in semi regular touch with ray and danny sugarman for 2 plus years r.i.p. ray and danny
My book "Some Are Born to Endless Night: Jim Morrison, Visions of Apocalypse and Transcendence" is now on Amazon. It took me almost five years to write it. His vision (of what our fear of death really was and how empty and hopeless American culture actually was) was prescient. In Chapter 9 ("Blood in the Streets: the Great Fire of Los Angeles") reflects an unconscious vision he had of a Los Angeles being destroyed by drought, street riots and fire is worth reading, Four songs contain the lyrics.
My oldest brother some then in LA mid sixties sadly he took his own life two years ago I miss him I would love too have him here suicide is a selfish act I will never get over it I am 56 years he was 74 years old he was my hero our Mother is 93 he had so much left to do I miss you Joe and I Love YOU
My book is finally on Amazon. "Some Are Born to Endless Night: Jim Morrison, Vision of Apocalypse and Transcendence." It took me almost five years to write it. It breaks down the sources and revolutionary philosophies (Blake, Rimbaud and Nietzsche) that influenced his vision as expressed in his song lyrics, focusing on the first three years of Morrison's life starting from Jakob's rooftop experience in mid summer 1965 to end of summer 1968 and the vision of death he had. Four 5 star reviews!
NOT A MORE TRUE WORD SAID @WITHOUTTAI ....HIS LYRICS R ABSOLUTELY UNMATCHED AND UNMATCHABLE, THEY PRODUCED A UNIQUE SOUND THAT NO OTHER BAND HAS BEEN ABLE 2 DO 2 THE SAME CALIBER, U KNOW ITS the doors WITHIN THE 1ST FEW BEATS!!! BRING IT ON LIZARD KING, have been a doors and jim fan 4 over 20 yrs now and my obsession has never faded, if anything it has intensified!!!!
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this is my favorite version of soul kitchen!!!
Anything from the doors are good ..hard to pick a favorite
@@dustinhyrich8540 aa
That little organ riff by Ray in the beginning was boss. Still gets my blood going. What a classic fuckin' tune. John owns the pocket as well. Phenomenal. Love playing this tune whenever the bartender yells "last call."
The greatest band live...and one I If the greatest of all time...when they improvised...when they followed the muse...they sowed a rich tapestry of rhythm, melody and lyrical potency that is simply unrivalled...all our lives would be poorer without them...thank you for the music lads👌♥️🎵c
I am 77 yrs old I sold radio time all over the USA countless times Translation free backstage passes It is subjective but in my opinion the doors were mind boggling LIVE They made the stones look like a nursing home residents
I WILL LOVE THE DOORS FOREVER.
me too! X
Best version
me too
Not many rock bands could produce such deep groove! You can feel they are right on top of it here, they definitely were in the "Zone".
This was one of their better shows I was there; tripping on mushrooms
thanks goodness for you tube!! I miss those days
Someone build me a time machine so i can travel back to the 60's...
I would follow them anywhere...i wouldn't miss a gig..
Was born in 1981...was blessed to see them live in Athens in 2004..
Without Jim and John but still...i saw two myths on stage.
Best Band ever existed...The Doors Forever...Forever Alive.
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This song just makes me want to dance and sing. !
me too!
This music only gets better with time.
There has been no other band I like as much as The Doors.
Since I was 17, 42 now.
Luv and Peace.
That´s right man!
Im agree!
Yes
Soul Kitchen "ABSOLUTELY LIVE". So great I that I am just floored! The only thing is that the song is so unbelievably excellent, and no one wants to disappoint the DOORS, but I really will never be able to "learn to forget".
The doors are unique in taste and sound!!
This song has one of my favorite grooves by the Doors. I saw in an interview with the members of the Doors that they were trying to emulate a James Brown horn section with the funky rhythm that is established in the beginning of the song and continued throughout it.
I love this album. Nothing like pulling out the double vinyls and getting taken in by this amazing artist.
I bought it on vinyl the first time. Take the trip, free of charge.
@@joecraig6701 I know exactly where you are coming from , I have taken several trips and never left the farm where I grew up.
What's interesting and unique is the way Robbie filled in on bass duties during the keyboard solos.
If you listen he's playing basically basslines on guitar during the keyboard solos to reinforce the groove and let Manzarek play.
Very cool musicianship.
Luv and Peace.
Robbie Krieger is underrated.
Yes - he's amazing.
There's a great analysis of this truly Morrison-ian song in Danny Sugarman's "No One Here Get's Out Alive"; Apparently in his early homeless days living on the roof of his friend in Venice, he'd often be able to get a really cheap meal at this restaurant called I believe "Olivia's" where they served among other items, inexpensive "Alphabet" soup. Many a night after drinking or whatever, .....Jim tried to stay there as long into the night as he could to keep warm ("Let me warm my mind near your gentle stove") before they finally closed ("Really want to stay here all night") and he had to return to his friend, Dennis Jacob's rooftop "home". ............ You can almost see Jim's young, fertile mind already conjuring up the lyrics to this future Doors classic, an ode to a small, now forgotten restaurant where he could stay late into the night, stop, take refuge and write down his thoughts and poems on the tiny note pad he always carried with him, and a few years later turn those lyrics into songs that would eventually make him famous world wide and forever. RIP Jim & Ray.....
Robbie was one of the greats with Bottle NECK gifted song writer and Jim knew this and said it many times
Los más grandes de todos los tiempos
My favourite version of soul kitchen . All the guys are on here . The last verse Jim's voice is on form .
His voice was always outstanding kid.
This is probabaly one of the better live versions of "Soul Kitchen".......and it is pretty good when you take into account both instrumental solos.........Mazarek kicks ass at the end..........Krieger's solo is respectable and close to the original considering the poor sound conditions for recording that often occurred at concerts........"...learn to forget," he says pleading, almost tearful.....we'll never forget, Jim.
+Gerry Kirstein I would say thee best of the ones we have a record of, the quality, vocals, drumming and especially keyboard playing, the guitars not even too bad (though it's hard to find a perfect guitar solo with Robbie).
+Gerry Kirstein It's interesting how much life they gave to this song compared to the polished studio version which produced a stagnate, dated and dead sound, a looser version like this live one works better allowing the song to breathe
Lucky Rocket look up Summertime by the doors live. Your welcome
👍
@@luckyrocket1903 I actually prefer this live version to the studio one too. (And I like Robbie's somewhat haphazard playing)
The concert announcer at the end of this song is my uncle Joe...my Dads brother...it was his job to announce the bands that played at this venue...he said the Doors were lovely guys.x
☮🎵🎶🎼✌🏻
What was the venue? Thanks.
@@malbuff
I will find out.👌
Well, the clock says it's time to close now
I guess I'd better go now
I'd really like to stay here all night
The cars crawl past all stuffed with eyes
Street lights share their hollow glow
Your brain seems bruised with numb surprise
Still one place to go
Still one place to go
Let me sleep all night in your soul kitchen
Warm my mind near your gentle stove
Turn me out and I'll wander baby
Stumblin' in the neon groves
Well, your fingers weave quick minarets
Speak in secret alphabets
I light another cigarette
Learn to forget, learn to forget
Learn to forget, learn to forget
Let me sleep all night in your soul kitchen
Warm my mind near your gentle stove
Turn me out and I'll wander baby
Stumblin' in the neon groves
Well the clock says it's time to close now
I know I have to go now
I really want to stay here
All night, all night, all night
yeeeaaahhhhh! tanks
Patrick , how can somebody even think of writing lyrics like "The cars all pass all stuffed with eyes , Street lights share their hollow glow......" WTF ! Amazing !
DO YOU ALSO LIKE "CHRIS REA" ....?
At the end of this one Morrison clearly sings, "The COP says it's time to close now." That cracked me up when I first heard it 50 years ago, and it cracks me up now. This is best version I've heard of this great, great song. The music fits the imagery: "secret alphabets," "weave quick minarets," "neon groves," "cars stuffed with eyes," and the key words, "learn to forget" -- nothing quite like it before or since.
Realmente me gustaria quedarme aki toda la noche, toda la noche escuchando a los grandes THE DOORS LIVE FOREVER🎼🎼🎼🎸🎸🎸
When Manzarek takes over his solo at the end the song the power and force of what Morrison experienced in his original homeless days on Venice Beach become manifest once again........................"learn to forget" (trembling, sadly)..did you catch it (just before Mazarek takes over).............quintessential birth of tragedy, a future we are all heirs to.............................
+Gerry Kirstein It's got to be the best piece of organ playing on a song I've ever heard from the intro to the incredible way he builds a crescendo at the end solo
+Gerry Kirstein Touching comment mate... The Doors had the most unique mix of music, lyrics and especially feeling of playing together. :)
Screw it. . . .they were HOT and utterly unique. Saw them live twice. . . .played them a million times and still do. YOu can't match the Doors. . .totally unique and full of genius. Unbelilevable range of music. . . .some fun, some bizarre, some romantic, some mystical, some I can't describe, some freaky spooky, much super poetic. . .all GREAT! Yee hah!
Such an imaginative party song all the way!
it doesn't get better than this
truely man! They will never be replicated, and I think in some ways that makes them all the more incredible!
absolutely great
man !!Robbie is generally underrated !! deserves more !! with many of his lyrics, as i understand , polished and honed by Jim and his small solos or tempo changing little guitar interludes , he was an integral part of the mystique of The Doors !! Jim and Ray were the face of doors but Robbie and John were also excellent !!!!
Totally.
He was a great and sensitive guitar player.
Luv and Peace.
Robby is the Larry fine of rock.
ravi aravamuthan
what are u on about............
I think they were all indispensable and Robbie is one of the greatest guitarists of that era. . .and LIsten to John blast the drums on who do you love live new York 1970. . . .he blows the roof off. .. ..you can't subtract any one of these guys from the group and have the same unbelievable music. . .they were all HOT
Aguante Jim Morrison y los doors... una música para volar . Un teclado mágico capo Ray eterno como Jim. From 🇦🇷 love /amamos a los doors ✌
This is such a gem.
Wish i was there as somebody remembers the show !!!
Quien escuchando en el puto año 2019 ? YO
🙋
Love this, top of the best---Ray's playing the "Music's Over" bass-line and not the original "Kitchen" one, but it sure blows the roof off!
The doors the greatest ever
I THOUGHT I WOULD NEVER FIND A LIVE VERSION OF THIS SONG. THANKS DUDE!
Well Done Bravo!!
Still one place to go....
Dang I had is album on tape. My homie David Pìaze borrowed it when we were in junior high we use to sit on his porch after school and chill. When I got sent up @ the age of 14 and got out when I was 18 years old. Rite the day i got home I visit him and he still had it. That the best time of my life crazy crazy crazy.......
Ray's here on another level
met ray in nyc in 81 one cool cat hung for 45 mins treated me like an old freind kept in semi regular touch with ray and danny sugarman for 2 plus years r.i.p. ray and danny
I love the doors . I was a rebel when was younger . And I still hate the man . To rest of living band members it's still not lost . Love the music
My book "Some Are Born to Endless Night: Jim Morrison, Visions of Apocalypse and Transcendence" is now on Amazon. It took me almost five years to write it. His vision (of what our fear of death really was and how empty and hopeless American culture actually was) was prescient. In Chapter 9 ("Blood in the Streets: the Great Fire of Los Angeles") reflects an unconscious vision he had of a Los Angeles being destroyed by drought, street riots and fire is worth reading, Four songs contain the lyrics.
My oldest brother some then in LA mid sixties sadly he took his own life two years ago I miss him I would love too have him here suicide is a selfish act I will never get over it I am 56 years he was 74 years old he was my hero our Mother is 93 he had so much left to do I miss you Joe and I Love YOU
my music favority
grandi grandissimi The Doors !!!!!!!!!
La rola mas chingona
Amamos los doors from 🇦🇷✌ esta música es eterna 🍷🐍🎶❤
Eargasm !
Te vamos a extrañar mucho Raimundo Manzarek!
Fuck yeah still the best
awesome song
So tight. Great live take.
Peace 'n' luv.
"Well the clock says it's time to close now
I know I have to go now
But I really want to stay here all night"
Awesome
Absolute Live was to my mind the Doors at the top of their game ! There will be no other Lizard King ! Nor moon so full of delivered promise !
Increíble esos sonidos esa voz excelente canción recuerdos de la adolescencia son mis vitaminas de mi alma
i've been for 7 minutes and 3 fucking seconds on another planet
My book is finally on Amazon. "Some Are Born to Endless Night: Jim Morrison, Vision of Apocalypse and Transcendence." It took me almost five years to write it. It breaks down the sources and revolutionary philosophies (Blake, Rimbaud and Nietzsche) that influenced his vision as expressed in his song lyrics, focusing on the first three years of Morrison's life starting from Jakob's rooftop experience in mid summer 1965 to end of summer 1968 and the vision of death he had. Four 5 star reviews!
RIP Ray Manzarek u.u
The cars crawl past stuffed with eyes!
I believe this is my favorite ever!
One of the best Doors tunes...
Remember when I used to play this song in my bell tube amplifier and gerard turntable that was pure sound and power!!
They were sooo tight on this one!!!
muy buena musica
My cocaine years has gone...
NOT A MORE TRUE WORD SAID @WITHOUTTAI ....HIS LYRICS R ABSOLUTELY UNMATCHED AND UNMATCHABLE, THEY PRODUCED A UNIQUE SOUND THAT NO OTHER BAND HAS BEEN ABLE 2 DO 2 THE SAME CALIBER, U KNOW ITS the doors WITHIN THE 1ST FEW BEATS!!! BRING IT ON LIZARD KING, have been a doors and jim fan 4 over 20 yrs now and my obsession has never faded, if anything it has intensified!!!!
Shimmying my hips so quick I’m flinging thick skin ribbons offa me!
One Hell of a great live album........
For me Pure Funk
Lovely
i will never forget
The Doors, Man!
The doors are the shit .super unique group . Much respect
Deadly muse!!!RIP...
Best ! Best ! Best !
Jim ! Jim ! Jim !
Learn to forget!
As much as we would all like to hear what doors 2012 would sound like,Jim is a hard act to follow. R I P JIm!
NICE!!!!!!
jIM FOR EVER TILL THE END
they do a good job they also do light my fire.
3:27 segundos SIMPLEMENTE MAGISTRAL
damn you are so all right abut this nr... learn to forget... best part of the trip, the best part, we just gonna... take it as it comes:) peace
TOP
As soon as they invent time machines, I’m buying a nice pair of leather pants & boots, and attending this concert.
Amen brother.
j'aime...
The Doors ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Jim !!! Doors !!!!!!!!!!
RIP JM
SAW THEM IN LA
Can you borrow me your memories? :)
Speak in secret alphabets.
I light another cigarette, Learn to forget....Learn to forget
i repeat these lines in my head in my daily life
Un temazo 👍🇨🇱
you got it right @withouttail. The stones learned what little they know from the Doors.
Looks like the dead cats and dead rats have some company. RIP Ray Ray
I suggest "American Prayer" in it's entirety.
Kitchen rocks baby! when giants walked the earth..............
Unbelievable. RiP Maestro
1 fã de Biber !!!!
Hiciste un ángel de todos nosotros
What a fucking cool old time rocknroll