I live on the border to Canada. Can't tell you how many things I've been able to witness because of Canadian TV, including watching the 1980 Olympic victory over Russia live in ice hockey over UHF. Add this to it. Who else would have recorded this? I'm shocked even the Canadians did.
It was a real good time. First time I heard the doors was July 67. First time I saw them was on TV Sept. 67. I could not believe what I was seeing. I listened to doors albums from Dec. 67- July 69. A great period. They cooled down a bit and then Morrison hotel and LA woman. Jim was then soon gone. But great memories. One of the greatest rock bands ever.
This is the best live version...the muted drumming and the guitar at the very beginning and at the very end is sooo damn harmonic... Been my favorite song since 1982
And to think this was the same year The Beatles released Sgt. Pepper. Shows you how all these artists really put their foot in their work at one point.
To think as a 14yr old GenXer after having first discovered the Doors back in 1981, I used to take the TTC Carlton (street)car east to Yonge street to buy Doors albums at Sam's/A&A's or Peter Dunn's Vinyl Museum. But what I never realized was that while i was traveling there I was literally passing less than 100' from where the Doors performed for this video .(409 Parliament Street )The building is still there for those wanting to google map it.
I forgot who it was but the doors tribute album had the singer from the Used play w Manzarek. Krieger snd Densmore in the 90s and it was incredible. Morrison would've been proud.
Morrison , más poeta y verdadero por mucho que Waters. ... Aún con los tintes de sonido de todo P. Floyd. .... No confundirlo pensando que es a él mismo a quien hace sus referencias. .... es a TÍ !! . ..... dr. Mario holbox
Here's a fact. Jim ,Ray and Robby all dropped acid before this performance. John densmore didn't and he was pissed off. Look at Ray and Robby during the ride the snake bit. High as kites.
@@mchorchos They would never go on stage high? Would they Mike.? Not these nice lads. Actually it was common knowledge that they dropped acid before they went on stage, and Jim was also prone to drink alcohol heavily before a show. I can just tell by how Jim, Raymond, and Robbie look and act that they were completely gilled to the nine's on acid. If you look closely and listen to his drumming John Densmore was pissed off just like the other guy said. Still a great performance tho.
@@thomasgary1219 I'm familiar with the Doors history, and I know they did acid off-stage, and perhaps on the early shows at Whisky and Matrix, but I doubt they all are high here [they knew it will be broadcasted].
I guess the Doors had a "cleaned-up" version of this song and here it is....... no kill the father..... no sex with mother....... it's part of the "lyrical tailspin" thats missing............
Yah they did cut it out that part also Jim mother was a modern pins up back in 1940 before Jim father George met her I don't her name because i research her pictures in the family look alike? I need more information.if it true
Etymologically speaking in artistic interpretation, it sounds like he is speaking history... this is indeed the end... as the Pleistocene Epoch ended ~13000 years ago and we are living ou this last ice age cycle as we enter another Triassic Epoch not seen since the Dinosaurs roamed the Earth...
This is Toronto 1967 not The Whiskey A go go in LA. Jim got kicked out of there permanently for those lyrics. Maybe he was a bit cautious about it at the time. I'm sure he would have liked to sing those lyrics for Ed Sullivan though.
Zwykły manipulant.Udało się bo niebyło jako takich zespołów ,rockowych i hard rokowych.Dla ludzi była to nowość.😅Dlatego powstała po Elvisie potęrzna nisza która potrzebowała cięrzszego uderzenia😅
@@justinscrivner5457 I was just kidding. I've been listening to The Doors since 1966. Proof, the song The End was written about the break up of the romance between Jim Morrison and Mary Worbelow of Venice, Calif.
@@jakefisher1070 thanks for the update about the Sabrina series. The original version on the first doors album is two takes spliced together. If you listen carefully one can hear the splice, the tone changes slightly. Rock on!
To think as a 14yr old GenXer after having first discovered the Doors back in 1981, I used to take the TTC Carlton (street)car east to Yonge street to buy Doors albums at Sam's/A&A's or Peter Dunn's Vinyl Museum. But what I never realized was that while i was traveling there I was literally passing less than 100' from where the Doors performed for this video .(409 Parliament Street )The building is still there for those wanting to google map it.
To think as a 14yr old GenXer after having first discovered the Doors back in 1981, I used to take the TTC Carlton (street)car east to Yonge street to buy Doors albums at Sam's/A&A's or Peter Dunn's Vinyl Museum. But what I never realized was that while i was traveling there I was literally passing less than 100' from where the Doors performed for this video .(409 Parliament Street )The building is still there for those wanting to google map it.
I might gently question that but I could be totally wrong. Apologies if so, but It was likely recorded at the CBC TV studios on Yonge St at Marlborough. Now a Staples store. All of their live shows were there. The Parliament site was for radio, I believe. Anyway, great performance.
@@drumanchor2368 mildequator.com/filmhistory/tvp.html The Rock Scene: Like It Is! RECORDING DATE: 08/08/1967 LOCATION: 509 Parliament St. - Toronto, CA PRODUCTION: CBC COLOR: Yes LENGTH: 12:49 HOST: Noel Harrison Shot by CBC in Canada at an old movie theatre converted to television studio at 509 Parliament St. in Toronto for an episode of 'The Rock Scene: Like It Is', hosted by Noel Harrison. It was previously thought this performance was shot at the O'Keefe Centre, however new information from a CBC video engineer has revealed to MildEquator.com the actual location of this performance. The Doors portion of this show features The End, and although the other acts return to the studio to overdub their performances, The Doors do not. While this program does include a live performance of The End, the Oedipal section was omitted for the original broadcasts. Photographs taken in the studio reveal that a rehearsal or a second performance takes place, indicating that perhaps more songs were performed and captured on tape. The show is originally broadcast on October 16th, 1967, and later in the U.S. on August 1, 1970 on WPIX and re-titled the Now Explosion. An unedited performance, or the missing Oedipal section is yet to be found and may no longer exist. Other acts included in this program are the Jefferson Airplane, Dionne Warwick, Eric Anderson, and Sergio Mendez. The exact date of The Doors performance is believed to be August 8th, 1967, however confirmation is still needed. In 1990, the original two-inch quad videotapes are transferred to a one-inch type 'C' videotape on a Sony D2 machine, and given an official release on The Doors Soundstage Performances DVD in 2002.
@@drumanchor2368 my cousin was at this performance and can be seen, briefly, in the front row. It was the CBC studio on Parliament Street that in 1975 became CBC Radio One's Metro Morning studio.
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What a voice. What a gorgeous man. Yum. Yum. Yummy. Jim spoils it for any other guy.
Brilliant. Tight. Jim at his best.
I live on the border to Canada. Can't tell you how many things I've been able to witness because of Canadian TV, including watching the 1980 Olympic victory over Russia live in ice hockey over UHF. Add this to it. Who else would have recorded this? I'm shocked even the Canadians did.
What a time to be alive...
Indeed it is 😅
It was a real good time. First time I heard the doors was July 67. First time I saw them was on TV Sept. 67. I could not believe what I was seeing. I listened to doors albums from Dec. 67- July 69. A great period. They cooled down a bit and then Morrison hotel and LA woman. Jim was then soon gone. But great memories. One of the greatest rock bands ever.
Yeah and we still are...at least at this moment!
"it was a hell of a ride" -Ray Manzarek
This is the best live version...the muted drumming and the guitar at the very beginning and at the very end is sooo damn harmonic...
Been my favorite song since 1982
"This is the best live version"
You bet it is.
There’s not a band that compares to the doors
So ahead of their time they go beyond its realm
🌟🥁🎸🌟
Great voice of jimbo and manzarek oh my god what a musician!!!!
Wake up! ... love that intro shout
That shout could well be aimed at our populace today.
This is a solid gold video... The greatness of the real era of Rock...
Senza altro e così
And to think this was the same year The Beatles released Sgt. Pepper. Shows you how all these artists really put their foot in their work at one point.
????? This is classic !!!
@@Kingcarparpeggio I know. Way ahead of its time.
This felted like a good 20 minute trip
Jim Morrison what a legendary star
The Rhodes key bass is up-front in this mix, excellent. Jim's voice is strong and resonant.....guitar is raga-flamenco..
This is the one of best version of this song , includes 1970 live in new york version.
This is bad ass. Good quality too.
To think as a 14yr old GenXer after having first discovered the Doors back in 1981, I used to take the TTC Carlton (street)car
east to Yonge street to buy Doors albums at Sam's/A&A's or Peter Dunn's Vinyl Museum. But what I never realized was that while i was traveling there I was literally passing less than 100' from where the Doors performed for this video .(409 Parliament Street )The building is still there for those wanting to google map it.
Sam's was great you could find almost any album ever recorded there. It was huge.
Great Footage
HEADS UP PEEPS....THIS LEGEND IS STILL ALIVE AND WELL TODAY! he turns 80 years old this deDecember. !!!!😂
Crankin this 5 blocks from where it was recorded in 67 while smokin a doob now the weed is legal in Canada
I forgot who it was but the doors tribute album had the singer from the Used play w Manzarek. Krieger snd Densmore in the 90s and it was incredible. Morrison would've been proud.
This is the END, my Beautiful Friend💖💖💖
The Doors at their rawest form. Jim. Ray. John. Robbie.
Drop one
This is , incredible. Thanks for posting.
I used to watch this everyday with my boys getting high as fuck acting like we was on lsd just pretending 😂
It about time they back original unloaded???😎
Cosi e il miglior gruppo di sempre
A shame that they didn’t do the verse “the killer awoke before dawn “… as in the original version…🤘
They may have, I think it was edited out.
2 weeks later and I was born (in Toronto). I use to think I was born 20 years too late but to be honest its all about right..
I was part of those days but I am old and you are young
Lol
Indimenticabile Jim y love 💋💗😍🤩🥳🤣😭😭😭
Strong effort by our Doors Boys.
Wow, thanks for posting.
MORRISON... 💐🌷🌹🥀🌺🌸🌼🌻🍀
Awesome
hahah the dude on left side air drumming and getting into it
&...Light my fire & Break on through ???!!!
I think they just released the first lp then came up to Canada to promote it early doors you can tell because of Morrisons chops 😉 whas early
OOPEEEEN THE DOOR
weird scenes inside the gold mine...
Morrison , más poeta y verdadero por mucho que Waters. ... Aún con los tintes de sonido de todo P. Floyd. .... No confundirlo pensando que es a él mismo a quien hace sus referencias. .... es a TÍ !! . ..... dr. Mario holbox
Here's a fact. Jim ,Ray and Robby all dropped acid before this performance. John densmore didn't and he was pissed off. Look at Ray and Robby during the ride the snake bit. High as kites.
This is the trip , this is the best part of the trip , this is the part I really like !
Can you present a source? I never heard it.
@@mchorchos They would never go on stage high? Would they Mike.? Not these nice lads. Actually it was common knowledge that they dropped acid before they went on stage, and Jim was also prone to drink alcohol heavily before a show. I can just tell by how Jim, Raymond, and Robbie look and act that they were completely gilled to the nine's on acid. If you look closely and listen to his drumming John Densmore was pissed off just like the other guy said. Still a great performance tho.
@@thomasgary1219 I'm familiar with the Doors history, and I know they did acid off-stage, and perhaps on the early shows at Whisky and Matrix, but I doubt they all are high here [they knew it will be broadcasted].
Jim allegedly dropped acid at 'Live at the Bowl '68' [according to Ray]; they didn't do acid on later/bigger shows.
I guess the Doors had a "cleaned-up" version of this song and here it is....... no kill the father..... no sex with mother....... it's part of the "lyrical tailspin" thats missing............
Yah they did cut it out that part also
Jim mother was a modern pins up back in 1940 before Jim father George met her I don't her name because i research her pictures in the family look alike? I need more information.if it true
They performed it, but it was edited out for the recording. You can see where it jump cuts.
Yeah....the "woke" folks removed it. Too shocking for the big babies
Etymologically speaking in artistic interpretation, it sounds like he is speaking history... this is indeed the end... as the Pleistocene Epoch ended ~13000 years ago and we are living ou this last ice age cycle as we enter another Triassic Epoch not seen since the Dinosaurs roamed the Earth...
Hes right Im the children that’s insane
I always wondered if Robby Krieger was heavilly stoned here LMAO
It's funny Florida dropped the warrant they had for Jim just recently for indecent exposure.😮😮😮😮😮😅😅😅😅😅
Kochał muzykę? Czy haos i styl bycia surrealistyczny?😢🎉
@5:55
How did Krieger get that black eye?
We don't want to hear the "killer awoke before dawn" part, eh.
This is Toronto 1967 not The Whiskey A go go in LA. Jim got kicked out of there permanently for those lyrics. Maybe he was a bit cautious about it at the time. I'm sure he would have liked to sing those lyrics for Ed Sullivan though.
Zwykły manipulant.Udało się bo niebyło jako takich zespołów ,rockowych i hard rokowych.Dla ludzi była to nowość.😅Dlatego powstała po Elvisie potęrzna nisza która potrzebowała cięrzszego uderzenia😅
Where's the bass player? This band has no bottom to their music. No wonder I never heard of them before!
Manzarek on Fender Rhodes bass
You never heard of the doors? Are you into rock and roll??
@@justinscrivner5457 I was just kidding. I've been listening to The Doors since 1966. Proof, the song The End was written about the break up of the romance between Jim Morrison and Mary Worbelow of Venice, Calif.
NitrousNinja the new Sabrina series on Netflix included the End by the Doors at the end of the series this song never ends.
@@jakefisher1070 thanks for the update about the Sabrina series. The original version on the first doors album is two takes spliced together. If you listen carefully one can hear the splice, the tone changes slightly. Rock on!
To think as a 14yr old GenXer after having first discovered the Doors back in 1981, I used to take the TTC Carlton (street)car
east to Yonge street to buy Doors albums at Sam's/A&A's or Peter Dunn's Vinyl Museum. But what I never realized was that while i was traveling there I was literally passing less than 100' from where the Doors performed for this video .(409 Parliament Street )The building is still there for those wanting to google map it.
To think as a 14yr old GenXer after having first discovered the Doors back in 1981, I used to take the TTC Carlton (street)car
east to Yonge street to buy Doors albums at Sam's/A&A's or Peter Dunn's Vinyl Museum. But what I never realized was that while i was traveling there I was literally passing less than 100' from where the Doors performed for this video .(409 Parliament Street )The building is still there for those wanting to google map it.
I might gently question that but I could be totally wrong. Apologies if so, but It was likely recorded at the CBC TV studios on Yonge St at Marlborough. Now a Staples store. All of their live shows were there. The Parliament site was for radio, I believe. Anyway, great performance.
@@drumanchor2368
mildequator.com/filmhistory/tvp.html
The Rock Scene: Like It Is!
RECORDING DATE: 08/08/1967
LOCATION: 509 Parliament St. - Toronto, CA
PRODUCTION: CBC
COLOR: Yes
LENGTH: 12:49
HOST: Noel Harrison
Shot by CBC in Canada at an old movie theatre converted to television studio at 509 Parliament St. in Toronto for an episode of 'The Rock Scene: Like It Is', hosted by Noel Harrison. It was previously thought this performance was shot at the O'Keefe Centre, however new information from a CBC video engineer has revealed to MildEquator.com the actual location of this performance. The Doors portion of this show features The End, and although the other acts return to the studio to overdub their performances, The Doors do not. While this program does include a live performance of The End, the Oedipal section was omitted for the original broadcasts.
Photographs taken in the studio reveal that a rehearsal or a second performance takes place, indicating that perhaps more songs were performed and captured on tape. The show is originally broadcast on October 16th, 1967, and later in the U.S. on August 1, 1970 on WPIX and re-titled the Now Explosion. An unedited performance, or the missing Oedipal section is yet to be found and may no longer exist.
Other acts included in this program are the Jefferson Airplane, Dionne Warwick, Eric Anderson, and Sergio Mendez. The exact date of The Doors performance is believed to be August 8th, 1967, however confirmation is still needed. In 1990, the original two-inch quad videotapes are transferred to a one-inch type 'C' videotape on a Sony D2 machine, and given an official release on The Doors Soundstage Performances DVD in 2002.
@@drumanchor2368 my cousin was at this performance and can be seen, briefly, in the front row. It was the CBC studio on Parliament Street that in 1975 became CBC Radio One's Metro Morning studio.
@@PoliticalCineaste Thanks, Joey. Was not aware. Happy New Year, too.