The Doors -'Fillmore East, (N.Y.C. 68)'
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- Опубликовано: 17 мар 2022
- The Fillmore East was rock promoter Bill Graham's rock venue on Second Avenue near East 6th Street in the Lower East Side neighborhood, now called the East Village neighborhood of the borough of Manhattan of New York City. IT WAS ONLY OPEN FOR 3 years, 3 months, and 19 days, but in that short time the Fillmore East made an indelible mark on New York’s rock scene in the 1960s. Housed in a former Yiddish theater, the concert hall sold out performances by greats like The Doors,Jimi Hendrix, The Allman Brothers,Joni Mitchell, The Grateful Dead, and many others..(Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing).
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This is a treasure ! Great memories and live Doors !
thank you as always for posting this! My family lived there since forever...I lived at 344 East 6th...corner of 1st...walked by there last week..I dream of magic of it happening again!
Wow, kool memories, I love The City, the vibe is unmatched. Thanks for your comment and watching my addiction.
Absolutely, fabulous place for everyone energy since we have a wonderful day from live spirit of music. Fabulous video and comments. Thanks. Good time for you.
the music is over for any cheap ass rent in that area..
This is from a documentary called, "Temples of Rock" from 2003 hosted by Ray Manzarek, the full documentary runs 90 mins.
3 four and 5 dollars, then 4 five and six, to see an opener, then 2 great bands--unbelievable place, went many times---
What a footage. Took me back when I was 23, at the early 2000's, and used to listen 'Absolutely Live' on cd and wondered how was the ambient, the people of that show.
Really good stuff. Thank you.
I did the same trip with my 8 Track of Absolutely Live! Great generations think alike! Party on!
What a great time for seeing the greats of Rock. Between the Fillmore East and the Academy of Music on 14th St. I probable attended over 50 shows between the two. Tickets were cheap. The late shows at the Fillmore could last almost to daybreak.
I was fortunate to have seen many of the all time greats at the Fillmore East. Every Fri or Sat nite we would go see a show, early or late, whatever was available. First show I saw at the Fillmore was Jefferson Airplane with Arthur Brown in '68. Airplane always gave a great show. Sly was fantastic. Best I saw was Hendrix with Band of Gypsies ($7 for 12th row from stage).
Thank you so much for posting. A interesting little video. Bravo 🙌
You are welcome G/D, GRACIAS!
You don’t disappoint…..continued thanks!
Awe shucks Frankie, party on Maan!
8:35 When the Music's Over (Live at the Felt Forum, New York City, January 17, 1970, Second Show) love U Airbaja
Love U more!
i was at absolutely live, wasn't it in the garden itself?
!20 shows, and yes, the greatest fucking venue of all time- We always hit the late show, 11:30 and rarely disappointed. Bill Greaham, and i was fortunate knowing this man was billiant, was a great guy and alsways shook his hand at the end of every event. Thank you, Ray
Right on Dude you lived the dream!!!
Spotted the billboard for PATTON 1970. Wonder if Debra Harry Wind in the Willows / Blondie watched any Doors concerts ?
there was a fillmore east footage on youtube of doors break on through a few years ago but since deleted, the song was totally different to the normal composition. Wish I could see it again.
Jimbo
Anybody remember Ratner's Restaurant...?
nyc fillmore..saw Allman bro.eat a peach.traffic.zztop.bb king.commander cody.. ny rock ensemble.zappa etc.then became academy of music .n palladium..puffed a plenty in men's room bak then..now? I'm old
Which show if you had to pick one R/C was the one you'd go back in time for? I know
d.) All the Above
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ThNks me putín . Saludos amigo. 😔
Putin got nothing to do with it wake up
I read somewhere that The Doors opened for Simon & Garfunkel in New York and were dissed by the S&G fans. It might have been Sugarman’s book?
Danny was a nice kid. but the longer I do this the more I believe his memory could have been better. Here is a report on that show from two Elektra executives who were there.-The Doors are added to the bill at the end of July and are not listed on original promotional posters.
-8:30pm scheduled start time for The Doors.
-A VOX band battle takes place before the main performances on this date.
-Gates open at 7:30pm for a presentation of an electric organ by Dimitris Toufexis.
-The Doors reportedly lose equipment on the flight to this performance and are delayed taking the stage.
-Audience members cheer and applause The Doors upon their arrival on stage.
-Jim Morrison excites the audience with his introduction to the show by announcing "This is the end".
-The Doors perform without incident and no lack of ability during this show.
-The Doors are followed by Simon & Garfunkel.
-Audience members heckle Simon & Garfunkel and receive entertaining responses.
-A review written by John Stickney for the Williams Record (See Below) pertains to this show.
-John Stickney attends this performance with Elektra publicist Danny Fields.