dark greatings welcme back this is the last time we react to the doors for a while so lets go the the whisky bar link to video used • The Doors - Alabama So...
The song is by Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht, and was from the German opera Aufsteig Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny. The imagery, or film clip if you prefer, appears random as the song (to my knowledge) wasn't released as a single. Separately I suggest you check out The Doors 'The End' and Mack The Knife from 'The Threepenny Opera (not the updated version).
I never understood why they chose not to use the third verse, "Show me the way to the next dollar bill," in their recording. I'm sure any struggling band of the time would have related to that.
@@willowgothic The great Marianne Faithfull released a covers album in the 90s called 20TH CENTURY BLUES where she did this song and used all three verses, albeit in different translations from the German ("pretty boy," "little dollar" etc). She did the same for "Mack the Knife" as well. The same album has a cover of Harry Nilsson's "Don't Forget Me," which I think she recorded not long after he had died.
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The song is by Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht, and was from the German opera Aufsteig Und Fall Der Stadt Mahagonny.
The imagery, or film clip if you prefer, appears random as the song (to my knowledge) wasn't released as a single.
Separately I suggest you check out The Doors 'The End' and Mack The Knife from 'The Threepenny Opera (not the updated version).
@@simonlitten interesting idea for videos I will definitely check them out they just might appear in a future video
I never understood why they chose not to use the third verse, "Show me the way to the next dollar bill," in their recording. I'm sure any struggling band of the time would have related to that.
@@meheuck I know right I heard the song recently n I heard that verses I was like wait on this isn't the one I reacted to
@@willowgothic The great Marianne Faithfull released a covers album in the 90s called 20TH CENTURY BLUES where she did this song and used all three verses, albeit in different translations from the German ("pretty boy," "little dollar" etc). She did the same for "Mack the Knife" as well.
The same album has a cover of Harry Nilsson's "Don't Forget Me," which I think she recorded not long after he had died.
No not off LA woman off their first album.
@@me67226 cheers of that totally slipped my mind
Great song done by the Doors but not written by them