Drummer reacts to "Roadhouse Blues" by The Doors
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- This is always how the doors videos happen... I get a random comment suggesting a song and I just take the jump. WOW. I have NEVER heard this side of them. I didn't know they could do the blues like this. But silly me for doubting one of the greatest bands of all time. This was fantastic. What a cool sound they had here.
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#thedoors #jimmorrison
“I woke up in the morning and I got myself a beer. The future’s uncertain and the end is always near”. Greatest lines in Rock and Roll!
Best driving song ever. "keep your eyes on the road, your hands upon the wheel."
One of my favourite Doors song. The vocals and lyrics and musicians are iconic! Jim Morrison’s vocals are stellar!
‘The future’s uncertain but the end is alway near.
Let it roll Baby Roll.’
Yes!!!
Paul McCartney was asked once who's your favorite 60s band without hesitation he said The Doors. When their debut came out he bought like a hundred copies and handed them out to all his friends.
"the future's uncertain and the end is always near" is one of those lines that i love.
Best band to come out of the 60's
"The future's uncertain and the end is always near."
Jim was a seer. He knew. Somehow. There are so many hints in the music lol
Jim was most definitely an "Old soul", he may have passed away so young in this life, but he lived an "ancient long life" way back in the past...just my opinion.
The most Morrison lyric ever, "The future is uncertain and the end is always near."
"Save our city... right NOW!!" (is he hinting that the girl should save the community with some honky sex ritual?) 😄
When I was visiting my brother in San Francisco WAY back, one morning about 5:45 A.M. I awoke to this tune blasting through his flat. When I found him dancing around the living room, he was drinkin' a beer and smokin' a joint. I asked him what he was doing, and he said "I called work and told 'em 'I'm sick', so it's time to go have some fun." So I said, gimme a hit off that number and went to get a beer. Three days later, we staggered back into his flat. To this day, this is one of my all-time faves. Thanks man!
You were born 60 years to late Lee ! You’d have fitted right in back in the good old days !!!!!
Oh don't I know it.... I missed my destination by a few decades. Next time I'll make the right turn at 1950s not the left 😂
Don’t feel . I’m always lamenting the fact that I was born quite a bit too late for some of the best music ever.
I saw them in a small ballroom named The Retinal Circus in Vancouver in the summer of 1967...a few people sat around on the floor where the band was playing but most people danced to the music...when they returned a couple of years later they were in the Coliseum...
I saw The Doors on my 14th birthday. Jim showed up a little late and was drunk. He did get it together and it was a great concert 😅
The roadhouse that inspired this song was the Topanga Corral, a windowless nightclub in the counterculture enclave of the Topanga Canyon, where Jim Morrison lived. He used to sing
to his girlfriend when she was driving, "Keep your eyes on the road, and your hands on the wheel," and he incorporated it into the song.
* hands UPON the wheel
👍
The Corral was a kick ass place to go to see live music. Saw the Eagles and Neil Young with Crazy Horse there. Joni Mitchell was also scheduled, but she followed the Eagles and the crowd wouldn’t quiet down so she walked off the stage.
Yeah growing up in the valley my friends and I used to drive down Topanga Canyon all the time and often stopped at the ole store, we saw Jim and Pam there once and another time Linda Ronstadt and a few others. We would always leave them alone, as you "don't fan all over famous people'" in LA county, it's just a 'given" because they were all over the valley and LA just "hanging around" and living their lives.. If you didn't fan all over them they would often chat with you. Those are such good memories I have growing up in Los Angeles county and meeting so many famous people.
The ever-burning Doors question. Roadhouse Blues or LA Woman. I say Roadhouse Blues all the way.
Me too
I of course love both, but LA Woman is more of a dynamic song to me
LA Woman
Me too !
@@alrivers2297 That's kinda strange Al. I like both, but if you asked me why I liked Roadhouse Blues more I would give the same answer. I think it's more dynamic. Oh well you can like chocolate ice cream the most and still understand that people have different tastes.
John Sebastian from the Lovin spoonful played harmonica on this song
Wow, i don't think I've ever heard that before. Cool
Hey! Thanks for taking my comment. Morrison Hotel is my favorite Doors album. Not a bad tune on it.
This is one of the about 5 songs whit Doors i love ,im not a big fan of them but this so good.Love the harp
Yeah, that beat is soooo good. And Jim's voice. Perfect 😂❤
“Back Doot Man” goes off.
Classic Doors.
Thanks for reacting to my favorite song !Yes the roadhouse bar with shots, chicken wings , Beer and the band playing ! and the girls dancing ! Take me to that place ! Please do HELLO I LOVE YOU A AND THE CHANGLING and LA WOMAN.
I was singing along with this pick! Brighten my day
I was in a bunch of club bands in the 70s and 80s and most of them played this song. I think if there is such a thing as a "standard" for rock bands, this would be high on the list.
Yep, every bar band at that time HAD to know and play this song. This one along with Takin' Care Of Business, by BTO, You Shook Me and Highway To Hell by AC/DC, Rock & Roll by Led Zep - you had to be prepared to whip those out at any gig.
@@russallert Freebird, All Right Now, Mony Mony, Start Me Up...
One of my favorite songs by them.
There are no bad Doors albums. All great!
Owning all the Doors albums, I always enjoyed "Morrison Hotel" the most. The material was well produced and diverse.
Another banger on this album is
🎶Peace Frog🎶
Try it, you’ll like it!
If there is not many Doors requests, please do Not To Touch The Earth. It will definitely re-kindle the psychedelic organ driven chaos of the early Doors. Great in any mode, but this period is my favorite of the group, and what rocketed them to fame in the first place.
Yeah that is one of my favorites from the Doors. RIP JIM AND RAY
Love the Doors, thanks for the reaction
Great reaction. This is one of my favorite Doors tracks. The first time I heard it I was completely knocked out. I remember saying to the friend playing the album for me, "Where have they been hiding THIS side of the band?" This was coming after "The Soft Parade" which was a very different kind of record. "Morrison Hotel" and "L. A. Woman" are my favorite Doors albums. I love 'em all, but these two are 5 out of 5 stars.
I sang this in one of my covers bands in the 80s and 90s. I was also the harmonica player. The perfect encore number.
Thank you! It's nice to hear the original version, again, vs the remastered one.
I got to meet the photographer who took that album cover photo at a music festival. Cool guy named Henry Diltz. He also did the cover for the first CSN album.
Henry Diltz was one of the most prolific photographers during that era. His catalog is very extensive.
"Let it roll baby roll". Doors tearing it up! Morrison doing scat, Robbie going at it blues style, Ray playing tack piano. And John holding down that groove. It doesn't get any better.
This is my favorite album because it’s the one I heard when I was nine years old. I think every song is a banger, especially waiting for the sun, or I’m a spy.
Hyacinth House is a fantastic song off L.A. Woman that seems like a natural to react to next. Very personal lyrics by Morrison that drip with emotion. He realizes that he's gathered some unsavory friends due to his various addictions, and needs somebody new. A beautiful piano solo by Ray Manzarek (who wrote the music) that incorporates some Frederic Chopin. You'll love this song.
Sometimes you can tell he really wanted to be a poet.
Great band 👍
Great album.
The album titled "Absolutely Live" is a masterpiece. The best versions of the songs they had already done in the studio, plus Riders on the Storm, and perhaps the Doors best track ever, Who do you Love!
Love the Reactions! For some more foot to the floor Doors - Peace Frog > into Blue Sunday - same album - high high energy then pull it back in. Keep on Rockin’
Ha ha! Groovin’ along with you… can’t sit still when this album’s on. ‘You make me real’ next please!
Perfection. Another tune you'd like would be the "Crystal Ship".
Keep being on the doors. I don't own any of their music, but enjoyed them on radio back in our era.
THE SPY is my favorite track.
I grew up in this era. During that time, musicians were experimenting with blends of folk, rock, jazz, baroque, classical, blues, etc. We didn't give a shit what label you called it, but over time, the music industry insisted on these ridiculous labels.
Like the bar next door to your hotel… lol 🙂
Another facet of the Doors. Interesting…
Thank you, Lee!
Great reaction, great song! Thanks. You missed Robbie, try another version. They are all great.
One of my favorite doors songs.. classic.. crystal ship should be next
The doors "Not to touch the earth" is one of my favorites, but most you tube reactors, don't ever get that far into the doors "really interesting unique incredible songs". At the end of "Not to touch the earth" Jim says "I am the lizard king I can do anything", he was really into reptiles, I think they represented "ancient mythology stories" to him.
Love that harmonica,❤Marine little lady. Love the Doors..❤❤❤
Hard to go wrong with The Doors !
Roadhouse Blues.
Wow .. what a blast from the past!
You're good at describing the vibe of a song. Like where it sounds like it's from or or a scene it could be depicting 👍
5 to 1 another banger from the one and only Doors ✌🏻
The live version on the American Prayer album is very good also.
Love me some Doors ❤
I did not know that John Sebastian did the harmonica, how cool.
Check out "Crawling King Snake" on LA Woman, for more Doors flavoured Blues.
after watching you for a while now, I love seeing when a song just brings out your genuine smile and happy bubbly feelings 🤗
there's also a song they did that's not played very often called
Texas radio and the Big Beat... one that I like a lot.
What a great song by The Doors. This is one of their best.
Peace Frog from the album is awesome!
Peace Frog
with Blue Sunday
@@recyclerhopkins Underrated one
'Well I woke up this morning and I got myself a beer, the future's uncertain and the end is always near '!!.
This was my go to Lp before hitting the Town on a Friday night !! teenage years mid 70s
A couple of lines of class A's and I was sorted!!!
All of a sudden I'm a Grandfather!!
Wtf!!
Greetings from England, love your reactions lad !!....
Back in the day there were a bunch of dry counties, especially in the South. So, if you wanted a drink, you had to go to the roadhouse on the highway across the county line.
Yeah I grew up in a county that didn't serve or sell liquor on Sundays. Left over from prohibition days lol
written for Pam
and yeah you can look it up for clarification cuz I don't remember all the details but it is a real place or was a real place that they used to go to be behind a gas station I believe if I'm not mistaken
I used to turn up the doors up loudly and dance in the kitchen with my little children...
That was great!
"It's a Beautiful Day" 1969 and the songs 'Hot Summer Day', 'Wasted Union Blues'...then you'll be ready for 'Time Is'.
If you haven't already, "Back Door Man" would be a fun, bluesy Doors reaction. Written by blues legend Willie Dixon.
The album cover photo was taken from across the street using a telephoto lens because the hotel management wouldn't allow the band to set up a photo shoot inside.
Ooh great album! I have this one on vinyl. Some good songs on here. :)
Play...Waiting for the Sun...same album
I bought this in middle school. Traded for ITCOTCK by King Crimson. We agreed to keep the trade.
Cool track
The first time I can find anyone doing guitar "tapping" on the neck was Robby Krieger in the 60s. Before Jimmy Page and Clapton.
Went to visit Jim a couple of weeks ago.....the future uncertain but the end is clear
LA Woman ‘album’ is their bluesiest and my personal favorite. Would probably be your favorite too. Check it out!
I had no idea that was John Sebastian. Dr GoodVibes. Of all people. Yes, southwest desert blues, ya nailed it. The roadhouse is where shit goes down. You probably don't want to stop there. Jim sounded drunk. He always did at his best. A prodigious drinker he was
Definite cruising song
What a great description of Ray Manzarek. Love it. An extremely important early LA punk band, X, hit the scene hard with their first album, and guess who produced it? And also did a lot of arranging and also played keys on some of the songs, including their Doors cover, Soul Kitchen. Check it out, man.
Give their song Kingsnake a listen.
Do the live video. Gives you a clear vibe of their 'energy'.
Definitely “L.A. Woman”
Listen to The End from the 1997 box set.
Check out a couple of songs from their last album. W.A.S.P. (Texas Radio and the Big Beat) will give you a bit o' that swampy blues feel, and Cars Hiss By My Window is about the most definitive song of Kicked-Back LA Blues that I've ever heard.
A classic rocker featuring bungalows
The classic
British hard rock/boogie kings Status Quo used to cover this song in great style - there's a splendid live version on their epic 1977 live album, and it was provided with video footage here (the video is mostly from a show in Madrid that was filmed for TV two years before):. The communication with the audience here, and the energy of the band, are wonderful.
You'll love the drummer, John Coghlan, and his subtle and exact dynamic shifts:
ruclips.net/video/1ObHezZoZ1I/видео.html
For more Blues from The Doors check out The Wasp (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)
Im convinced this album was the precursor, to LA WOMAN.
If you haven't already, give Spanish Caravan a listen.
Peace Frog, or Crawling King Snake!
PEACE FROG! ....now!..lol..♥️
Nice reaction L33, you said it "You can never have enough Blues". having said that could you please do "Mojo Boogie" or " Murdering Blues" by JOHNNY WINTER...................
Love the Doors! This song is on most of my many iPod playlists, and it gets my vote for the best of the Doors. Next song would be LA Woman, more blues and high energy. Lee, you did this reaction with soul and heart as if your were born in another time. Excellent!
I read three bios of Morrison/The Doors, one each written by Robby, John and Ray. Jim had said he wanted to record a strictly, blues album when he returned from Paris. If you get an opportunity, take a listen to Peace Frog on the Morrison Hotel album. Peace out.
Love the Doors of Perceptions!! Jim Morrison is Amazing!!❤
Opening track from the hugely underrated Morrison Hotel album. It almost seems to get forgotten compared to L.A Woman, Strange Days, and the debut, but in my opinion - track for track - it's every bit as good as those 3, if not better. My personal favourite Doors album, with nothing close to a weak track on it.
If the rest of the album is as good as this, I'm there lol let's do it.
@L33Reacts it's a beauty. It isn't all bluesy rock and roll like this one (although it has its fair share) but the standard is consistently high all the way through. You'll love it.
1970...
Love Street is sweet.