I read that Robbie wrote the song for his music teacher - an Indian lady. It never made it on the first album as it was a raga and sounded too much like "The End" -- also a rage according to Robbie's biography..
@@MeatMachine69 Oh absolutely. That is so well said. I kind of want to take mushrooms one last time and drift out listening to the doors. I could listen to just this song on repeat for hours, and I often do.
True but there always be great music out there to listen to. Just because you dont hear on the radio doesnt mean there wont be any bands to listen to. Always keep open mind.
+dil rob I agree, but I didn't say that there is no great music.I said: ''There will never be a band like The Doors again.'. I also don't listen to the radio.You can hardly find nice music there, today.
It was the summer of 74' when I first heard this song...I was higher than a kite!!! I knew most of all the other Door's songs but not this one....it is my favorite of all time!!
Tanya racine ray was the mastermind behind the doors..yes jimbo with his looks lyrics voice n rock n roll lifestyle..robby and john excellent musicians..but man..ray was the glue..provided the groove and feel that the doors were..the way he tickled those keys..there will never b another 1 like u
sorry for my english , I want to tell that when my mother was very sick and she asked for this beautiful song it was her favorite song of Morrison and she death in the moment that he started to sing... ;(
There are hills and valleys in all media, and we are just stuck in a big valley now. there will be a new renaissance brought in soon, similar to the mid-60's.
I had the D.J. play this song during the traditional cutting of the cake at my wedding last year.Right before he started to play this song the room became eerily quiet and when "Indian Summer" came on i felt almost paralyzed by the beauty of the song and this great moment in my life.It was unbelievable and I will never forget that moment for as long as I live.Thank you to "The Doors" for being a huge part in my wedding.I am forever grateful. R.I.P. Jim and Ray your music will live on in infamy.
The Doors were in a class of their own... 50 years later Jim still carries weight when it comes to his ability to make you want to dance, sing and simply enjoy the Doors....
One of the most tender expressions of love I've ever heard...yes, they have more eloquent love songs, but I thing the simplicity of this song is more expressive than so many of Morrison's love songs because it has a sincerity and not just a wordsmithmanship that Jim could do effortlessly, this sincerity in it's simplest most tender expression
I've always listened to The Doors, yet somehow this song never made it into my rotation until now. Stressing over college and driving home one night this song finally played. My first reaction was tears to how magnificent this song was. At around the 1:10 mark I get this sense of being 'high' and just getting away from all the daily stress. Now its one of my favorite Doors songs.
This song is timeless. A little herb, hands folded on your chest, head raised and eyes closed, allow the song to take you where the Doors were, and still are....RIP Jim and Ray, I'll meet you in....The Summer....
Looking back in retrospect, it's hard to believe Morrison was wasted half the time he was conscious. Wether it was alcohol, dope, or just dropping acid, we should be grateful he lasted as long as he did. The doors really left us some timeless joy.
The melody, backing and Jim's voice just carry you away to wonderful days. I remember spending the glorious summer of 76 in the UK in Bath with my university friends. We had rented one of those wonderful Georgian houses - they were cheap then! Lying on sofas late at night, chatting, smoking, playing chess and trying to chat up the beauties in our group as the light flickered in those high ceiling rooms. Magical days.
Morrison once said they never did a song that was a pure expression of joy, "like a sun rising" but I think this one is it. Oh an Hyacinth House definitely is too. :)
I've been listening to the Doors for 30 years, I love his poetry it was the reason I wanted to be a writer! Morrison made me a writer and a philosopher!
I am twenty two yet I find this to surpass mostly every musical compesention I heard in years. Its beauty is divine and breath taking. I became hooked on the Doors during my college days when my sister gave me a People Are Strange shirt with the lyrics on the back.
This song is so beautiful and surreal , it swoops in a gathers me up into another world where nothing can touch me except the soft ,deep tones and whispers of Jim's sensual voice.And NO ONE COMES CLOSE TO TOUCHING JIM'S FIRE. PERIOD. this song is hands down one of the all time best, now and forever!
In my honest opinion there are 5 bands in all of rock that stand alone. The Doors, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, and lastly CCR. Jim Morrision was the lizard king, he could sing a nice laid band song...intricate, up tempo....loud and hearty. Ray Manzarek was a master on the keyboard that blended the drums and guitar perfectly. Long live the greatest rock band and long live Jim Morrison in our minds and ears. JM THE LIZARD KING.
I do like your choice of the 5 bands but I would swap CCR for Black Sabbath. It is matter of taste of course. To enjoy it while we can is most important 🙂
my girlfriend in 1974 loved this song the best - and me. whenever I hear that beautiful song I think of that wonderful sweat lady. I hope she reads these line someday ...
I have loved this song from the first time I heard it, one early autumn afternoon.. Was in an Indian summer kind of mood, and Morrison's voice backed by the gentle music- just reached out and grabbed me.. learned right then that the Doors were more than just a "Light My Fire" band..
This is my favorite Doors song of all time. Those little, delicate riffs that Robbie does after each line, following Jim's vocals, is musical perfection. So beautiful it makes me weep. This feeling of momentary bliss is exactly what music is about.
This song and this song alone had carried me through some really tough times after a hard day of getting my butt whooped by the world I would play this song at night to drift away into another realm . This song was my self medication and gave me a good night sleep I've been listening to this gem since 21 I'm 51 now and I always come back to this.
I sang this song when I was in an acting school few years ago. I remember crying while singing the words of Jim Morrison and the face of my teacher who saw my pain & how much I loved the person for who I was singing for. My first love. I’ll never forget this moment.
Jim always lit the fires of all of us.way ahead of his time,his music shall live on,....in our hearts.rip jim.condolences to the remaining band members on the loss of Jim,Pam,Ray,and many others.♥️
DOORS. ,,,, ONE OF THE GREATEST BANDS TO EVER APPEAR,,,,, never ever have I heard so many incredible tracks ,,, I bought their first album on American import in the 60s. …, never ever get tired of this band. ,,,, close to perfection Gx
No matter where I am, on the bus, in my room, at a library, I feel like this song takes me to a desert in India at sunset as it cool, with a soothing ambiance surrounding me. I feel refreshed after this song and it feels great, so pure and it makes your feel desolate, in a good way.
I had forgotten how much I loved their music....watching the movie "The Doors' brought back all the feelings. Jim was such a poet, tortured soul, amazing. I miss him.
The Doors did so much- from out and out rock numbers to beautiful ballads such as this and then their own entirely unique numbers- The End, When the Music's Over, etc, etc. The music- the melodies are timeless- in a 100 years a child could listen to this and be moved and wonder who sang it. Then as he or she grows up, she will listen to Riders on the Storm, entranced by the tune the lyrics will intrigue her or him. The magic of great music.
Such a heart warming beautiful song, one of my favs. The Doors were 4 talented musicians who found each other at the right time, and created some beautiful music together never to be repeated..
I love you, the best. Better than all the rest. I love you, the best. Better than all the rest, That I meet in the summer. Indian summer. That I meet in the summer. Indian summer I love you, the best. Better than all the rest.
The Doors is one of the most greatest Bands, I hear them since I was 16, now I am 39. I still love the music, adore Jim with his poems, he is amazing..
This song has always reached deep down into my soul, thank you. There is something there, that indescribable feeling of love. Always in my heart Jim. Gloria from Tucson, Az.
This track is off the Morrison Hotel LP in 1970 no one could foresee that a year later Jim would die. This certainly is an excellent song which is very poetic indeed. If Jim Morrison wouldn't have lived life in the fast lane perhaps he would've been around several more years. Who knows what great songs the Doors would've recorded. Without Jim Morrison the Doors sounded like an entirely different band. The Doors music and Jim Morrison's poems will always live on.
Strange how the musicians of the sixties had no peers to learn from and they made the most amazing music of the 20th century.....yet today musicians have the last 50 years of music to learn from but only a small percentage of them actually produce anything creative or fresh.....you tube is a free gateway to music history heaven that my generation had to buy books and records to learn about.....how sad that by the time it was created so many of todays younger generation were more interested in what Kim Kardashian did on her holidays or what was the most cruel thing Simon Cowell said on Saturday night.....if I could go back in time and show the kids of the sixties what became of good food, good music and free love I would give them A Happy Meal, A One Direction CD and open an account for them on Tinder ....I'm certain that they would laugh out loud in disbelief
My hat is off to you sir! I like your style.. I understood perfectly what you are conveying. Might I add good literature and prose, where I might include any postmodern narrative; I’m sure they would think you had time travelled back, from the year 1984.
To be like The Doors you need an authentic mind and an original soul which is not seen as "cool" nowadays. If you are like Jim or Janis youll be ignored
To produce anything new or creative is very difficult today when it is so much easier to put your time and talents elsewhere. And furthermore, what is new or what is creative today still needs to rise to the standard of quality that was set 45-55 years ago. Never forget, that this is a standard that Jim Morrison himself could no longer live up to during his last days in Paris in 1971. That said, I do not believe we are yet at the point (late 2019) where this is no longer possible. It takes a truly insane amount of effort to go over all the material that one must and still be able to imagine what it might be in a given song that is lacking and then do it differently. In regards to all new stuff (new melody and new lyrics) you do not get there without having first done tons and tons of cover stuff. Difficult but not impossible.
actually, this was the first song the Doors ever recorded for an early promo reel. Before he met Pam Courson. I believe it is for his first love, Mary Werbelow. YOu can search here on RUclips for the early promo version which is much less polished than this but great to hear.
@@shannon6708 I think that is likely. Blue Sunday definitely written during the Pamela days. Here's the earliest version of Indian Summer. The first song they ever recorded!! ruclips.net/video/H69o9m3Mu6I/видео.html
@@ACraig-og8tn Thanks. I am a huge doors fan and I appreciate it. that's interesting. I think he really loved Pam. "If they say I never loved you, you know they are a liar" L.A. woman.
I get a nice warm, fuzzy feeling from this song. The combination of Jim’s warm vocal overtones with Ray’s smooth bass lines on his Vox create a pleasant atmosphere… or maybe it’s the years of drug use that has softened my brain. Either way, this is great 😂
I'm jealous of the moon, because you look at it. I'm jealous of the sun, because it warms you. I feel you, even when I'm not feeling you. I talk to you when I'm not talking to you. I love you, even when I'm not loving you."... you know I love you ...
Jim Morrison is great! I'm a big fan of his writings. I love his music. I remember watching the movie The Doors. With Val Kilmer. And though I was 14 at the time when I saw the movie, something about Jim just wanted me to listen to his music! The Doors are a great band. But Jim Morrison is my idol! I write poetry here and their. And he's the main inspiration in my writings. A great writer.
I agree. I loved them since their come back in the 90's when I was 13. I became transfixed. I also started writing poetry. I still do. It takes me to my essence, so does this song 😀 It is MAGIK
Got the last three years I go to the sea coast and stay in the motel got two tree nights. Like Indian summer cuz the season is over here. Next week. Our last Indian summer trip 🙏🏼😎🏖😎🌞🌞🌞❤️😎
Sublimely astonishing song! Too bad is so damn short, yet so memorable. Indian Summer rules! Love The Doors since I saw the Oliver Stone picture! The Romanian young women in Sibiu were really crazy about seeing the film (Val Kilmer, Meg Ryan) and The Doors. Jim Morrison is my fav. American poet ever, but only after Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan. Can you picture what shall be? So transcendentaly free?
Yes...probably the most heart felt and sensitive song by The Doors. I tend to think if Jim got past his demons he would have continued on making more songs in this vein. He was a soft and sensitive soul underneath.
I just feel love hearing this... Doors bring me so much love... I'm grateful for living in this world showed for this band, just sorry for be in wrong time, I'd rather be in that time to feel it strongly...
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how about a round of applause for Robby's gorgeous guitar playing here.
sounds like an open e or d tuning maybe..beautiful riffage
👏👏👏
I read that Robbie wrote the song for his music teacher - an Indian lady. It never made it on the first album as it was a raga and sounded too much like "The End" -- also a rage according to Robbie's biography..
Absolutely !!! Wouldn't sound the way they did without him...played best bottleneck guitar I ever heard
The best man!
When I listen to the Doors, I feel like Im home. Best feeling in the world.
Amen, friend
Amen.
We must come from the same place. ❤️
You are home . Don't lose yourself. Follow your heart
I concur for sure, I feel like I can die happily whilst listening to the Doors
@@MeatMachine69 Oh absolutely. That is so well said. I kind of want to take mushrooms one last time and drift out listening to the doors. I could listen to just this song on repeat for hours, and I often do.
You are indeed brother you are!
No matter what mood you are in there is always a Doors song to fit the mood.
There will never be a band like The Doors again.
True but there always be great music out there to listen to. Just because you dont hear on the radio doesnt mean there wont be any bands to listen to. Always keep open mind.
+dil rob I agree, but I didn't say that there is no great music.I said: ''There will never be a band like The Doors again.'.
I also don't listen to the radio.You can hardly find nice music there, today.
***** Αυτό το πιστεύω κι εγώ.
Yea and I'm going to be in it
meee too
It was the summer of 74' when I first heard this song...I was higher than a kite!!! I knew most of all the other Door's songs but not this one....it is my favorite of all time!!
This song makes me nostalgic about memories that may not be mine. And that's ethereal
Milana Mitovska me too, so sad
you put that feeling into words so perfectly :)
Идеальная формулировка!
Me too 🌟
Well said. Gracias
Rest in peace Ray Manzarek. You were a gift just like Morrison that won't be forgotten for generations to come.
Amen To that.
AMEN !!!!!
Tanya racine ray was the mastermind behind the doors..yes jimbo with his looks lyrics voice n rock n roll lifestyle..robby and john excellent musicians..but man..ray was the glue..provided the groove and feel that the doors were..the way he tickled those keys..there will never b another 1 like u
Tanya racine it was ray who believed in Jim, no one like them
tickled the keys and played most basslines
Jim’s voice and that Doors’ unique sound - the perfect combination. RIP Jim and Ray
I wish Jim could have stayed around for many more years.
My wedding Song. Everytime I hear it I fall in love with my wife like I did when we first met.
Dude that's awesome
sorry for my english , I want to tell that when my mother was very sick and she asked for this beautiful song it was her favorite song of Morrison and she death in the moment that he started to sing... ;(
Sorry for your loss
your mother was an emotional and loving women......
Elva That is very sad and very beautiful at the same time.
she was carried away with tune,,,,
Elva Gabriela Olvera sorry to hear that
I hope the following generations cherish this music as much as so many of us have
+Andrew Terrien we do:)
we do and my childs will do too :)
There are hills and valleys in all media, and we are just stuck in a big valley now. there will be a new renaissance brought in soon, similar to the mid-60's.
Joseph Stassup how do u know
Andrew Terrien I'm trying my best my friiiiiiend.
This song is so gorgeous it brings tears to my eyes. And it's so simplistic, musically and lyrically. It's pure.
how to cry ?
Me too.
❤️
Pure simple and very beautiful..🍃🌿💚
@@aditya1421997 biaĺłab
This song makes you feel at peace
most beautiful song I've ever heard
Billy johnson , u pravu si!! Najbolja od najboljih!!
tri kralja shit yes
@@trikralja kako ste? to si tocno rekao jako lijepa pjesma
NEVER EVER FOREVER ! The One & Only BAND !!!!
I had the D.J. play this song during the traditional cutting of the cake at my wedding last year.Right before he started to play this song the room became eerily quiet and when "Indian Summer" came on i felt almost paralyzed by the beauty of the song and this great moment in my life.It was unbelievable and I will never forget that moment for as long as I live.Thank you to "The Doors" for being a huge part in my wedding.I am forever grateful. R.I.P. Jim and Ray your music will live on in infamy.
That's so beautiful...
did the same, it was a magic moment
Not infamy, fame.
The West is the Rest
The Doors was the best
The Doors were in a class of their own... 50 years later Jim still carries weight when it comes to his ability to make you want to dance, sing and simply enjoy the Doors....
I so agree.
Every summer is an "Indian Summer". What a beautiful song, another timeless song from the Doors.
they are my comfort band when ever I fall into state of deppresion they are the cure :)
One of the most tender expressions of love I've ever heard...yes, they have more eloquent love songs, but I thing the simplicity of this song is more expressive than so many of Morrison's love songs because it has a sincerity and not just a wordsmithmanship that Jim could do effortlessly, this sincerity in it's simplest most tender expression
It has 19 different words all together, but speaks thousands.
That opening chord
As far as I know, Jim never had a voice lesson or singing lesson in his sadly short life. Yet, he was pitch-perfect on every note he sang.
Charles Gibson he trained himself I guess
I've always listened to The Doors, yet somehow this song never made it into my rotation until now. Stressing over college and driving home one night this song finally played. My first reaction was tears to how magnificent this song was. At around the 1:10 mark I get this sense of being 'high' and just getting away from all the daily stress. Now its one of my favorite Doors songs.
Этот звук не во времени,ни в пространстве!красота этой мелодии вечна!красота голоса Джима фантастична!,,ДОРЗ,,вы вечны!❤обожаю вас!💎🎤🎶
This song is timeless. A little herb, hands folded on your chest, head raised and eyes closed, allow the song to take you where the Doors were, and still are....RIP Jim and Ray, I'll meet you in....The Summer....
Looking back in retrospect, it's hard to believe Morrison was wasted half the time he was conscious. Wether it was alcohol, dope, or just dropping acid, we should be grateful he lasted as long as he did. The doors really left us some timeless joy.
in retrospect, all the drugs made him a musical genius..but you must remember; if you live by the sword, you may die by it..
Drugs don't create genius. It just simplify the expression of the talent already in the person
The Beach good point, I think musicians do use drugs as an inspiration for their writings, this we know since so many of them have died from drugs..
sometimes they help the artist to break on to the other side :D
its better to burnout than to fade away
This song can still touch deeply. For all the ones loved and loving it brings this feeling that has no name. When I listen..
The melody, backing and Jim's voice just carry you away to wonderful days. I remember spending the glorious summer of 76 in the UK in Bath with my university friends. We had rented one of those wonderful Georgian houses - they were cheap then! Lying on sofas late at night, chatting, smoking, playing chess and trying to chat up the beauties in our group as the light flickered in those high ceiling rooms. Magical days.
Morrison once said they never did a song that was a pure expression of joy, "like a sun rising" but I think this one is it.
Oh an Hyacinth House definitely is too. :)
Pure genius he poured all of his suffering into his singing beautiful man with a beautiful voice.
the more you here these guys, the more you realize what superb musicians they really were!
One of my favorite songs of all time.
x2
Beautiful song by one of the best bands ever to happen
I've been listening to the Doors for 30 years, I love his poetry it was the reason I wanted to be a writer! Morrison made me a writer and a philosopher!
sorry to tell you: you re not a writer and not a philosopher just a man like the rest of us
@@user-bt3tj6we7b What a lovely thing to say to a stranger. 🥰 Consider exploring the thing in you that causes you to lash out in such a way.
@@billium99 lollllllllll the only thing you have to know is that : i love you more than you'll ever know !!!
What beautiful songs have been written and composed on this earth 🫀
And another magic from the greatest rock n roll band
This song moves mountains. It takes me on a journey to a time of dreams and hopes in humanity. the 60's
❤
I am twenty two yet I find this to surpass mostly every musical compesention I heard in years. Its beauty is divine and breath taking. I became hooked on the Doors during my college days when my sister gave me a People Are Strange shirt with the lyrics on the back.
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You have good taste in music, Daniel.
Daniel Mapp hell i am 15
This song is so beautiful and surreal , it swoops in a gathers me up into another world where nothing can touch me except the soft ,deep tones and whispers of Jim's sensual voice.And NO ONE COMES CLOSE TO TOUCHING JIM'S FIRE. PERIOD. this song is hands down one of the all time best, now and forever!
In my honest opinion there are 5 bands in all of rock that stand alone. The Doors, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, and lastly CCR. Jim Morrision was the lizard king, he could sing a nice laid band song...intricate, up tempo....loud and hearty. Ray Manzarek was a master on the keyboard that blended the drums and guitar perfectly. Long live the greatest rock band and long live Jim Morrison in our minds and ears. JM THE LIZARD KING.
The beatles are pure crap and you only choose American/English band it's shows how close minded you are.
Definitely ccr they had so many good songs within the short time they were together
@@utopictech6425 Beatles are a Tavistock creation. A little better than the Monkees lol
@@jm-tl6od The Monkees once they learned to play their instruments were more talented and put out better music than The Beatles.
I do like your choice of the 5 bands but I would swap CCR for Black Sabbath.
It is matter of taste of course.
To enjoy it while we can is most important 🙂
my girlfriend in 1974 loved this song the best - and me. whenever I hear that beautiful song I think of that wonderful sweat lady. I hope she reads these line someday ...
@Zuco thanks a lot! imagine, after some 40 years it seems like yesterday to me ...
Don't know why, but i like you and Zuco without even knowing who you are!
That feeling when you discover a new Doors song you cannot stop listening to
I have loved this song from the first time I heard it, one early autumn afternoon.. Was in an Indian summer kind of mood, and Morrison's voice backed by the gentle music- just reached out and grabbed me.. learned right then that the Doors were more than just a "Light My Fire" band..
This is my favorite Doors song of all time. Those little, delicate riffs that Robbie does after each line, following Jim's vocals, is musical perfection. So beautiful it makes me weep. This feeling of momentary bliss is exactly what music is about.
Amen... none other like this
I totalllly agree!!
Un'altra magnifica interpretazione dì Jim Morrison che ci fa sentire la sua presenza fra noi. Ciao Jim tank you!
One of the most relaxing songs they ever made.
such a soothing voice, he could sing all different ways
The Doors are deep and spoke from the heart! The best of all time
This song and this song alone had carried me through some really tough times after a hard day of getting my butt whooped by the world I would play this song at night to drift away into another realm . This song was my self medication and gave me a good night sleep I've been listening to this gem since 21 I'm 51 now and I always come back to this.
I'm 21 right now and do the same thing
My favorite Doors song.....
This song is so soft and gentle and pretty it's hard to believe it's by the same people who gave us Riders on the Storm. It's incredibly beautiful.
I sang this song when I was in an acting school few years ago. I remember crying while singing the words of Jim Morrison and the face of my teacher who saw my pain & how much I loved the person for who I was singing for. My first love. I’ll never forget this moment.
Well done freddy 👍👍
This song makes me cry so hard, anyone else? Like it makes you feel lovesick in a beautiful but painful way?
❤
I've always wanted to listen to this while walking along a beach with the sun setting ;)
And saving a beached whale!
Jim always lit the fires of all of us.way ahead of his time,his music shall live on,....in our hearts.rip jim.condolences to the remaining band members on the loss of Jim,Pam,Ray,and many others.♥️
Been. Listening since I’m 16 yrs old. I’m 41 now. Never gets old. The doors for ever
DOORS. ,,,, ONE OF THE GREATEST BANDS TO EVER APPEAR,,,,, never ever have I heard so many incredible tracks ,,, I bought their first album on American import in the 60s. …, never ever get tired of this band. ,,,, close to perfection Gx
Hauntingly beautiful ❤
No matter where I am, on the bus, in my room, at a library, I feel like this song takes me to a desert in India at sunset as it cool, with a soothing ambiance surrounding me. I feel refreshed after this song and it feels great, so pure and it makes your feel desolate, in a good way.
Je suis fan des Doors depuis 25 ans, et j'adore cette chanson. On entend la sensibilité de Jim sur ce titre. Dommage que tu sois mort si jeune. 😥💔
I had forgotten how much I loved their music....watching the movie "The Doors' brought back all the feelings. Jim was such a poet, tortured soul, amazing. I miss him.
The Doors did so much- from out and out rock numbers to beautiful ballads such as this and then their own entirely unique numbers- The End, When the Music's Over, etc, etc.
The music- the melodies are timeless- in a 100 years a child could listen to this and be moved and wonder who sang it. Then as he or she grows up, she will listen to Riders on the Storm, entranced by the tune the lyrics will intrigue her or him.
The magic of great music.
Such a heart warming beautiful song, one of my favs. The Doors were 4 talented musicians who found each other at the right time, and created some beautiful music together never to be repeated..
The Doors will never die. I'm 37 now and they've been my intro to 70's music when I was 14, along with Jimi and Janis in primis. Lots of love!
I love you Jim, Happy Birthday♡ you are an angel.
I love you, the best.
Better than all the rest.
I love you, the best.
Better than all the rest,
That I meet in the summer.
Indian summer.
That I meet in the summer.
Indian summer
I love you, the best.
Better than all the rest.
Natalia Carolina Pérez Motta hello Natalia
grazie per il testo, grazie!!
People don't appreciate love these days
....and?
Mi favorita ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Just one of the best albums on the Earth.
The Doors is one of the most greatest Bands, I hear them since I was 16, now I am 39. I still love the music, adore Jim with his poems, he is amazing..
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One of the few groups that every song on every album was a jem. You just don't get that anymore.
*gem
i tought the same then i found tame impala
@@Queeentrasputo What about Alice In Chains
The Doors have a lot of shite songs.
@@chaden9498 My, what a well thought out, intelligent critique, sad no one...ever. Cheers.
Such a beautiful song, so talented these boys
This song has always reached deep down into my soul, thank you. There is something there, that indescribable feeling of love. Always in my heart Jim. Gloria from Tucson, Az.
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50 years on and this still holds its weight magnificently. What a great band collectively despite the hiccups along the way
This track is off the Morrison Hotel LP in 1970 no one could foresee that a year later Jim would die. This certainly is an excellent song which is very poetic indeed. If Jim Morrison wouldn't have lived life in the fast lane perhaps he would've been around several more years. Who knows what great songs the Doors would've recorded. Without Jim Morrison the Doors sounded like an entirely different band. The Doors music and Jim Morrison's poems will always live on.
Strange how the musicians of the sixties had no peers to learn from and they made the most amazing music of the 20th century.....yet today musicians have the last 50 years of music to learn from but only a small percentage of them actually produce anything creative or fresh.....you tube is a free gateway to music history heaven that my generation had to buy books and records to learn about.....how sad that by the time it was created so many of todays younger generation were more interested in what Kim Kardashian did on her holidays or what was the most cruel thing Simon Cowell said on Saturday night.....if I could go back in time and show the kids of the sixties what became of good food, good music and free love I would give them A Happy Meal, A One Direction CD and open an account for them on Tinder ....I'm certain that they would laugh out loud in disbelief
Redcop UK.... sadly I agree with you. I look around and wonder what has happened to people. it is so heartbreaking and so depressing. :*(
My hat is off to you sir! I like your style.. I understood perfectly what you are conveying. Might I add good literature and prose, where I might include any postmodern narrative; I’m sure they would think you had time travelled back, from the year 1984.
Cultural Marxism
To be like The Doors you need an authentic mind and an original soul which is not seen as "cool" nowadays. If you are like Jim or Janis youll be ignored
To produce anything new or creative is very difficult today when it is so much easier to put your time and talents elsewhere. And furthermore, what is new or what is creative today still needs to rise to the standard of quality that was set 45-55 years ago. Never forget, that this is a standard that Jim Morrison himself could no longer live up to during his last days in Paris in 1971. That said, I do not believe we are yet at the point (late 2019) where this is no longer possible. It takes a truly insane amount of effort to go over all the material that one must and still be able to imagine what it might be in a given song that is lacking and then do it differently. In regards to all new stuff (new melody and new lyrics) you do not get there without having first done tons and tons of cover stuff. Difficult but not impossible.
what a great name for a baby, Indian summer ~"I love you best. Better than all the rest !!!" "That I meet in the summer. Indian summer."
The most beautiful song of 1960s.....retired US Army....i survived....the madness....
Welcome home.
This song is about Jim Morrison's love for Pamela Courson. One of the most romantic songs ever.
actually, this was the first song the Doors ever recorded for an early promo reel. Before he met Pam Courson. I believe it is for his first love, Mary Werbelow. YOu can search here on RUclips for the early promo version which is much less polished than this but great to hear.
@@ACraig-og8tn I think I heard Ray Manzarek say that once but maybe he was talking about "Blue Sunday"!
@@shannon6708 I think that is likely. Blue Sunday definitely written during the Pamela days. Here's the earliest version of Indian Summer. The first song they ever recorded!! ruclips.net/video/H69o9m3Mu6I/видео.html
@@ACraig-og8tn Thanks. I am a huge doors fan and I appreciate it. that's interesting. I think he really loved Pam. "If they say I never loved you, you know they are a liar" L.A. woman.
@@ACraig-og8tn that is really beautiful. Thank you.
I get a nice warm, fuzzy feeling from this song. The combination of Jim’s warm vocal overtones with Ray’s smooth bass lines on his Vox create a pleasant atmosphere… or maybe it’s the years of drug use that has softened my brain. Either way, this is great 😂
This song is absolutely breath taking!
I'm jealous of the moon, because you look at it. I'm jealous of the sun, because it warms you. I feel you, even when I'm not feeling you. I talk to you when I'm not talking to you. I love you, even when I'm not loving you."... you know I love you ...
I like that..
This is beautiful
This yours? It's wonderful
Une autre dimension ! Ensorcellant...
@@queenofthebutterflies5212 Not mine, this is from the movie, Jean-Michele Basquiat)
jim is so legendary that it s hard to believe he was a real person !!!
Phenomenal song. Beautiful man with a beautiful voice.
JIM MORRISON IS AMERICA's TRUE POET, GENIUS and GORGEOUS ANGEL..... Kim
Jim Morrison A true legend
Grew up with the doors and first time. I hear this song. AMAZING!!
Jim Morrison is great! I'm a big fan of his writings. I love his music. I remember watching the movie The Doors. With Val Kilmer. And though I was 14 at the time when I saw the movie, something about Jim just wanted me to listen to his music! The Doors are a great band. But Jim Morrison is my idol! I write poetry here and their. And he's the main inspiration in my writings. A great writer.
this is The Doors' best song in my honest, pure, heartfelt opinion
cystal ship is pretty good too, and has a similar ethereal spacy feel to it.
I agree. I loved them since their come back in the 90's when I was 13. I became transfixed. I also started writing poetry. I still do. It takes me to my essence, so does this song 😀 It is MAGIK
Got the last three years I go to the sea coast and stay in the motel got two tree nights. Like Indian summer cuz the season is over here. Next week.
Our last Indian summer trip
🙏🏼😎🏖😎🌞🌞🌞❤️😎
Sublimely astonishing song! Too bad is so damn short, yet so memorable. Indian Summer rules! Love The Doors since I saw the Oliver Stone picture! The Romanian young women in Sibiu were really crazy about seeing the film (Val Kilmer, Meg Ryan) and The Doors. Jim Morrison is my fav. American poet ever, but only after Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan. Can you picture what shall be? So transcendentaly free?
Thanks thats a great song from one of the greatest band ever
A truly beautiful song - I cannot wait to have this played at my wedding in a couple of months.
... the comment is now 4 months old, and you may be married by now :-) Congratulations !
Pure magic.
Haustor
Madalajn N. Maior poeta de todos os tempos
Madalajn N. hello happy holidays
Yes...probably the most heart felt and sensitive song by The Doors. I tend to think if Jim got past his demons he would have continued on making more songs in this vein. He was a soft and sensitive soul underneath.
Wonder
One of my favorite songs of all times.
I just feel love hearing this...
Doors bring me so much love...
I'm grateful for living in this world showed for this band, just sorry for be in wrong time, I'd rather be in that time to feel it strongly...
I ❤️❤️❤️❤️YOU,THE DOORS
can feel the warm summerbreeze and happiness ....walking along the beach ....great memories
Μaybe the best song of the band, simply and unique , like warm sun !
Give me just one band to listen to forever you know its the Doors.
such a beautiful song that goes against the grain for the doors. and for a beautiful song, it starts with a haunting dark note.
Hi I'm 21, and this is my favorite band, sometimes I think I was born too late.
You are not the only one bro 👊