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The Doors From The Inside

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    • Tracklisting:

    1. The Doors From The Inside - Hour 2

    2. The Doors From The Inside - Hour 4

    3. The Doors From The Inside - Hour 1

    4. The Doors From The Inside - Hour 6

    5. The Doors From The Inside - Hour 3

    6. The Doors From The Inside - Hour 5
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    With Jim Morrison, Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger, John Densmore & Jac Holzman

    Produced by: Sandy Gibson
    Executive Producer: Jac Holzman
    Written by: Sandy Gibson, Jac Holzman, John “Flex” Fleming
    Engineer: Mick McCabe

    Episode 1: 1966 – The Beginning: UCLA, Local L.A. Clubs, Signed to Elektra Records
    Run time: 47:37

    Episode 2: 1967 – “Light My Fire” Goes Number One
    Run time: 47:46

    Episode 3: 1968 – From Small Clubs to Ballrooms to Arenas
    Run time: 44:55

    Episode 4: 1969 – Miami and Its Reverberations
    Run time: 48:35

    Episode 5: 1970 – Back to Basics: “Morrison Hotel”
    Run time: 48:46

    Episode 6: 1971 – “L.A. Woman,” Jim’s Departure for Paris, and the Doors Today
    Run time: 47:30

    A special thanks to Robby Krieger and Ray Manzarek for new musical contributions, and to those many insiders who shared their memories so freely.

    © ® 1988 by Valley Isle Productions Ltd.
    All Rights Reserved.

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David's picture

Tue, 2011-03-22 23:46 — David

Genial esto es musica para mis oidos! I hope you can print it on a cd o mp3 avaliable very soon! saludos desde Metepec, México!

claudio's picture

Tue, 2011-03-22 05:52 — claudio

This is a very good production! I heard 8 live albums by The Doors two months ago. And now listening the "inside" is a great liberation for my mind. Thanks!

Surpur's picture

Tue, 2011-03-22 03:58 — Surpur

Wow - this is great stuff! Thanks a lot :)

alfshumway's picture

Tue, 2011-03-22 03:34 — alfshumway

Cool stuff. Thanks for this.

HillJack's picture

Tue, 2011-03-22 03:02 — HillJack

Is this available as a podcast or mp3 on iTunes... so I can listen later on my iPod? Just don't have the time to be anchored to the computer for six hours.

Arthur Phoenix's picture

Tue, 2011-03-22 03:01 — Arthur Phoenix

This is pure gold!
Thanks for making this available for all to hear.
The Doors' legacy is truly beyond measure.
Blessed be,
A.