19(-68 -)69
Build Me A Woman


Tell All The People


Wishful Sinful


The Soft Parade


Spanish Caravan Live Roundhouse


Miami 69


Dinner Key spectacle



1970-71
Ghost Song


The Changeling


WTMO IoW 1970, alas without the Doom’s Day scream, only 2nd half


Woman In The Window


Last Rolling Stone interview w/ Jimbo 1971

(rest comes up beside)
Crawling KingSnake Oz 1971, said to be the last performance with Mk I ever



1972 Post-Jimbo: Tightrope Ride



1967
BOT One of the first studio appearances Jan 1 67


Hello I Love You


People Are Strange@Ed Sullivan


WTMO


Dec 27 1967 Johanthan Winter’s Show MD & LMF

(actually a classic)
Various playlists Doors [www.youtube.com]
Get Off My Life Matrix 67


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Unseen footage in connection a rock opera & Ann Morrison


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Non-Doors but bonus late 60s/earliest 70s
HEAT
Let’s Work Together


Refried Boogie


Future Blues



Burdon & War PIB


Cn Beefheart- I’m Gonna Booglarize Ya, baby

Many thanks. Haven't worked my way thru 'em all. The first couple of clips sure looks promising

Key word here is: "original".
No home videos have been uses as far as I can see;
perhaps some home-made bridge or part.

The 1969 sessons is most interesting imo.
There were somethin' "Elvis-ish" over Jimbo around 1969,
somethin' Memphis, somethin' extra-Southern, which I like a lot.

Bizzare as usual; I see Soft Parade as their strongest album in its complexity.
Many people seek for homogenity, not me. Thats why I also
fancy The White Album among Beatles' & Exile + GHS among Stones.

The End live with Long Black Train intermixed (70/71?)


The info doesnt say so; but its gotta be IoW.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-09-21 03:17 by Baboon Bro.

Better audio IoW 1970, WTMO, still no dooms day intro scream,
but a great We want the --- -scream....

Main stock of the 1969 material is the
Aquarius Theatre Rehearsal Sessions



Here's some more audio with still footage.

Check the blues impro at circa 7:50

Whiskey's like woman
It's good when its cheap...



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Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Bizzare as usual; I see Soft Parade as their
> strongest album in its complexity.

To me Morrison Hotel is their best record, with The Spy as my fav song.

Here I violate my own orinal demands;
but this is Summertime/Fever within LMF with
many very rare photos..

...naturally I was very pleased to see that song on the Live in Boston triple CD

Sohoe Wrote:
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> Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> > Bizzare as usual; I see Soft Parade as their
> > strongest album in its complexity.
>
> To me Morrison Hotel is their best record, with
> The Spy as my fav song.

Thus we would enjoy a common 1969-70 Doors Sonic Feast Of Friends,
spiced up with Gammeldansk & other goodies, one of these days...
Aquarius was in July 1969 BTW. Maybe ya know it, maybe I also knew;
but after I've turned my brain doesnt store tings for long no more...

that version of the end is from iow 1970

btw i am jaggermorrison and ghostryder4067 on youtube if anyone's interested

Nice to see ya; no doubt I nicked some of the stuff
from ya, didnt I? Jaggermorrison was a cool nick.

Me; I performed with Morrison's lyrics & poetry mainly 1989-82
plus at some other occasions. Sick thing is here in Sweden,
Polar Music owns the right to it. Yik!!

Not original but cozy peculiar: Jimbo & John Lee Hooker..

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Sohoe Wrote:
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> > Baboon Bro Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Bizzare as usual; I see Soft Parade as their
> > > strongest album in its complexity.
> >
> > To me Morrison Hotel is their best record, with
> > The Spy as my fav song.
>
> Thus we would enjoy a common 1969-70 Doors Sonic
> Feast Of Friends,
> spiced up with Gammeldansk & other goodies, one of
> these days...
> Aquarius was in July 1969 BTW. Maybe ya know it,
> maybe I also knew;
> but after I've turned my brain doesnt store tings
> for long no more...

Sounds like fun, though Gammeldansk is not my fav drink. I prefer a good beer instead

ghostryder13 Wrote:
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> that version of the end is from iow 1970
>
> btw i am jaggermorrison and ghostryder4067 on
> youtube if anyone's interested

Just typed 'jaggermorrison' on youtube, some cool vids you've uploaded. Thanks. The Roky Erickson vid was cool

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> ...naturally I was very pleased to see that song
> on the Live in Boston triple CD

Same sentiment... Cool, cool stuff!

Crystal Ship


How it all began: BOT(TTOS) back in 67.. Alas crappy sound

Errr. Robbie & Ramones back in 1992 with Take It As It Comes


Same year, same song, same band... Argentina.. Smokin'!!!!

thanksfor the compliments , feel free to grab any vids on my page

Sure many havent seen the
Aquarius Theatre Rehearsal Sessions
from 1969.. These are the uppermost links.

1967

"The End" (Canadian TV)