Here are The Doors Live at Vancouver's PNE Coliseum on Saturday, June 6/70. It's a muddy soundboard recording but overall is sounds pretty good.

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Roadhouse blues

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Alabama song/Back door man

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When the musics over

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Love me two times

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Little red rooster

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Who do you love

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Light my fire

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The End

We Love You...
Purdy good, Jimmy!!

Very Cool - thanks,JS.

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We need more great Doors boots on this forum! How about something from 1971? I forget whether they did any shows that year. Better yet... How about a show from Jim's one and only love, from the city of Absinthe, dwarf ponies, crêpes au thon, lovely duck trunk fillies, and book covers sullied with motorcycle grease and nicotine prints with fat soiled wine stains along the banks of the Insane in the afternoon springtime espresso lipped tongue tired threesome fantasy fleshnic in the park, big wooden Bologney with catcalls and syringes and bobbing blue police helmets in the darK following an allergic beaten trail trod hard by hand and foot.

Charles Baudelaire
1821-1867

Jim's walk in Bolognawood park in Paris

Later the whiskey later the ryhyme later the fall later he fell down and dined
onto a table spread with adolescent raspberry lipstick, graffiti and toasted American tourists making their pill-grim-grudge to the can-stained toostoned burial birthplace, dizzy with aerosol designs dormant and then thrown up again in fistful riddling patience and champagne porkers and poppers

Charles Wrote:
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> More, More and More.
>
> We need more great Doors boots on this forum! How
> about something from 1971? I forget whether they
> did any shows that year. Better yet... How about
> a show from Jim's one and only love, from the city
> of Absinthe, dwarf ponies, crêpes au thon, lovely
> duck trunk fillies, and book covers sullied with
> motorcycle grease and nicotine prints with fat
> soiled wine stains along the banks of the Insane
> in the afternoon springtime espresso lipped tongue
> tired threesome fantasy fleshnic in the park, big
> wooden Bologney with catcalls and syringes and
> bobbing blue police helmets in the darK following
> an allergic beaten trail trod hard by hand and
> foot.
>
> Charles Baudelaire
> 1821-1867


Wonderful writing, CB!
Didnt they play Copenhagen in 71?

If so, it would great to hear that one. I don't have anything from 1971.

Charles Baudelaire
1821-1867

The Doors last show was the Isle of Wight on 8/29/70. It exists as a soundboard but Jim is hammered and apparently just sat at the end of the stage.

I wouldnt bet a million $ on it, but I'd still say they did Copenhagen in 71. February?

After LA Woman was released, they did perhaps a couple of shows, performing the new material. The shows were in the south. One boot of one, I think the very last show exsists, probably from Texas State Fair, LA Woman live is on it.

Jim apparently was still drinking too much and the remaining dates were cancelled, the last show probably ended early with Jim having plopped down on the drum riser, just giving up,RayM. said it was if Jim's spirit just left his body, thus the new LA Woman tour ended.

Peculiar with US shows anyway; as they were banned in like 48 states or so.
Some state in the South that didnt ban' em... ?
I'll go check up that Copenhagen thing.

BTW an informative site about Jim in Paris [www.geocities.com].

Loox like I have mixed things up with a Copenhagen tv concert from 1968:
See this bootleg list [personal.telefonica.terra.es]. Tell ya all if I get some other info.

Thanks, Vancouver.

Just curious about tracks 7, 8, and 9 which seem to be missing.

Zack

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Morrison's Ode To Brian Jones for ya.