ORIG 1971 Window THE DOORS - LA WOMAN psych blues JIM MORRISON
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USA -ELEKTRA RECORDS (butterfly) - EKS 75001 - stereo in 1971
Gimmix window cover
vinyl EX+
LITTLE NOISE BY START ON B SIDE
cover EX
MARGINAL TRACES
with radius corners and embossed "Doors" text
ois see pics, one split,
- Matrix / Runout (A-side runout etched, Variation 3): EKS-75011-A-2 CP
- Matrix / Runout (B-side runout etched, Variation 3): EKS-75011-B-2 CP
"LA Woman" is the Doors' blues-rock swan song (at least, for Jim), and what an album! This is the Lizard King at his bluesman stage, where he gains a certain newfound mystique with possibly, wisdom? Definitely maybe the album for people who like that hard-hitting blues-rock sound.
Being a Doors album, it is bound to have a song or two everyone knows, coming in the form of three songs actually. First, is the quick and infectious melody of "Love Her Madly", a minor hit and a smaller nugget compared to the double headed eight minute monsters of the title song and the ghostly finale "Riders on the Storm". With the track "LA Woman" being the centerpiece song of the album, it highlights the fact that the album on the whole is just a great, plain old drivingalbum. There is nothing greater in the world than driving at night to this album. Not only does Morrison hold his own, but Robby Krieger's guitar and John Densmore's drums are definite ingredients to the song's greatness. "Riders On The Storm" is a fitting end to the album (and to Morrison) with it's quiet piano and the ambient sounds of the falling rain.
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