Published by SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TIMES By VICTOR STREDICKE A small audience at the Coliseum last night slammed the door on what was once the nation’s most popular rock group. Despite a dynamic buildup by Albert King, impressive blues singer who has been touring with The Doors on this concert swing, sauntered on stage he got …
Published in Friends Magazine Written by: Dick Lawson When the Doors recorded Morrison Hotel at the end of last year the guest bassist was not Doug Lubahn but Lonnie Mack. Also with the Elektra stable (two solo albums: Glad I’m In The Band and Whatever’s Right) he later joined the band for live gigs, beginning …
Published in ROLLING STONE By Ben Fing Do you still consider yourself the “Lizard King?” That was two years ago, and even then it was kind of ironic. I meant it ironically…half tongue-in-cheek. It was an easy thing to pick up on. I just thought everyone knew it was ironic, but apparently they thought I …
Doors Set Gold LP Record NEW YORK- The Doors have become the first American hard rock group to achieve five consecutive gold albums with the RIAA certification of more than $1 million in sales of “Morrison Hotel,” their latest Elektra Records Album, in less than three days after the pressing’s release. Other U.S. groups, the …
Published in the New York Times By DON HECKMAN MORRISON HOTEL: The Doors. (Elektra EKS- 750070 The Doors have shown remarkably little inclination toward change in their years on top of the pop heap. The elements of their music are still basically the same as when “Light My Fire” seemed to herald the arrival of …
by Dave Marsh The Doors are truly the most American rock and roll band I’ve ever heard; like this country, when they’re good, they’re unbeatable and when they’re awful, they’re horrifying. And sometimes they’re horrifyingly good. It isn’t just that Jim Morrison is a real, or imagined, motherfucker, nor that Robby Krieger is probably the …
Published in the Los Angeles Free Press Written by JUDITH SIMS I’d heard about Long Beach; I knew it was south just about everyone, on the ocean. I’d actually been to the Long Beach Arena once, in 1965 when the Rolling Stones, the Byrds, and Paul Rivere and the Raiders were there, also a man …
VALLEY NEWS & GREEN SHEET- FEBRUARY 13, 1970 By MIKE MOORE The Doors are faltering, a racehorse with the greatest potential but temperamental and with hoofs of clay. They were top bill in a convert Saturday night at the Long Beach Sports Arena, along with Albert King and the Flying Burrito Brothers. It was clear …
Caption under Picture 1, Page 1 – “We went off the stage, and, 10 minutes later, they started breaking chairs and going crazy. So we got in a whole bunch of trouble – and got a terrible review. “ A little history never hurts. Just a short time ago, the Doors came to Minneapolis for …
Published in Poppin Magazine By EDD JEFFORDS Something has happened to the Doors. Ray Manzarek knows it, several thousand people who attended the Seattle Pop Festival know, and probably so does Jim Morrison. Once one of the vital influences in rock, the Doors apparently have been captured entirely by the ego-tripping of Morrison. Instead of …