I put the question a few moments ago...
I suppose that you was present during this concert.
Do you remember what occurred ? There were guests "bluesy" _
Greetings from France
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Hello Vince,
I put the question a few moments ago...
I suppose that you was present during this concert.
Do you remember what occurred ? There were guests "bluesy" _
Greetings from France
I put the question a few moments ago...
I suppose that you was present during this concert.
Do you remember what occurred ? There were guests "bluesy" _
Greetings from France
" The way we talk is the way we think.
And the way we think is the way we act.
And the way we act is where we are. "
And the way we think is the way we act.
And the way we act is where we are. "
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vince
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Presence
I was"Present" at all Doors performancesfrom December 26, 1967until January 19th 1972.
During that period if I was not there, neither was their equipment.
To rephrase an old saying - What if someone gave a concert and the equipment didn't come?
The performances in that era could be anything. There was a transition going on that moved them from the more populer, well known Doors songs of 1967 to a Blues style music more suited to Jim's failing voice and less energetic performances.
This included much more "poetry" and philosophy from Jim than had been in the early concerts. He alsodid more "Lecturing" to the crowds about repression, control and conditioning by false and synthetic standards and morals.
During that period if I was not there, neither was their equipment.
To rephrase an old saying - What if someone gave a concert and the equipment didn't come?
The performances in that era could be anything. There was a transition going on that moved them from the more populer, well known Doors songs of 1967 to a Blues style music more suited to Jim's failing voice and less energetic performances.
This included much more "poetry" and philosophy from Jim than had been in the early concerts. He alsodid more "Lecturing" to the crowds about repression, control and conditioning by false and synthetic standards and morals.
Vince
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The Doors
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The Doors