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The Doors - Riders On The Storm (Lyrics)
Published on Jul 23, 2018

Riders on the Storm by The Doors with lyrics all pictures were taken by myself during my trip to Corsica "Riders on the Storm" is a song by American psychedelic rock band the Doors.
It was released as the second single from their sixth studio album, L.A. Woman (1971), in June 1971. It reached number 14 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the U.S.,[ number 22 on the UK Singles Chart, and number 7 in the Netherlands.
"Riders on the Storm"

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The Doors singles chronology
""Love Her Madly"" 
(1971)		 "Riders on the Storm" 
(1971)		 ""Tightrope Ride"" 
(1971)

ingle by The Doors
from the album L.A. Woman
B-side "Changeling"
Released June 1971
Format 7-inch single
Recorded December 1970
Genre Psychedelic rock[1]
Length
  • 7:09 (album version)
  • 4:35 (single version)
Label Elektra
Songwriter(s)
Producer(s)





The Doors - The Crystal Ship / Dick Clark Interview / Light My Fire






Lol Jim - Dick asks, What is it about san Fransisco that is so special? And Jim says, "Uhm... The West is the best." Haha bet he was stoned
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Thomas Pick
They created a unique sound. No one else sounds like the Doors.
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sev
4:52 Damn, John Densmore is one amazing drummer, he wasn't even touching the drum and it started playing!
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Bill j
So nice of Dick to give all the band members a chance to talk, and not go just to the frontman, like some do so often.
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Ernest Hemple
I met Jim Morrison just before his concert in Chicago late 60's. We were panhandling trying to get enough money to buy a ticket and met a girl who painted a portrait of Jim. While we were talking to her, a person approached us and told us that Jim wanted to meet us. So he took us inside of the Chicago Coliseum where she gave him the amazing portrait she had painted. We talked with him for about 10 minutes. As down to earth and kind person I had ever met. He let us into the show for free.
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jude999
Im surprised Jim would agree to lip sync.
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Kong TC
psychedelic and progressive rock music are simply the greatest of all
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EliteGaming 1
There’s not gonna be another singer better than Jim Morrison end of story
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S B
It never gets old,and good stuff never goes out of style.
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Just Talk
Dick: "How do you categorize your music? Does it have a name?" Ray: "Well it's impossible really to put a label on it because of where we are in the music. Being on the inside, you're only of the music and all categories come from the outside. So someone else is going to have to say what our music is because we are our music." Holy...shit. Ray deserves a Nobel prize.
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MattHatter
Look at how confident Ray is with answering Dick regarding their music....let's see a musician of today supply an answer like that. They can't. All they do is stand there with a stupid smile on their face and say something like "Uh yeah, it's great. Gonna go on tour and everything and we've had a great time and uh, yeah."
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Deadpoolio the amazing
I like how they all rock the side burns
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Anna Vajda
I love Rays explanation of defining music.
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Frank Papp
I see that ABC didnt edit out that evil word "higher" on this show.Dick Clark was the man
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diane millican
ELVIS & JIM! THE 2 MOST BEAUTIFUL & SEXY GUYS THAT EVER WALKED THIS EARTH!!!EVERY GIRL WANTED TO BE WITH THEM & EVERY GUY WANTED TO BE THEM!!
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Badguitar
Morrison's posing hasn't held up that well, but he was, hands down, the best looking rock star ever, to this day.
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XxFightingIrishxX 54
The doors is the greatest band of all time end of story
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Joe Crouch
Rays answer was what you would have expected lol. These 4 young men paved a lane of their own category
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TheBatManBoy
Before the Grunge Era there was "THE DOORS" Beautiful
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Ken Gibbens
at least Ed Sulliven let bands play live
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OroborusFMA
Crystal Ship makes far more sense if you've ever dropped acid. It is, of course, about acid but it also evokes a fractured, hallucinatory landscape that is really stunning and will only resonate with its true radiance if you have actually experienced it.
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Jay Davis
Saw the Doors in Dallas. Was their next-to-last concert. Their music definitely changed my life, hopefully for the better. Jim Morrison was the only hero I ever had. Prior to being turned on by the Doors in 1968, my favorite group was Herman's Hermits - a radical shift in thinking. I was sixteen.
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Midnight Writings
A poem about Jim Morrison from a book on amazon titled:  "Midnight Writings by a Distant Mind Lost in Time"  "Through the Breaks" A wild child like the calm before the storm, a mesmerizing danger stirs up the world with a whirlwind of words. A lizard king waits in the sun among the desert lords, a spirit and mind mixed together with a poetic nature, steps through the breaks of time opening the door to the other side. Between this world and the next, his voice will be heard forever echoing from the beyond, tune in or tune out, however you can hear the songs. "RIP Jim Morrison"
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Morgan Jaymes
Lol Ray is so in it in the first interview he didn't even stand up. "we are in the music. Being on the inside you're only of the music and all categories have to come from the outside." Dick was like...oookay. moving along. lol Still beautifully poetic answer. Such a gorgeous bunch.
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TRICK-OR TREAT
people say i'm probably too young to know the doors and i'm almost 21 and i've had them on my house since i was born so i feel i've known them my entire life.
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Wm. Shultzie
what a voice!
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JohnOriginal
Loved the Doors since I was 13 when I was listening to an old box of vinyl records that my Mom and Dad used listen too. My Mom liked Floyd, Sabbath, the Doors and Zep, my Dad was into the Beatles, the Kinks and the Stones. I had a dearth of killer material to indulge in, and it was the Doors that blew my mind the most. I was also dabbling in weed already at that age too, not every day, but every so often which enhanced their amazing music and lyrics! I've turned my wife into a fan now too!
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Carlos Krueger
...Music from 50's 60's and 70's..Were the BEST MUSIC EVER MADE.!..The Doors without Exception.!
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Patrick Warren
The organ work defined the doors for sure....
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Les Blat
Gone too soon.
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alba albini
i love jim
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buster Borland
that was so fantastic. life was good. before 911.the day the united states was put under siege bye the NWO and our elected. stealing our life liberty and limbs. ..
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Fernando Kosovel
The main lack to me in today's mainstream rock, is poetry. J.M.was a real poet,"The crystal ship"could even be a poem by Rimbaud
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d6ken6brew6
The west is the best
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Bella Curcio
Jim Morrison was a dream
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Sheri Peters
I grew up in the age of the Doors. I think this video is amazing even though Jim just stands there looking bored. They were probably high as hell
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Tim tim
The best front man in music history! I wish i was born back then. I did get to meet john densmore that was amazing!!
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RORSCHACH
Morrison is one guy I'd go back in time to party with if I had access to a time machine. Once I was there I'd destroy the time machine and stay there in that time period.
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dauntless42
Light My Fire changed my life (at least the music part of it). It was a complete revelation in that summer of 1967. Nothing could have been any more earth shattering. I remember seeing this on TV. Dick Clark, what a guy. The Who's Who of music in those days appeared with him and there will never be anything like it again. Good Times to be alive.
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Martin Sage
Had to play it "safe" on TV Still..I am so glad they shot this. You can see/hear how "cool/hip" they were. Jim had women all the time. Thanks Dick Clark
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Marxsie
Ray manzarek was so neat



The Doors- When The Music's Over Live at the Hollywood Bowl 1968
The Doors Opening their July 5th, 1968 Hollywood Bowl Concert with
When The Music's Over

Published on Oct 5th, 2013 by Diopriest2
1967 I was a 13 year old newspaper boy, when this LP came out I road my bike to the record store and bought it with my newspaper money, raced home and played it late into the night until my mother came in my room and turned my Zenith record player off and told me to go to bed, reminded me I had to get up at 5:00 and deliver papers.., next morning I road my bike delivering papers humming this song while the sun came up..
1967 I was a 13 year old newspaper boy, when this LP came out I road my bike to the record store and bought it with my newspaper money, raced home and played it late into the night until my mother came in my room and turned my Zenith record player off and told me to go to bed, reminded me I had to get up at 5:00 and deliver papers.., next morning I road my bike delivering papers humming this song while the sun came up..


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Florio
The more I hear the today's music, the more I appreciate the music from the past.
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renaud pierre
The best Frontman of all time .......... Period
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william mac
Morrison on a heavy dose of acid in his home arena, killing it. Mick Jagger in the front row. If it gets any better, lemme know.
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metafiction77
Probably the best masterpiece of all time is getting only sixteen thousand views. It's embarrassing for us. I love this live version, there's so much passion, power and emotion. Forever in our hearts.
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roger smith
THE DOORS- one of the bestest things, that happened to da humankind. diggity, giggity, west side, peace.
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Tech Point
Awesome quality on this video despite of being 50 yrs old
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diego consafo
Freaking Morrison knew how to dress. Most of his outfits were pretty cool. He also was a master at movements with the music. His IQ was off the charts and he majored in theater arts. So he knew how to use drama. To me Morrison was the best frontman ever.
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robert feeley
Can't even focus, but still makes everyone before and after look like pretenders. The Gods took him. Very selfish of the cunts. Strange Days. None come close, just poor imatators with no idea of what they are trying to copy.
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Saides Lamarca
9:41 ; "BURP!" This footage beautifully demonstrate how a band whose members are totally on acid sounds like
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greg.i
Take a moment to realize how ballsy this band was try and imagine dropping some real deal rearrange your brain 60s acid and try and imagine performing in front of a packed house at the Hollywood bowl on that trip Yeah that takes some serious mojo Mojo risin
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DSAK55
I can't believe it's been half a century since then
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lexther13
I can hear your scream...LIZARD!!!!
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Phoenix watts
He's high AF
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Dan Bate
Great keys, great drums, great bassline, great vocals. The Doors undisputed masterpiece IMO.
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Keith george
When music was real kids
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Mark Rymanowski
Mick Jagger is a wimp next to this. Jim Morrison. The real deal.
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Dusty the 2nd
I love it when he smiles, it is so rare.
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The Døørs Brasil.
Jim Morrison is best singer of the history and of Rock N' Roll ������