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The Doors have just released the song 'Paris Blues', the band's 'last unknown unissued studio recording.'
The new album will be of the same title, Paris Blues, a limited edition blues-themed compilation released on 25 November. It will include two previously unheard live recordings of Robby Krieger and Jim Morrison performing at a benefit for Norman Mailer's mayoral campaign on 31 May, 1969, also covered within the book.
"'Personally, I could not get enough of Jim's writing: "Cars crawl past all stuffed with eyes, street lights shed their hollow glow. Your brain seems bruised with numb surprise. Still one place to go. Let me sleep all night in your soul kitchen." I mean, that is like fucking nothing I've ever heard in a rock song.' - John Densmore
A Guide to the Labyrinth opens up the Morrison vaults, a large-format main volume presents more than 600 pages of poetry, lyrics, essays and ideas, both typeset and in Morrison's own handwriting throughout. Illustrated with over a hundred rare photographs, drawings, and items of memorabilia, Morrison's commentary narrates the collection, sourced from archival interviews. Exclusive, new text from his close friends and fellow musicians adds further insight.
This signed and numbered, craftsman-bound edition is accompanied by spoken word recordings on a special 7" vinyl pressing, plus two actual-size reproduction notebooks, never-before-seen from the Jim Morrison archives.
Nov 23, 2022: Listen to The Doors' Previously Unreleased Song, 'Paris Blues'
The new album will be of the same title, Paris Blues, a limited edition blues-themed compilation released on 25 November. It will include two previously unheard live recordings of Robby Krieger and Jim Morrison performing at a benefit for Norman Mailer's mayoral campaign on 31 May, 1969, also covered within the book.
"'Personally, I could not get enough of Jim's writing: "Cars crawl past all stuffed with eyes, street lights shed their hollow glow. Your brain seems bruised with numb surprise. Still one place to go. Let me sleep all night in your soul kitchen." I mean, that is like fucking nothing I've ever heard in a rock song.' - John Densmore
A Guide to the Labyrinth opens up the Morrison vaults, a large-format main volume presents more than 600 pages of poetry, lyrics, essays and ideas, both typeset and in Morrison's own handwriting throughout. Illustrated with over a hundred rare photographs, drawings, and items of memorabilia, Morrison's commentary narrates the collection, sourced from archival interviews. Exclusive, new text from his close friends and fellow musicians adds further insight.
This signed and numbered, craftsman-bound edition is accompanied by spoken word recordings on a special 7" vinyl pressing, plus two actual-size reproduction notebooks, never-before-seen from the Jim Morrison archives.
Nov 23, 2022: Listen to The Doors' Previously Unreleased Song, 'Paris Blues'
Nov 21, 2022: Guitar.com: THE DOORS RELEASE PREVIOUSLY LOST TRACK PARIS BLUES
The Doors have released a lost track titled Paris Blues that could have been recorded somewhere between The Soft Parade or L.A. Woman. The track was released on 18 November, with an accompanying music video. In a message attached the the video’s description, it states, “Paris Blues travelled a long and winding path to its release, taking on a mythic quality among Doors’ fans along the way.”
The Doors have released a lost track titled Paris Blues that could have been recorded somewhere between The Soft Parade or L.A. Woman. The track was released on 18 November, with an accompanying music video. In a message attached the the video’s description, it states, “Paris Blues travelled a long and winding path to its release, taking on a mythic quality among Doors’ fans along the way.”
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Sept 10, 2013: Hollywood: The Doors stars plan tribute show for Manzarek's birthday
Former The Doors bandmates John Densmore and Robby Krieger have set a date for their Ray Manzarek tribute show - the late keyboard player's birthday, 12 February (14). Manzarek's cancer battle and subsequent death earlier this year (13) brought the former pals, who fell out over The Doors naming rights, back together and they're planning to hit the stage again next year. "Do you know we are ruled by TV?" -- from the poem An American Prayer by Jim Morrison
June 10, 2013; Pop Matters: When the Music's Over: Oliver Stone's Tribute to Excess and the God of Rock
When Oliver Stone’s psychedelic journey into the soul of Jim Morrison came out in 1991, Morrison had been dead only 20 years. Feb 15, 2012: Huffington Post: The Doors and Skrillex 'Break on Through,' Music Evolves in New Documentary
The last sound one would anticipate hearing at a Skrillex concert is a Vox Continental combo organ, the distinct retro instrument from the Doors' "Light My Fire." But that's what thousands of fans devour when the young electronic music producer spins "Breakn' a Sweat," a tune crafted with surviving members of the iconic 1960s rock band, in a documentary directed by Amir Bar-Lev called Re:Generation Music Project. |
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Esquire Magazine March 1991
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