First time hearing REACTION video - THE DOORS Love her madly - They blew me away with this one! 

The Doors were a once in a lifetime band, absolutely magic.

The Doors have such a capturing sound, unique and entrancing. Love it. 💕💕🕊🕊

We were headed to the Rock n Roll Revival concert in Toronto in 69, to see The Doors, Alice Cooper, Fats Domino and Little Richard, when we heard a late addition was made to the lineup. On walks John Lennon and the Plastic Ono band, with guest guitar player Eric Clapton. It was rock heaven up there that night.

This was the first single from The Door' s final album, from 1971, L.A.Woman. Just a wonderful melody, with Jim's vocals so stellar, the wonderful organ and the catchy bass of Jerry Scheff who worked with Elvis. Written by guitarist Robby Krieger, about his constant break ups with his future wife. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Craig. 👏👏❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦

Great reaction! The Doors are one of the biggest & best rock bands ever. Their songs are just iconic, as is Jim Morrison.

love the Doors! great pick Harri

The doors were a great band they not only had a great front man they had the best keyboard player in Ray manzerick ❤

This is one of my favorites from the Doors. My all time favorite is “Roadhouse Blues”. I cannot remember if Harri has reacted to it but I will find out next. Anyway, great request and reaction. Thanks Harri and Craig 🌺✌️

While awaiting the organ you might recall that the Doors did not have a bass guitarist. Their bass was played on a keyboard by Ray Manzareck (sp?)! Truly remarkable!

The organist on this and other songs also played the keyboard as well. A very talented synthesizer player as well. Multi tasking at it's best. Check out the live concert videos to witness the magic. No auto-tune junk on this music. Take care Harri !

You are so right; you just don't hear the organ anymore; it adds another dimension to the music.

The Doors were fantastic all great songs❤

Robbie Krieger was the guitarist in The Doors, and he was another principal songwriter. He wrote the bulk of Light My Fire, wrote Love Me Two Times, Tell All The People, Touch Me, Wishful Sinful, and Love Her Madly. Ray Manzarek is the organ player, and keyboard player for The Doors. He played a keyboard bass, but on most studio tracks, a bass player was brought in. In this case, on the LA Woman album, it is Jerry Scheff, Elvis Presley's bass player that is doing bass duties here. Cheers, Harri! ✌️

One of my favorite groups!! ❤❤❤

A great song by the Doors thank you Craig and Harri.

Patty-I loved anything Ray Manzarek played. His kwyboard playing was my favorite part of their music.

Their last album called LA Woman and it's a classic. Morrison died before they could tour.

I love you Harri!!!! Great reaction like usual. RIP JIM AND RAY

My absolute favorite Doors tune! ❤

It was my favorite song of the Doors !

Just love, loved the Doors ❤ My all time favorit rock band 🎉 Thank you Craig for this wonderfull suggestion and to Harri for bringing good music to live Brings back so many good memories 🤩🥰👍

That bass at 4:48 is 🔥

Nice! This is one of my favorite songs of theirs. I was a really little kid when it was new. The piano and the organ riff stood out on the radio, but I was too little to grasp how lucky I was for hearing it in that context. I caught up with it and more in the decades since.

One of my favorite songs 🎵🎶🎶🎶🥰🥰 Also Moon light drive!

One of my favorites.

I'd love to see someone make a movie where Jim faked his death and same for his girlfriend and they both spent the rest of their lives living in the south of France.

I always thought the guitar solo reminded me of She's a Woman by the Beatles.

Such a great sound they had and even all these years later is there anyone who sounds like Morrison. Thanks Craig and Harri.

🌸 I love ray's keyboards so much

For the haunting organ sound...you should hear Soul Kitchen from the Doors first album. Great stuff. Funky yet haunting. Morrison also has great vocals and lyrics.

I love this song! I can hear the organ. Jim Morrison was 5' 11"

This was written by guitarist Robbie Kreiger, who wrote it for his (now) wife who he would occasionally piss off in some way and cause her to walk out the door…”Don’t you love her madly….as she’s walking out the door”.

This was a very good submission choice from The Doors. I had not seen this video until now, Very well done to both of you!

Thanks!🙂🎁

The Doors didn’t have a bass player so sometimes Ray M. would provide bass sounds with his keyboard.

The organist/keyboardist/Bass keyboard player, I forgot to mention. Great groovy stuff. No bass player on most of their stuff. :)

Thanks!

Great song.

One of my favorite Doors songs. Sadly it wasn't on the greatest hits album I got from the Columbia Record House club.

People Are Strange is my favorite. ❤

The Shadows never had a hit in the US. Cliff Richard didn't really have a hit until Devil Woman in 1976.

I can take or leave Jim Morrison, but The Doors as as group had a tremendous sound. I'm especially taken with the bass and keyboards.

have you done Peace Frog , by these guys , yet ? if not can we get someone to suggest it ?

Hey Harri, hope you react to "Not To Touch The Earth" next .

I’ll recommend two songs Billy Joel uptown girl 2. Saturday night by the bay city rollers Honorable mention to scatt mans world in case you’ve already done the other two

The Doors no matter who wrote the song All four members took us to outer space

a random meeting on a beach in L.A., isnt the world an amazing place?

At 2:02…You may notice a girl feeling up Jim’s package in the car. He was known for having a very big “microphone”

Son of an ultra-conformist, cold, emotionally distant military father. A father who refused ever to listen to his son perform live or on an album. Think of that, and then wonder where the rebellion and drug problems came from.

No such thing as a bad Doors song.

Hi Harri, you often seem to feel the need to compare artists you are reviewing to other artists. Usually, I can't see or hear the comparison, but you like all of us, are entitled to your opinion. I usually refrain from comment, but today, I couldn't, to compare Robbie Krieger's guitar work to Hank Marvin's, is a stretch too far. Apart from the fact that they were both played on a guitar, I don't think their styles and tones could be further apart. If you must indulge your love of comparison, at least make it a realistic comparison, this certainly wasn't.

Grossly overrated band, had a few good songs, but not enough to fill one album

The Organ Player was the Great Ray Manzarek, who was also a good vocalist himself!