@@NadavMerom no es que toques o no toques igual... Con the doors era el ambiente que se creaba, así era la poética de jim, no eran las palabras sino el ambiente que creaba con ellas...
That is one wild organ (though to you it's probably something traditional)... just to note, back in the '60's the guitar solo was the first time (in rock) that the listener could visualize the band jammin' on stage live (going on personal experience) which led to more instrumental rock, more long solo's, and more virtuoso's (called 'progressive rock') which of course became abused by commercialism and died a slow, ugly death (not to end on a bad note)...
The doors crankcase scavenged 2 stroke diesel or DFI, Jim was a serios 2 stroke engineer and he is why we have the 850 rotax etec today, but the fun dont stop here Jim designed his own crankcase scavenged 890 cubic inch in line 6 2 stroke diesel with much more power than my 8v92 turbo blown 2 stroke at 475 hp, jims 2 stroke was over 1250 hp at low rpm, rotas, achates power and Fairbanks Morse be aware! Its the riders of the storm loop scavenged 2 stroke that made a lot of power below 3200 rpm!
the first few notes of both guitar and organ to Light my Fire were what got me into music at the tender age of 17 in 1981. i had never heard anything so unique, spirital and special ever and since. Ray Jim RIP. these covers are exceptional and am so envious. i have tried so often over decades to perfect this. i never came close.
Wow, thanks a lot! We just made our best not to embarrass the original band members... Thanks again, and be sure to check out the acoustic version: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zJsdzXA7dfk.html
Just Awesome!!!!! Totally Awesome!!! Almost identical to the studio recording. Amazing that the doors never did the same instrumental version of light my fire in concert.
You bet! And always welcome too. That was the absolute best rendition - right on line with the original keyboarding and guitar. Definitely high quality work. Can't praise it enough!
One you improved on is at 3:49. Robbie does a variation of this lick in many live versions. In the studio version, there's some fret buzz or something that makes it a little less graceful.
Ray Manzarek was one of the best keyboardist in modern music. His playing set apart the Doors from anything else that was sounding in those years. And, boy, what a good speaker he was too. I bet people would have paid to sit for hours hearing him talking about the days and playing the songs 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
excellent, excellent job! My wife got the sheet music to organ for this and wants to do real bad. She can read sheet music, So, many notes..;.in that solo! . Great guitar too. Thank you, a real treat.
wow, nice job ... you can tell this man is passionate about The Doors so much so that he learned how to play this song and perhaps others or at least to perfect their music. Love it !
I just have to take a minute of my time to say: excellent job! Really good and sure Ray is proud of this. Very nice instruments. I wonder what year your Casino is. Looks and sounds 10/10.
