The Doors with Eddie Vedder - "Roadhouse Blues" | 1993 Induction 

vern russell he always does with older guys from great bands he is humble and respectful

Yes, that was a classy move

I came here for this comment. Totally can't agree more.

Eddie is always classy and respectful. Love him! 🤘

Its amazing how the work together and complement each other

There missing one piece

Ray and Robby in particular are locked in step like Blackmore/Lord.

It's like they never stopped.

Actually they sound better than ever. Amazing what good equipment and sobriety will do for a band

I actually did.

While it may sound like existential philosophy, it's really just about drinking too much the night before and downing a cold beer to soften the blow of a vicious hangover. Not judging, I've done it myself.

Courtesy of Alice Cooper and Jim’s trusty notepad and pen.

Eu também percebi isso

yes, that happened, but, he lined up fast, Eddie is awesome!😍

@@lilianferreira7804 Translation: I also noticed this

Susan K Dahl really underrated singer

But sound the same in every song.

Have you heard his solo work lately, such different styles but he can do it all.

@@BarrySwords Yes!👍

I love Eddie singing with other bands better than his own.

+Timliu92 Vetter really was the only one with a similar vocal quality. I've always said Jim Morrison was the ultimate rockn' roll singer.

yes very well said

1 pick as my R/R male vocalist:Jim Morrison.

He's the only person I've seen sing with them that was being themselves and not just being a karaoke Jim. He was genuinely being part of the band and mixing things up...sounded like a slight miscommunication towards the end where he had the audience participation and Ray expected another repeated line...I think Eddie was their favourite singer. Certainly John said he was the only one he'd rejoin Ray and Robbie with. Precisely because, I think, he was being himself and genuinely being a musician. Not someone who just sang the song exactly as Jim did and was predictable. The band was always about Jim's unpredictable lyrical meanderings and if Eddie had been up for it, with practice and getting to know each other better as musicians it could have worked out brilliantly.

Timliu92 except for Jimmy Fallon

Scott from stp . Is the best voice for the doors. After Jim of course

I completely agree, vedder killed it

Sohrab Zia yes he did

@@gmc1284 Ask Ray and Robby who loved it... maybe they can explain to you, what your ears are not capable to hear ;-)

@@gmc1284 right about what? You didnt say anything, you just asked a stupid quesition.

In addition, look how happy they all look! Everyone obviously enjoyed themselves

clearly you haven't seen creeds version lol

Also look up travis Meeks covers the doors. Probably the best. He is from days of the new. Voice it spot on...

Scott Weiland did very well singing Break On Through. Not better then Jim of course but still it was good.

Yes he did even though he missed some lyrics at the end

Cuz the future is uncertain and the end is always near 🍻

Too bad Eddie blew the best line of the song - Oh Well!!

​@@davidgibbs381 No he didn't

@@ravensheaven5- Fine, think what you want but Ed hit that line awkwardly. Yeah, he did it HIS way but it was awkward.

Thanks for that!

Eso es correcto!!!! 🤟🏻👏🏻

@@ivanhernandez292 Que buena referencia a the Beatles.

thanks

Yes I heard it!

Holy crap 😵

The one who sounded the closest according to Ray was Scott Weiland.

dane vore i agree with you but remember Andy Summers by the Police

@@zanghi_6177 Oh, yes. Andy Summers for sure.

Robbie is adequately rated.

dane vore Alex lifeson rush is great as well

Why do you rate him so badly?

Jesus fucking christ I share my opinion and I get this

Mas quem disse que Eddie Vedder foi ali para substituir? Ele foi convidado porque pôde e pode. Excelente respeitar a tremenda escolha! Não é para qualquer um, muito menos, para rasa opinião ou comparação. Eddie Vedder é único!

Matt hias I was thinking the same thing.

@frank dreben Eddie is an original, he did not copied anyone elses voice and he is probably most copied lead singer,it really sucks, bless him!!

@frank dreben nope

@frank dreben mumble rock tha fuq u talking bout kid?

frank dreben oh shut up, Jim mumbled too. He was a fucking mumbling mumbler. Some of the best musicians mumble. Get the fuck over it.

I thought i heard that

What an incredible comment. Thanks a lot for putting it out. 😅

Is the other "Light My Fire" at the Aragon Ballroom in 1972 with Ray on vocals? Cause I heard it there also

Nope, it was a reunion concert he did with Manzarek in 2010 or something.

Which part?

@@ff-qc7qy 2:03

Thanks, didn't even notice ⚛️

Kurtis Blow I think he's dead...

Thank you for the laughter.

+Electric Soldier Porygon!!! I think that was the point to his comment....

Perhaps

What a nice comment... 🤘🤘🤘

scottydog636 Mine too!! Eddie's voice always reminded me of Jim's. I was a Door's fan first & I had always heard Pearl, but it wasn't until after I got into The Doors that I really sat up & noticed Eddie's incredible voice. They both give me goosebumps every time I hear them. I can't say that about any other vocalists.

yes, Manzarek handled it perfectly...

G Mc why are you here then

G Mc genuinely curious

kkkkkkkkk absolutely!!

Since its Eddie it'd probably more like drop a tab of acid or something

Nah only the drunk fool Morrison would do that. Jim was a great writer but just another pathetic drunk.

Giancarlo Pacelli me too....i been in such deep sadness with losing my health and just life really been hard for awhile and i just thought to myself..... again i get led to eddie...even if i start out listening to other stuff. music is good therapy...ed's the best💝✌ and happiness to you

Concuerdo totalmente contigo!

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Lastima que no se ingles.

@@Enrique_GR_1967 no importa,la música es "el idioma universal" 😉

Grande Eddie. No es necesaria la comparación. Jim fue único. Merecido homenaje. Y lo que mas importa: ...Que viva el rock'n' roll

Almost 30 years.

Concordo contigo