Biography:
The Doors was an American rock band which formed in Los Angeles, California, United States in 1965. The band consisted of Jim Morrison (vocals), Ray Manzarek (organ), Robby Krieger (guitar) and John Densmore (drums). In this configuration, the band released six albums, all of which were successful and released two US #1 hit singles - 1967's "Light My Fire" and 1968's "Hello, I Love You". After Morrison's death at his apartment at 17 Rue Beautraillis Paris in 1971
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- Alabama Song
- Back Door Man
- Break On Through
- Cristal Ship
- End Of The Night
- Hello I Love You
- Hello, I Love You
- I Will Never Be Untrue
- La Woman
- Light My Fire
- Love Her Madly
- Love Me Two Times
- Love Street
- My Wild Love
- People Are Strange
- Riders On The Storm
- Roadhouse Blues
- Roadhouse Blues.
- Soul Kitchen
- Spanish Caravan
- Take It As It Comes
- The End
- Touch Me
- Twentieth Century Fox
- We Could Be So Good Together
- Yes The River Knows
- You Make Me Real
- You're Lost Little Girl
- Crystal Ship
- Hyacinth House
- Been Down So Long
- Blue Sunday
- Feast Of Friends
- Five To One
- I Look At You
- I Looked At You
- Indian Summer
- Lamerica
- Land Ho
- Maggie Mgill
- Moonlight Drive
- Not To Touch The Earth
- Orange County Suite
- Peace Frog
- Queen Of The Highway
- Runnin Blue
- Shamans Blues
- Ships With Sails
- Someday Soon
- Strange Days
- Summers Almost Gone
- Tell All The People
- The Best Of The Doors
- The Changeling
- The Crystal Ship
- The Mosquito
- The Spy
- The Unknown Soldier
- The Wasp
- Unhappy Girl
- Universal Mind
- Waiting For The Sun
- When The Musics Over
- Who Scared You
- Wild Child
- Wintertime Love
- Wishful Sinful
- Youre Lost Little Girl
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The Changeling
The Doors
LA Woman, 1971
I was just randomly listening to the song, and its pretty simple, so I figured it out,
mostly on the organ part.
The song is based off the chord A(#9). Its just an A7 chord with a C on top essentially.
Organ solo over A-G-A notes, then the guitar starts the A(#9) chord.
Verse:
A(#9)x3 (notes only:) E G-E
and repeat half A million times...
I live uptown...
(notes) C C A A G G E G E G
But I've ne-ver been so broke that I could-n't leave
(notes, listen to the song for the rhythm.):
A-A-A E-G-A C
G-A-G-E-G-A
Town... See me change...
(notes as well) A5 G5 A5 A5 G5 A5 A5 G5 A5 A5 G5 A5
I'm the air you breathe food you eat friends you meet in the...
Hold a Am essentially under the first solo, the organ messes with the chord a bit but in
its Am (adding a 7 here and there).
Repeat the chorus as before
Then the second time, bring it all up a half step (from A7 to A#7 now), and its gonna
that way for the rest of the song.
So you're now taking everything from before up a half step.
Bb#9 (technically an A#, but for the sake of simplicity) becomes your chord, with a F
Ab the bouncing notes.
During the second solo, start on an Bb5, and it doesn't get a third until after the
double solo part (listen to the song), when the organ makes it a Bb major (adding the D),
a Bb7 (adding the Ab) as it nears the end of the solo.
And just keep jamming that chorus lick in Bb and you have the song in a nutshell.
The Doors
LA Woman, 1971
I was just randomly listening to the song, and its pretty simple, so I figured it out,
mostly on the organ part.
The song is based off the chord A(#9). Its just an A7 chord with a C on top essentially.
Organ solo over A-G-A notes, then the guitar starts the A(#9) chord.
Verse:
A(#9)x3 (notes only:) E G-E
and repeat half A million times...
I live uptown...
(notes) C C A A G G E G E G
But I've ne-ver been so broke that I could-n't leave
(notes, listen to the song for the rhythm.):
A-A-A E-G-A C
G-A-G-E-G-A
Town... See me change...
(notes as well) A5 G5 A5 A5 G5 A5 A5 G5 A5 A5 G5 A5
I'm the air you breathe food you eat friends you meet in the...
Hold a Am essentially under the first solo, the organ messes with the chord a bit but in
its Am (adding a 7 here and there).
Repeat the chorus as before
Then the second time, bring it all up a half step (from A7 to A#7 now), and its gonna
that way for the rest of the song.
So you're now taking everything from before up a half step.
Bb#9 (technically an A#, but for the sake of simplicity) becomes your chord, with a F
Ab the bouncing notes.
During the second solo, start on an Bb5, and it doesn't get a third until after the
double solo part (listen to the song), when the organ makes it a Bb major (adding the D),
a Bb7 (adding the Ab) as it nears the end of the solo.
And just keep jamming that chorus lick in Bb and you have the song in a nutshell.
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