Relive one of the most sought-after live shows of 1970, now available to stream for the first time. For an audience member watching the concert unfold, it probably seemed like The Doors had rehearsed everything, but many of that night’s lyrical and musical twists and turns had never been discussed by the band, let alone rehearsed. Odds are the band didn’t even have a set list. The Doors – LIVE AT BAKERSFIELD, AUGUST 21, 1970 was recorded at the Bakersfield Civic Auditorium on a two-track reel-to

“Come on baby, light my fire” In the early days, The Doors realized that they needed more songs. Jim encouraged the band to try writing some, leading to Robby Krieger writing “Light My Fire.” In a recent interview Robby recalled asking Jim what he should write about. In response, Jim said “Just write something timeless. Something that won’t go out of style next year.” | Jim Morrison

🔥 "Come on baby, light my fire..." 🔥 The Doors encendieron una era con este clásico eterno del rock psicodélico. ¿Recuerdas la primera vez que la escuchaste? 🎶✨ . . . #thedoors #lightmyfire #zrockandpop #jimmorrison | Z Rock & Pop

Celebrate The Doors' 60th anniversary with The Doors: When You’re Strange, back on the big screen remastered in 4K! Written and directed by Tom DiCillo and narrated by Johnny Depp, the documentary provides insight into the revolutionary impact of The Door’s music. Screening in cinemas worldwide December 4 & 6. Get tickets and official merchandise at whenyourestrangemovie.com | The Doors