The Doors – L.A. Woman
Elektra Records (1971 / This Pressing 2019)
$45.00
Brand New ~ Sealed! U.S. Pressing Reissue Vinyl LP. This Is A GREAT Sounding Record! The Final Doors Album To Feature Jim Morrison, ‘L.A. Woman’ Is A Stone Cold Classic!
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Brand New ~ Sealed! U.S. Pressing Reissue Vinyl LP. This Is A GREAT Sounding Record! The Final Doors Album To Feature Jim Morrison, ‘L.A. Woman’ Is A Stone Cold Classic!
Side 1:
The Changeling
Love Her Madly
Been Down So Long
Cars Hiss By My Window
L.A. Woman
Side 2:
L’america
Hyacinth House
Crawling King Snake
The WASP (Texas Radio And The Big Beat)
Riders On The Storm
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An acid rock classic -- with signature songs "Love Her Madly", "Riders on the Storm" and the vibrant title track. 'L.A. Woman' is an acid rock classic and was the last studio album that the mighty DOORS were ever to make. Every song is an absolute masterpiece! 1971's 'L.A. Woman' -- released shortly before Morrison's death in Paris -- delivered the signature songs "Love Her Madly", "Riders on the Storm" and the vibrant title track. One of rock's all-time most original bands, The Doors (fronted by visionary poet / vocalist Jim Morrison), daringly expanded the boundaries of contemporary music and popular culture. Five decades later, their music remains as powerful as ever.