THE DOORS
Chicago, Aragon Ballroom
July 21, 1972
Lineage:
WGLD-FM Radio broadcast > n generation tape > TEAC Tape Deck AD-RW900 > Creative Sound Blaster Recon 3D > HD > SoundForge Pro 10.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6)
Ray Manzanek: piano, organ, lead vocals
Robby Krieger: lead guitar, vocals
John Densmore: drums, percussion
Jack Conrad: bass guitar
Bobby Ray Henson: rhythm guitar, percussion, backing vocals
01.In The Eye Of The Sun
02.I'm Horny, I'm Stoned
03.Verdillac
04.Love Me Two Times
05.The Mosquito
06.Ships With Sails (including drums/percussion solo)
07.Good Rockin' Tonight
08.Light My Fire
TT 64:59
This was the first show of the "Full Circle" tour, the last tour they did before disbanding, which concluded at the Hollywood Bowl in September that year. Of course they have reunited many times since then, but I guess we should consider this as the last tour.
Believe it or not, I much prefer this tour and album than the Jim Morrison ones. Here the band was somehow on a creative peak, mixing rock, blues, a bit of jazz and funk. A great blend of music. Verdillac is such a great listen!
Incredibly there are no shows currently on DIME with the post-Morrison line-up. Hope I have filled the gap. This is a nice radio broadcast from WGLD in Chicago. Good listen, shortie but goodie. I guess a good companion to the Beat Club footage from the same year that you can find on youtube.
WGLD-FM Radio broadcast > n generation tape > TEAC Tape Deck AD-RW900 > Creative Sound Blaster Recon 3D > HD > SoundForge Pro 10.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6)
Ray Manzanek: piano, organ, lead vocals
Robby Krieger: lead guitar, vocals
John Densmore: drums, percussion
Jack Conrad: bass guitar
Bobby Ray Henson: rhythm guitar, percussion, backing vocals
01.In The Eye Of The Sun
02.I'm Horny, I'm Stoned
03.Verdillac
04.Love Me Two Times
05.The Mosquito
06.Ships With Sails (including drums/percussion solo)
07.Good Rockin' Tonight
08.Light My Fire
TT 64:59
This was the first show of the "Full Circle" tour, the last tour they did before disbanding, which concluded at the Hollywood Bowl in September that year. Of course they have reunited many times since then, but I guess we should consider this as the last tour.
Believe it or not, I much prefer this tour and album than the Jim Morrison ones. Here the band was somehow on a creative peak, mixing rock, blues, a bit of jazz and funk. A great blend of music. Verdillac is such a great listen!
Incredibly there are no shows currently on DIME with the post-Morrison line-up. Hope I have filled the gap. This is a nice radio broadcast from WGLD in Chicago. Good listen, shortie but goodie. I guess a good companion to the Beat Club footage from the same year that you can find on youtube.
Might be good, but it is NOT the Doors without Jim!
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