Classic Tracks: The Doors’ “The End”
The moody, 11-minute, open-ended, raga-rock opus "The End" was the centerpiece of the band's debut album, and became a focal point of Francis Ford...
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The moody, 11-minute, open-ended, raga-rock opus "The End" was the centerpiece of the band's debut album, and became a focal point of Francis Ford...
Donn Landee was revered for his work engineering classic albums by Van Halen, Van Morrison, The Doobie Brothers, The Doors, Neil Young and many...
"We were in a different city every night for six weeks, and we saw all of the United States." Then they wrote a record.
“When we first recorded ‘Riders on the Storm,’ it was a nice, light song—but when we got into mixing it is when it all...
Extensive audio restoration and corrections were made before Bruce Botnick and Bernie Grundman remastered the classic album.
Includes Stripped Down Tracks and Unreleased Gems Pictured in the disc cutting room are (L-R) mastering engineer Bernie Grundman and producer/engineer Bruce Botnick. Photo...