The Doors

Robby Krieger and Ray Manzarek are...they even perform still sometimes

they are all rock bands from the sixties and seventies and all were invited to woodstock, they all went except the doors

Well...The Doors influenced rock cause their songs belong to psichidelic rock.That means the rock that actually makes you travel in another world...

Light my Fire.

Ray Manzarek

150 songs is the amount of songs they have released

The Doors formed in 1965 in Los Angeles, California.

"Celebration Of The Lizard" is the longest I know, at 17:02.

The End

ray manzarek , it's a little known fact that he played all the bass lines as well on the keyboard because the Doors never had a Bass guitarist.------ you forgot to tell that he only played bass live they were hiring studio bass players for the recordings of there albums

Ray Manzarak. He was a few years older than anyone else in the band.

Because they were a bridge to a new kind of music. The Doors also chose their name as in Huxley's book ones perception of reality can be altered by in some cases drugs which though not endorsed by the Doors, were part of their music. In other words their music had the ability to be heard from an entirely different perspective.

Jim Morrison- the God of Music

When they were still performing MANY years ago, it was Jim Morrison.

Jim Morrison- Vocalist, Songwriter Ray Manzarek- Keyboardist Robby Krieger- Guitarist John Densmore- Drummer

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Jim Morrison

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No one in particular inspired the Doors. Jim Morrison was the central point of the band and he was very much a loner and a poet and befriended such poets as Beat Poet Michael McClure. With Morrison's good looks and outrageous antics on stage he needed the band and the band needed him. Jim Morrison did not have that great a voice so the band played loud, but the band needed Jim Morrison's poetry in helping to write many of the songs he sang. Morrison named the bank from William Blake via Aldous Huxley's book on mescaline, The Doors of Deception. When Jim Morrison was very young (13 years old) he saw a terrible vehicle accident where several Indians were killed, bodies spread on the road and off to the side of the desert and he became very facinated with this. From that time on he felt this was an omen of things to come and, even predicted he would die young. Whether this was truly an omen or Jim Morrison's love for drugs is unknown. After Jim Morrison's death the band went on and tried to hire Iggy Pop, but the plan fell through. Still, they managed to score some popular songs and actually did better than when Jim Morrison was alive. Die hard fans keep Jim Morrison's memory alive and to this day he fits into the more modern type of music and is an icon.

The four(4)members of the rock group The Doors are: Jim Morrison,John Densmore,Robby Krieger,and Ray Manzarak.

the doors band is a band from the 60`s Jim Morrison is the lead singer of the band for example they sang (Light my fire)

Janis Joplin was a hippie, and being a product of her time, experimented with all kind of drugs. She was known for taking drugs such as marijuana, LSD, and opiates. At the end of her life, Joplin was addicted to heroin and her death was caused by an overdose of it.

no. They did play together once in L.A. though.

He is acoustic and the most amazing singer in the whole entire universe.