The Doors

In the summer of 1968, The Doors were at a pivotal point in their career, following the release of their critically acclaimed album 'Waiting for the Sun.' This was their third studio album, which featured hits like 'Hello, I Love You.' Just two days after this live performance at the iconic Hollywood Bowl on July 5, they were truly riding the wave of fame, propelled by their distinct blend of rock, blues, and psychedelic influences. What’s fascinating is that this recording of 'Back Door Man' showcases Jim Morrison's electrifying stage presence and raw energy, which were hallmarks of The Doors' live shows. The atmosphere was charged, reflecting the cultural upheaval of the time, and it captures a band that was not just making music but shaping a generation's identity.

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