CD Album - The Doors - L.A. Woman - Elektra

CD Album

Artist:	The Doors
Title:	L.A. Woman
Label:	Elektra
Country:	Europe
Date:	22 Sep 1988
Catalogue:	975 011-2
Barcode:	075596067720
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	The Doors	The Changeling	The Doors	Rate
02	The Doors	Love Her Madly	The Doors	Rate
03	The Doors	Been Down So Long	The Doors	Rate
04	The Doors	Cars Hiss By My Window	The Doors	Rate
05	The Doors	L.A. Woman	The Doors	Rate
06	The Doors	L'America	The Doors	Rate
07	The Doors	Hyacinth House	The Doors	Rate
08	The Doors	Crawling King Snake	John Lee Hooker	Rate
09	The Doors	The Wasp (Texas Radio And The Big Beat)	The Doors	Rate
10	The Doors	Riders On The Storm	The Doors	Rate

Notes

Jim Morrison – Vocals
Robby Krieger – Guitar
Ray Manzarek – Piano, Organ
John Densmore – Drums
Jerry Scheff – Bass
Marc Benno – Rhythm Guitar

Produced by Bruce Botnick and The Doors
Recorded at The Doors Workshop in Los Angeles
CD Mastering by Paul A. Rothchild, Bruce Botnick at Digital Magnetics, Los Angeles, California
Photography/Visual Effects – Wendell Hamick
Album Concept/Design – Carl Cossick

This recording has been digitally remastered from the original master tapes for superior sound quality by Paul A. Rothchild, Bruce Botnick and the Doors.

℗© 1971 Elektra/Asylum Records
Manufactured in Germany by Record Service GmbH, Alsdorf

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fixbutte 4th Apr 2014		It's interesting to read (in a German book btw) that The Doors had not sold more than 4.2 million LPs overall in the USA in Jan 1972, and in the the mid-1970s, after their disbanding, they only sold about 100,000 copies per year. In the 1980s, however, they never sold less than 750,000 copies each year (sometimes more than a million), and in 1990 even more than 2 million!



fixbutte 4th Apr 2014		L.A. Woman had been my first-ever LP in 1971, bought some weeks before the death of Jim Morrison. I didn't know much of Morrison then, couldn't even identify which one of the guys on the cover he was, instead I was addicted to the music. Love Her Madly, the first single, was my reason for buying the album, but it was particularly the long songs (the title track and Riders On The Storm) that made my soundtrack of the summer of 1971. This second CD version of Sep 1988 was the first one to be remastered from the original master tapes, so I thought it was about time for an upgrade of my worn-out vinyl album.