Vinyl Album - The Doors - The Doors - Elektra

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Doors
Title:	The Doors
Label:	Elektra
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	EKS-74007
Date:	Jan 1967
Format:	Stereo LP (also Mono LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	48 Own, 5 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Doors	Break On Through (To The Other Side)	The Doors	8.5 Rate
A2	The Doors	Soul Kitchen	The Doors	8.3 Rate
A3	The Doors	The Crystal Ship	The Doors	9.0 Rate
A4	The Doors	Twentieth Century Fox	The Doors	7.8 Rate
A5	The Doors	Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)	Weill, Brecht	6.7 Rate
A6	The Doors	Light My Fire	The Doors	9.3 Rate
B1	The Doors	Back Door Man	W. Dixon, C. Burnett	7.2 Rate
B2	The Doors	I Looked At You	The Doors	8.0 Rate
B3	The Doors	End Of The Night	The Doors	7.5 Rate
B4	The Doors	Take It As It Comes	The Doors	8.3 Rate
B5	The Doors	The End	The Doors	9.0 Rate

Notes

Produced by Paul A. Rothchild

Engineering: Bruce Botnick

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Comments and Reviews


frankheussner 11th Sep 2022		Added the B-Side to the later red label issue.



checkm8 22nd Nov 2017		Added images of butterfly label variant pressed by Columbia, Pitman.



thewillismon 2nd Sep 2017		Added gold label variants



ajtharp 6th Jan 2017		The Doors 1st album is now 50 years old.



jscaptura 12th Nov 2016		Added 1980's black/red labels.



W.B.lbl ● 6th Jan 2016		{Images #936145 & 936146} would have been Santa Maria all right; Pitman's own butterfly pressings had a whole new typesetting layout, with the side, cat. # and "STEREO" designation all on one line, and the track selections, publishing, production, and "recording first published" info in 6 point Spartan Book Condensed with Heavy Condensed (vs. 6 point Gothic Condensed No. 4 on the original).



musictom SUBS 5th Jan 2016		Here's the Butterfly labels, pressed by Columbia, Santa Maria, I think.



checkm8 11th Dec 2015		I would say the Columbia Pitman {Images #912346 & 912347} should follow the Monarch {Images #492278 & 492279}, but be placed before {Image #620092}. Just checking other Elektra entries on this site, there are a couple entries in 1968 & 1969 with the red label and large "E" logo (The Doors - Soft Parade, for one). The red label with the smaller "E" logo appears to have been issued between 1979 and 1983.



W.B.lbl ● 11th Dec 2015		And, in order, shouldn't that red Columbia Pitman {Images #912346 & 912347} follow the Monarch {Images #492278 & 492279}?



checkm8 11th Dec 2015		Added a front cover variant with the RIAA Gold Record Award seal and another pressing from Columbia, Pitman, NJ, on a red label.



W.B.lbl ● 29th Apr 2015		And thus, the newly-added {Images #732708 & 732709} should be placed before the Monarch {Images #492778 & 492779}. (Another mod's comment: Done!)



TheDroid 29th Apr 2015		Added a second pressing from Columbia, Pitman, NJ which lists the publisher of A5 as Harms Co. From reading W.B.lbl's entry it would appear this would be a second pressing edition.



Trainman 12th Sep 2014		Reissued 1970, same number, disc labels are red with white Electra logo



W.B.lbl ● 24th Jan 2014		Added first-pressing from Columbia Records' Pitman, NJ plant, which listed the publisher of A5 as Witmark (rather than the Monarch-pressed {Image #492278} which listed the A5 publisher as Harms Co., which would have been on second- and later pressings). Also note, on the Columbia variant, the same ochre tint used for another Columbia pressing client - A&M Records.