Vinyl Album - The Doors - The Soft Parade - Elektra

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Doors
Title:	The Soft Parade
Label:	Elektra
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	EKS-75005
Date:	18 Jul 1969
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	30 Own, 5 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Doors	Tell All The People	Krieger	7.8 Rate
A2	The Doors	Touch Me	Krieger	9.0 Rate
A3	The Doors	Shaman's Blues	Morrison	6.5 Rate
A4	The Doors	Do It	Morrison, Krieger	6.0 Rate
A5	The Doors	Easy Ride	Morrison	5.0 Rate
B1	The Doors	Wild Child	Morrison	7.2 Rate
B2	The Doors	Runnin' Blue	Krieger	6.0 Rate
B3	The Doors	Wishful Sinful	Krieger	7.3 Rate
B4	The Doors	The Soft Parade	Morrison	7.3 Rate

Notes

Produced by Paul A. Rothchild
Recorded at Elektra Sound Recorders, Los Angeles
- Track A2 arranged by Paul Harris

Running times:
- A1: 3:24; A2: 3:15; A3: 4:45; A4: 3:01; A5: 2:35
- B1: 2:36; B2: 2:27; B3: 2:56; B4: 8:40

Mix of Track A2 is considerably different from that on single EK-45646

Images

Number: 1847468 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: leonard Description: front cover	Number: 1847470 Uploaded By: leonard Description: back cover	Number: 941525 Uploaded By: musictom SUBS ● Description: Inside left	Number: 941526 Uploaded By: musictom SUBS ● Description: Inside right
Number: 941528 Uploaded By: musictom SUBS ● Description: Sleeve A side	Number: 1847473 Uploaded By: leonard Description: inner sleeve back	Number: 1179043 Uploaded By: scaccolarsi Edited By: robozuc Description: This image is of the a-side of this original stereofonic disc of 33.33 rpm.	Number: 1179044 Uploaded By: scaccolarsi Edited By: robozuc Description: This image is of the b-side of this original stereofonic disc of 33.33 rpm.
Number: 450816 Uploaded By: W.B.lbl Description: A side (pressed by Columbia Records' Terre Haute, IN plant w/ Pitman, NJ typesetting).	Number: 450817 Uploaded By: W.B.lbl Description: B side (pressed by Columbia Records' Terre Haute, IN plant w/ Pitman, NJ typesetting).	Number: 1365931 Uploaded By: Bgray1 Edited By: Beggars Road Description: Label side 1 (PRC)	Number: 1365932 Uploaded By: Bgray1 Edited By: Beggars Road Description: Label side 2 (PRC)
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Number: 1179041 Uploaded By: scaccolarsi Description: front cover with hype sticker	Number: 493185 HIDDEN Uploaded By: charlie 45 Description: Label variation	Number: 620975 HIDDEN Uploaded By: TheJudge Edited By: musictom Description: Variant A-side label (from the image collection of Diognes_The_Fox)	Number: 941527 HIDDEN Uploaded By: musictom SUBS ● Description: Sleeve B side
Number: 1179042 HIDDEN Uploaded By: scaccolarsi Description: This image is of the reverse jacket side of this disc stereofonic of 33.33 rpm.	Number: 620972 HIDDEN Uploaded By: TheJudge Description: Front cover (from the image collection of Diognes_The_Fox)	Number: 941524 HIDDEN Uploaded By: musictom SUBS ● Description: Back cover

Comments and Reviews


Bgray1 11th Jun 2017		Label variant added (PRC) Richmond, IN.



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



Magic Marmalade 10th Jul 2016		I've reckoned for a long time now that somewhere in a seedy little bar in Atlantic City or Vegas, or maybe in the outskirts of Paris, there's a bloated, ageing cocktail lounge singer dreaming of his former years of glory... ...and what a mistake it was to fake his own death :) ... he keeps trying to sneak a Muzak-al, crooned version of a Doors hit into the set, but through the dark, smoky atmosphere, the half dozen or so dead drunk punters keep calling for an encore of "Somewhere Beyond The Sea", or "White Christmas" instead of all this Greek tragedy stuff. Smoothing his velvet suit and straightening his borrowed bow tie with a sigh, he always finishes the set by telling the audience: "I used to be Jim Morrison you know". "Of course you did pal!" ...The crowd respond with great mirth and ironic clapping.



Lee Wrecker 4th Jul 2016		Well, Magic I don't mind some of the "Fat Elvis" period stuff as well. It could also depend on how you view Morrison was he the beautiful, poetic, gifted, spiritual, embodiment of the late 60's zeitgeist or just a fat, bombastic, upper middle class, misogynist dickhead with a school boy's flair for words. "Journey we further into the nightmare".....



Magic Marmalade 4th Jul 2016		I disagree Lee... I regard this as The Doors "Fat Elvis" album... a cocktail lounge singer's, jump-suited self parody. Or is that a little too harsh? :)



Lee Wrecker 4th Jul 2016		This is a better album than it is often given credit for and stands the test of time better than some other Doors albums such as Waiting For The Sun.



TheJudge 15th Dec 2014		With acknowledgement to charlie 45, sharper variant A-side label uploaded.



charlie 45 26th Jan 2014		I have both labels, thought I would add the green....Charlie