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THE DOORS WEIRD SONGS JIM MORRISON RARE VINYL LP (A 6199)
Sold Date:
July 5, 2014
Start Date:
June 28, 2014
Final Price:
£11.00
(GBP)
Bid Count:
14
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THE DOORS
RARE 1970s GERMAN LIVE ALBUM
WEIRD SONGS
117g 12" black vinyl disc with bass clef stamped green paper labels in a fully laminated picture outer sleeve
The labels are for the non-existant 'Live Session' album by the equally non-existant The Wizards, This was to thwart inferior bootlegers from using the actual Doors tracks on the record to make their own records.
Unofficial 1970s German 12" album release (A-6199) STEREO 33.3rpm
Run-out grooves: Made In Germany
Side One:
Bill Siddons quotes William Blake. Oh Carol (Frisco '69). Jim Morrison reads Hello I Love You. Hello I Love You (London '68). Ray talks about Hello I Love You. Morrison talks about his favourites. Rock Me (Frisco '69). Who Scared You (LA '68). Money (London '68). Unknown Soldier (Frankfurt '68).
Side Two:
Horse Latitudes (London '68). Moonlight Drive. The Wasp (Frankfurt '68). Hitler (Out-take from Jim's American Prayer Session 12/8/70). The End (Isle of Wight '70). Graveyard Poem