The Doors - Morrison Hotel London Records this was male teenage skinny-tie

this was male teenage skinny-tie pop music on a level of brilliance with The Kinks

The team skillfully blends heavy arrangements and introspective lyrics with motown sophistication

Along the way he cultivated close friendships with fellow Texan songwriters such as Lubbockites Terry Allen

The result is ‘Knowledge Freedom Power’

Featuring a lenticular effect cover and pressed on ‘jack-o’-lantern’ orange vinyl

The Doors - Morrison Hotel London Records this was male teenage skinny-tieWith a clear back to basics approach, The Doors fifth album Morrison Hotel released in 1970 was a showcase for all members of the group to highlight their artistic strengths. Opening with the hard driving "Roadhouse Blues", a track built upon a classic blues riff without a hint of psychedelia, the album relies heavily on their earlier influences as demonstrated in such 60's fuelled tracks as "Waiting For The Sun" and "Queen Of The Highway". Morrison