The Doors Soft Parade Japan Music CD

Product Description Contents Introduction Warner Music's proud series of classic Western music albums is relaunched with a new look! Classic albums that you listened to obsessively back then are appearing one after another! Warner Music's proud series of classic Western music albums: "Forever Young" is relaunched! The eighth release features classic albums by Fleetwood Mac, CSN, CSN&Y, who led the music scene from the 60s, and The Doors, who are celebrating their 60th anniversary this year! [The Doors] Debuted in January 1967 with "Break On Through." Their world view that evokes "death" and "aestheticism," along with Jim Morrison's charismatic stage presence, became a hot topic, and their debut album "Light My Fire" quickly achieved gold status. In 1968, their third album, "Waiting for the Sun," which included the mega-hit "Hello, I Love You," became their first number one album on the US album charts. After releasing his sixth album, "L.A. Woman," Jim Morrison passed away at the young age of 27. "Soft Parade" is the fourth album in the series, showcasing the new worldview of the solitary, charismatic Jim Morrison. The album boldly incorporates a brass section and percussion. It reached number 6 on the US album charts. It includes "Touch Me" and "Tell All the People," which reached number 3 on the US singles charts. (1969 release) Includes commentary, lyrics, and translations 1. Tell All the People 2. Touch Me 3. Shaman's Blues 4. Do It 5. Easy Ride 6. Wild Child 7. Runin' Blue 8. Wishful Sinful 9. Soft Parade Media reviews and more Warner Music's proud series of classic foreign music albums: The eighth release in the "Forever Young" series features classic albums by Fleetwood Mac, CSN, CSN&Y, who led the music scene from the 60s, and The Doors, who will celebrate their 60th anniversary in 2025! [The Doors] Debuted in January 1967 with "Break On Through". Their world view that evokes "death" and "aestheticism," along with Jim Morrison's charismatic stage presence, became a hot topic, and their debut album "Light My Fire" quickly earned a gold disc. In 1968, his third album, *Waiting for the Sun*, which included the mega-hit "Hello, I Love You," became his first album to reach number one on the US album charts. After releasing his sixth album, *L.A. Woman*, Jim passed away at the young age of 27. *Soft Parade*, his fourth album, showcases the new worldview of the solitary, charismatic Jim Morrison. This album boldly incorporates a brass section and percussion. It reached number six on the US album charts. It includes "Touch Me" and "Tell All the People," which reached number three on the US singles chart. (C)RS