The Doors’ Live in Copenhagen presents a previously unreleased concert recorded at Falkoner Centret in Copenhagen, Denmark on September 17, 1968. The 2-LP set pressed on crystal-clear vinyl features the entire early show, including electrifying performances of “Break On Through (To The Other Side),” “Light My Fire” and “Hello, I Love You,” among others. Available at participating record stores starting 11/28 for #RSDBlackFriday recordstoreday.com for more info. Record Store Day #RSDBF | The Door

The Doors – LIVE IN DETROIT is now available to stream for the first time. Experience one of the longest and most legendary Doors performances ever recorded. Captured live at the Cobo Arena on May 8, 1970, this performance featured classic tracks like “Light My Fire” and “Roadhouse Blues,” plus a rare, 17-minute version of “The End.” Click here to stream the performance now: https://thedoors.lnk.to/LID | The Doors

236K views · 8.9K reactions | The song "Soul Kitchen" is a tribute to Olivia's Place, a soul food restaurant in Venice Beach, California. Jim spent a lot of time at the restaurant to the point where the staff would have to ask him to leave after long days. It was a place of comfort in a world of chaos. Photos by Paul Ferrara. | The Doors | Facebook

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495K views · 16K reactions |  "I'd really like to stay here all night”  "Soul Kitchen," featured on The Doors' 1967 debut album, was inspired by Olivia's Place, a soul food restaurant in Venice Beach, California. Jim Morrison, the band's lead singer, was a frequent patron of Olivia's, often staying late into the night. Photos by Paul Ferrara and Henry Diltz. | The Doors | Facebook