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Released in 1971, The Doors’ “L.A. Woman” marked a turning point for the band. Stripping back the psychedelic flourishes of their previous work, the album embraced a raw, blues-influenced sound. This shift was most evident in the title track, a hypnotic groove driven by Ray Manzarek’s keyboards and Robbie Krieger’s searing guitar riffs. Jim Morrison’s vocals were equally stripped down, delivered with a gritty urgency that reflected the album’s exploration of Los Angeles’ underbelly. While tracks like “Love Her Madly” retained a touch of their earlier pop sensibilities, the album as a whole felt like a return to the band’s blues-rock roots. “L.A. Woman” would be The Doors’ final studio album with Morrison alive, standing as a powerful testament to their enduring talent and his captivating influence.
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Cat No: 603497839728
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