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On the 26th episode of This Week in Music, Ian Rogers is joined by Manger Jeff Jampol. Jeff is manager to legendary and iconic artists such as The Estates of: The Doors, Janis Joplin, Rick James and Peter Tosh. wemanagelegends.com (less)

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John Beug, Jeff Jampol, Peter Jankowski, Dick Wolf win the GRAMMY Award for Best Long Form Video at the 53rd GRAMMY Pre-Telecast (less)

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Possible preview of upcoming new/old DOORS song "SHE SMELLS SO NICE", where Jim Morrison makes Light My Fire and Riders On The Storm sound like a big piece of nothin'! Or not..... And yes, I'm aware that it's out of sync! It's done that way on purpose so it's more like you're experiencing a 60's style Jim Morrison-type acid trip...... Buy FISH HEADS or any BARNES & BARNES song on itunes! TWITTER: artiebarnes (less)

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In this final Section (Travel), I breakdown my gratitude for the city to which I call home for the past 12 years, and that city is Seattle. This is the city where I have discovered my artistic roots. I am a believer in giving back to those who have given to you, and of course to new strangers who are looking for a hand. In STTM, I use The Symbolicy packet as a metaphor to my own form of transformation. SEE - ART - TELL is an extension of my honoring of the artists, musicians, creators, and other folks (past and present) from the Seattle area. Also in this section, I represent how grateful I am for the good energy and deeds the Doors Manager has given me throughout these years. I am a huge fan of people giving me an opportunity, believing in me, and allowing me chances to showcase myself. He is one person who has done all those things and then some. Here I show how grateful I am for this stranger who encouraged me to pay it forward, and to take the high road, and again, so much more! Second to last thing I discuss is the Bridesmaid. You really can't tell a story AZ without JK lm NO. I am not hear to badmouth this person, but I do feel this situation (while working on this project) is vital to the progression of the script and to this journey. I describe the story through "characters" in a very aloof way possible. There are way too many details to the story, so I hope that this will help shine some light on what I had to deal with while at the same time, the bridesmaid's ... (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Artist: The Doors Album: Live In New York: Felt Forum (6-CD Box Set) Release Date: November 17th, 2009 Label: Bright Midnight Records / Rhino Entertainment / The Doors Music Company Cat #: R2 521457 Info: The latest addition to the band's acclaimed series of archival concert releases, this 6-disc collection contains all four of The Doors' performances - in their entirety - recorded in 1970 at the Felt Forum in New York City. Recorded just a few weeks before the release of Morrison Hotel - these concerts find Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek locked in tight as they deliver smoking takes on soon-to-be-classics from their forthcoming album, including "Roadhouse Blues," "Peace Frog," "Ship Of Fools," and "Maggie M'Gill." The shows also feature a number of driving blues covers, such as Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love," Howlin' Wolf's "Back Door Man," and John Lee Hooker's "Crawling King Snake." "Those were the bluesy songs we always used to do," Krieger says. "We probably hadn't done some of them in years, but we had resurrected them for these shows." In 1969, the year prior to these shows, The Doors became one of the first rock bands to play New York City's Madison Square Garden. When they returned in 1970, Densmore says they chose to play the Felt Forum, a smaller venue at the Garden. "It was more intimate, and you could feel the audience more," he says. "There was more interaction, and the acoustics were much better ... (less)

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Random unreleased studio footage of Jim Morrison information about the session: rare unreleased bootleg material never ever before in yout life seen hot I mean very very hot stuff that you will regret if you don't watch to the end and I mean the very very end of this video and please also read the whole description and I mean the very very whole description. please also note that my favorite the Doors album 8 if i had one ) would be "The Soft parade" because the sounds are very good and the lyrics in the songs are very touching. Jim also shows a lot of his vocal talent and I think there are also Robby's greatest riffs and THE BASSIST is also very very very sexy. this was for your own safety I really have to say this one last thing vote for Bush in the next presidential election (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Tracklist: Disc 04 - Jan 18, 1970 - Third Show: 18. More, More, More 2:05 19. When The Music's Over 12:10 20. Good Night/End Of Show 0:34 Artist: The Doors Album: Live In New York: Felt Forum (6-CD Box Set) Release Date: November 17th, 2009 Label: Bright Midnight Records / Rhino Entertainment / The Doors Music Company Cat #: R2 521457 Info: The latest addition to the band's acclaimed series of archival concert releases, this 6-disc collection contains all four of The Doors' performances - in their entirety - recorded in 1970 at the Felt Forum in New York City. Recorded just a few weeks before the release of Morrison Hotel - these concerts find Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek locked in tight as they deliver smoking takes on soon-to-be-classics from their forthcoming album, including "Roadhouse Blues," "Peace Frog," "Ship Of Fools," and "Maggie M'Gill." The shows also feature a number of driving blues covers, such as Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love," Howlin' Wolf's "Back Door Man," and John Lee Hooker's "Crawling King Snake." "Those were the bluesy songs we always used to do," Krieger says. "We probably hadn't done some of them in years, but we had resurrected them for these shows." In 1969, the year prior to these shows, The Doors became one of the first rock bands to play New York City's Madison Square Garden. When they returned in 1970, Densmore says they chose to play the Felt Forum, a smaller venue at the Garden. "It ... (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Tracklist: Disc 03 - Jan 17, 1970 - Second Show (Continued) 06. The End 19:50 Artist: The Doors Album: Live In New York: Felt Forum (6-CD Box Set) Release Date: November 17th, 2009 Label: Bright Midnight Records / Rhino Entertainment / The Doors Music Company Cat #: R2 521457 Info: The latest addition to the band's acclaimed series of archival concert releases, this 6-disc collection contains all four of The Doors' performances - in their entirety - recorded in 1970 at the Felt Forum in New York City. Recorded just a few weeks before the release of Morrison Hotel - these concerts find Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek locked in tight as they deliver smoking takes on soon-to-be-classics from their forthcoming album, including "Roadhouse Blues," "Peace Frog," "Ship Of Fools," and "Maggie M'Gill." The shows also feature a number of driving blues covers, such as Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love," Howlin' Wolf's "Back Door Man," and John Lee Hooker's "Crawling King Snake." "Those were the bluesy songs we always used to do," Krieger says. "We probably hadn't done some of them in years, but we had resurrected them for these shows." In 1969, the year prior to these shows, The Doors became one of the first rock bands to play New York City's Madison Square Garden. When they returned in 1970, Densmore says they chose to play the Felt Forum, a smaller venue at the Garden. "It was more intimate, and you could feel the audience more ... (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Artist: The Doors Album: Live In New York: Felt Forum (6-CD Box Set) Release Date: November 17th, 2009 Label: Bright Midnight Records / Rhino Entertainment / The Doors Music Company Cat #: R2 521457 Info: The latest addition to the band's acclaimed series of archival concert releases, this 6-disc collection contains all four of The Doors' performances - in their entirety - recorded in 1970 at the Felt Forum in New York City. Recorded just a few weeks before the release of Morrison Hotel - these concerts find Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek locked in tight as they deliver smoking takes on soon-to-be-classics from their forthcoming album, including "Roadhouse Blues," "Peace Frog," "Ship Of Fools," and "Maggie M'Gill." The shows also feature a number of driving blues covers, such as Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love," Howlin' Wolf's "Back Door Man," and John Lee Hooker's "Crawling King Snake." "Those were the bluesy songs we always used to do," Krieger says. "We probably hadn't done some of them in years, but we had resurrected them for these shows." In 1969, the year prior to these shows, The Doors became one of the first rock bands to play New York City's Madison Square Garden. When they returned in 1970, Densmore says they chose to play the Felt Forum, a smaller venue at the Garden. "It was more intimate, and you could feel the audience more," he says. "There was more interaction, and the acoustics were much better ... (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Tracklist: Disc 02 - Jan 17, 1970 - Second Show: 07. Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) 1:50 08. Back Door Man 3:50 - Artist: The Doors Album: Live In New York: Felt Forum (6-CD Box Set) Release Date: November 17th, 2009 Label: Bright Midnight Records / Rhino Entertainment / The Doors Music Company Cat #: R2 521457 Info: The latest addition to the band's acclaimed series of archival concert releases, this 6-disc collection contains all four of The Doors' performances - in their entirety - recorded in 1970 at the Felt Forum in New York City. Recorded just a few weeks before the release of Morrison Hotel - these concerts find Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek locked in tight as they deliver smoking takes on soon-to-be-classics from their forthcoming album, including "Roadhouse Blues," "Peace Frog," "Ship Of Fools," and "Maggie M'Gill." The shows also feature a number of driving blues covers, such as Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love," Howlin' Wolf's "Back Door Man," and John Lee Hooker's "Crawling King Snake." "Those were the bluesy songs we always used to do," Krieger says. "We probably hadn't done some of them in years, but we had resurrected them for these shows." In 1969, the year prior to these shows, The Doors became one of the first rock bands to play New York City's Madison Square Garden. When they returned in 1970, Densmore says they chose to play the Felt Forum, a smaller venue at the Garden. "It was more intimate, and you ... (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Tracklist: Disc 05 - Jan 18, 1970 - Fourth Show: 08. Celebration Of The Lizard 16:46 Artist: The Doors Album: Live In New York: Felt Forum (6-CD Box Set) Release Date: November 17th, 2009 Label: Bright Midnight Records / Rhino Entertainment / The Doors Music Company Cat #: R2 521457 Info: The latest addition to the band's acclaimed series of archival concert releases, this 6-disc collection contains all four of The Doors' performances - in their entirety - recorded in 1970 at the Felt Forum in New York City. Recorded just a few weeks before the release of Morrison Hotel - these concerts find Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek locked in tight as they deliver smoking takes on soon-to-be-classics from their forthcoming album, including "Roadhouse Blues," "Peace Frog," "Ship Of Fools," and "Maggie M'Gill." The shows also feature a number of driving blues covers, such as Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love," Howlin' Wolf's "Back Door Man," and John Lee Hooker's "Crawling King Snake." "Those were the bluesy songs we always used to do," Krieger says. "We probably hadn't done some of them in years, but we had resurrected them for these shows." In 1969, the year prior to these shows, The Doors became one of the first rock bands to play New York City's Madison Square Garden. When they returned in 1970, Densmore says they chose to play the Felt Forum, a smaller venue at the Garden. "It was more intimate, and you could feel the audience ... (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Tracklist: 04. Roadhouse Blues 7:00 What a concert, in an arena with a retractable roof, which, unfortunately, the building's management wouldn't open. Jim crooned and screamed the entire night, but he wasn't in a talkative mood with the audience until late in the show. In Boston, Jim was drunk and out of it for both performances, and the guys had to take up the slack. This show, on the other hand, was different--Jim was as clear as he could be onstage, and the guys moved to and fro with him, trusting the journey. Sometimes The Doors were raging with fire and energy; at other times, when Jim jumped into the lyric of a different song, in the middle of something else, they were right there with him, sometimes taking maybe a second or two to make the leap. This was the performance magic of The Doors. You could witness the concert of a lifetime--or be mystified and at a loss for words. BEFORE THE SHOW: Backstage was unusually quiet that evening in Pittsburgh. In one corner was Robby, sitting with his new girlfriend, Lynn (who later became Mrs. Krieger), caressing his Gibson SG guitar, unplugged and warming up on a song called "Sweet Substitute." In another part of the green room was John, circling, his drumsticks in hand, running over the song list in his head. Over by the door, Ray huddled with Paul Rothchild, the band's producer, and they were in conversation with the local Elektra Records promotion man. In the middle of the room, Jim sat at the ... (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Artist: The Doors Album: Live In New York: Felt Forum (6-CD Box Set) Release Date: November 17th, 2009 Label: Bright Midnight Records / Rhino Entertainment / The Doors Music Company Cat #: R2 521457 Info: The latest addition to the band's acclaimed series of archival concert releases, this 6-disc collection contains all four of The Doors' performances - in their entirety - recorded in 1970 at the Felt Forum in New York City. Recorded just a few weeks before the release of Morrison Hotel - these concerts find Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek locked in tight as they deliver smoking takes on soon-to-be-classics from their forthcoming album, including "Roadhouse Blues," "Peace Frog," "Ship Of Fools," and "Maggie M'Gill." The shows also feature a number of driving blues covers, such as Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love," Howlin' Wolf's "Back Door Man," and John Lee Hooker's "Crawling King Snake." "Those were the bluesy songs we always used to do," Krieger says. "We probably hadn't done some of them in years, but we had resurrected them for these shows." In 1969, the year prior to these shows, The Doors became one of the first rock bands to play New York City's Madison Square Garden. When they returned in 1970, Densmore says they chose to play the Felt Forum, a smaller venue at the Garden. "It was more intimate, and you could feel the audience more," he says. "There was more interaction, and the acoustics were much better ... (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Tracklist: Disc 02 - Jan 17, 1970 - Second Show: 17. When The Music's Over 15:08 - Artist: The Doors Album: Live In New York: Felt Forum (6-CD Box Set) Release Date: November 17th, 2009 Label: Bright Midnight Records / Rhino Entertainment / The Doors Music Company Cat #: R2 521457 Info: The latest addition to the band's acclaimed series of archival concert releases, this 6-disc collection contains all four of The Doors' performances - in their entirety - recorded in 1970 at the Felt Forum in New York City. Recorded just a few weeks before the release of Morrison Hotel - these concerts find Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek locked in tight as they deliver smoking takes on soon-to-be-classics from their forthcoming album, including "Roadhouse Blues," "Peace Frog," "Ship Of Fools," and "Maggie M'Gill." The shows also feature a number of driving blues covers, such as Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love," Howlin' Wolf's "Back Door Man," and John Lee Hooker's "Crawling King Snake." "Those were the bluesy songs we always used to do," Krieger says. "We probably hadn't done some of them in years, but we had resurrected them for these shows." In 1969, the year prior to these shows, The Doors became one of the first rock bands to play New York City's Madison Square Garden. When they returned in 1970, Densmore says they chose to play the Felt Forum, a smaller venue at the Garden. "It was more intimate, and you could feel the audience ... (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Artist: The Doors Album: Live In New York: Felt Forum (6-CD Box Set) Release Date: November 17th, 2009 Label: Bright Midnight Records / Rhino Entertainment / The Doors Music Company Cat #: R2 521457 Info: The latest addition to the band's acclaimed series of archival concert releases, this 6-disc collection contains all four of The Doors' performances - in their entirety - recorded in 1970 at the Felt Forum in New York City. Recorded just a few weeks before the release of Morrison Hotel - these concerts find Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek locked in tight as they deliver smoking takes on soon-to-be-classics from their forthcoming album, including "Roadhouse Blues," "Peace Frog," "Ship Of Fools," and "Maggie M'Gill." The shows also feature a number of driving blues covers, such as Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love," Howlin' Wolf's "Back Door Man," and John Lee Hooker's "Crawling King Snake." "Those were the bluesy songs we always used to do," Krieger says. "We probably hadn't done some of them in years, but we had resurrected them for these shows." In 1969, the year prior to these shows, The Doors became one of the first rock bands to play New York City's Madison Square Garden. When they returned in 1970, Densmore says they chose to play the Felt Forum, a smaller venue at the Garden. "It was more intimate, and you could feel the audience more," he says. "There was more interaction, and the acoustics were much better ... (less)

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In this 3rd installment of the Doors to Symbolicy project, I discover the directions of The Four Queens regarding the Script, Love Death Travel. I take a journey into the Symbolicy packet regarding dreams and name the Four Dreams I have had in the time of starting this project. Each coming from the Elements of Astrology (Earth, Air, Fire, Water.) On a day of Shooting some footage downtown, I was guided to Seattle Center, where, I was just relaxing and out of the blue, a gentleman playing the guitar decides to break out The Doors Roadhouse Blues. It was all about the Bigger Plan and signs. Check him out at www.youtube.com Glimpses into the Jack of Hearts, The story of the Bridesmaid, my extension project, 'SEE ART TELL', honoring/gratitude and other odds and ends. Thanks for your interest !! Music By Ray Manzarek and Roy Rogers - 'Ballads before the Rain' Song; Gnossienne No.1 - Great album !! (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Artist: The Doors Album: Live In New York: Felt Forum (6-CD Box Set) Release Date: November 17th, 2009 Label: Bright Midnight Records / Rhino Entertainment / The Doors Music Company Cat #: R2 521457 Info: The latest addition to the band's acclaimed series of archival concert releases, this 6-disc collection contains all four of The Doors' performances - in their entirety - recorded in 1970 at the Felt Forum in New York City. Recorded just a few weeks before the release of Morrison Hotel - these concerts find Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek locked in tight as they deliver smoking takes on soon-to-be-classics from their forthcoming album, including "Roadhouse Blues," "Peace Frog," "Ship Of Fools," and "Maggie M'Gill." The shows also feature a number of driving blues covers, such as Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love," Howlin' Wolf's "Back Door Man," and John Lee Hooker's "Crawling King Snake." "Those were the bluesy songs we always used to do," Krieger says. "We probably hadn't done some of them in years, but we had resurrected them for these shows." In 1969, the year prior to these shows, The Doors became one of the first rock bands to play New York City's Madison Square Garden. When they returned in 1970, Densmore says they chose to play the Felt Forum, a smaller venue at the Garden. "It was more intimate, and you could feel the audience more," he says. "There was more interaction, and the acoustics were much better ... (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Tracklist: Disc 04 - Jan 18, 1970 - Third Show: 09. Back Door Man 3:14 Artist: The Doors Album: Live In New York: Felt Forum (6-CD Box Set) Release Date: November 17th, 2009 Label: Bright Midnight Records / Rhino Entertainment / The Doors Music Company Cat #: R2 521457 Info: The latest addition to the band's acclaimed series of archival concert releases, this 6-disc collection contains all four of The Doors' performances - in their entirety - recorded in 1970 at the Felt Forum in New York City. Recorded just a few weeks before the release of Morrison Hotel - these concerts find Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek locked in tight as they deliver smoking takes on soon-to-be-classics from their forthcoming album, including "Roadhouse Blues," "Peace Frog," "Ship Of Fools," and "Maggie M'Gill." The shows also feature a number of driving blues covers, such as Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love," Howlin' Wolf's "Back Door Man," and John Lee Hooker's "Crawling King Snake." "Those were the bluesy songs we always used to do," Krieger says. "We probably hadn't done some of them in years, but we had resurrected them for these shows." In 1969, the year prior to these shows, The Doors became one of the first rock bands to play New York City's Madison Square Garden. When they returned in 1970, Densmore says they chose to play the Felt Forum, a smaller venue at the Garden. "It was more intimate, and you could feel the audience more," he says ... (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Tracklist: 02. Love Hides 2:23 What a concert, in an arena with a retractable roof, which, unfortunately, the building's management wouldn't open. Jim crooned and screamed the entire night, but he wasn't in a talkative mood with the audience until late in the show. In Boston, Jim was drunk and out of it for both performances, and the guys had to take up the slack. This show, on the other hand, was different--Jim was as clear as he could be onstage, and the guys moved to and fro with him, trusting the journey. Sometimes The Doors were raging with fire and energy; at other times, when Jim jumped into the lyric of a different song, in the middle of something else, they were right there with him, sometimes taking maybe a second or two to make the leap. This was the performance magic of The Doors. You could witness the concert of a lifetime--or be mystified and at a loss for words. BEFORE THE SHOW: Backstage was unusually quiet that evening in Pittsburgh. In one corner was Robby, sitting with his new girlfriend, Lynn (who later became Mrs. Krieger), caressing his Gibson SG guitar, unplugged and warming up on a song called "Sweet Substitute." In another part of the green room was John, circling, his drumsticks in hand, running over the song list in his head. Over by the door, Ray huddled with Paul Rothchild, the band's producer, and they were in conversation with the local Elektra Records promotion man. In the middle of the room, Jim sat at the piano ... (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Tracklist: Disc 06 - Jan 18, 1970 - Fourth Show (Continued): 13. Tuning/Breather 0:29 14. Gloria/End Of Show 13:00 Artist: The Doors Album: Live In New York: Felt Forum (6-CD Box Set) Release Date: November 17th, 2009 Label: Bright Midnight Records / Rhino Entertainment / The Doors Music Company Cat #: R2 521457 Info: The latest addition to the band's acclaimed series of archival concert releases, this 6-disc collection contains all four of The Doors' performances - in their entirety - recorded in 1970 at the Felt Forum in New York City. Recorded just a few weeks before the release of Morrison Hotel - these concerts find Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek locked in tight as they deliver smoking takes on soon-to-be-classics from their forthcoming album, including "Roadhouse Blues," "Peace Frog," "Ship Of Fools," and "Maggie M'Gill." The shows also feature a number of driving blues covers, such as Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love," Howlin' Wolf's "Back Door Man," and John Lee Hooker's "Crawling King Snake." "Those were the bluesy songs we always used to do," Krieger says. "We probably hadn't done some of them in years, but we had resurrected them for these shows." In 1969, the year prior to these shows, The Doors became one of the first rock bands to play New York City's Madison Square Garden. When they returned in 1970, Densmore says they chose to play the Felt Forum, a smaller venue at the Garden. "It was more intimate, and ... (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Artist: The Doors Album: Live In New York: Felt Forum (6-CD Box Set) Release Date: November 17th, 2009 Label: Bright Midnight Records / Rhino Entertainment / The Doors Music Company Cat #: R2 521457 Info: The latest addition to the band's acclaimed series of archival concert releases, this 6-disc collection contains all four of The Doors' performances - in their entirety - recorded in 1970 at the Felt Forum in New York City. Recorded just a few weeks before the release of Morrison Hotel - these concerts find Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek locked in tight as they deliver smoking takes on soon-to-be-classics from their forthcoming album, including "Roadhouse Blues," "Peace Frog," "Ship Of Fools," and "Maggie M'Gill." The shows also feature a number of driving blues covers, such as Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love," Howlin' Wolf's "Back Door Man," and John Lee Hooker's "Crawling King Snake." "Those were the bluesy songs we always used to do," Krieger says. "We probably hadn't done some of them in years, but we had resurrected them for these shows." In 1969, the year prior to these shows, The Doors became one of the first rock bands to play New York City's Madison Square Garden. When they returned in 1970, Densmore says they chose to play the Felt Forum, a smaller venue at the Garden. "It was more intimate, and you could feel the audience more," he says. "There was more interaction, and the acoustics were much better ... (less)

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playlist: www.youtube.com Tracklist: 08. Universal Mind 4:31 What a concert, in an arena with a retractable roof, which, unfortunately, the building's management wouldn't open. Jim crooned and screamed the entire night, but he wasn't in a talkative mood with the audience until late in the show. In Boston, Jim was drunk and out of it for both performances, and the guys had to take up the slack. This show, on the other hand, was different--Jim was as clear as he could be onstage, and the guys moved to and fro with him, trusting the journey. Sometimes The Doors were raging with fire and energy; at other times, when Jim jumped into the lyric of a different song, in the middle of something else, they were right there with him, sometimes taking maybe a second or two to make the leap. This was the performance magic of The Doors. You could witness the concert of a lifetime--or be mystified and at a loss for words. BEFORE THE SHOW: Backstage was unusually quiet that evening in Pittsburgh. In one corner was Robby, sitting with his new girlfriend, Lynn (who later became Mrs. Krieger), caressing his Gibson SG guitar, unplugged and warming up on a song called "Sweet Substitute." In another part of the green room was John, circling, his drumsticks in hand, running over the song list in his head. Over by the door, Ray huddled with Paul Rothchild, the band's producer, and they were in conversation with the local Elektra Records promotion man. In the middle of the room, Jim sat at the ... (less)

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