Is it true that Jim Morrison did the vocals for The Doors' "When The Music's Over" in one take in the studio?
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alot of bands did songs in one take back then.  Engineers do not do this anymore and alot of times the differnt band parts don't even play and record on the same time. However i think that the newer styles of recording are not that good.
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Hi...If you are talking about wanting a karaoke type of version of your already exsisting music and you want to take, say, Dionne Warwick, off of your track - then it is possible.  However, it is only possible if the song was originally recorded (whether on LP. CD, whatever) on more than one track.  In other words, if the vocals are on a separate track already, then there are machines that can separate them but they are expensive and usually only accessible through a high-tech recording studio.  Hope that helped! JF
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Im pretty sure Geddy Lee did.  At least thats what I have heard all these years.\n\nHeres a link that supports my statement.  \n\nhttp://www.2112.net/powerwindows/AF2Klyrics.htm
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Yes this is actually true, one night I was screwing around with my CD with Stairway to Heaven, I had my mic and sound recorder on so recored the part of which was rumored, played it back and I got really creeped out because it was 1 am and I was in the dark light was off, try it if you like.
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True. \n\nI can't recall if he's singing on the FINALE or the performance finale. I heard this on the radio.\n\nHe is DEFINITELY singing, just tonight or tomorrow night Im not sure. Go look it up. =D use google.
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West also produced Jay-Z's "Takeover," which sampled The Doors' "Five To One"  ...................................................... Takeover\nby: Jay-Z\nListens: 2378 Five To One\nby: The Doors\nListens: 2647 http://www.hhdb.com/hip-hop-music.php
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I haven't heard of it as a live recording. I read that it was an extra take that the band wasn't extremely serious about. And the record company felt it was a little out of character for them at the time so it was not included in their albums. What a great song and fortunately it was not permanently discarded.
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yes there is. its called slow jam. its #4 on his "my way" cd. duet with monica
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One of my favorites Doors song was "Peace Frog" off the band's 5th albums.That was their  bluesiest album it\nwas called  Morrison Hotel. Jim Morrison and the Doors\nwere way ahead of ther time. I also was into Crystal Ship,Break on Through,Light My fire,People are Strange.But my all time favorite was  this most brilliant one\n   " Riders of the Storm ".he was just reaching greatest\nthan he was gone. What a bummer,just thing what he could have been ,he was a pure genius.
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I'm like you, I was born too late, but if you read the book "Riders on the Storm: My Life with Jim Morrison and the Doors" by John Densmore you get a pretty good idea of how the Doors performed.
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Yes. Approximately one year ago. It was kept pretty quite but was posted on the Gary Allan official website. Here's the site... http://www.garyallan.com/bio/index.php\n\nNot much said, just a little blurb. Kinda explains the darkness in "Tough All Over" doesn't it???
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Indeed, there is, and there is an interesting story behind the song, which appears on Marvin Gaye's third album, which bears the same title.\n\nWhen Marvin divorced his first wife, the judge ordered the singer to turn over royalties from his first two albums to his now ex-wife. Marvin recorded this album as a deeply autobiographical portrayal of his feelings at the time.\n\nThe opening lyrics are:\n\nI guess I'd have to say this album is\ndedicated to you.\nAlthough perhaps you may not be happy,\nthis is what you want,\nso I conceded.\nI hope it makes you happy.
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Val Kilmer played Jim Morrison in the movie. However, the vocal credits show him as adding additional vocals with the songs due to the Doors. I doubt that Val Kilmer would be able to perform credibly as their singer in a live show and it would be unfair to ask him too.\n\nIan Astbury of the Cult was apparently Oliver Stone's first choice for the role and is the lead singer of the Doors of the 21st century. While Robbie Krieger and Ray Manzarek are members of the band, John Densmore has refused to join. It is doubtful that he would have been interested in performing with Kilmer up front. He would be more able to perform on a world tour.
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yes...Roger Waters has commented on it.....his answer was i'm not telling .....the real person to ask is Alan Parsons (alan parsons project...rock band from the early 80's)...he was the engineer on the album......he would know for sure
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Real life is always stranger than fiction. Jim Morrison was too huge a personality to try to capture in a 2 hour film.
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I'm pretty sure they did... It's a cover... The song was originally done by Cat Stevens... The original title is "Father and Son"...
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Also known as a hired gun.  These guys are for hire in studios.  Jimmy Page did it for years before joining the Yardbirds and then forming Led Zeppelin.  You can hear him playing lead on the Kink's "You Really Got Me" and Joe Cocker's "With a Little Help From My Friends".  The golden rule of the session man is to never disclose the sessions you've played on.  Page broke that rule.