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The Doors To Release A Sides and B Sides Package

by Roger Wink, VVN Music on July 1, 2017

in News

In the day of the vinyl single, everyone played the a-side of the record because it was normally the radio hit but, on the other side, there was sometimes a throwaway song or even a rarity that never made it onto an album.

Over the last couple of years, it has become popular to take the music of 60’s and 70’s bands and release new hit packages that contain both the A and B side of those singles. On September 15, Rhino will jump on that trend with the release of The Doors: The Singles.

The two-CD set has been divided in an interesting way with the first, 26-track, CD containing the Doors singles from before the death of Jim Morrison with all of the songs with which listeners are familiar.

The second disc starts with Tightrope Ride, the first single from the three man version of the band, minus the late Morrison, album Other Voices. That’s followed by singles released from the various later projects including Full Circle, An American Prayer and the 1983 live album Alive, She Cried. It finishes with four mono radio versions of hits.

Look for The Doors: The Singles in a two-CD set, 2-CDs with the first time ever release of The Best of the Doors on Blu-Ray, and via digital retailers. There will also be a special vinyl box set with all twenty U.S. singles on twenty 7-inch 45’s with original cover art in a flip top box.

The track list with chart information:

Disc 1
Break On Through (To The Other Side) (1967 / Did Not Chart)
End Of The Night
Light My Fire (1967 / #1)
The Crystal Ship
People Are Strange (1967 / #12)
Unhappy Girl
Love Me Two Times (1967 / #25)
Moonlight Drive
The Unknown Soldier (1968 / #39)
We Could Be So Good Together
Hello, I Love You (1968 / #1)
Love Street
Touch Me (1968 / #3)
Wild Child
Wishful Sinful (1969 / #44)
Who Scared You
Tell All The People (1969 / #57)
Easy Ride
Runnin’ Blue (1969 / #64)
Do It
You Make Me Real (1970 / #50)
Roadhouse Blues
Love Her Madly (1971 / #11)
(You Need Meat) Don’t Go No Further
Riders On The Storm (1971 / #14)
The Changeling

Disc 2
Tightrope Ride (1971 / #71)
Variety Is The Spice Of Life
Ships With Sails (1971 / DNC)
In The Eye Of The Sun
Get Up And Dance (1972 / DNC)
Treetrunk
The Mosquito (1972 / #85)
It Slipped My Mind
The Piano Bird (1972 / DNC)
Good Rockin’
Roadhouse Blues (Live) (1979 / DNC)
Albinoni: Adagio
Gloria (Live) (1983 / #71)
Moonlight Drive (Live)
Hello, I Love You (Mono Radio Version)
Touch Me (Mono Radio Version)
Wishful Sinful (Mono Radio Version)
Tell All The People (Mono Radio Version)

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