The Doors (Jim Morrison): "L.A. Woman" Die-Cut Cover, Original Inner Sleeve, NM
  $   76

 


$ 76 Sold For
Apr 30, 2016 Sold Date
Apr 20, 2016 Start Date
$   20 Start price
6   Number Of Bids
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From Elektra Records (EKS-75011), this is  L.A. WOMAN  

by  THE DOORS, an original (first) US pressing from April 19, 1971

Die-cut jacket is about EX; thin-edge LP appears NEAR MINT MINUS and play 

grades much higher. Original inner sleeve is NEAR MINT. Made by Specialty

Record Corp. Nice.

The Cuts:

Side One

  1. The Changeling
  2. Love Her Madly
  3. Been Down So Long
  4. Cars Hiss By My Window
  5. L.A. Woman

Side Two

  1. L'America
  2. Hyacinth House
  3. Crawling King Snake
  4. The WASP (Texas Radio And The Big Beat)
  5. Riders On The Storm

Personnel & Instrumentation:
    • Jim Morrison – Lead vocals, percussion, piano
    • Ray Manzarek – keyboards, rhythm guitar, vocals 
    • Robby Krieger – Guitar
    • John Densmore – Drums
    • Jerry Scheff – Bass
    • Marc Benno – Rhythm guitar 

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