70' RE THE DOORS *SOFT PARADE* US VINYL LP EKS-75005 NM/NM-

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1969
THE DOORS
****THE SOFT PARADE**** 
The Doors wanted to capitalize on the experimental climate in popular music at the time that brought about groundbreaking works like The White Album and Electric Ladyland while redefining what could be accomplished within the rock medium. Looking for a new, creative sound, Rothchild hired Paul Harris to arrange string and orchestral arrangements for the Los Angeles Philharmonic and local jazz horn players. Session musicians Doug Lubahn and Harvey Brooks also served as additional bass guitarists. The music on The Soft Parade incorporated art rock, blues rock, jazz fusion, and psychedelic rock styles. Drummer John Densmore and Manzarek, who both had jazz backgrounds, asserted they were receptive to Rothchild's jazz concept: "We'd [Densmore and Manzarek] always talk about using some jazz musicians – let's put some horns and strings on, man, let's see what it would be like to record with a string section and a big horn section", recalled Manzarek.
Original 1970 U.S. REPRESS  12" Vinyl LP On ELEKTRA EKS-75005   TERRE HAUTE PRESS
Identification Marked on Cover  EKS-75005 Marked on Label EKS-75005 Etched side A   T 1  EKS-75005-A-2 CTH  B 35
Condition Vinyl is NM Labels are NM Cover is NM-
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