The Doors - Morrison HotelWith a clear back to basics approach, The Doors fifth album Morrison Hotelreleased in 1970 was a showcase for all members of the group to highlight their artistic strengths. Opening with the hard driving "Roadhouse Blues", a track built upon a classic blues riff without a hint of psychedelia, the album relies heavily on their earlier influences as demonstrated in such 60's fuelled tracks as "Waiting For The Sun" and "Queen Of The Highway". Morrison

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