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See the Last Living Members of The Doors Now, at 77 and 76
The Doors were one of the most important bands of the s and '70s, but their time together was shorter than you might think. The band was only in existence for eight years, with their career coming to a close two years after the tragic passing of lead singer Jim Morrison in After that, the remaining members continued performing—sometimes together, sometimes solo, and sometimes with other bands. Keyboard player Ray Manzarek died in at age 74, and today there are only two remaining members of the Doors, guitarist Robby Krieger and drummer John Densmore.
Both Krieger and Densmore are still active in music today. And, after a falling out involving a Doors-related lawsuit, they now are back on good terms. Read on to find out more about Krieger and Densmore today.
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Krieger and Densmore performed together after the Doors were no longer active.
Daily Mirror/Mirrorpix/Mirrorpix via Getty ImagesAfter Morrison's death, Krieger and Densmore started the Butts Band in The group released two albums and disbanded in In , all three remaining members of the Doors got together and released An American Prayer, in which they se
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THE DOORS ALIVE
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The Doors Alive (UK) -The Doors Tribute
THIS SHOW WAS POSTPONED FROM WEDNESDAY 20th OCTOBER
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Direct from the UK, The Doors Alive are widely regarded as the closest and most enthralling representation of the legendary &#;s rock gods The Doors in the world today.
The band re-create the sound, look, presence and magic of a real &#;s Doors concert, perfectly and effortlessly transporting the audience back with classic hits such as Light My Fire, Break on Through (to the Other Side), Riders On The Storm, People Are Strange, L.A. Woman, The End, Roadhouse Blues, Love Her Madly plus loads more
Mike Griffioen (Jim Morrison) captures the look, attitude, and rich baritone voice of the late, great frontman of The Doors with ease while his compadres showcase the musical chops of original Doors members Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger and John Densmore with finesse. The Doors Alive use the very same instruments that members of the original band played to achieve that authentic Sixties sound. These include vintage keyboards such as the Gibson G and the Fender Rhodes Bass, as well as the vintage Gibson S.G. Guitar.
The Doors Alive re-capture the greatness of The Doors and bring their amazing songbook to life!
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