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Release Year 2018 67 minute country USA Genre Documentary. The Doors founder and keyboardist passes away at 74. Manzarek passed away Monday at around 8. 30 at the RoMed Clinic in Rosenheim, Germany. The musician had fought a long battle with bile duct cancer, but died with his wife Dorothy and brothers Rick and James by his co-formed The Doors in 1965 after a chance encounter on a Venice Beach with poet Jim Morrison. The band went on to become one of the biggest selling, and most controversial, of the 1960s ? moving more than 100 million units worldwide and earning 19 Gold, 14 Platinum and five multi-Platinum albums in the U. S. alone. Following Morrison’s death in 1971, Manzarek went on to enjoy a successful solo career, both as a Grammy-nominated recording artist and a bestselling author. In collaboration with Robby Krieger in 2002 he re-ignited his touring career. Krieger described himself as “deeply saddened” by the news. Adding that he was “just glad to have been able to have played Doors songs with him for the last decade. Ray was a huge part of my life and I will always miss him”. Manzarek is survived by his wife Dorothy, son Pablo and his three grandchildren: Noah, Apollo and Camille. Rather than flowers, well-wishers are asked to make a donation in Ray Manzarek’s name to Funeral arrangements are pending, and the family asks that their privacy be respected.
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Break on Thru: A Celebration of Ray Manzarek and The door cinema. YouTube. I was 13 when The Doors album was released, here we are in 2019, still listening to it, I never would have guessed it would be so 50 years down the road. There's some magic for ya! Other albums released in 1967: The Stone Poneys (Linda Ronstadt. Miles Davis, The Supremes, Nancy Sinatra, The Rolling Stones, The Rascals, The Monkees, etc. Break on thru celebration of ray manzarek and the doors. Break on Thru: A Celebration of Ray Manzarek and The door locks. That drum beat is on fleak. You don't make music for immortality, you make music for the moment, capturing the sheer joy of being alive on planet Earth. Everybody should live it that way.
Love it! Keep it going I just found ya and Subd. Nice music, good lyrics, great editing work. I personally enjoyed ) ?. The Doors: Break On Thru - A Celebration Of Ray Manzarek Séances Bandes-annonces Casting Critiques spectateurs Critiques presse Photos VOD Blu-Ray, DVD Musique Secrets de tournage Box Office Récompenses Films similaires News noter: 0. 5 1 1. 5 2 2. 5 3 3. 5 4 4. 5 5 Envie de voir Rédiger ma critique Synopsis et détails The Doors: Break On Thru - A Celebration of Ray Manzarek est un film hybride entre concert et documentaire, capturant la performance hommage de 2016 à Los Angeles par les membres demeurant de The Doors, John Densmore et Robby Krieger en l’honneur de Ray Manzarek le jour de son anniversaire. La set list contient les chansons de The Doors joués par John et Robby, avec un ensemble de brillants musiciens incluant des membres de Foo Fighters, X, Stone Temple Pilots, Jane’s Addiction, Paul McCartney’s Band, Gov’t Mule et bien plus. Le film inclus également de rares images d’archives des membres du groupe, avec des conversations entre Jim Morrison et Ray Manzarek, et le journaliste musical de renom Ben Fong-Torres, mais aussi de nouveaux entretiens avec John et Robby. Distributeur Publiciscinémas Voir les infos techniques Acteurs et actrices Casting complet et équipe technique Si vous aimez ce film, vous pourriez aimer... Voir plus de films similaires Commentaires.
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I just wasn't that brilliant of a musician The hell are you talking about Ray? hahaha. R.I.P. SWEET. Is that Dave from the Doors tribute band Wild Child. Break on thru: a celebration of ray manzarek and the doors pictures. Ray kinda sounds like Howard Stern. Break on thru: a celebration of ray manzarek and the doors photos. Something went wrong, but don’t fret ? let’s give it another shot. Break on thru: a celebration of ray manzarek and the doors youtube. Break on thru: a celebration of ray manzarek and the doors 2017. Break on thru: a celebration of ray manzarek and the doors 2. Great job you guys are a huge inspiration of mine. Gotta do more the watch a movie to know get JMs treasure Lots of reading 4 s0me. Break on Thru: A Celebration of Ray Manzarek and The doorstep.
Jim Morrison's deep, bellowing baritone was the voice of the Doors, but it was Ray Manzarek 's signature Vox Continetal organ playing that was the heart and soul of the band's sound. The music is over now for Manzarek, who died this week at the age of 74, but it will always live on thanks to his fans -- many of whom are musicians themselves. The Doors and Manzarek had an undeniable influence on many indie and alt-rock acts, and the following 10 bands will help pass it on to future generations. Joy Division Don't hear hints of the Doors' blues-soaked psychedelia in the bleak industrial clamor of Joy Division? Not only was Ian Curtis' deep baritone often compared to Morrison's, but Ian regularly cited the Doors as one of the band's formative influences. The parallels go even further, with bassist Peter Hook's distinctive mid-range bass playing often bringing to mind Manzaeck's single-note organ. Check?out 'New Dawn Fades' off 1979's 'Unknown Pleasures' below -- and then DJ Rudec's mash-up of 'Fades' with the Doors' 'Break On Through' here. The Dandy Warhols Ray Manzarek may not have been the first rocker to play bass lines on an organ, but his signature sound was certainly rare at the time -- and still isn't exactly a common move today. That approach wasn't lost on the Dandy Warhols, who employ Zia McCabe to play the low end on keyboards. Think it's a coincidence? Not likely, especially considering the Warhols dug the Doors enough to tweet about Ray's death. On 'There Is Only This Time' off 2005's 'Odditorium or Warlords of Mars, ' the Warhols offer up a slightly brighter take on the Doors' more foreboding work. Iggy Pop Iggy Pop was barely out of his teens when he saw the Doors perform in 1967, and the show permanently changed his life. The music pulled Pop in, but it was more Morrison's confrontational stage presence that had an immediate and obvious impact on the future Stooges singer. His take-away from the gig? "If this guy can do it, I can do it" -- which he meant in the most reverential of ways. Patti Smith Punk priestess?Patti Smith had a similar epiphany as Iggy when she saw the Doors in her younger days -- although she almost took it as a personal challenge. "I was sitting there thinking, 'I could do that. I felt this strange kinship, I don't know why I thought that... I was just a girl from Jersey. " Years later, Smith appeared on Manzarek's 1975 solo album 'The Whole Thing Started with Rock and Roll Now it's Out of Control' and has been known to turn in the occasional Doors cover. Below, listen to her belt out a version? of 'Crystal Ship. ' Mazzy Star Mazzy Star's 'So Tonight That I Might See, ' the final track off their album of the same name, may be the most Doors-like track on this entire list -- until, of course, singer Hope Sandoval's hauntingly breathless voice comes in. But even then, her delivery carries a Morrison-like cadence that helps this epic jam of 'The End'-tinged psychedelia become a strong contender for best '90s song the Doors didn't write (but totally could have). Echo and the Bunnymen This one may be obvious, but that doesn't take anything away from Echo and the Bunnymen's spectacular music. The British band's moody and dark sound certainly draws from the Doors, but it's their dead-on cover of 'People Are Strange, ' which appeared on the soundtrack to cult '80s flick 'The Lost Boys, ' that seals the deal. The Wooden Shjips We can't be the only ones who think San Francisco psych rockers the Wooden Shjips (that's pronounced "ships") seriously sound like the Doors at some choice moments. Witness 'We Ask You To Ride, ' the lead single and first track from their stellar self-titled 2007 debut, which comes across as a loose, lively outtake from the Doors' 'In Concert' bootleg, complete with the feedback-soaked wall of sound assault the Doors sometimes busted out when onstage. The Brian Jonestown Massacre Another band with San Francisco roots, the Brian Jonestown Massacre are known for their creative re-imagining of the music of a wide swath of rock icons, from classic legends like Dylan and the Stones to contemporary greats like My Bloody Valentine and Yo La Tengo. But schizo-shamanic frontman Anton Newcombe cut his young musical teeth listening to the Doors, and here, BJM turn in a rare, straight-up cover of 'Five to One. ' The Strokes "Put simply, because of the Doors, I chose music as my life path, " Strokes frontman Julian Casablancas wrote in the intro to an interview he conducted with Manzarek and Robert Krieger before the release of the Doors documentary 'Mojo Risin: The Making Of L. A. Woman. ' "I was actually drawn by the instrumentation primarily... as musicians I found them to be unique and masterful. " That influence can be heard frequently in the Strokes' music, including obvious shades of 'Touch Me' in their first single, 'Last Nite. ' Nirvana We're not totally sure what Nirvana thought of the Doors, to be honest -- considering their staunch promotion of the punk ethos, they may very well have regarded the band as an example of the ridiculousness of overwrought "rock royalty" -- but they did pay attention long enough to learn how to cover 'The End' (kind of). And quite an interesting cover it is, with Krist Novoselic seemingly changing the lyrics as he goes, spinning a ridiculous tale that you really just have to hear to believe. OK, so Nirvana probably didn't admire the Doors quite like the rest of these bands, but they certainly were influenced by them. Check out 'The End' below and then try to tell us their sense of humor didn't just grow three sizes.
Break on Thru: A Celebration of Ray Manzarek and The door repair. Oh good god- why must race be injected into every conversation. Break on thru: a celebration of ray manzarek and the doors band. Break on thru a celebration of ray manzarek and the doors dvd. Ok adult, go play pokemon now. Break on thru: a celebration of ray manzarek and the doors images. Looking for movie tickets? Tell us where you are. ENTER CITY, STATE OR ZIP CODE GO Need a refund or exchange? It's easy with our worry-free tickets. Here's what's included with every worry-free ticket purchase: Peace of mind of a guaranteed ticket. We know life happens. You may exchange or request a refund for your entire order, less the convenience fee, through Fandango up until the posted showtime. You'll have to complete your refund and exchange before the posted showtime indicated on your ticket. We'll refund your credit card or we can credit your Fandango account to use for another movie. Your choice. Released 1 hr 7 min Documentary Sign up for a FANALERT® and be the first to know when tickets and other exclusives are available in your area. Also sign me up for FanMail to get updates on all things movies: tickets, special offers, screenings + more.
Happy Birthday to the King of the Organ, what a trip we travel on with you. So clicked I clicked on this video. Please explain Hyacinth House; also- where can I watch this movie. That was the Lizard King of Keyboards speaking. The Doors of Perception, cleansed, infinite. ok, bottles of wine and reefer, and her Soul Kitchen.
The host shoulda been shot with an arrow. Ive been there three times. Each time I wanted to just be at peace and remember Jim and his talent. This is just a show. Jeez. Surely they came back when no one was allowed in with them. Advertisement Ray Manzarek of the Doors died Monday of cancer. He was 74. Manzarek's jazz-inflected, classically influenced keyboard playing, woven together with Jim Morrison's baritone vocals, helped define the sound of the 1960s. Manzarek and Morrison were both recent graduates of the UCLA film school in 1965 when they had a chance encounter on Venice Beach. Morrison sang a few songs for Manzarek, and the two decided right then and there to start a band. Drummer John Densmore and guitarist Robby Krieger soon joined, and the Doors were born. From the beginning, the classically trained Manzarek played musical foil to Morrison's poetic wildman persona. "We just combined the Apollonian and the Dionysian, " Manzarek said of the band in 1997. "The Dionysian side is the blues, and the Apollonian side is classical music. The proper artist combines Apollonian rigor and correctness with Dionysian frenzy, passion and excitement. You blend those two together, and you have the complete, whole artist. " For a fascinating look at just how beautifully things blended together with the Doors, watch above as Manzarek tells the story of the band's classic 1971 single, "Riders on the Storm. " The scene is from the 2011 documentary Mr. Mojo Risin': The Story of L. A. Woman, which chronicles the making of the Doors' sixth and final studio album. The band recorded "Riders on the Storm" in December of 1970. By the time? L. Woman was released in April of 1971, Morrison had already moved to Paris, where he died a few months later. "Riders on the Storm" reached number 14 on the Billboard charts in America. You can hear the finished recording below. Related Content: A Young, Clean Cut Jim Morrison Appears in a 1962 Florida State University Promo Film Animations Revive Lost Interviews with David Foster Wallace, Jim Morrison & Dave Brubeck.

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Best band ever. almost 50 years since Jim died. Check out the size of Ray Manzarek's hands. Menacingly Herculean. Some of his keyboard riffs are correspondingly exceedingly difficult to master. Many keyboardists need two hands to duplicate what he played with one. A seemingly humble guy who inwardly knew quite well what enormous talent he had. Break On Through - Daryl Hall with Robby Krieger & Ray Manzarek of The Doors - video dailymotion. “I play the drums, ” says John Densmore, with tangible pride. He may be belaboring the obvious, considering that, as the rhythmic engine of The Doors, he’s responsible for some of the most famous beats in rock history. But Densmore still bristles at what he calls the “dumb drummer” stereotype. “The drum was the first fucking instrument, ” he declares. “The reason people move and dance is that they’re trying to get back to that heartbeat. It’s the heartbeat you hear in the womb that started the whole deal. An orchestra, a four-piece rock band, whatever it is, they’re trying to get back to that heartbeat. ” The universal, ancient call of this heartbeat has been Densmore’s obsession since his childhood in Southern California. “I took piano when I was eight, and I loved it, ” he recalls. “I liked improvising on songs I had learned, rather than learning new ones. I got turned on by the piano. My teacher would give me songs to play, simplified classical and pop, and I got off on it. ” Eager to try his hand at another instrument, young John at first fixated on the clarinet. His orthodontist, however, strictly forbade him to wrap his wired mouth around any reed instruments. The world has this medical professional to thank, then, for the fact that John Densmore headed for the drums. “I was in the orchestra and the marching band with those stupid uniforms, ” Densmore recollects. “I got a rush from playing with 40 musicians, no matter how amateurish?there’s power in a marching band. ” He became enamored, in his teens, with jazz?and particularly with the playing of drummer Elvin Jones, whose evocative, muscular grooves with John Coltrane’s band influenced a multitude of rock musicians. He also became a habitué of the L. A. club scene, where bands like The Byrds and Love were a foretaste of things to come. He met guitarist Robby Krieger, and the two began writing and playing together in a band called Psychedelic Rangers. Densmore next hooked up with Chicago-bred keyboardist Ray Manzarek, who was then playing in a group known as Rick and the Ravens with his brothers and a shy Floridian named Jim Morrison, who knew Manzarek from UCLA film school. Eventually, Manzarek’s brothers left the band, and Densmore brought Krieger in. The foursome gelled, despite lacking an element most bands took for granted. “We couldn’t find a bass player, ” Densmore remembers. “We tried once or twice, but we sounded like the Stones. A white blues band. Who cares? We wanted to be different. ” Click here to read complete biography.
Story highlights The Doors' founding keyboardist Ray Manzarek has died Manzarek, 74, was suffering from bile duct cancer The musician "went for performance" as a producer, bassist of punk band X said in 2004 The Doors' founding keyboardist, Ray Manzarek, died in Germany Monday after a long fight with cancer, his publicist said in a statement. He was 74. The artist had been diagnosed with bile duct cancer. The Doors formed in 1965 after Manzarek happened to meet Jim Morrison on California's Venice Beach. The legendary rock group went on to sell 100 million albums worldwide, establishing five multiplatinum discs in the U. S. Morrison died in 1971, but Manzarek carried on The Doors' legacy, continuing to work as a musician and an author. "I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of my friend and bandmate Ray Manzarek today, " said Doors guitarist Robby Krieger. "I'm just glad to have been able to have played Doors songs with him for the last decade. Ray was a huge part of my life and I will always miss him. " The band famously defied Ed Sullivan's request that they not sing the lyric "higher" when they performed "Light My Fire" on his show in 1969. A show producer approached them in the dressing room shortly before they were to perform, Manzarek recalled in an interview with CNN in 2002. Manzarek remembers the band publicly agreeing like choirboys. " 'Yes, sir, ' we told him, " he recalls. "'Whatever you say, sir. We'll change. ' (The producer) looked at Jim and said, 'You're the poet. Think of something else -- 'wire, ' 'flyer. ' " Then the Doors went out and did the song exactly as they always did. Sullivan was so furious he didn't even shake their hands. Manzarek went on to produce the Los Angeles punk band X. Bassist John Doe said the band learned a lot from him. "To have someone like Ray -- like rock 'n' roll royalty -- embrace what we do, it was great for our confidence, " Doe told CNN in a 2004 interview. "In the studio, he knew what to try to do. He went for performance. He was smart enough to realize that the band had the arrangements all worked out. " Manzarek is survived by his brothers Rick and James, his wife Dorothy, his son Pablo, and three grandchildren. Instead of flowers, the family's asked that a donation be made in Manzarek's name at.
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