Produced by: Paul A. Rothchild
Engineered by: Bruce Botnick
Front Cover Photo by: Paul Farrara
Back Cover Photo by: Guy Webster
Label: Elektra EKS-74024
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Released: July, 1968 Produced by: Paul A. Rothchild Engineered by: Bruce Botnick Front Cover Photo by: Paul Farrara Back Cover Photo by: Guy Webster Label: Elektra EKS-74024 Album Lyrics Buy It! |
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1. Hello, I Love You by Morrison - (2:16) 2. Love Street by the Doors - (2:51) 3. Not To Touch The Earth by Morrison - (3:55) 4. Summer's Almost Gone by the Doors - (3:22) 5. Wintertime Love by the Doors - (1:53) 6. The Unknown Soldier by Morrison and the Doors - (3:24) 7. Spanish Caravan by the Doors - (3:00) 8. My Wild Love by the Doors - (2:52) 9. We Could Be So Good Together by the Doors - (2:09) 10. Yes, The River Knows by Krieger - (2:38) 11. Five To One by the Doors - (4:26) Jim Morrison - vocals Ray Manzarek - keyboards Robby Krieger - guitar John Densmore - drums Douglas Lubahn - occasional bass Kerry Magness - bass on "The Unknown Soldier" Leroy Vinegar - additional acoustic bass on "Spanish Caravan" |
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Waiting For The Sun debuted at number 110 on the 10th of august 1968.
It peaked at number 1 for three weeks from the 7th to the 21st of september and again on the 5th of october. It was out of the charts after the 22nd of march 1969. It reappeared for seven weeks beginning on the 9th of august. The Unknown Soldier / We Could Be So Good Together was released as a single in march 1968. It debuted at number 79 on the 30th of march 1968. It peaked at number 39 for three weeks, the 4th to the 28th of may. It rapidly fell out of the charts. "The Unknown Soldier" was banned by most radio stations. Jim said it wasn't a song about Vietnam, "This is just a song about war." Hello, I Love You / Love Street was released as a single in june 1968. It debuted at number 108 on the 29th of june. It peaked at number 1 for two weeks, the 3rd and 10th of august. It was out of the charts after the 21st of september. |