THE DOORS - FireBall: Live in Vancouver, June 6,
> 1970
         P.N.E. Coliseum, Vancouver, British
> Columbia,
Canada
                (2CDR Analog Master>CD-R: 104
> minutes)



COMMENTS: A soundboard version of this show has
> been
around for years, but
this is the complete show, with all of Jim's raps
> with
the audience,
including a lecture about the Blues, comments on
> LA,
etc. I had a stage
pass for this show and crawled under the stage to
record it. Interesting
sound. Best of all, they were between songs when I
> had
to crawl back under
the stage to flip the tape! --McDog

Roadhouse Blues
Alabama Song
Back Door Man
Five To One
When The Music's Over
Love Me Two Times
Little Red Rooster (w/Albert King, second lead
> guitar)
Money (w/Albert King, second lead guitar)
Rock Me (w/Albert King, second lead guitar)
Who Do You Love (w/Albert King, second lead
> guitar)
"When I Was Back in Seminary School!"
Light My Fire > My Favorite Things (instrumental)>
Fever > Summertime > St. James Infirmary Blues >
Fever > "There You Sit! (All By Yourself)" >
Light My Fire
The End > Ensenada > The End
> >
>
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NOTES from 'The Doors On The Road' by Greg Shaw
      (c.1997 Omnibus Press & Greg Shaw, ISBN
0.7119.6546.3,
       Book Sales Ltd., 8/9 Frith Street, London
> W1V
5TZ, UK)

Pages 202-203:
Sat. June 6, 1970 P.N.E. Coliseum, Vancouver,
> Canada

Roadhouse Blues
Alabama Song
Back Door Man
Five To One
When The Music's Over
Love Me Two Times
Little Red Rooster (w/Albert King, second lead
> guitar)
Money (w/Albert King, second lead guitar)
Rock Me (w/Albert King, second lead guitar)
Who Do You Love (w/Albert King, second lead
> guitar)
     / "When I Was Back in Seminary School!"
Light My Fire
     / My Favorite Things (instrumental)
Fever
Summertime
St. James Infirmary Blues
Fever
     / "There You Sit! (All By Yourself)"
Light My Fire
The End
     / Ensenada
The End

     Although this performance is not one of the
highlights of the 1970
tour, it is significantly better than the previous
night's show [Seattle].
The Doors get off to a good start with "Roadhouse
Blues" and the whole
show goes quite well, sustained by the solid
foundation provided by Ray
Manzarek. Unfortunately, his keyboard patch into
> the
house PA is plagued
with an intermittent connection during "When the
Music's Over," but the
situation is quickly remedied. Morrison's voice
> seems
a little hoarse,
which he astutely compensates for by sometimes
dropping an octave or
avoiding higher pitches.
     During this tour, Albert King frequently
> appears
as the opening act
for the Doors. At this show he joins them on
> stage,
along with his Gibson
Flying V, "Lucy", for several songs.  --c.1997
> Omnibus
Press & Greg Shaw