(The Doors) Ray Manzarek interview with Inside Entertainment

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Barry Roskin Blake's interview with Writer and Soundtrack Composer Ray Manzarek from (The Doors) on Inside Entertainment. He is best known for:

1. The Lost Boys (producer: "People Are Strange") (1987)
2. The Doors (TV special documentary) (performer: "Alabama Song", "Back Door Man", "Love Me Two Times", "When the Music's Over", "The Unknown Soldier") (1968)
3. The Doors: Live in Europe 1968 (video documentary) (1991)
4. The Waterboy (writer: "Peace Frog") (1998)
5. Girl, Interrupted (writer: "Roadhouse Blues") (1999)
6. Cast Away (writer: "Light My Fire") (2000)

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[HollywoodRequest]

It is a video documentary that he did in 1991. Here is the name of the doc "The Doors: The Soft Parade" That is what he was talking about. Haha, I had to re-watch it again to see what exactly he was talking about. Thanks for pointing it out

[invanz0]

what is the soft parade video he is talking about, is it on youtube?

[HollywoodRequest]

@invanz0 The Soft Parade is the fourth studio album by The Doors, released in 1969. if that is what you are discussing then im glad i could clarify. love The Doors though. thanks for watching

[MartaAndrade]

ray is the man

[prinzaali]

Thank you Ray for reminding this Barry Roskin Blake what life is all about, what the 60's were all about. Something hard to imagine nowadays where charts, numbers and corporate music have normalised creativity and immersed crowds in an ocean of uniform conformity...

[xtremerockomaniac]

The people love Paul Mccartney so much to even think he's dead...so much for irony xDDD

[invanz0]

@HollywoodRequest I know that, but he said something about a soft parade video, and to "just watch it because it shows the true jim morrison."