The Doors Most Popular Songs
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Alabama Song Whiskey Bar was actually A German poem that was translated into English back in the mid 1920's and was covered by both The Doors and David Bowie.

The Doors recorded their version of the song in 1966 and was a song that charted from their first album "The Doors". The song reached #3 in France.

Cars Hiss By My Window is a bluesy vibe tune from The Doors album LA Woman, released in the spring of 1971.

Morrison wrote this song in the studio, but it was never a single release.

Hyacinth House song can be found on the 1970 album "LA Woman" and was the only song on the album recorded on a four track recorder compared to the others which were done on a professional 8 channel recorder.

Indian Summer comes from the 1970 album "Morrison Hotel". This album was recorded between Nov 1969 and Jan 1970, but Indian Summer was actually record many years earlier in 1966 and was added as a track to the album. The song was co-written by Jim Morrison and guitarist Robby Krieger.

Download the Indian Summer chord by The Doors below.

Light My Fire was was written in 1966 by all of The Doors members and the band began performing it live in 1967. It was released in April of '67 and reached #1 on Billboard by the summer of that year. Jose Feliciano covered the song which brought The Doors version back onto the chats in 1968. 

This song was performed on The Ed Sullivan in Sep 1967, but the deal was to change the one line to "girl we couldn't get much better" instead of the original "girl we couldn't get much higher" ... of course Morrison agreed until they went live and he sang the original line. That blew a multi-episode deal that was in the works. They also performed the version live, where most other bands lip-synced. The song hails from their album "The Doors" from 1967.

Love Her Madly was from the album L.A. Woman in 1971 and the song peaked at #11 on the charts and was their last album with Jim Morrison who was found dead in Paris four months later.

The one reached #3 in Canada.

Love Me Two Times hails from the 1967 album "Strange Days". The song had to be edited down to 2 min 37 sec for radio airplay.

The single peaked at #25 in the US and reached #31 in Canada.

Love Street was written by Jim Morrison and released as a single in the summer of 1968 as the B-Side to "Hello I Love You", which went to #1 in the US and Canada.

In July of 1968 The Doors had their only #1 album with the release of "Waitin' For The Sun". 

Peace Frog was a track on the 1970 album "Morrison Hotel" but the song was never released as a single.

Download The Doors Peace Frog lyrics below.

People Are Strange was a single back in 1967 for The Doors and reached #1 in Canada and #12 in the US.

The song can be found on their 2nd album called "Strange Days".

Riders On The Storm was the last song recorded by all four members of The Doors for their 1971 album, "L.A. Woman". When it was released as a single, Jim Morrison was found dead in a bathtub in a Paris hotel room.

The song reached #14 in the US, #22 in the UK and #7 in The Netherlands.

Roadhouse Blues believe it or not was a B-Side when it was released in 1969 to the song A-Side "You Make Me Real" from the "Morrison Hotel" album of 1970.

The single peaked at #50 in the US.

Download The Doors Roadhouse Blues lyrics below.

Touch Me was released in Dec 1969 and reached #3 on Billboard in the US which became the bands last top 10 song in the US.

The track is from the album "The Soft Parade.