THE DOORS - L.A. Woman THE REDSKINS driven by Spud Murphy’s brilliant

driven by Spud Murphy’s brilliant production

restorative and life-affirming power of collective creative endeavour - it’s also a work that resists an ever more technologically-driven and isolating world that can feel ever more dehumanising in its quests for ‘perfection’

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continually looking forward as he studies and

well-known from their work defining a genre with Galaxie 500 and Luna

THE DOORS - L.A. Woman THE REDSKINS driven by Spud Murphy’s brilliantLP 180g Vinyl 1971s L. A. Woman is the Doors sixth and final studio album. Heavily blues rock influenced it is the final full length release by the band before Jim Morrisons unfortunate death in July 1971. Despite a change of producer half way through (Paul A Rothchild dismissed the bands new style as cocktail music, Bruce Botnick took the reins) the album brought forth arguably the bands biggest track Riders on the Storm. The album also includes the