The Doors - "Morrison Hotel"

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1. According to The Doors' drummer, John Densmore, this song is the only song in which musically, the group let Jim down. Queen of the Highway You Make Me Real The Spy Blue Sunday

2. This song was written in 1965, much earlier than 'Morrison Hotel' was released. While putting 'Morrison Hotel' together, The Doors wanted to get back to their earlier sound and felt that using this song on the album would be a good way to do that. Waiting for the Sun Blue Sunday Indian Summer Maggie M'Gill

3. This song is about America's desire to be on the moon, although by listening to the lyrics, it may not seem that way. Waiting for the Sun Land Ho! Ship of Fools Queen of the Highway

4. John Sebastian from the Lovin' Spoonful played harmonica on which song? Ship of Fools Roadhouse Blues Land Ho! Maggie M'Gill

5. This song includes a "skiffle beat" created by The Doors' drummer John Densmore. Roadhouse Blues Land Ho! Peace Frog Ship of Fools

6. Although this song was one of The Doors' first recorded songs, they did not release it until "Morrison Hotel" because the band agreed that the recording quality was not up to standard. Queen of the Highway Blue Sunday Indian Summer The Spy

7. This song includes a character that Jim Morrison created. The character is a woman from the old west who is known to be a 'lady of the night.' Queen of the Highway The Spy Indian Summer Maggie M'Gill

8. This was actually written in the studio. After Robbie Krieger came up with the guitar riff, they created lyrics for the song from poems found in Jim Morrison's notebooks. Roadhouse Blues Peace Frog You Make Me Real Ship of Fools

9. This song is about the quest for the American dream, which unfortunately is never attained. Peace Frog Indian Summer Land Ho! Waiting for the Sun

10. The following lyrics are from what song: "You make me throw away mistaken misery Make me feel love Make me free."? Maggie M'Gill You Make Me Real Blue Sunday Waiting for the Sun