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The Doors’ ‘Soft Parade’: Still Rockin’
The album’s pop leanings notwithstanding, the Doors were still very much a rock and roll band at the time of its release.
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The new collection includes a version of “Roadhouse Blues” sung by Ray Manzarek and several songs (including “Touch Me”) stripped of the horns and strings
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