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MUSI 2060 1st Edition Lecture Outline of Last Lecture I. Psychedelic Rocka. Characteristicsb. Drugsc. Group Namesi. Drug-relatedii. Oxymoronsd. Song ExamplesII. Grateful Deada. Style Characteristicsb. Important Peoplec. Song ExamplesOutline of Current Lecture I. The Doorsa. Influencesb. Important Peoplec. Characteristicsd. Song ExamplesII. Jimi Hendrixa. Early Influencesb. Early GroupsCurrent Lecture- The Doorso Influences Aldous Huxley, The Doors of Perception William Blake, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell (c. 1790):- “If the door of perception were cleansed, all things would appear to man as they are, infinite.” “Break on Through”: written about belief system of those two authorso Important People and their Influences Jim Morrison, vocals- Beat poets (Allen Ginsburg)- French symbolist poets (Arthur Rimbaud)These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute. Ray Manzarek, keyboards- Blues: Jimmy Reed- Rhythm and blues- Rock ‘n’ roll Robby Krieger, guitar- Flamenco: self-taught by watching guitarists- Blues: slide guitar, string bends, wailing, forlorn- Jazz: late Doors songs and in solo career John Densmore, drums- Jazz- Rock ‘n’ rollo Style Characteristics Dark sound emphasized by minor keys- Also due to hazy quality of recordings Morrison’s voice has a flat, emotionless quality- Reciting poems Melodic lines are repetitive Melodic lines have a narrow range Lyrics centered around death, violence, and sex; equates sex with death Accompaniment has a hypnotic quality Hammond organ gives recognizable tone coloro Song Examples “When the Music’s Over”- Manipulating audience during performance- Use of montunos  “Not to Touch the Earth”- Lizard imagery (“I am the Lizard King; I can do anything.”)- Dissonant soundo Late 1965-1966: very popular bando 1967: getting stronger with release of first two albums Wouldn’t be on AM radio due to lyrics and psychedelic soundo 1968: popularity with tours, FM radio, shows Jim starting to spiral with alcohol and drugs addictions Jim charged with exposure on stage in Miami Jim wants to write poetry, not rock songs  depression Soft Parade, example of songs going down the draino LA Women: best album with very popular songso 1971: Jim takes a break from music to go to France to write poetry (2 books written by him) July 3: Jim found in bathtub after suffering a heart attack (age 27)o 1977: new album with Jim’s poetry they found Very confusing; why is this showing up now 6 years after his death?- Jimi Hendrix (1942-70)o Early Influences: Rock ‘n’ roll: Chuck Berry Blues: Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, *Buddy Guy Jazz: Charlie Christian Rhythm and Blues Billy Cox, bassist (King Casuals)o Early Groups (1963-1966) Little Richard (1963)- After he’s been ordained Various soul, blues, and Motown groups:- Solomon Burke, Ike/Tina Turner, B.B. King, Supremes  Isley Brothers (1964): Testify Curtis Knight and the Squires (1965): Hornet’s


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