Tracklist
- A1 Break On Through (To The Other Side)Doors 2:25
- A2 Soul KitchenDoors 3:30
- A3 The Crystal ShipDoors 2:30
- A4 Twentieth Century FoxDoors 2:30
- A5 Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)Brecht, Weill 3:15
- A6 Light My FireDoors 6:50
- B1 Back Door ManBurnett, Dixon 3:30
- B2 I Looked At YouDoors 2:18
- B3 End Of The NightDoors 2:49
- B4 Take It As It ComesDoors 2:13
- B5 The EndDoors 11:35
Musicians
Production
Also credited
Also credited. Words By: The Doors. Music By: The Doors. Written-By: Bertolt Brecht, Kurt Weill, Chester Burnett, Willie Dixon. Art Direction: William S. Harvey. Design: William S. Harvey. Engineer: Bruce Botnick. Lacquer Cut By: Ray Hagerty. Photography By (Back Cover Photo): Joel Brodsky. Photography By (Front Cover Photo): Guy Webster. Supervised By (Production): Jac Holzman.
Release notes
Gold labels without text left of the spindle hole
First pressing - side A label has a (Weill-Brecht) Witmark publishing credit for Alabama Song. Monarch represses , , and have a (Weill-Brecht) Harms publishing credit.
Track A1 is misspelled ‘Break On Through (To The Oher Side)’.
Does not have a Gold Record sticker.
© Copyright Nipper Music (ASCAP)
A5. Witmark (ASCAP)
B1. Arc Music (BMI)
“Recording first published January 1967” on labels
Duration for “Light My Fire” is 6:50 printed on sleeve and 6:30 on label.
Runouts are etched except (MR). Parentheses are intentionally added around MR to denote MR (in circle)
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