Paris Blues

A compilation of The Doors’ greatest live blues recordings both in the studio and on the stage. Featuring the never-before-released track “Paris Blues” and original artwork created for this release by Robby Krieger. Comes with a printed inner sleeve and a double-sided color insert for the Jim Morrison book "A Guide To The Labyrinth".
RSD Black Friday 2022 Exclusive.
The US RSD website (opens in a new tab) states "Quantity: 10000", however this number seems to refer to the American market only. The Rhino website (opens in a new tab) states "limited edition of 17,000 numbered copies on translucent blue vinyl".
[From hype sticker]
Features the long awaited "Paris Blues," the last known unreleased Doors Song
Also includes the previously unreleased live recordings from May 31, 1969 "I Will Never Be Untrue" & "Me And The Devil Blues"
Legendary bluesman Albert King joins the and on three live tracks from June 6, 1970
New original cover painting by Doors guitarist Robby Krieger
Numbered/limited edition on blue vinyl
[From back cover]
Side One: Tracks 1-3 previously unreleased
Worldwide Management: Jeffrey Jampol for JAM, Inc.
Associate Manager: Kenny Nemes for JAM, Inc.
[From inner sleeve]
{Track details}
A1 <> Outtake from "The Soft Parade" sessions, Elektra Sound Recorders, Los Angeles, CA, late 1968; or "L.A. Woman" sessions, The Doors Workshop, Hollywood, CA, November 1970-January 1971
With poss. Marc Benno: guitar
Harvey Brooks or Jerry Scheff: bass
Produced by Paul A. Rothchild or Bruce Botnick & The Doors
A2, A3 <> Recorded live at a benefit for Norman Mailer's mayoral campaign, Cinematheque 16, West Hollywood, CA, May 31, 1969
A4, A5 <> Recorded during "The Soft Parade" sessions, Elektra Sound Recorders, Los Angeles, CA, May 6, 1969
Robert DeLeo: bass (recorded 2019)
Tracks 1-3 previously unreleased
B1 to B4 <> Recorded live at Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, BC, Canada, June 6, 1970
Worldwide Publishing Administration: Randall Wixen & Kim Stockemer for Wixen Music Publishing, Inc.