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Apr 22, 2021 · April 22, 2021. Billy Gibbons Youtube. Billy Gibbons remembers Jim Morrison and Gram Parsons while driving around Joshua Tree in the video for “Desert High,” the latest single from the ZZ Top ...
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Songfacts®: This was the last song Jim Morrison recorded. He went to France and died a few weeks later. The single was released in June 1971, shortly before Morrison's death. The song can be seen as an autobiographical account of Morrison's life: he considered himself a "Rider on the storm."
Know me by the light of the fire burning bright, know me in your bed where I lay. Know me and you might, if only for a night, you'll know me by no other name. face in the mirror just sing along. I’m trying to find a song about two couples that just missed finding their real love and ended up with the wrong person.
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Jun 14, 2022 · By Jerry Ewing. ( Classic Rock ) published 14 June 2022. ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons has tales of everyone from Cream to Nickelback... and he's happy to share them. (Image credit: Roger Kisby) During a career of 40 years and counting, ZZ Top have toured with some of the rock’n’roll’s finest, and were inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of ...
Fun fact,If you listen the instrumental version of the song you can hear background the original vocal of morrison.they are so bluesy.wish they release the song with these vocals. Andrea from Australia Ahhhhhh long live Jim Morrison and the Doors. " BRILLIANT " song that is known through all generations.
