Steve AprilThe Doors
Alternative Retro and Psychedelic HyperLink
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Monday, September 14, 2026 3:08:16 AM
song updated                               

Monday, September 14, 2026 3:32:38 AM
stations playing this song              
Thank You
KMET 94.7 FM
Summer Vacation
WOWEE!!!
GALAXY FM - a Desperado Revue station
MOONLIGHT FM - a Desperado Revue station
FIREWORKS FM - a Desperado Revue station
Desperado Revue 2027 GK Contenders - 2
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Steve April vocal, guitar, fx (Melody, lyrics)
Mark Stein vocal, lead EG, piano, bass, percussion

The Doors, amazing group...imhv...Morrison vocals, in studio, wow, grand keys player, Ray Manzarek, and a tragic death in Paris...
The Doors


1. Dionysus got a belly, enjoys a feast,
Dionysus on the telly, and he’s not a beast.
Budding Adonis in face and form,
Moving on in a golden storm,
La la la, moving on, by by.


2. On a Venice beach you whisper your first songs to Ray,
Ray heard your wild call, heard your poetry,
From a button down military family,
Wild child, rockin’ on strong and free.
La la la, moving on, by by

Voices in the elder forests, an uncanny shriek.

The Doors, you, Ray, Robbie and John, by order of the golden
Dawn, walk on...


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Song Comments

Desperado Revue 2027 GK Contenders - 2
Contender for 2027 GK nomination - Alternative Retro and Psychedelic


KMET 94.7 FM
This song is "Mighty Met" all the way! KMET is the place to be.


WOWEE!!!
The Doors, amazing group...imhv...Morrison vocals, in studio, wow, grand keys player, Ray Manzarek, and a tragic death in Paris...kudos...


Thank You
A true homage in sound and lyric to one of America's most unique bands ever. Steve and Mark create a complete tableau of the experience that was the Doors. Nicely done and Thank You for all you do and have done here Steve!


Summer Vacation
Mark goes Ray Manzarek on the keys, kinda a 'Riders On the Storm' impromptu, Ray moved the keys towards the center of the song back in the 60s, before synths arrived, a band that opened doors, kudos....


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