🇺🇸 The Doors Alabama Song (Wisky Bar) Canción Alabama 1967 «Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)» es una adaptación de The Doors, a la canción Alabama Song, escrita por Bertolt Brecht y con música de Kurt Weill, interpretada en la ópera Ascenso y caída de la ciudad de Mahagonny. La canción está incluida en el álbum The Doors de 1967. El cantante de The Doors, Jim Morrison, cambio el segundo verso. | Chavo RucosMúsica

🎥: “Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)” live at the Hollywood Bowl in 1968. The track was originally written by German playwright Bertolt Brecht with music by composer Kurt Weill and was first introduced in the 1927 opera MAHAGONNY-SONGSPIEL and later in their full opera RISE AND FALL OF THE CITY OF MAHAGONNY in 1930. The song played a role in securing The Doors’ contract with Elektra Records and was featured on their 1967 self-titled debut album. | Jim Morrison

Only The Doors could turn a German-language opera into a rock hit. “Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)” started as part of a 1930 opera by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill, but The Doors reimagined it with eerie keys, a marxophone, and Jim’s vocals - putting their own surreal spin on a cabaret classic. Listen to the track here: https://found.ee/AlabamaWhisky | Jim Morrison