PodcastOne Bonus: The Rock Podcast

Adam Carolla Show

PodcastOne / Carolla Digital

Comedy, Talk Radio

4.5 • 36.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 March 2021

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Listen to a full episode of PodcastOne's newest podcast - The Rock Podcast. Episode 2: The Doors - Who doesn’t love The Doors? Ray Manzarek talks about the first time the shy Jim Morrison showed him the words he’d written and how that became the beginning of the band, courtesy of Denny Somach’s epic legacy interview archive. Robbie Krieger weighs in, “I’d never written a song before and Jim told me to go and write some, so I went home and wrote Light My Fire,” and, in a brand new interview, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer John Densmore reveals everything from his relationship with Jim to getting high with Willie Nelson to his friendship with Tom Petty at the time of his death, to his take on a question he’s never been asked before. Denny can ask it, only because, as a music industry veteran, he was there. You won't want to miss these one of a kind stories on this week's episode of The Rock Podcast!

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0:00.0	Thanks for listening to the Adam Corolla Show on Podcast One.
0:07.0	Thanks for listening to the Adam Carolla show on Podcast One.
0:17.0	The Rock Podcast.
0:18.0	Hey, it's Adam Carolla and today we're bringing you a very special presentation of a new podcast from Podcast One, The Rock Podcast, hosted by
0:27.7	Grammy Award-winning producer and author Denny Somac. If you like Classic Rock, well, this is the show for you.
0:35.8	Incredible archive interviews with groups like The Beatles and the Foo Fighters,
0:40.5	plus Tales from Woodstock to Coachella. These are the real stories, the
0:46.2	greatest stories of rock from the artists themselves in their own voices.
0:51.1	Check out the Rock Podcast with Denny Soimack and subscribe today. That is The Rock
0:58.2	Podcast.
0:59.2	Ladies and gentlemen from Los Angeles, California, the doors.
1:07.0	Morrison in the early days was very shy, had never sang.
1:15.0	Can you sing one for me? You know, just sort of just sing it.
1:18.0	And he sang Moonlight Drive.
1:20.0	So Jim says, okay, everybody go home and write some songs, you know, because we need some songs. So I went home and wrote like my fire.
1:27.0	I think he's dead. But boy, there's some mysterious things surrounding his death.
1:30.0	The people would just file out kind of quietly after the song and I always thought the author, the rock historian. Now over my long
1:50.6	career I've curated my huge archive,
1:54.2	and I'm here to share it with you.
1:56.1	Today, it's the doors.
1:59.6	Anita?
2:00.8	Yes, Danny, very excited about this. Love the doors. Right at the time where I was old enough. I was so in love with Jim Morrison. I would have run away with anyone who just even looked like
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