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THE MATRIX - 03/10/1967

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - U.S.A.

Venue Address: 3138 Fillmore St. - San Francisco, CA
Promotion: Peter Abram/Gary Jackson
Event: Venue Exclusive

Also Performing:
The Wildflower

Setlist:

1st Set My Eyes Have Seen You Soul Kitchen I Can't See Your Face In My Mind People Are Strange When The Music's Over -Confusion	2nd Set Money Who Do You Love Moonlight Drive -Fishes For Your Friends Summer's Almost Gone I'm A King Bee (Ray On Vocals) Gloria -Meet Me In The Graveyard Break On Through Summertime (Instrumental) Back Door Man -I've Got The Right Alabama Song

Recordings / Film:
Professional Stage Recording

Photographers:
Unavailable

Reviews / Info:
-This venue is formerly known as The Syndicate and re-opens as The Matrix in August of 1965.
-The Doors give their fourth set of performances at The Matrix in San Francisco.
-Promotional artwork by Victor Moscoso (Poster).
-9:30pm to 2:00am scheduled performance window.
-Minors are welcome at these shows.
-Approx. 100 in attendance at tables and chairs.
-The exact number of performances given on this night are unknown.
-Two of The Doors sets are recorded using the tapes from the previous nights performances.
-These shows produce the only known live recording of Summer's Almost Gone.
-Recordings of The Wildflower also exist from this night.
-Photographs from these shows have never surfaced.
-A venue known as the Pierce Street Annex takes over this location in early August of 1972.

PUBLISHED INTERVIEW

Publication: Mojo Navigator
Issue: Vol 2. No. 2
Interview Date: Early March 1967
Publish Date: August 1967
Interview Location: Unknown Location

Info:
This interview with The Doors by Gregory Shaw is published in Mojo Navigator in August, 1967, and was conducted in early March while The Doors are in San Francisco to perform a number of shows at The Matrix. The Doors discuss what it's like to perform in the different cities, and compare the audiences between the east and west coast, L.A and San Francisco. Also discussed is the first album and its current success, music and various musician. The length of this published interview indicates that it may have been recorded.