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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, S.B. - 10/28/1967

GOLETA, CA - U.S.A.

Venue Address: Unknown - Goleta, CA
Promotion: Associated Students Social Committee of UCSB
Event: Benefit Dance Concert

Also Performing:
The Lyrics
Alexander's Timeless Blooz Band

Setlist:
When The Music's Over
Back Door Man
People Are Strange
Alabama Song
Break On Through
Light My Fire
The End

Recordings / Film:
Unavailable

Photographers:
Unidentified

Reviews / Info:
-Students are offered discounted ticket prices.
-This event takes place in the Robertson Gym.
-The Doors switch from Jordan to Acoustic amplifiers at this show.
-8:00pm scheduled start time.
-Lights by Mirkwood Light Co.
-The band has no time for a soundcheck due to equipment changes prior to the performance.
-The Doors open the show with When The Music's Over.
-The Doors perform a 17 minute version of The End.
-Alexander's Timeless Blooz Band takes the stage following The Doors for another 20 minute set.

PUBLISHED INTERVIEW

Publication: Newsweek
Issue: November 6th - 1967
Interview Date: October 28th - 1967
Publish Date: November 6th - 1967
Interview Location: University Of California, Santa Barbara - Goleta, CA

Info:
Newsweek reporter John Riley attends The Doors performance on October 28th, 1967 at the University Of California, Santa Barbara and later conducts a Q&A session with Jim Morrison and Ray Manzarek. This article is accompanied by a photograph taken in July 1967 at the Anaheim Convention Center by Gamma, a company started by the now official photographer for The Doors, Paul Ferrara. The article features numerous quotes discussing who The Doors are, Los Angeles, and the future. No recordings of this Q&A are known to exist.