| One of the first songs The Doors recorded. They played it on a demo
they recorded in 1965. They did not release it until 1970 because they
didn't feel the recording quality was up to standard. |
| Indian Summer is an extended warm spell in Autumn. |
| Makes reference to an auto accident involving a group of Indians
that Morrison's family came across on the highway. Morrison, who was a
child at the time, felt that the ghosts of the Indians took up residence
in his soul. This scene is portrayed at the beginning of Oliver Stone's
movie, The Doors. |
| Even though this was one of the first songs they wrote, The Doors
never played it live because they thought it would sound insignificant
compared to "The End," an Oedipal opus that was a staple of their early
live shows. |
