: The performance includes extended jams like a 14-minute version of " Light My Fire " and a full reading of " The Celebration of the Lizard ". It also features rare live tracks like " Universal Mind " and covers of blues classics like " Little Red Rooster " and " Gloria ".

While the band and audience initially felt they "nailed it," producer Paul Rothchild believed they could push further, leading to the broader recording sessions that eventually formed the 1970 album Absolutely Live .

The Second Performance is often described as looser and more experimental than the "early show".

: A bearded, unfazed Jim Morrison (vocals), Robby Krieger (guitar), Ray Manzarek (keyboards), and John Densmore (drums) delivered a set that pointed toward the gritty blues of their later Morrison Hotel and L.A. Woman eras.