The Doors – L.A. Woman

Released in 1971, "L.A. Woman" is the sixth and final studio album by The Doors' classic lineup, marking the end of an era.

With a sound that blends rock, blues, and jazz, the album features iconic tracks like "Riders on the Storm," "Love Her Madly," and the title track "L.A. Woman." The album's rawer, more direct production reflects the spirit of 1970s Los Angeles and the transition to heavier rock sounds of the time. This album is a milestone in the band's career, also being the last to feature lead vocalist Jim Morrison, who passed away shortly after its release.