The Doors were a Los Angeles rock band perhaps best known for the controversial public persona and untimely demise of lead singer Jim Morrison. But the group accomplished a great deal musically in the five short years of activity between their self-titled debut album and the final album from the group’s original lineup, 1971’s L.A. Woman. Morrison’s crooned, poetic presentation stood in stark contrast to the excitable pop-rock of the day – as did the instrumentation of the group which, while remaining consistently cognizant of the blues, incorporated musical elements of jazz to a much greater degree than most of The post The Doors Most Underrated Songs appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.