The Doors found their mojo (and Mr. Mojo Risin) in November 1970 as they recordedL.A. Womanover six days at the Workshop, the bands rehearsal space on Santa Monica Boulevard. A success both critically and commercially, the album was certified double-platinum and contains some of the bands most enduring music, including the Top 20 hit Love Her Madly, Riders On The Storm, and the title track. To commemorate the albums 50-year anniversary, Rhino keeps on risin with a 3-CD/1-LP set that will be available on December 3rd. L.A. WOMAN: 50TH ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION includes the original album newly remastered by The Doors longtime engineer and mixer Bruce Botnick, two bonus discs of unreleased studio outtakes, and the stereo mix of the original album on 180-gram virgin vinyl. For this new collection, the original album has been expanded with more than two hours of unreleased recordings taken from the sessions forL.A. Woman, allowing the listener to experience the progression of each song as it developed in the studio. An early demo for Hyacinth House recorded at Robby Kriegers home studio in 1969 is also included. The outtakes feature Jim Morrison, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, and Ray Manzarek working in the studio with two additional musicians. The first was rhythm guitarist Marc Benno, who worked with Leon Russell in The Asylum Choir. The other was bassist Jerry Scheff, who was a member of Elvis Presleys TCB band.