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The Crystal Ship
Featured in Episode
Artist(s)
Top Chart Position (Hot 100)
Did Not Chart
Year Released
1967
Album
The Doors
Writer(s)
Jim Morrison, Robby Krieger, John Densmore, Ray Manzarek
RIAA Certification
NONE
Sequence song appears
Crockett and Stone at VA
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"The Crystal Ship" is a song by The Doors, featured on the album The Doors in 1967. It appeared in the Miami Vice episode "Back in the World".

Notes[]

  • This song was the B-side of their #1 hit, "Light My Fire", which launched the group's legendary career.
  • Jim Morrison meant "The Crystal Ship" as a goodbye love song to his first love, Mary Weberlo (as mentioned by John Densmore, he said this information was in one of Morrison's poem books).

Personnel[]

  • Jim Morrison - vocals
  • Robby Kreiger - guitar
  • Ray Manzarek - organ
  • John Densmore - drums
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The Doors

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