Jim Morrison, The Doors - Latino Chrome Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who wrote the lyrics for 'Latino Chrome'?

   'Latino Chrome' was written by Jim Morrison along with the other members of The Doors: John Paul Densmore, Raymond D. Manzarek, and Robert A. Krieger.

2. Which album features the song 'Latino Chrome'?

   'Latino Chrome' is featured on the album 'An American Prayer,' which is the ninth and final studio album by The Doors.

3. When was 'An American Prayer' released?

   'An American Prayer,' featuring 'Latino Chrome,' was released in 1978, seven years after Jim Morrison's death.

4. What are some themes depicted in the lyrics of 'Latino Chrome'?

   'Latino Chrome' includes themes such as urban life, seduction, violence, and a sense of rebellion. It paints vivid scenes involving abandoned buildings, fights at food stands, and offers of illicit activities.

5. Who were involved in producing the album 'An American Prayer'?

   'An American Prayer' was produced by surviving members of The Doors—Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger, and John Densmore—along with Frank Lisciandro and Corky Courson.

6. How did critics react to 'An American Prayer' upon its release?

   'An American Prayer,' including songs like 'Latino Chrome,' received mixed reviews from critics. While it achieved commercial success with a platinum certification, opinions varied widely regarding its artistic merit.