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Wilderness, The Lost Writings of Jim Morrison

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  Jim Morrison-songwriter, poet, lead singer for The Doors-died in 1971. But his legend and his genius have lived on through his records, his music, his lyrics. Wilderness is a comprehensive collection of the writings of Jim Morrison. Wilderness (1988), was an extraordinary body of work, an important event in the history of literature and rock and roll. The events behind this publication are as extraordinary as the material itself. Morrison in a will, left his writings to his wife, Pamela Courson. Pamela died in … Continue reading →

Early Video of Jim Morrison?

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This video is an amazing find. A young college bound Jim Morrison is seen in a public relations Florida State University film. This was long before there was any concept of the legendary figure he would become with The Doors. Jim Morrison appears in two parts of this film and his voice seems to be over-dubbed with someone else’s in the first part. However, the second part is unmistakably his voice (at least I think so). The film was taken either in late 1963 or … Continue reading →

The Doors

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I have done many blogs on The Doors, so I don’t want to get too wound up about them because I’ll be here all day. I saw many Doors concerts when I was about 15 years old, so I remember them very well. I think I was a special kind of rock fan because I actually did go to rock concerts to hear the music. I was not a screamer. I was a serious listener of music. The only thing that I didn’t like about … Continue reading →

Jim Morrison and Albert King

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On November 1, 1998, a live album called “Feel The Blues” was released by The Doors and it featured the guitar work of Albert King. It was recorded in 1970, and had the following songs:   Roadhouse Blues Backdoor Man Five To One When The Music’s Over Who Do You Love ? Light My Fire Fever The End “Who Do You Love ?” from Feel The Blues I’m not sure where the rest of the album was recorded, but it might’ve been at the Fillmore East in New York City. If anyone knows any … Continue reading →