Showing posts with label Jim Morrison. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jim Morrison. Show all posts
2021 Anne Morrison Interview
Labels: Classic Rock, Rock 'n' Roll,
Anne Morrison Chewning,
George Varga,
Jim Morrison,
San Deigo Union-Tribune,
THE DUTCH GUY
CBS Sunday Morning: Jim Morrison, A CBS Special with Anne Morrison Chewning, 2021
Labels: Classic Rock, Rock 'n' Roll,
Anne Morrison Chewning,
Jim Morrison
Patricia Kennealy-Morrison, Rock Writer and Jim Morrison's Partner, Dead at 75
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Patricia Kennealy-Morrison, Rock Journalist, Dies at 75 - New York Times
Patricia Kennealy-Morrison, Rock Journalist, Dies at 75 - New York Times
Patricia Kennealy-Morrison, rock journalist, author and partner of Jim Morrison, dies at 75 - L. A. Times
Labels: Classic Rock, Rock 'n' Roll,
Jim Morrison,
Patricia Kennealy-Morrison,
The Doors
Jim Morrison / Music by The Doors - An American Prayer
Labels: Classic Rock, Rock 'n' Roll,
Jim Morrison,
The Doors
Audio Fidelity to Release “The Best of The Doors” on Quadraphonic 4.0 Multichannel Hybrid SACD
Available in multichannel for the first time since 1970!
Much to the excitement of Doors fans and music fans worldwide, Marshall
Blonstein's Audio Fidelity will be releasing “The Best Of The Doors
-1973” On Quadraphonic 4.0 Multichannel Hybrid SACD! The 2-channel
stereo and DSD layers of the hybrid SACD were remastered from the
original 2-track tapes which are available for the first time since
1970. The 4.0 Quad layer mirrors the earlier CD-4 QuadraDisc format,
Quadraphonic 8-Track and reel-to-reel tape. “The Best of The Doors
-1973” compilation album was also released in standard Stereo.The Doors were among the most controversial, influential and unique rock acts of the 1960's and beyond, mostly because of Jim Morrison's wild, poetic lyrics and charismatic but unpredictable stage persona. After Morrison's death in 1971, the remaining members, Ray Manzarek, John Densmore and Robby Krieger continued as a trio until disbanding in 1973.
Each of the tracks on “The Best Of The Doors-1973” have been taken primarily from the original two-track masters of the eight albums recorded by the band between 1967 and 1971. Three of the band's studio albums, “The Doors” (1967), “L.A. Woman” (1971), and “Strange Days” (1967), were featured in the Rolling Stone list of The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. The popular rock magazine also listed The Doors as “One of The 100 Greatest Artists of All Time!” As a matter of fact The Doors have been listed as one of the greatest artists of all time by many magazines and in 1993 were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
1 Who Do You Love
2 Soul Kitchen
3 Hello, I Love You
4 People Are Strange
5 *Riders On The Storm
6 Touch Me
7 *Love Her Madly
8 Love Me Two Times
9 Take It As It Comes
10 Moonlight Drive
11 Light My Fire
2 Soul Kitchen
3 Hello, I Love You
4 People Are Strange
5 *Riders On The Storm
6 Touch Me
7 *Love Her Madly
8 Love Me Two Times
9 Take It As It Comes
10 Moonlight Drive
11 Light My Fire
Producer – Paul A. Rothchild
Producer – *Bruce Botnick and The Doors
Producer – *Bruce Botnick and The Doors
Labels: Classic Rock, Rock 'n' Roll,
Jim Morrison,
The Doors
The Doors - Jim Morrison - Trouser Press - 1981
Trouser Press Vol. 8 No. 7 - TP - 65 - September 1981
Trouser Press - Featuring Jim Morrison of The Doors on the cover with article/pix inside. Other articles/pix/reviews include John Entwistle-The Who, Joe Ely, Jools Holland, Adam Ant, Stiff Scrapbook, Southern Punks, The Ramones and much more.
Lots of news, reviews and pix. Trouser Press was a monthly must read for most music collectors. Excellent condition.
Available from 7welker7
Labels: Classic Rock, Rock 'n' Roll,
Jim Morrison,
The Doors
The Doors - From the Outside
THE DOORS - From The Outside
Brand new documentary featuring those who knew the group and its members best
Available on DVD July 14, 2009 Through MVD Visual
MVD Visual and Sexy Intellectual are pleased to announce the home viewing release of The Doors "From The Outside" for North American distribution on DVD.
This brand new documentary film tells the story of The Doors, not from the perspective of the surviving members - as has been told so many time before - but from the recollections, memories, stories and anecdotes of those who knew the group and its members best.
The panel is headed by a woman who was as close to Jim Morrison as anyone ever was; his widow Patricia Kennealy-Morrison. Patricia has rarely spoken on film about her relationship with Jim, or about her own memories of The Doors. This is a once in a lifetime contribution from someone who knew just about everything that went on.
Also interviewed is Billy James, the man who 'discovered' Jim Morrison and an early incarnation of The Doors. Billy signed them to their first deal with Columbia Records, and gained the trust and respect of the entire group. Here he tells-all about those very early days when The Doors were known only to a select few.
Richard Goldstein - editor of Village Voice and close friend of the band is on hand too with his anecdote - heavy version of events, as is Mark Benno, the legendary blues musician whose searing guitar graced the L.A. Woman album.
The very finest Rock journalists and writers, and those who lived through and were affected by The Doors' music as it was being released also contribute to this most original documentary film. In this regard, we are joined by Robert Christgau, Johnny Rogan, Dave DiMartino, Ritchie Unterberger, Doug Sundling, and Jim Morrison's biographer James Riordan.
The program is further enhanced by the rarest footage of the band in existence, classic live and studio musical performances, seldom seen photographs, news clips, location shots and much more.
EXTRA: "Conversation with The Lizard Queen" featurette, in which Patricia Morrison reveals her own views about Jim Morrison as an artist, a poet and a visionary.
Brand new documentary featuring those who knew the group and its members best
MVD Visual and Sexy Intellectual are pleased to announce the home viewing release of The Doors "From The Outside" for North American distribution on DVD.
This brand new documentary film tells the story of The Doors, not from the perspective of the surviving members - as has been told so many time before - but from the recollections, memories, stories and anecdotes of those who knew the group and its members best.
The panel is headed by a woman who was as close to Jim Morrison as anyone ever was; his widow Patricia Kennealy-Morrison. Patricia has rarely spoken on film about her relationship with Jim, or about her own memories of The Doors. This is a once in a lifetime contribution from someone who knew just about everything that went on.
Also interviewed is Billy James, the man who 'discovered' Jim Morrison and an early incarnation of The Doors. Billy signed them to their first deal with Columbia Records, and gained the trust and respect of the entire group. Here he tells-all about those very early days when The Doors were known only to a select few.
Richard Goldstein - editor of Village Voice and close friend of the band is on hand too with his anecdote - heavy version of events, as is Mark Benno, the legendary blues musician whose searing guitar graced the L.A. Woman album.
The very finest Rock journalists and writers, and those who lived through and were affected by The Doors' music as it was being released also contribute to this most original documentary film. In this regard, we are joined by Robert Christgau, Johnny Rogan, Dave DiMartino, Ritchie Unterberger, Doug Sundling, and Jim Morrison's biographer James Riordan.
The program is further enhanced by the rarest footage of the band in existence, classic live and studio musical performances, seldom seen photographs, news clips, location shots and much more.
EXTRA: "Conversation with The Lizard Queen" featurette, in which Patricia Morrison reveals her own views about Jim Morrison as an artist, a poet and a visionary.
Labels: Classic Rock, Rock 'n' Roll,
Jim Morrison,
The Doors
The Doors - From The Outside
THE DOORS - From The Outside
Brand new documentary featuring those who knew the group and its members best
Available on DVD July 14, 2009 Through MVD Visual
MVD Visual and Sexy Intellectual are pleased to announce the home viewing release of The Doors "From The Outside" for North American distribution on DVD.
This brand new documentary film tells the story of The Doors, not from the perspective of the surviving members - as has been told so many time before - but from the recollections, memories, stories and anecdotes of those who knew the group and its members best.
The panel is headed by a woman who was as close to Jim Morrison as anyone ever was; his widow Patricia Kennealy-Morrison. Patricia has rarely spoken on film about her relationship with Jim, or about her own memories of The Doors. This is a once in a lifetime contribution from someone who knew just about everything that went on.
Also interviewed is Billy James, the man who 'discovered' Jim Morrison and an early incarnation of The Doors. Billy signed them to their first deal with Columbia Records, and gained the trust and respect of the entire group. Here he tells-all about those very early days when The Doors were known only to a select few.
Richard Goldstein - editor of Village Voice and close friend of the band is on hand too with his anecdote - heavy version of events, as is Mark Benno, the legendary blues musician whose searing guitar graced the L.A. Woman album.
The very finest Rock journalists and writers, and those who lived through and were affected by The Doors' music as it was being released also contribute to this most original documentary film. In this regard, we are joined by Robert Christgau, Johnny Rogan, Dave DiMartino, Ritchie Unterberger, Doug Sundling, and Jim Morrison's biographer James Riordan.
The program is further enhanced by the rarest footage of the band in existence, classic live and studio musical performances, seldom seen photographs, news clips, location shots and much more.
EXTRA: "Conversation with The Lizard Queen" featurette, in which Patricia Morrison reveals her own views about Jim Morrison as an artist, a poet and a visionary.
Brand new documentary featuring those who knew the group and its members best
MVD Visual and Sexy Intellectual are pleased to announce the home viewing release of The Doors "From The Outside" for North American distribution on DVD.
This brand new documentary film tells the story of The Doors, not from the perspective of the surviving members - as has been told so many time before - but from the recollections, memories, stories and anecdotes of those who knew the group and its members best.
The panel is headed by a woman who was as close to Jim Morrison as anyone ever was; his widow Patricia Kennealy-Morrison. Patricia has rarely spoken on film about her relationship with Jim, or about her own memories of The Doors. This is a once in a lifetime contribution from someone who knew just about everything that went on.
Also interviewed is Billy James, the man who 'discovered' Jim Morrison and an early incarnation of The Doors. Billy signed them to their first deal with Columbia Records, and gained the trust and respect of the entire group. Here he tells-all about those very early days when The Doors were known only to a select few.
Richard Goldstein - editor of Village Voice and close friend of the band is on hand too with his anecdote - heavy version of events, as is Mark Benno, the legendary blues musician whose searing guitar graced the L.A. Woman album.
The very finest Rock journalists and writers, and those who lived through and were affected by The Doors' music as it was being released also contribute to this most original documentary film. In this regard, we are joined by Robert Christgau, Johnny Rogan, Dave DiMartino, Ritchie Unterberger, Doug Sundling, and Jim Morrison's biographer James Riordan.
The program is further enhanced by the rarest footage of the band in existence, classic live and studio musical performances, seldom seen photographs, news clips, location shots and much more.
EXTRA: "Conversation with The Lizard Queen" featurette, in which Patricia Morrison reveals her own views about Jim Morrison as an artist, a poet and a visionary.
Labels: Classic Rock, Rock 'n' Roll,
Jim Morrison,
The Doors
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