THE COLLECTED WORKS OF JIM MORRISON, the definitive anthology of Jim Morrison's writings, along with rare photographs and numerous handwritten excerpts of unpublished and published poetry and lyrics from his 28 privately held notebooks, is out NOW everywhere books are sold. Pick up your copy today: https://found.ee/JimMorrisonBook | Jim Morrison

14K views · 626 reactions | When the lead singer of The Doors, Jim Morrison, died in 1971 at age 27, he left behind boxes filled with poetry, journals, and handwritten lyrics of what would become some of the era's most memorable songs. https://cbsn.ws/2VxeQ7Z | CBS Sunday Morning | Facebook

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“Come on baby, light my fire” In the early days, The Doors realized that they needed more songs. Jim encouraged the band to try writing some, leading to Robby Krieger writing “Light My Fire.” In a recent interview Robby recalled asking Jim what he should write about. In response, Jim said “Just write something timeless. Something that won’t go out of style next year.” | Jim Morrison

The Doors – LIVE IN DETROIT is now available to stream for the first time. Experience one of the longest and most legendary Doors performances ever recorded. Captured live at the Cobo Arena on May 8, 1970, this performance featured classic tracks like “Light My Fire” and “Roadhouse Blues,” plus a rare, 17-minute version of “The End.” Click here to stream the performance now: https://thedoors.lnk.to/LID | The Doors

544K views · 13K reactions | On August 8, 1967, The Doors recorded a performance of “The End”. The Doors - The End _ Soundstage Performances _ Toronto 1967 Known As: Live In Toronto AAC Audio // Video enhancement There are videos that you may not have seen https://www.facebook.com/VladoSimunovicRock The End is a song by The Doors, published as the final piece of the band's debut album, The Doors on January 4th 1967. | Rock_N_Roll_Fantasy V.S.Rock | Facebook