April 1971: The Doors End An Era with 'L.A. Woman'
Their last album with singer Jim Morrison.
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Hot Rock Vinyl for Record Store Day 2021
Two RSD Drops will occur in June and July.
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Jim Morrison, Exposed?
What exactly did fans see at a 1969 concert?
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Jim Morrison's Writings to Be Collected in June
The book will featured unpublished material, including lyrics and a film treatment.
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January 1967: The Doors Release "The Doors"
Jim Morrison and company came kicking and screaming into this cruel world on the fourth day of 1967.
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John Densmore Opens Doors in New Book, Podcast Interview
The Doors' drummer talks about his new book and the 50th anniversary of 'Morrison Hotel.'
Summer 1968: The Doors Shine at No. 1 with 'Waiting For The Sun'
The band's third album topped the US album chart for a four-week reign.
August 1968: The Doors Hit #1 with "Hello, I Love You"
It was the band's second and last #1 song in America from their only chart-topping album.
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Remembering Jim Morrison's Final Doors Show
50 years ago, Jim Morrison's spirit "[left] the stage" during his last Doors performance.
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January 29, 1968: When Jim Morrison Got Busted in Las Vegas
It wasn't the Lizard King's first encounter with the police, nor would it be his last. This day in '68, Jim Morrison hit the club in Vegas with the cult classic "One Hundred Dollar Misunderstanding" author Robert Gover - what could go wrong?