Jim Morrison: Life, Death, LegendGotham Books, 2004 - 482 pages As an artist and persona, Jim Morrison epitomized the late 1960s, bridging a burgeoning counterculture and popular culture, while acting out the iconoclastic rage, rampant libido, and spectacular flameout of a tumultuous era. The music he created with The Doors has sold over 50 million records worldwide?with over 13 million in the last decade alone, as their songs have been embraced by a new generation. But despite Morrison's seminal importance, there has not yet been an authoritative biography that does justice to him and his creative legacy. Until now. Stephen Davis, the preeminent rock biographer and author of the classic Led Zeppelin history "Hammer of the Gods" (over 600,000 copies sold in three editions, and a #1 "New York Times" bestseller), has uncovered never-before-seen documents, conducted dozens of original interviews, and scoured Morrison's unpublished journals and recordings to write the definitive biography of a misunderstood legend. "Jim Morrison" is packed with startling new revelations about every phase of his life and career, from his troubled youth in a strict military household to his blossoming as a rock icon among the avant-garde LA scene to his voracious drug abuse and secret sexual experiments. Davis also investigates one of the greatest mysteries in rock history?the circumstances surrounding Morrison's mysterious and unsolved death?as he pieces together new evidence to tell the true and heartbreaking story of Morrison's last tragic days in Paris. Compelling and unforgettable, "Jim Morrison" is destined to become a classic. |
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... called the cop an asshole and dared him to make an arrest . When the cop declined , Jimmy in typically provocative mode called him a chickenshit . They never got to Mexico . They made it out to Needles , on the California - Arizona line ...
... called him from Paris , a few weeks later , to ask how the album was doing and to inquire about the first single , “ Love Her Madly . " Ray Manzarek said that in fact the anxious drummer had called Jim , because the Doors were getting ...
... called Elektra executives in Los Angeles . Someone got him Jim's phone number . There was no an- swer . Then a woman finally picked up and said that Jim wasn't home . So he called Bill Siddons . On Monday , after a second night spent ...
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CHAPTER ONE THE LIZARD KINGS SCHOOL DAYS | 3 |
CHAPTER TWO CANCEL MY SUBSCRIPTION | 29 |
CHAPTER THREE LEARN TO FORGET | 57 |
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