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	Jim Morrison: Last 1971 Rolling Stone Interview p.3 of 8 In 1971, Morrison gave Rolling Stone his final U.S. interview.(Thanks to Ghostryder1967 for Blessing me w\this "Jim") Ben Fong Torres Quote: "Working for Rolling Stone, I used to pop into Hollywood on a regular basis. Sometimes I stayed at the apartment of a rock publicist friend, Diane. One of her neighbors was Pamela Courson-Jim Morrison's old lady. One Feb. afternoon in 1971, Jim came around, looking for Pamela. She wasn't there, so he decided to hang out & wait. When Diane introduced us, I asked for an interview. He and I hit it off right away, and got into doing this parody of a TV talk show. I played Dick Cavett; he was a rock star. He told a couple of jokes so risque that they would have gotten Cavett canned, and then, with my cheap cassette recorder running, we settled into a pretty serious chat about the Doors and the blues; the future of rock, and his own future. Despite his reputation as a wild man; despite his busts for obscenity and for exposing himself on stage, Morrison had struck me, in published interviews, as a smart, thougthful guy. Maybe he wasn't quite the poet and artieste he fancied himself to be, but at least he was playing with the conventions of rock, performance, and theatre. He was at home on the edge. Jim was planning to move to paris within weeks, and this turned out to be his last interview before his departure in March. In July, I was in Hollywood again visiting with his friends and associates, and writing his obiturary". "I think there's a certain moment when you're right in time with your audience, and then you both grow out of it and you both have to realize it," Morrison told Rolling Stone. "It's not that you've outgrown your audience; it has to go on to something else." View Video
	Jim Morrison Interview: Isle of Wight Part 1 Please Rate & Comment, TY! Jim Morrison talks about The Doors during the Isle of Wight Festival 1970....The Doors Jim James Douglas Morrison Isle View Video
	the end [live] - jim morrison the doors jim morrison live...the end doors jim morrison live rare View Video
	The Doors: A 1969 interview w\ Jim Morrison Part 2 of 6 Pleae rate & comment, TY! Jim talks about how the singles are chosen, Publicity, Film Festival, The Doors music, other music, reading, writing & Jim's film HWY. This interview between Jim Morrison and then Village Voice interviewer Howard Smith took place on a rainy day at the Doors' Workshop, Los Angeles, California on the 6th of November (Thurs.), 1969. Other persons audible including Cathy who serves coffee. Note: Sorry about the date change I had conflicting info. Thanks View Video
	Jim Morrison Tribute (December 8, 1943 - July 3, 1971) Please Read: This is my small tribute to Jim Morrison, whom was, is and will forever be one of the greatest music artist and poets in my lifetime. He made a very large impact on the world and he only lived to see 27 years of age. Thank you Jim for all you gave us. ::smiles softly at the thought that perhaps he is listening somewhere:: Born James Douglas Morrison on December 8, 1943 and Died in Paris, France at the age of 27 on this day... July 3, 1971. One of your many admires Jim... His autumnrain http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23UO_7WaA_g http://www.americanlegends.com/morrison/ http://www.lizardking.org/page5.html http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/j/jim_morrison.htm l First song is... "Touch Me" By The Doors Yeah!, come on, come on, come on, come on Now touch me, baby Cant you see that I am not afraid? What was that promise that you made? Why wont you tell me what she said? What was that promise that you made? Now, Im gonna love you, till the heavens stop the rain Im gonna love you Till the stars fall from the sky for you and I Come on, come on, come on, come on Now touch me, baby Cant you see that I am not afraid? What was that promise that you made? Why wont you tell me what she said? What was that promise that you made? Im gonna love you, till the heavens stop the rain Im gonna love you Till the stars fall from the sky for you and I Im gonna love you, till the heavens stop the rain Im gonna love you Till the stars fall from the sky for you and I Second song on the Video is... "Love Her Madly" By The Doors Don't ya love her madly Don't ya need her badly Don't ya love her ways Tell me what you say Don't ya love her madly Wanna be her daddy Don't ya love her face Don't ya love her as she's walkin' out the door Like she did one thousand times before Don't ya love her ways Tell me what you say Don't ya love her as she's walkin' out the door All your love All your love All your love All your love All your love is gone So sing a lonely song Of a deep blue dream Seven horses seem to be on the mark Yeah, don't you love her Don't you love her as she's walkin' out the door All your love All your love All your love Yeah, all your love is gone So sing a lonely song Of a deep blue dream Seven horses seem to be on the mark Well, don't ya love her madly Don't ya love her madly Don't ya love her madly View Video
	Jim Morrison: As I look Back: Albinoni's Adagio In G Minor A great synopsis of Jim's life in his own words.Jim Morrison: As I look Back from The Lost Writings Wilderness Vol. 1 set to Albinoni's Adagio In G Minor by The Doors. (Without a Safety net) As I look back over my life I am struck by post cards Ruined Snap shots faded posters Of a time, I can't recall I am a Scot, or so I'm told. Really the heir of Mystery Christians Snake in the Glen The child of a Military family... I rebelled against church after phases of fervor I curried favor in school & attack'd the teachers I was given a desk in the corner I was a fool & The smartest kid in class Walks in D.C. in Negro streets. The library & book stores. Orange brick in warm sun. The books & poets magic Then sex gives greater stimulation Than you've ever known & all peace & books lose their charm & you are thrown back on the eye of vision History of Rock coinciding w/my adolescence Came to LA to Film School Venice Summer Drug Visions Roof top songs early struggles & humiliations Thanks to the girls who fed me. Making Records Elvis had sex-wise mature voice at 19. Mine still retains the nasal whine of a repressed adolescent minor squeaks & furies An interesting singer at best-a scream or a sick croon. Nothing in-between. Road Days fear of Plane death And night was what Night should be A girl, a bottle, & blessed sleep I have ploughed My seed thru the heart of the nation. Injected a germ in the psychic blood vein. Now I embrace the poetry of business & become-for a time-a "Prince of Industry" A natural leader, a poet, a Shaman, w/the soul of a clown. What am I doing in the Bull Ring Arena Every public figure running for Leader Spectators at the Tomb -riot watchers Fear of Eyes Assassination Being drunk is a good disguise. I drink so I can talk to assholes. This includes me. The horror of business The Problem of Money guilt do I deserve it? The Meeting Rid of Managers & agents After 4 yrs. I'm left w/a mind like a fuzzy hammer regret for wasted nights & wasted years I pissed it all away American Music End w/fond good-bye & plans for future -Not an actor Writer-filmmaker Which of my cellves will be remember'd Good-bye America I loved you Money form home good luck stay out of trouble View Video
	JIM MORRISON dreaming in the sail This is the third clip of the 16 mm colorfilm Feast Of Friends. You see the bandmembers on this sailingtrip. Robbie and Ray, cuddling their girlfriends in bikinis, and Jim is lying in the canvas, dreaming of new frontiers... View Video
	Jim Morrison: 1971 Rolling Stone Interview p.7 of 8 In 1971, Morrison gave Rolling Stone his final U.S. interview.(Thanks to Ghostryder1967 for Blessing me w\this "Jim") Ben Fong Torres Quote: "Working for Rolling Stone, I used to pop into Hollywood on a regular basis. Sometimes I stayed at the apartment of a rock publicist friend, Diane. One of her neighbors was Pamela Courson-Jim Morrison's old lady. One Feb. afternoon in 1971, Jim came around, looking for Pamela. She wasn't there, so he decided to hang out & wait. When Diane introduced us, I asked for an interview. He and I hit it off right away, and got into doing this parody of a TV talk show. I played Dick Cavett; he was a rock star. He told a couple of jokes so risque that they would have gotten Cavett canned, and then, with my cheap cassette recorder running, we settled into a pretty serious chat about the Doors and the blues; the future of rock, and his own future. Despite his reputation as a wild man; despite his busts for obscenity and for exposing himself on stage, Morrison had struck me, in published interviews, as a smart, thougthful guy. Maybe he wasn't quite the poet and artieste he fancied himself to be, but at least he was playing with the conventions of rock, performance, and theatre. He was at home on the edge. Jim was planning to move to paris within weeks, and this turned out to be his last interview before his departure in March. In July, I was in Hollywood again visiting with his friends and associates, and writing his obiturary". "I think there's a certain moment when you're right in time with your audience, and then you both grow out of it and you both have to realize it," Morrison told Rolling Stone. "It's not that you've outgrown your audience; it has to go on to something else." View Video
	A Jim Morrison, Slim Harpo tribute [Ti ni nee ni nu] a Slim Harpo, Mr.Mojo Risin' celebration by the blues door recorded in Bassman Pats garage in a few hours for a demo so here's the video enjoy Cats & Kittens just Enjoy. Drop us a line....or visit RePete, Mr. MoFo Risin' as Mr. Mojo Risin' at www.theunknownsoldiers.net Jimy Now http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=ReBeat View Video
	Jim Morrison '71 LA Free Press Interview Tape 1 - pt 1 of 6 Interview by Bob Chorush for LA Free Press January 15th 1971 First couple of minutes aren't too clear. They all get introduced and walk down the street to find a place to do the interview. Just left it in there for you know....the freaks :) Tape 1 - part 1 of 6 View Video
	JIM MORRISON --- THE AMERICAN NIGHT THE NEW ``THE AMERICAN NIGHT `` You can read the complete poem in the book "wilderness, the lost writings of jim morrison". (page 146) I only took some parts of this poem that fit in the music and created a new poem... The american night. The silk handkerchief was embroidered in China or Japan behind the steel curtain And no one can cross the borderline w/out proper credentials. The cellular excitement has Totally inspired our magic Veteran. The land might end & all our friends would follow another program. Who are our friends ? Underwaterfall... There are continents & shores which beseech our understanding. And this morning before I sign off, Like a calm veteran of the psychic war, i want the old forms to reassert their sexual cool. My only wish is to see Far Arden again. Underwaterfall... He was only a man & his dedication extended to the last degree. Poor pretentious soldier, come home Come home... View Video
	Jim Morrison: Love Me Tender by The Doors (12\8\43... . The Doors @ Pere Lachaise cemetery set to Love Me Tender by The Doors....Jim Morrison Love Me Tender James Douglas In memory tribute scwomanchangeling View Video
	Jim Morrison & Pamela Courson : My Immortal by Evanescence. For Pamela Susan: Jim & Pamela Morrison: My Immortal by Evanescence My Immortal I'm so tired of being here Suppressed by all my childish fears And if you have to leave I wish that you would just leave 'Cause your presence still lingers here And it won't leave me alone These wounds won't seem to heal This pain is just too real There's just too much that time cannot erase When you cried I'd wipe away all of your tears When you'd scream I'd fight away all of your fears And I held your hand through all of these years But you still have All of me You used to captivate me By your resonating light Now I'm bound by the life you left behind Your face it haunts My once pleasant dreams Your voice it chased away All the sanity in me These wounds won't seem to heal This pain is just too real There's just too much that time cannot erase I've tried so hard to tell myself that you're gone But though you're still with me I've been alone all along View Video
	Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix-morrisons lament 1968 at the Scene Club in New York during a jamming session between jimi hendrix and jim morrison....jim morrison jimi hendrix morrisons lament scene club View Video
	JIM MORRISON -- Texas Radio & The Big Beat Beautiful black&white footage....jim morrison texas radio big beat blues thedoors vid four hands media View Video
	dawns highway/ bird of prey-jim morrison slide show with 2 of jim morrisons poems...jim morrison the doors bird of prey dawns highway poems View Video
	the doors - jim morrison - not to touch the earth song PLEASE, RATE THE VIDEO, IT DOESNT TAKE MORE THAN 1 SEC TO DO IT, THANKS, I´LL APPRECIATE THAT this is by far, the best song of the doors, l am new t this movie maker, ergh, actually it was more of a picture maker to me, this is my first movie i do anyways, hope you like it by the way, at the end there is a surprise!..think you can handle it? View Video
	DOORS JIM MORRISON TO HELP CELEBRATE 40TH ANNIVERSARY The Doors will celebrate their 40th anniversary in 2007, and the band will not only be honored with a special Grammy, a documentary is on the agenda. Keywords:Jim Morrison, Grateful Dead, Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, Ray Manzarek View Video
	the ghost of jim morrison a clip i swiped off the web somwhere about a guy who got his picture taken at jim morrisons grave, and thinks his ghost is in the picture... see for yourself View Video
	Satellite Party ft Jim Morrison - Woman in the Window perry farrell on ron and fez debuting a jim morrison track the public has never heard....jim morrison perry farrell satellite party ron fez woman in window View Video
	Jim Morrison: Last 1971 Rolling Stone Interview p.5 of 8 In 1971, Morrison gave Rolling Stone his final U.S. interview.(Thanks to Ghostryder1967 for Blessing me w\this "Jim") Ben Fong Torres Quote: "Working for Rolling Stone, I used to pop into Hollywood on a regular basis. Sometimes I stayed at the apartment of a rock publicist friend, Diane. One of her neighbors was Pamela Courson-Jim Morrison's old lady. One Feb. afternoon in 1971, Jim came around, looking for Pamela. She wasn't there, so he decided to hang out & wait. When Diane introduced us, I asked for an interview. He and I hit it off right away, and got into doing this parody of a TV talk show. I played Dick Cavett; he was a rock star. He told a couple of jokes so risque that they would have gotten Cavett canned, and then, with my cheap cassette recorder running, we settled into a pretty serious chat about the Doors and the blues; the future of rock, and his own future. Despite his reputation as a wild man; despite his busts for obscenity and for exposing himself on stage, Morrison had struck me, in published interviews, as a smart, thougthful guy. Maybe he wasn't quite the poet and artieste he fancied himself to be, but at least he was playing with the conventions of rock, performance, and theatre. He was at home on the edge. Jim was planning to move to paris within weeks, and this turned out to be his last interview before his departure in March. In July, I was in Hollywood again visiting with his friends and associates, and writing his obiturary". "I think there's a certain moment when you're right in time with your audience, and then you both grow out of it and you both have to realize it," Morrison told Rolling Stone. "It's not that you've outgrown your audience; it has to go on to something else." View Video
	Jim Morrison (The Doors) gets arrested in Miami 1969 During a 1969 concert at The Dinner Key Auditorium in Miami, Morrison attempted to spark a riot in the audience. He failed, but a warrant for his arrest was issued by the Dade County Police department three days later for indecent exposure. By this time the band was on vacation in Jamaica. Eventually, Morrison was convicted of indecent exposure and public profanity. Consequently, many of The Doors' scheduled concerts were canceled. View Video
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	Jim Morrison: Trouble by Elvis Presley Slideshow of Jim Morrison set to Trouble by Elvis. If you're looking for trouble You came to the right place If you're looking for trouble Just look right in my face I was born standing up And talking back My daddy was a green-eyed mountain jack Because i'm evil, my middle name is misery Well i'm evil, so don't you mess around with me I've never looked for trouble But i've never ran I don't take no orders From no kind of man I'm only made out Of flesh, blood and bone But if you're gonna start a rumble Don't you try it on alone Because i'm evil, my middle name is misery Well i'm evil, so don't you mess around with me I'm evil, evil, evil, as can be I'm evil, evil, evil, as can be So don't mess around don't mess around don't mess around with me I'm evil, i'm evil, evil, evil So don't mess around, don't mess around with me I'm evil, i tell you i'm evil So don't mess around with me Yeah! View Video

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