The Doors: Live at the Matrix 1967

Barrett Strong’s “Money” has the distinction of not only being Motown’s first hit record (on the Anna label), but also is the only song to be covered on studio recordings by both the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. The Doors never recorded this title on any of the studio efforts, but long after Jim Morrison’s death, live versions of this song found its way on various Doors’ collections.

by Steve Horowitz
If The Doors' Jim Morrison hadn't died prematurely of a heart attack aged 27 in 1971, he'd be celebrating his 65th birthday today. With that in mind, the University Of St Andrews' Perception Lab have worked out what he would have looked like as a pensioner.
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The Doors' Jim Morrison Aged for 65th Birthday

THIS IS WHAT HE WOULD LOOK LIKE TODAY

Starting with a photo of Morrison in his mid 20s, researchers used special 'ageing' software to reproduce the natural effects of growing old. Changes in 'skin texture, hairline and hair colour' were all taken into account to create this…

by Tom Porter
The Doors' appearance at the Matrix in 1967 was promoted via this Victor Moscoso poster.Ran on: 11-17-2008Neon Rose/Courtesy of Victor Moscoso
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Early S.F. Doors Show Breaks on Through to CD

Only a few tables of curious spectators showed up at the club each night, so the musicians pretty much played for themselves. In between two weekend engagements at the Avalon Ballroom, a little-known rock group from Los Angeles called The Doors played Tuesday through Friday at a 100-seat Marina district club called the Matrix.

by Joel Selvin

The End is Near for Legal Dispute Among the Doors

SAN FRANCISCO – The end is near for a bitter legal dispute between the three surviving members of The Doors now that the California Supreme Court has refused to take up their case.

Keyboardist Ray Manzarek and guitarist Robby Krieger are on the hook for more than $5 million after they were found by lower courts to have improperly invoked The Doors’ name and images during a 2003 concert tour.

by Associated Press
Death benefits card of The Doors singer Jim Morrison CREDIT: Photo: BNPS.co.uk
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Jim Morrison's 'Death Benefits' Card to Be Auctioned

THE ORIGINAL "DEATH BENEFITS" CARD ISSUED AFTER THE DOORS SINGER JIM MORRISON DIED IS TO GO UNDER THE HAMMER AT AUCTION.

The American rock star perished in a bath in Paris aged 27 in 1971 after a suspected heroin overdose.

by The Telegraph

Did You Know That Jim Morrison & Michael Hutchence Were Brothers?

(antiMusic) Jim Morrison & Michael Hutchence are speaking from their graves, at least that is what a new book claims. We were sent the following press release, but what we really want to know is if these psychics can send us some winning lottery numbers. While you're at it, ask John Lennon if the walrus was really Paul or if it just rhymed.

by antiMusic