Jim Morrison

One of the last singles to be released by the Patti Smith Group was written with the Doors singer in mind.

When the Doors singer died, all the requisite boxes were ticked for an old-fashioned mystery.

Jim Morrison was captured on film for a final time during a day trip with girlfriend Pamela Courson on June 28, 1971.

A cave where Doors fans have been paying tribute to Jim Morrison in the form of graffiti is being closed indefinitely.

The singer was already in a headlong downward spiral by the time he performed this final show.

It was a clash of mainstream culture vs. the counterculture.

Led Zeppelin were on the rise in the summer of 1969, while Doors frontman Jim Morrison was in the midst of a long and painful public downward spiral. On July 27, the two bands met going in opposite directions.

Doors frontman Jim Morrison was arrested and maced at a concert on Dec. 9, 1967

A delayed flight leads to big trouble for the Doors frontman.

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