Jim Morrison: Life, Death, Legend

Stephen Davis
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Draws on unpublished journals and recordings as well as numerous original interviews to cover every aspect of the musician's life and work, in a portrait that includes discussions of Morrison's military upbringing, emergence as a rock icon, and mysterious death. By the author of Hammer of the Gods. 100,000 first printing.
Genres: MusicBiographyNonfictionHistoryBiography MemoirAudiobookMemoirPoetryRock N RollCollections
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