Biographies & Memoirs

Jim Morrison, Life, Death, Legend

Author: Stephen Davis

The electrifying stage presence of Jim Morrison and his desire for sexual and psychedelic experiences inspired the spirit of a generation. In the book "Jim Morrison," critically acclaimed journalist...

The electrifying stage presence of Jim Morrison and his desire for sexual and psychedelic experiences inspired the spirit of a generation. In the book "Jim Morrison," critically acclaimed journalist Stephen Davis compiles information from a host of authentic interviews, lost recordings, and unpublished diaries of Morrison, creating a vivid portrait of a...

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  • Language English
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2005
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The electrifying stage presence of Jim Morrison and his desire for sexual and psychedelic experiences inspired the spirit of a generation. In the book "Jim Morrison," critically acclaimed journalist Stephen Davis compiles information from a host of authentic interviews, lost recordings, and unpublished diaries of Morrison, creating a vivid portrait of a misunderstood genius. Every page is filled with new details about every phase of Morrison's life, from his troubled adolescence in a strict military environment to his coming of age in the avant-garde scene of 1960s Los Angeles, his epic alcohol and drug addictions, and his sexual affairs. In the stunning final chapter, Davis assembles new evidence recently discovered in Paris to finally solve many of the mysteries surrounding Morrison's death and reconstruct the last days and hours of America's greatest rock star. Thrilling and dramatic, intimate and revealing, "Jim Morrison" is the definitive biography of the rock god who defined the 1960s.

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Author
Stephen Davis
Publisher
Penguin
Language
English
Subtitle
Life, Death, Legend
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
512
Type
Biography, Diaries
Attribute
Artists
Publication Date
2005
Dimensions
12x19 cm
ISBN-13
9780091900427

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The electrifying stage presence of Jim Morrison and his desire for sexual and psychedelic experiences inspired the spirit of a generation. In the book "Jim Morrison," critically acclaimed journalist Stephen Davis compiles information from a host of authentic interviews, lost recordings, and unpublished diaries of Morrison, creating a vivid portrait of a misunderstood genius. Every page is filled with new details about every phase of Morrison's life, from his troubled adolescence in a strict military environment to his coming of age in the avant-garde scene of 1960s Los Angeles, his epic alcohol and drug addictions, and his sexual affairs. In the stunning final chapter, Davis assembles new evidence recently discovered in Paris to finally solve many of the mysteries surrounding Morrison's death and reconstruct the last days and hours of America's greatest rock star. Thrilling and dramatic, intimate and revealing, "Jim Morrison" is the definitive biography of the rock god who defined the 1960s.

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Author
Stephen Davis
Publisher
Penguin
Language
English
Subtitle
Life, Death, Legend
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
512
Type
Biography, Diaries
Attribute
Artists
Publication Date
2005
Dimensions
12x19 cm
ISBN-13
9780091900427

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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