The End of Jim Morrison
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2024
- 1971. When Jim Morrison was at the height of his career, The Doors seemed unstoppable. Six years of intensive career, 6 albums, 200 concerts.
Jim Morrison had become a music legend...until a tragic end. Full documentary on the life of this rock icon, from the beginning... until the end.
Director: Michaelle Gagnet - บันเทิง
Nobody looked like him or sang like him, nobody wrote poetry like him, such a beautiful man❤
Jeff from the tea party tried but
I can't agree more; Jim was a genius!! A true poet and writer.... his dreams were accomplished!!
I can sing like that
@@DaylasWings88the American prayer reminded me of Carlos Castaneda
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Terrific documentary. He was so handsome and talented. Sorry he didn't have the chance to be truly celebrated for his music. But it doesn't sound like the music world was where he wanted a place. God bless you and thank you for the best documentary I've seen. He deserved this.
You mean truly celebrated for his poetry.
I just started listening to his music in 1970 and a friend was explaining to me how Jim Morrison is the best writer and how he loved his music. Then a year later we heard that he died. What a tragedy to the music scene that was. The friend I'm referring to has also died of a drug overdose last year and I just found out 4 days ago. Thank you, Mark Morris, for introducing me to some great music. RIP my childhood friend 🤗
I'm really sorry about your loss
Sorry for your loss. It’s strange that I had a friend named Mark Morris as well. He died by suicide a couple years ago. Mark and I were Doors fans as well. His nickname was MoJo. ✌🏻
At least Jim got to own that fastback mustang
@@ronalddaub9740 Not just a Mustang, but a '67 Shelby GT500. One of the most coveted cars of all time. Clean ones are worth millions.
RIP BIG MARK 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I've seen many Doors/Jim Morrison documentaries but never seen this one until now. Enjoyed it a lot. Thanks for uploading.
Me too.... 😮❤
Same here. Thanks
Yeah, me too. Thought I’d seen them all. Very well done
Me too!! Been a huge Morrison fan since i was 14, 34 now. I was SO IN LOVE w this man.
Agreed!!❤
Truly the best documentary I’ve seen on Jim’s demise. I wish he was still with us. Heartbreaking. He was a genius poet.
Genius level poet ? Like Robert Frost ? Shakespear ? Poe ? Dylan ?
More like interesting high school student poetry.
Oh come on, they were a decent band but at the end of the day, he died a fat alcoholic who thought he was having a massive line of coke but it was smack. Yeah what an hero. If he had got clean, reamerged healthy and then yeah but come on... Then you get silly kids who think it's cool to die a baby at 27.
he has reincarnated
He lived a good 30 years in only a few short years and had the body of a 65 year old man when he passed away.
@@NalaRichenbachUghh so true
Fascinating documentary! No matter what you may believe, Jim is still gone and dearly missed. Such a beautiful soul.
I know a lot about seeking friendship and not finding it. It's a lonely feeling. I can relate to Jim.
Me too i love heroin as much as he did, it made me feel warm and comfortable in any situation and the nodding out was bliss washing away the stress and anxiety and lack of self confidence, i'd fake it to make it.
I still use periodically but that's now usually for medicinal purposes as in your 50's is usually when the previous 30yrs come back to bite.
@@user-kc7nd8re3yhe wasn't a junkie he was a alcoholic but anyway good luck to you and the drugs now are not h anyhow
Peace and love to you both. ❤
@@user-kc7nd8re3y if you're in your 50's, still dabbling with the Beast isn't a good habit to have. I'm not being judgmental...been there done that, ok? One word...suboxone. Look into it, my friend.
Brains!!!
You cant run away from yourself. Everyone realises that when its too late.
Maybe not "everyone." I at least hope not!🫣
I had the privilege of visiting Jim’s grave site!! Nothing like I imagined!! But very unique to say the least! Some people come to this world only to stay for a little while! It was also our privilege to get a glimpse of those special people!! I appreciate the opportunity to revisit the life story of Jim Morrison! Thank you!❤
My grandfather was a naval captain, and the naval attache in Paris during Jim's passing. He was friends with Jim's father and looked into his death. Went to his place and everything,
Oh wow thats really cool, did your grandfather ever say anything they found out?
and are you a big name in the entertainment industry?
@@vicvega3614 drugs
@@AnoNym-he1yv My Father was a professional singer in a Rock band for ten years in the 60's. My Grandfather was friends with Jims Dad.
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I have three books on the Doors and and probably have seen at least four videos on Morrison's death. The video is the only one that provides new information.
Jim had such a distinctive voice and look. A very unique human being.
@desertrose1226 Every human being is unique! And J. Morrison just lives through his (made) reputation, that there is something mysterious about him and his death.....
@@andreamck4521..Desertrose
said. " distinctive" not unique...
big difference.
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Are you blind, or can you not read? Why don’t you go reread the original post, apologize, and delete your comment. My God, it was only two sentences.
Wow, the “James Douglas Morrison; faithful to his demons.” written in Greek that his parents had put on the tomb 20 years after his passing is eerie and crazy. Never knew that fact before this. Great doc!
What a horrible thing for a parent to say on a tombstone
It does not mean demon, it means spirit.
@@TinCupChalice40This is incorrect. It means "Faithful to his spirit" There is an interview with his father, and he even says it.
@@cespo77 I’d love to find that interview… I did see the one interview with his father where he said “ Jim doesn’t sing” LOL
Another interpretation is: True to his spirit
I've watched a lot of Jim Morrison stuff on TH-cam, but this was worthy. There's so much junk, but this was worthy. Damn, Jim, we really missed something with you. You had a life left, and we missed it. Not that it was ours. Still, feel cheated. You were something.
Your statement, "Still, feel cheated" perfectly describes how I feel about Jim Morrison's death, Janis Joplin, Whitney Houston, and many others who are gone too soon. The list is long.
Very sad he didn’t have anyone close to him. The people in this video certainly didn’t have his back😢😢
Probably sworn to secrecy😞
Danny Sugarman was a nasty little leech.
His band mates loved him. The rest were there for a good time.
The phrase in Greek that his parents inscribed on Jim Morrisons tombstone means "TRUE TO HIS NATURE, TRUE TO HIS SPIRIT"..Not True to his demons!...I'm Greek, Get it Right!..Whats wrong with you!! The man was exploited enough!! Jim's parents and family adored him! You are disrespecting and lying about the Eternal Legacy of Jim Morrison, his family, his Art and his fans like me that will LOVE this man past forever. I love and thank you Jim Morrison ❤ TRUE TO YOURSELF 💕
Thanks ❤ I always thought that sounded wrong ❤
You are right. True to his own spirit.
I very much appreciate the clarification. Thank you.
Someone needs a gyro
Thank you for setting the record straight in that Greek saying I wondered why the family would do that. It didn’t make any sense why they would say anything like that.
I’ve read the books including no one gets out of here alive years ago . Good documentary. I visited the cemetery in the early 2000’s and by chance saw the doors visit on an anniversary. Unbelievable I know but true . Long live the doors
No One Here Gets Out Alive is ok. Except Danny Sugarman openly admitted to lying about what he thought happened to Jim. He admitted he thought it was heroin and admits to misleading the public on purpose with the heart attack theory. His book Wonderland Ave is really good though
@@rachelbachel2 I’ll have to read that , thanks
What a phenomenal documentary from start to finish. R.I.P. Jim ❤️
Best Documentary on Jim. No bullshit.
@Mongrel296 No bullshit? Claiming, that there was a mystery around his death for over 50 years is enough bullshit....😂
Why are people always act like that, instead to let him rest in peace?
It's always the same - Elvis is alive, Kurt Cobain was murdered by his wife, Nancy Spungen by some drug dealers too and so on....
Why is that?
Greetings from Germany.....🙋🏻♀️
@Mongrel296 No bullshit? Claiming, that there was a mystery around his death for over 50 years is enough bullshit....😂
Why are people always act like that, instead to let him rest in peace?
It's always the same - Elvis is alive, Kurt Cobain was assasinated by his wife, Nancy Spungen by some drug dealers too and so on....
Why is that?
Greetings from Germany.....🙋🏻♀️
WOW!! Outstanding! Thanks. Had seen many documentaries of Jim & The Doors, but this one was heartfelt, pained and wrenched my heart and soul!
Requiescat in Pace / Repose en paix / Rest in Peace dearest Jimbo!!! 😭😭😭
When EVERYONE is lying or shutting up when its time to tell the truth, what results is always Chaos.
I would have lied to. You don't want to be a snitch unless you think it can save someone's life and he was already dead.
This is a fine documentary about the man. And at the end, Jim came alive...
I think this documentary is the best one I’ve seen on him. Thank you!
They didn’t know, at age 27, that you could die from alcoholism? Geez, I knew it when I was 9. And you don’t even need to be an alcoholic to die from alcohol poisoning. It always blows my mind that so many grown ass “adults” don’t know this.
In those days, even the link between smoking and lung cancer was not generally taken seriously either.
@@Williamottelucas For sure! What's crazy is that "back in the day" there were ashtrays inside doctors' offices and exam rooms. 😂 Even x-ray techs smoked in their little "work area". 🚬😶🌫️🤢
@tinjadog were you 9 when Jim Morrison died?
Almost. I was 9 the year my father quit drinking, about a year before Jim Morrison died.
until 11 yrs ago i didnt know alcohol even in small amounts is toxic to every organ in the body, i'd kind of thought it was good for you as long as you didnt go overboard, turns out no amount is healthy
An excellent documentary with comprehensive and convincing analysis. The mystique of Jim Morrison’s passing is presented with respect and witness recollection. RIP to all who influence with art and make impressions to humanity ✌🏽
What’s there to analyze, and what’s the “mystique”? A drunk, drug addict drank and drugged themselves to death.
Just amazing. I was never crazy about the Doors or their music, (they were decades before I was born. However I was a real advocate of other bands.
TBH, I've watched Doors documentaries before and they were _never NEVER_ like this one.
I feel foolish for believing the indecent exposure thing & not truly knowing who Jim Morrison really was.
Had I not heard his band mates speak, I would still be ignorantly in the dark.
Thank you for doing what other documentaries haven't...for some reason.
We can't possibly be expected to sort out the truth when we're being lied to left, right, and center all the time.
This was very good. I think this is the most plausible scenario surrounding his death. I want to add that the intended meaning of the inscription that Jim’s father put on his grave was “ true to or faithful to his own spirit” not demon.
Makes me question the rest of the documentary and what the agenda is.
This was a fascinating documentary. I had read an article that suggested Jim died this way. Heartbreaking loss.
Jim Morrison was eccentric and very talented in writing and very charismatic. He lived a very sad life because he never found peace alcohol ruled call him and destroyed his future. His life was cut short because of his choices 😔
Have you ever actually read great writers? He was a hack. Ok as far as rock and roll goes, but far from a great writer.
@@Acemechanicalservicesan opinion was expressed, he passed away at 27. Who knows what he could have accomplished had he lived longer? His writing obviously touched some if not many people.
IMO he was a bright soul and a very imaginative poet.
Say what you want to but the doors was a fantastic band and the 3 musicians behind jim were excellent but without jim they would be unknown to us all
It feels like everybody is holding some piece of the secret.... The manager and the un-opened casket... The g-friend and the bathtub... The fireman not questioning the 30 degrees water .. the parent's late inscrption ..... Many things do not seem to tied up...... As the drummer says... If someone could fake his own death, that could be Jim
But why are they all keeping quiet? The more people you involve in a plot, the more chance it has of unravelling or becoming open knowledge. And tist is a lot of people. I don´t believe he didn´t die, but I do wonder why all the secrecy and conflicting stories. Every single one interviewed here seemed evasive, With the possible exception of the drummer, who genuinely seemed to know only what he was told by others at the time. Who are they covering up for, and Why?
@@hogwashmcturnip8930 it's weird that his symptoms had been such that itd make sense that his heart gave out but then there's the heroin version which wouldnt depend on heath probs to cause death, strange
@@joejones9520 Totally agree. A 27 year old dies of a "Heart attack" yet no autopsy.? The police take the evidence of a known junkie as gospel. The parents are not involved in the funeral there are many unanswered questions here
Hi. I’m the only person who has never seen the movie or any Morrison documentaries. This is interesting and sad.
You're not the only person. 😜
Morrison was exhibiting classic withdrawal symptoms. He was cold in July, wanted to sit by a fireplace, coughing nonstop, short of breath going up the stairs, tense, depressed, etc. Classic WD signs. He wasn't just dabbling he had physical dependency at that point.
Merci pour ce documentaire. Jim m'a toujours fascinée. J'ai vu sa tombe au père Lachaise mais pour moi il n'est pas là. Il chevauche toujours les cieux tourmentés par l'orage.
Yes..LA is different now..
The sidewalks are stained with blood..
The stench of death blows in ftom the desert..the vultures gaze never shifts, from above..
You don't like it?
JM⭐️⚡️💥❤️🔥The Icon.Thank for uploading this film🫶
I was just at his grave a few weeks ago. I went early and was the only one there, there’s a fence up to prevent people from going near the grave. There were a lot of drawings and momento’s left on his grave though. It was such a surreal moment seeing his grave after being obsessed with Jim’s lyrics and Doors music for the last 20 years or so (I’m 38). It was a very somber feeling standing there seeing the image I’d seen in so many photos and read multiple books about The doors. Very beautiful walk through pere lachaise cemetery and I highly recommend going if you’re in Paris.
Break on through....love and best wishes from Scottish long time fan...still got my teeshirts as a teenager. Embarrassing for my children but i love them... Jim is a legend
He had aged so quickly in such a short period. His good looks and lean body were gone by the time he was 27 years of age. He lived and partied hard. Very sad end.
similar trajectory to Keith Moon
I think he looked great bearded. His body was just greatly weakened by the alcohol.
This is an amazing bio. So wonderfully put together both visually, anecdotally, and historically.Thank you for putting this out. ✌🏻
This was in French sub titled in English. I believe the ‘club’ version. After a while Jim was mostly on his own. Pam was off with her friends and French count. According to Jim’s brother in law he was impotent the last 3yrs of his life because of alcoholism and that’s why he started to take the china white so he could rise to the occasion. He became extremely depressed. I think he started to miss home. I believe this documentary to be a true account. Also according to Jim’s brother in law, Pam constantly mentioned about how much she would receive if he should ‘pop off’.
Perhaps it wasn't an accident.....
If he collapsed in a club and then got carried back to the apartment then he certainly would have marks on his body from the transport of it. The paramedics who arrived to see his dead body specifically said there was no unusual marks on his body so that debunks that theory.
Очень странно, что не провели вскрытие....
Heroin has the polar opposite effect of what you’re claiming.
Indeed, totally takes away the want for sex. This I'm very familiar with (and grateful for)!@@Acemechanicalservices
Pam saying "I don't want any interference" (paraphrasing). Am I the only one who thinks that is an odd thing to say ? Even from a heroin addict?
He left everything to her, and she knew it.
Pam died. of an overdose ttoo. Before the end of the court procedure she was gone & it went to the Courson family. Until later when Jim's parents fought it & got part' All Jim left was a paper stating that Pam would be the benefactor, with his signature. It's hanging somewhere-farmed. 🦎👑
@@user-wf3sv6qp7n Yes. And Sonny Bono's widow just got her hand slapped for trying to screw Cher out of her royalties from the old hits they had together.
That was an odd thing to say, made it seem like she knew more about what was going on than she was telling
With ‘friends’ like Pam, who needs enemies.
Wow this was amazing. I've listened to many doc about Jim. But wow interesting turn of events that we didn't know. .. and perhaps never will 😢
The trend setter for eighties hair, even before the seventies.
I've always been fascinated by Jim Morrison. Thanks for the video.👍🏽
very well done! but wat puzzles me is the bath water being warm 30 degrees is that Celsius I'm assuming why would the water be warm 2 and half hours after Pam finds Jim when the Fire brigade show up ?
maybe it´s a French thing, but who sends for the Fire Brigade to a suspected heart attack?
@@hogwashmcturnip8930 yeah bizarre for sure
@hogwashmcturnip8930 in the USA, 911 sends the fire depot because the firemen are paramedics. Why does that seem odd to you?
It was July, and presumably warm in the apartment (no air conditioning). It’s just a thought, but maybe….
@@user-np1fz9tk6z Because I am not in America.? There is a Big world out there and I don´t know many that send the Fire Brigade to a Heart attack? We have Paramedic and Firemen. Yes, Firemen are trained in basic Life saving, but Para medics are the people who attend medical emrgencies.
53 years that's as close to the truth as we can get
EXACTLY !!! It seems like a lot of Hollywood singers end up dead in bathtubs doesn't it ???
J'ai grandi avec les Doors et malgré toutes ces années j'ai toujours plaisir à les écouter. Que dire de plus je ressens un grand vide 😢 depuis la mort deJim. Ce documentaire est très intéressant merci ❤
Where has this been hiding?, never seen it before… never knew so much happened in such short of a time after Jim left LA. Thanks for the upload 🙏
I remember as a young kid watching the doors play Light my fire on some Saturday night TV show in 1968, I believe, I remember we had a black and white TV, kind of like the opening of this documentary.
Best music and performances. Sooo talented!
Good documentary - Thanks for uploading it. This should quash all the rumors that Jim Morrison faked his death and planned to disappear. How could he, when his body and his health were in such bad shape from all the alcohol abuse and drugs. The Doors were a great '60's rock group - would have liked it if the makers of this film had also included interviews with Robby Kruger and Ray Manzarek. Morrison was a handsome guy - too bad he wasted his good looks on alcohol and drugs which made him paunchy.
Jim Morrison aka Rush Limbaugh. He did in fact fake his death and assumed a new identity.
In the end, Jim is the one responsible for his own demise. No mystery here. His unhealthy lifestyle and the choices he made took a toll on his body and he passed away.
How the hell do you possibly know that? Were you there?
It's not difficult to figure out
So sad
Faithful has come clean and told her story in the last few years. It's a heck of a story and I believe she's telling the true story.
what does she say
And that story is?
Her boyfriend was a drug dealer & sold Jim the H that killed him.
They mention it in this documentary. I guess she's only started talking about it later in life. I explained it on here what she said & Utube deleted it. It wasn't anything offensive. Geez
@@JadeLiz74 they delete half of my comments no matter what i write
First I've seen in such detailed way!!! ❤ But at the same time it makes you wonder why he didn't look in the casket ...but I do appreciate the fact that people haven't forgotten about him or the doors ..I still listen to their songs ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
As Do I!❤
Been a self described Doors/Jim Morrison freak for almost 30 years now and already know their story.. that said, great doc! It really helps with any newcomers to their music or Morrison's poetry to learn more about their story. Especially the later years. Well done.
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In my opinion, his death was accidental overdose. Mysterious circumstances still abound, however.. Could that be how his death happened? How it's presented here? It's certainly plausible.
In the end, no one will ever truly know what or how it happened, but it really doesn't matter much now, anyway.. Morrison is still gone, so 🤷🏻♂️..
RIP Jim Morrison.
1943-1971
Fantastic and thought provoking. Marvelous!
The inscription was true too his own spirit, big difference, you might want to correct that.
Great Documentary thanks for sharing
Interesting content. Thank you for the work.
Thank you for this.
Jim Morrison dad was the U.S. navy commander of the ships that got attacked starting the Vietnam war
Actually, he was at the Gulf of Tonkin where the US government lied about an incident to justify escalating involvement in Vietnam. Kind of like the "Iraq has WMD" of its day.
@@satireofcircumstance6458 he wasnt in gulf of tonkin incident, it's documented that his ship was in the region but wasnt in that actual spot to be engaged
Loved JM.
He died at 5am, The fire dept got there at 9:30 am and the tub water was warm?
Да, глупость какая то! Почему так долго, и почему не забрали тело на вскрытие ! Ему же не 97, а всего 27 лет было, не так уж естественно умереть от инфаркта в таком возрасте....
That doesn't make any damn sense WHy would the flipping water still be warm?!
May you rest in peace Jim.
The definition of an alcoholic is someone who cannot stop once they start. RIP Jim
Excellent documentary. Thankyou.
Thank you---Best on the topic that this ol' Doors man ever saw.
*At **50:36** mark in this video James Douglass Morrison 1943 - 1971 Inscription in Greek "KATA ΤΟN ΔΑΙΜΟΝA EAΤΟΥ" translates in English "AGAINST THE DEMON WITHIN THYSELF" is the correct translation*
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Thank You For The Truth!❤😢
Creepy 😢
Amazing the same tub where he died is still there and in use. Imagine showering every day in the same tub Jim Morrison died in.
Pete Doherty is doing just that. The Libertines bought the bathtub!
This man had congestive heart failure. It is obvious from how he looked at the end. The doctors kept giving him inhalers for asthma. The alcoholism didn't help. Almost anything on top of those factors would have killed him. Rest in power, Jim.
Okay here is the truth of how I got to meet Ray Manzarek and Robby Krieger. I live on the East Coast of America in the Delaware River Valley region, the Delaware river is between Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and my ancestral home. So I heard on the radio in 2007 that the Doors were to receive their Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame while I was on the East Coast. I called Leon Hendrix (Jimi's younger brother) to let him know I'd be coming to Los Angeles and was going to see the Doors Star ceremony. So after we had lunch at "Musso & Frank Grill" we went. And while the ceremony was getting more and more crowded, Leon and I went across the street to the Roosevelt Hotel to have a seat and drink at the "Cinegrill" inside of the Roosevelt Hotel. We could see through the window the affair was winding down and a number of people were coming over to the Roosevelt Hotel. Prior to going into the Cinegrill Leon and I walked to the back pool area of the Roosevelt Hotel and we noticed that there was a get together event being held for the Doors on the ground floor in one of the ballrooms inside the Roosevelt. As the Star laying ceremony broke up a number of people were walking into the Roosevelt. So we wondered if we could get in this after event and got in line. Now just when Leon and I got up to the young lady holding the clipboard with the names of the invited guest Robby Krieger walked up and saw Leon and said "Hey Leon nice to see you do you want to join us" just like that we were inside beyond the "velvet rope". I spoke with Ray Manzarek. I told him about my summers of '66 & '67 at the New Jersey shore at the town of Seaside and about the coaster ride "the Swiss Bob" on the Seaside, NJ boardwalk and about the operator of this coaster ride only played the long version of "Light My Fire" during the ride. And told Ray about how it was for me being on that coaster ride with the beat of John Densmore and his, Ray's, carnival like keyboards of "Light My Fire" coursing through my mind at that time. It reminded me of a book I read a few years earlier in 1964 by Ray Bradbury called "Something Wicked This Way Comes". You can catch the gist of the story in this Wikipedia page: "A carnival comes to town. In dealing with the creepy figures of this carnival, the boys learn how to combat fear. The carnival's leader is the mysterious "Mr. Dark", who seemingly wields the power to grant the citizenry's secret desires." In the summer of '67 again back at Seaside Beach and I just got out the movie theater after seeing "The Dirty Dozen" and I'm up on the boardwalk right near where Maruca's Tomato Pies (Maruca’s Pizza) was originally located (on September 12, 2013 that portion of the Seaside Boardwalk was destroyed in a massive fire) and I put $0.25 down on one of the "try your luck spin the wheel" stands and it landed on the one and only spot on the wheel where you got the choice of any thing and I took the sunburst electric guitar made in Japan that was a copy of a Fender Stratocaster. I still play guitar today and have quite a few but I should have kept that $0.25 Japanese Fender copy. It actually wasn't too bad. I have photos of Leon Hendrix and Ray Manzarek and Robby Krieger and I at the Roosevelt Hotel. On October 27, 1997 Robby and his son Oakley Krieger were playing for a Muscular Dystrophy benefit at the club "Tramps" on 51 West 21st Street, Manhattan, New York City. And John Densmore was there but I didn't speak with John I wished I had but it looked to me he just wanted to be left alone so we just stood in the wings of the staged and watched the show. My buddy Scott Simon from Yardley, Pennsylvania was filling in for the keyboard player in the Blue Oyster Cult that night. Ray Manzerek was to ill to play. But Ray has also jammed with BOC in the past as well as Robby who has done at least a good handful of times.
Great memory that will last a lifetime.
@@eamonnbyrne8400 Hi I just posted above how I met and became a friend of Leon Hendrix, Jimi Hendrix's younger brother.
@@UNITEONE1 I'd say You could tell a few stories about the 70's nightlife.Did You ever go to Studio 54 back in the day?Or where You the sensible one?Not judging You BTW
Well done. Very interesting content
Excellent docu, despite of it all. He is his own true legacy is a true soul..
What’s with the Parisians regarding assisting people to hospital? Like the night Princess Di died. And calling a fire brigade?
Good documentary. Nothing that I didn't already know. Yes, the OD possibility at the Circus, is new info, but it truly doesn't change the outcome.
So sad this 27 club, great artists gone too soon. RIP Jim
Morrison's good friend Danny Sugarman, wrote a good book about his times with Morrison. According to him, Jim's woman, Pamela, confessed to him that she had given Morrison a shot of pure heroin, and the repercussions of that led to his death. The couple had both been using heroin, Pam more than him. She died around three later, from a heroin overdose.
most talented people seem to all have metal problems. from athletes to entertainers to artist.
Mental
Riders on the Storm clearly about a Serial killer, strange the 70's would become Serial killers period of mass killings of such, he also predicted computer generated music in future, 90's it happened. This is very good, lot I not have seen of people he was was friends with. Very good ....The Irish in him, Drank, brawled....deep romantic of poems .....sort of Celtic, indeed interesting ....and great music. from UK....
Though it is not a regular side note to this man's life and death, his father was high up in the government/military. Some have even speculated c_a with involvement in push of Vietnam ops. Unless " they" ever come clean on the assassination of JFK and other deeds, we the regular folk will never know.
Em yes ...his dad was in the Navy ..he rebelled of it ....oh yeh think we know Kennedy stuff. CIA .LBJ ...evidence out ..I think JIM just was free spirit ...meant no harm ..artistic ..his fans took it as a heart ..its just art and poetry ...establishment got him too! ..musician myself ...its just artistic flow! ...he was a master of words ...Jim was great. and deep, ...all the band was ...cheers ..
@@cynthiacordell4639 theyve "come clean"...it happened like it appeared, done by one guy of his own accord, it's a waste of time to push the conspy, anyone researching it deeply would realize how silly the theories are.
I have see this documentary in 2015 firts time!! Very interesting!!
First time for me, too.
I just watched it on TH-cam,
June 3, 2024, Monday.
Back in the 1,960's and 1,970's, young males AND young females in the USA regularly wore white, long-sleeved, formal, dress shirts with casual pants and casual shoes.
I love Jim Morrison, most great minds have issues.
Whether he really died, or merely staged his own demise, the goal was acheived, which was to escape an existence that held no meaning for him and that had spun out of control. But he burned bright for a short while just as many like him had. Jack London, Rimbaud, Oscar Wilde, and some of his own contemporaries in music.
It's interesting to see new people or hear new stories from people about what happened to Jim. Too much content on TH-cam is being repackaged for views.
The 27 club! 🥶
nice documentary , thanks . Morrison was a special man but doors a special band , a sound and themes not like the others
This is the end the end, my friend
Thanks 👍
This was excellent
At the end when he says the inscription on his gravestone in Greek says 'Faithful to his own Demons'' is wrong. I watched an interview with his sister and she said it means 'Faithful to his own spirit' .She said their Father had chosen this.verse.
Jim's father went to one of Jim" teachers and they came with that'......" Own spirit" NOT "demons" , like the above comment stated.
Miss you Jim 🦎👑'..
Awesome video thank you ❤
Je suis Française et 11:34 pourtant jim estmon idole ....
Ce n etait pas evident de l aimer en 1966 67 jusqu en 71
J etais a Paris le jour ou on a appris son deces ...c etait lugubre .....
Il etait si beau si complique si malheureux .....seul .....il love you jim for ever❤
This is probably the best documentary about Jim's death I've seen! Perhaps one day Marianne Faithful will divulge her own account of things..? Here's hoping. It would put a lot of ghosts to rest.
Brilliant documentary!
He was burning train on a track to the sun. Beautiful to watch, devastating to witness,unable to control
Si è rimasto un🍀 ICONA ❤Era pieno di talento ,bello in tutti sensi..🌱💐🌟Hanno voluto distruggerlo. 😢😭💔
The 27 club. Sad.
Through these corridors
Ancient tongues speak
Weakness, darkness
Pursuing dreams
Melting together
Do you know
What does it means
Slience, rainbows
Casting across
The room
In Fragmented
Pieces
Gone to soon....❤
Excellent ❤.