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Born
James Douglas Morrison born on Melbourne, Florida the December 8 of 1943. Jim live with his parents Clara Clarke Morrison, and George Stephen Morrison, his dad was the commander of the USA naval force. -
Growing Up
When he was growing up, he lived in different parts of the USA: Clearwater-Florida/Albuquerque-New Mexico/San Diego-California/Alameda-California/Alexandria-Virginia. -
Revelation.
When he went to George Washingtong High School, he changed his mind, and was rebeling against his dad, discovering alcohol and girls. -
Graduation
He graduated in the George Washingtong High School in 1961, he ask his parents for the comlpletes works of Nitzshe for a present of his graduation. -
University
He end the High school, and he went to his state of born in Florida, to go to the Florida State University in Tallahassee. -
California
He left the University of Tallahassee, to go to the Universiry of California in Los Angeles, to study Cinematography and he graduated in 1965. -
The Doors
The Doors signed with Elektra Records. -
First Album
The band released its self-titled debut album. The Doors first single, "Break on Through (To the Other Side)," achieved only modest success (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJQwnAhXnBk). -
Most Popular Song
"Light My Fire" remains The Doors' most popular song, featuring prominently on virtually every major list of the greatest rock songs ever recorded. -
Not Singed
they performed the song live on The Ed Sullivan Show. Because of it's obvious drug reference, Morrison had agreed not to sing the lyric "girl we couldn't get much higher". -
Second Album
In December 1967, they released their sophomore album, Strange Days, which featured the smash hit "Love Me Two Times" as well as "People are Strange" and "When the Music's Over.". -
Third Album
Months later, in 1968, they released a third album, Waiting for the Sun, highlighted by "Hello, I Love You," "Love Street" and "Five to One.". -
Connecticut
Connecticut on the night of December 9, 1967. Morrison was high, drunk and carrying on with a young woman backstage before a show when he was confronted by police and sprayed with mace. -
Next Three Albums
In the next three years later of "Waiting for the sun" the band do 3 more albums The Soft Parade (1969), Morrison Hotel (1970) and L.A. Woman (1971). -
Death
Jim Morrison died in Paris, France, the July 3, 1971, of a Heart Attack, He was buried in the cementery Père-Lachaise, Paris, France.
