
The official profile of James Douglas Morrison. Poet. Writer. Singer. Filmmaker. Legend. #JimMorrison
Joined February 2019
- Tweets1.3K
- Following3
- Followers51.1K
- Likes5
UNBOUND AND DANGEROUS is out now.
16 live performances capturing The Doors at their bluesy, unpredictable best, with most tracks recorded in 1970 and “Soul Kitchen” recorded at the Aquarius Theatre in Hollywood in 1969.
Curated by Robby Krieger, John Densmore, and Bruce Botnick, UNBOUND AND DANGEROUS is available today on a 2-LP set pressed on translucent red vinyl, CD, Pure Audio Blu-ray, and all streaming platforms.
Listen and get your copy: TheDoors.lnk.to/UAD
Step back in time to 1966...
It was the cusp of the Summer of Love, in Studio 1 at Sunset Sound Recorders, where the first “for real” studio recording session for the band happened.
The Doors' 1966 is officially coming for RSD Black Friday pressed on tan vinyl.
Experience a rare, raw look at the band's first formal studio session, featuring unreleased takes, studio chatter, and false starts for "Moonlight Drive" and "Indian Summer."
Head over to recordstoreday.com to find your nearest participating record store for November 27!
#Repost @playing4change
⏳ 60 years after The Doors first shook the world, the storm returns. Robby Krieger and John Densmore ride again. ⚡
🌀 But this time, they’re not alone. Sierra Ferrell, Micah Nelson, Lukas Nelson, Don Was, Rami Jaffee, and musicians from around the globe join the journey: one rhythm, one voice, one storm.
🔥 This is more than a rendition. It’s an evolution.
🎥 Watch now. Feel the storm and be part of history: found.ee/PFCRidersOnTheStorm
Jim Morrison retweeted
Today we celebrate the poetic spark and fearless energy of Jim Morrison on his birthday.
“Jim Morrison wasn’t a showman. He was a Shaman.” -Ray Manzarek
“Jim should be recognized not just as a rock and roll poet but really as one of the greatest poets of our time” -Robby Krieger
“Jim was just searching for the truth…always seeking.” -John Densmore
Jim pushed boundaries and his own creative limits. He transformed each stage into something alive and unpredictable. His spirit remains in the hearts of the millions of fans he touched, collaborators he worked with, and future generations of artists he inspired.
Happy Birthday, Jim. Your spirit lives on.
Jim Morrison retweeted
Tickets now on sale for When You’re Strange. Celebrate the 60th anniversary of the band with this GRAMMY® Award-Winning documentary, remastered in 4K for the first time.
In cinemas worldwide from December 4.
Get tickets at whenyourestrangemovie.com
Jim Morrison retweeted
Remembering Jim.
Today we honor the life and legacy of Jim Morrison—poet, frontman, and visionary force behind The Doors. His words challenged convention, his voice shook the walls, and his presence changed rock forever.
“Jim was just searching for the truth. You know, always seeking. That’s why I loved him.” -John Densmore
Photos by Gloria Stavers, Paul Ferrara, Michael Montfort, and Getty Images.
Jim Morrison retweeted
📍To celebrate 60 years of The Doors, we are launching a curated guide on Apple Maps. 🗺️
Exploring the historic landmarks that shaped The Doors’ music and legacy, this guide highlights 20 iconic locations - from their California roots to their European adventures. Featured spots include the legendary @TheWhiskyAGoGo, where the band made history and where @OfficialKrieger will launch a monthly residency later this month. Fans can also discover The Doors' favorite L.A. hangouts, such as the Laurel Canyon Country Store, @tailothepupLA, and @barneysbeanery, along with key recording studios, performance venues like the @RoundhouseLDN, and more.
To access the guide, simply open the Apple Maps app and search "The Doors" in the search bar, or click here: apple.co/the-doors-maps-guid…
#AppleMapsGuides
Jim Morrison retweeted
✨ New Jim Morrison Sparkler T-Shirt – Available for Pre-Order! ✨
Exclusively on The Doors webstore, this iconic Jim Morrison photo comes to life on a super soft, 100% pre-shrunk cotton tee - offering durable quality and a relaxed fit.
Ships in 2–4 weeks. Don’t miss your chance to add this timeless design to your wardrobe.
Pre-order now: found.ee/JimSparklerTee
Jim Morrison retweeted
Available Now as a Record Store Day Exclusive:
The Doors – LIVE AT KONSERTHUSET, STOCKHOLM SEPTEMBER 20, 1968
👉3-LP set pressed on limited-edition translucent light-blue vinyl.
👉2-CD limited-edition set.
Hear the early and late shows from The Doors’ appearance at the renowned concert hall in Stockholm with a sound like never before. Grab your copy today.
Check out your local-participating independent record stores here: found.ee/RSD2024
Jim Morrison retweeted
For the first time ever, LIVE AT KONSERTHUSET, STOCKHOLM SEPTEMBER 20, 1968 is set to release this upcoming Record Store Day, April 20th. The set contains both the early and late shows from The Doors’ appearance at the renowned concert hall in Stockholm, immortalizing the climactic conclusion of their only European tour.
Available as a 3-L P set on limited-edition translucent light-blue vinyl and as a limited-edition 2-CD set. Check out your local independent participating record stores: found.ee/RSD2024
Jim Morrison retweeted
We're excited to announce the upcoming limited-edition, NIGHT DIVIDES THE DAY: THE DOORS ANTHOLOGY, soon to be available to readers worldwide.
Ahead of the band’s 60th anniversary in 2025, this book by Genesis Publications presents the band’s definitive account of their musical journey, told through their own words, archival imagery and historical material from the vault. Also taking part are a host of contributors who have either played a significant role in The Doors' story or have been inspired by the band and their enduring legacy.
Night Divides The Day will be published as an official signed and numbered limited-edition book and vinyl record boxed set.
Find out more and sign up to be the first to know when the anthology is available to pre-order at TheDoorsAnthology.com
Jim Morrison retweeted
The Doors, like many influential bands, drew inspiration from the rich contributions of blues and jazz musicians. Take a look at some musicians that directly impacted Jim, John, Ray, and Robby.
Photos by Paul Ferrara/Tom Copi/Getty Images.
#BlackHistoryMonth
Jim Morrison retweeted
Remembering the legendary blues icon, Willie Dixon.
The Doors’ were greatly inspired by Dixon and famously covered his songs including “Back Door Man” and “Little Red Rooster.”
“Mr. Dixon was a towering figure in the creation of Chicago blues, which was in turn a cornerstone of rock-and-roll...The lusty imagery, laconic humor and hints of mysterious ritual in his best songs made them sound like age-old folk poems.” -THE NEW YORK TIMES
Photo by Paul Natkin/Getty Images.
Jim Morrison retweeted
Happy heavenly Birthday to Jim Ladd.
Here’s Jim speaking at the 5th Annual Sunset Strip Music Festival launch, celebrating the music and legacy of The Doors.
Photo by Chelsea Lauren/Getty Images.
Jim Morrison retweeted
The Doors Iconic 2nd Live Album From 1983 Pressed On Limited Edition Emerald Green Vinyl. Reissued On Vinyl For The First Time Since It's Original Release 40 Years Ago.
Includes “Light My Fire,” “Moonlight Drive,” and “Love Me Two Times."
Available On The Doors Webstore.
Jim Morrison retweeted
Today we remember Danny Sugerman, ex-manager of The Doors.
Danny started working with the band when he answered their fan mail at the age of thirteen. He went on to manage The Doors, helped write the first biography written on Jim Morrison titled NO ONE HERE GETS OUT ALIVE, and became a close friend of the band.
“He was a fine, good and decent man...Smart as a whip with a very high I.Q. He was my great friend.” -Ray Manzarek
Photo by Jeff Kravitz/Getty Images.
Jim Morrison retweeted
Happy wedding anniversary to Ray and Dorothy Manzarek.
Photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic/Getty
Jim Morrison retweeted
Happy Birthday to our leading man, Jim Morrison.
“Jim Morrison was not just a physical adonis, he was a mix of cultivated and erudite on one hand and wild and provocative on the other, with all the rock'n'roll excesses of the time” -Sophie Rosemont
Photo by Paul Ferrera.
Jim Morrison retweeted
“After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.” -Aldous Huxley
Today we remember a literary icon, and profound inspiration to Jim Morrison and The Doors, Aldous Huxley.
Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
Jim Morrison retweeted
Remembering The Doors’ legendary former manager, Danny Sugerman, on his birthday today.
Photo courtesy of Getty Images.
#TheDoors #DannySugerman














