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Prior to their first album's release, Jim Morrison and the other band members have already been paid royalty's from their contracts with Elektra. As the band had not yet achieved any fame or money from album sales, the check that was originally attached to this stub was likely cashed right away.
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Doug Lubahn of Clear Light is in the studio with The Doors to record bass on their latest album recordings and is paid $130.00 on February 17th.
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The Doors are continued to be paid royalty's by Elektra throughout their career. John Densmore is paid $650.00 In April of 1967 and the other band members are paid half that amount on this date as well. The attached check that accompanied this pay stub is long gone.
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This inter-office memo was typed by Jac Holzman regarding Robby's purchase of a new instrument.
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In mid-1968, press agent Leon Barnard is working for The Doors in Copenhagen and corresponds with band manager Bill Siddons over a number of items, including film screenings, television performances, stationary and more.
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The original 7-page contract signed by Jim Morrison for the publication of The Doors/Complete by The Paradox Music Group in 1970.
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This letter, typed on official stationary, is response to a fan named Ilona from Danny Sugerman in April 1971, discussing Jim Morrison's whereabouts, recent activities, and his status as a member of The Doors.
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