Venue Address: 301 W. 46th St. - New York, NY 
Promotion: Steve Paul/WOR-FM
Event: Venue Exclusive

Also Performing:
The Free Spirits
Dianne Brooks
Eric Mercury & The Soul Searchers
Tiny Tim

Setlist (June 25th):
People Are Strange
Strange Days
When The Music's Over
Soul Kitchen
The End
Light My Fire
(Incomplete)

Recordings / Film:
Unavailable

Photographers:
Ron Carter (Vibrations Magazine)
Linda Eastman
Don Paulsen (June 27th)

Reviews / Info:
-Steve Paul closes The Scene from June 16th to 18th to attend the Monterey International Pop Festival in California.
-The Doors resume performing at The Scene after its brief closure.
-WOR-FM advertises these performances on the radio.
-The exact number of performances during this time period are unknown.
-Jim Morrison experiments with improvised poetry during longer songs.
-An early iteration of Five To One is known to have formed by this time period.
-Setlists during these performances likely include many Self-Titled and Strange Days album tracks.
-On June 20th WOR-FM gives away two free admissions to a contest winner for the June 25th show.
-Discoscene journalist Bonnie Margolis interviews The Doors on an unknown date.
-The Doors appear on the Clay Cole Show on June 24th.
-The Doors attend a performance by the Paul Butterfield Blues Band on June 30th in Central Park.
-The Doors jam with Vanilla Fudge at the Action House on June 30th or July 1st.

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BONNIE MARGOLIS INTERVIEWS THE DOORS

Publication: Discoscene Magazine
Issue: September 1967
Interview Date: Exact Date Unknown - Late June 1967
Publish Date: September 1967
Interview Location: Steve Paul's 'The Scene' - New York

Info:
An interview with The Doors by Bonnie Margolis is conducted for Discoscene Magazine at Steve Paul's The Scene on an unknown date in late June 1967. All four band members are present. A week or two prior to the interview, 16-year-old Bonnie meets Jim Morrison while The Doors are in Philadelphia for a concert at Town Hall. During the meeting, Jim Morrison buys Bonnie her very first alcoholic drink, a vodka screwdriver. He later invites Bonnie to see a performance at Steve Paul's The Scene where the Q&A session takes place. Accompanied by concert photographs taken by Bob Fuentes in Philadelphia, this article covers various subjects, including the meaning of Five To One where band members offer varying explanations. This article is first published in the September 1967 issue of Discoscene, and is also featured in regional variants of the publication. MildEquator.com would like to give a very special thanks to Bonnie Margolis for providing the history and background information on this interview!

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REVIEW #1:

Newspaper: Cash Box
Author: Unknown
Publish Date: July 8th - 1967
Copyright © Cash Box

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REVIEW #2:

Newspaper: San Francisco Examiner
Author: Jeff Cox
Publish Date: September 24th - 1967
Copyright © San Francisco Examiner

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REVIEW #3:

Newspaper: The Columbus Ledger
Author: Jeff Cox
Publish Date: October 14th - 1967
Copyright © The Columbus Ledger

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PRINT AD #1:

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VENUE/PROMOTER ARTICLE:

Newspaper: Longview Daily News (NEA)
Author: Jeff Cox
Publish Date: May 25th - 1968
Copyright © Longview Daily News

Contributed By: MildEquator.com

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