Venue Address: 695 Park Ave. - New York, NY
Promotion: Alpha Epsilon Pi/Ron Delsener
Event: In Concert
Also Performing:
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Tiny Tim
Setlist: |
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Early Show Love Me Two Times People Are Strange When The Music's Over The Unknown Soldier (Incomplete) |
Late Show (Unknown) |
Recordings / Film:
Unavailable
Photographers:
Elliot Landy
Russ Schwartz
Joe Sia
Mel Zimmer
Reviews / Info:
-The Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity is paid $500.00 by promoter Ron Delsener to act as a front for this performance.
-8:00pm & 10:30pm scheduled start times.
-Jim Morrison is still and unanimated during these performances.
-An audience member throws a crumpled piece of paper at Jim Morrison during one of the sets.
-Setlist includes an early performance of The Unknown Soldier.
-Audience members get up and leave the venue during one of the sets due to the extremely loud performance.
-The Doors are paid $9,516 for these performances.
-Photographs taken by Mel Zimmer are later used in the January 1968 issue of Crawdaddy Magazine.
PUBLISHED INTERVIEW
Publication: Song Hits
Issue: May - 1968
Interview Date: November 24th - 1967
Publish Date: May - 1968
Interview Location: Hunter College
Info:
In between performances at Hunter College in 1967, Jim Morrison is briefly interviewed by teenager Deana Lawrence for a regular feature in Song Hits magazine titled 'My Beautiful Experience'. Jim is portrayed in a light mood and very accomodating to the young interviewer who is star struck for the meeting.
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Newspaper: The New York TimesAuthor: Alfred G. Aronowitz
Publish Date: November 25th - 1967
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