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PAGE HOPE'S PHOENIX PHOTOGRAPHS

Contributed By: Page Hope

Page Hope snapped these two photographs of The Doors at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix on February 17th, 1968. Shot near the stage with a Kodak Brownie, these photos reveal aspects of The Doors performance in color. MildEquator.com would like to give a special thanks to Page for contributing her photographs to the site!

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MICHAEL PARRISH'S COW PALACE PHOTOGRAPHS

Contributed By: Michael Parrish

On July 25th 1969, rock writer Michael Parrish attended The Doors performance at Bill Graham's legendary Cow Palace in San Francisco. Along with shots of Lonnie Mack and the Elvin Bishop Group, these rare photographs capture The Doors on film during a time when they were seldom seen in concert. MildEquator.com would like to give a special thanks to Michael for providing his photographs to the site! Be sure to check out Michael's blog for a great first-hand review of the show and more great photographs from the era!

Website: http://cryptdev.blogspot.com/

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ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER '67

Photographer: Unknown

Image Courtesy of the Anaheim Public Library

Shot from behind the stage, this photograph captures The Doors in concert at the Anaheim Convention Center on July 15th, 1967. A special thanks to the Anaheim Public Library for providing this photograph to the site!

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BARRIE WENTZELL'S 'TOP OF THE POPS' PHOTOGRAPHY

Contributed By: Barrie Wentzell

MildEquator is extremely proud to feature the unpublished photography of Barrie Wentzell, chief photographer of 'Melody Maker' from 1965 to 1975. A huge thanks to Barrie for providing these rare photos to the MildEquator site!

"The Doors were rehearsing for 'Top Of The Pops', England's longest running music television show. Later on as they were miming to playback of 'Hello I Love You', I remember thinking that I would always regret not having the courage to ask Jim and the boys if I could shoot more pictures but Jim looked mean that day and I though it might have been uncool to ask. "

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Website: http://www.BarrieWentzell.com

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FRANK LISCIANDRO'S PUBLISHED PHOTOGRAPHY

Contributed By: Frank Lisciandro

MildEquator is proud to feature select photographs from Frank Liscandro's published archive! A special thanks to Frank Lisciandro for providing these photos to the MildEquator website. Please note that the images provided below are Copyright © Frank Lisciandro.

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Website: http://www.FrankLisciandro.com

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Travel - 08/xx/1968

PBS Critique - 04/28-29/1969

Aquarius Theater - 07/21/1969

LARRY HULST'S SAN DIEGO CONCERT PHOTOGRAPHS

Contributed By: Larry Hulst

Larry Hulst photographed The Doors in San Diego at the Sports Arena on August 22nd, 1970. 3 of those photos exist today. A special thanks to Larry Hulst for providing his photography to the MildEquator site.

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Website: http://www.HulstPhotography.com

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KEN MAYER'S BOSTON PHOTOGRAPHS

Contributed By: Ken Mayer

In the early '70s, Ken Mayer moved into a small apartment in Boston. The place was bare except for a box of photographs left in the closet by the previous occupant. Destined for the trash, the photos were given one last look by Ken, where he recognized a drunken Jim Morrison performing in concert at the Boston Arena in 1970. He has kept them ever since. Thanks to Ken Mayer for providing his photographs to the MildEquator site.

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