FIRST ALBUM PROMO POSTER - 1967
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1967 PRESS KIT
The Doors early 1967 press kit includes reproductions of multiple magazine & newspaper articles, press photos, and a typed statement from the Elektra office.
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SAL & ASH BILLBOARD AD - 1967
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STRANGE DAYS PROMO POSTER - 1967
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STRANGE DAYS RECORD STORE AD #1 - 1967
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STRANGE DAYS RECORD STORE AD #2 - 1967
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ACOUSTIC AMPLIFIERS FLYER - 1968
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WAITING FOR THE SUN RECORD STORE AD - 1968
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TOURBOOK - 1968
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CASH BOX AD - 1968
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THE SOFT PARADE RECORD STORE AD - 1969
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TELL ALL THE PEOPLE PROMO AD - 1969
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1970 BUICK OPEL ADVERTISEMENTS - 1969
Newspaper: (Various Sources 1969-1970)
Notes: Morrison Buick Inc.
Notes: Ted Miller Buick
Notes: Stockbauer & Zeplin.
Notes: Double Check New & Used Automobiles
Notes: Manitowoc Buick
MORRISON HOTEL PROMO POSTER - 1970
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MORRISON HOTEL RECORD STORE AD #1 - 1970
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MORRISON HOTEL RECORD STORE AD #2 - 1970
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THE LORDS & THE NEW CREATURES - 1970 ADVERTISEMENTS
Info: On April 7th 1970, publisher Simon & Schuster releases Jim Morrison's first mainstream poetry book 'The Lords & The New Creatures'. This compilation is a blend of Jim's previous private works 'The Lords - Notes On Vision' and 'The New Creatures'. First printed as a hardcover, the book makes a softcover debut in 1971. These original advertisements were printed in various newspaper and magazines to promote the release. In an interview with Salli Stevenson in October 1970, Jim Morrison notes that poetry books don't always do so well on the market, however due to the lack of sales at the time, the original hardcover editions are now hard to come by, selling for hundreds to those collectors who seek them. Modern versions of Jim's original 'The Lords & The New Creatures' are still in print today. For more information and materials please visit our Poetry & Music section!
Notes: Print Ad.
Notes: New York Magazine - May 25th, 1970.
ABSOLUTELY LIVE! PROMO AD - 1970
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ABSOLUTELY LIVE! RECORD STORE AD - 1970
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L.A. WOMAN RECORD STORE AD - 1971
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