Jim Morrison’s 1967 Mustang Shelby GT500 was ... Morrison’s GT500, often referred to as the "Blue Lady", was a fierce machine powered by a 428-cubic inch V8 engine that produced 355 horsepower.

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1. Thomasina Petrus and the Selby Avenue Brass Band:Powerhouse Twin Cities vocalist Petrus may be best known for her stirring stage appearances as Billie Holiday in “Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar ...

The grave of The Doors frontman in the Pere Lachaise cemetery in Paris is already a magnet for nostalgic rock fans, who pay their respects in such numbers that the cemetery has put up barriers ...

Paris (AFP) – Rock 'n' roll icon Jim Morrison, a towering figure of the 1960s psychedelic music scene, will have a central Paris footbridge named after him, the city has decided. The grave of ...

They also lamented the self-destructive tendencies that led to Morrison’s untimely death at ... Beato commented about what an “amazing singer” Jim was. In response, Densmore pointed out ...

Released fifty-five years ago, the Doors' Morrison Hotel was primarily seen as a return to form for the band after using brass and string arrangements ...

The funeral for 'Catwoman' Jocelyne Wildenstein will take place at a historic Paris crematorium where the likes of Jim Morrison and Oscar Wilde are buried, her official Instagram revealed on Sunday.

Jim Morrison is a freelance writer whose stories, reported from two dozen countries, have appeared in numerous publications including Smithsonian.com, the New York Times, and National Wildlife.

American singer-songwriter Jim Morrison performing with The ... Huddleston vividly portrays a chilling transformation in Morrison’s demeanor during the alleged incident. “His eyes were like a sweet ...

The Oscars have given out 96 awards for Best Picture in their long history. Here’s one thing you should know about each film, from ‘Wings’ to ‘Oppenheimer.’ ...