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JIM MORRISON

097 Jim Morrison, The Doors, Hunter College, NYC, 1967

098 Jim Morrison, The Doors, Fillmore East, NYC, 1968

099 Jim Morrison, The Doors, Hunter College, NYC, 1967

100 Jim Morrison, The Doors, Hunter College, NYC, 1967

101 Jim Morrison, The Doors, Hunter College, NYC, 1967

102 Jim Morrison, The Doors, Fillmore East, NYC, 1968

103 Jim Morrison, The Doors, Fillmore East, NYC, 1968

104 Jim Morrison, The Doors, Fillmore East, NYC, 1968

105 Robbie Krieger, Jim Morrison, The Doors, after concert, Hunter College, NYC, 1967

582 Jim Morrison, The Doors, Hunter College, NYC, 1967

583 Jim Morrison, The Doors, Hunter College, NYC, 1968

584 Jim Morrison, The Doors, Hunter College, NYC, 1967

585 Robbie Krieger, The Doors, Hunter College, NYC, 1968

Photographing Jim Morrison (1968)

The musicians themselves could as easily have been members of the audience. Often they mingled with the crowds during and after the show. There was a true feeling of solidarity; a unity of purpose, and the purpose was to change the world. We want the world, and we want it NOW! was the anthem sung by Jim Morrison. We thought that the freedom to behave as we wished, coupled with the power of music to liberate the soul, would set the world free.