A copy of The Doors Box Set, hand signed on the front cover by Ray Manzarek, Robby Kreiger and John Densmore, from the collection of the late Doors manager Danny Sugerman. Danny Sugerman met and began working for The Doors at the remarkably young age of 13, first handling their fan mail and organizing their […]
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An original RIAA Certified Gold Record Award for The Doors Weird Scenes Inside The Gold Mine, presented to longtime Doors associate and manager Danny Sugerman (1954-2005). Weird Scenes, a compilation and the first Doors album to be issued after the death of Jim Morrison, was released in 1972 and certified gold September 15, 1980. This […]
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An original Australian Platinum Record Award for The Best of The Doors, presented to longtime Doors associate and manager Danny Sugerman (1954-2005), who wrote the liner notes to this album. Danny Sugerman met and began working for The Doors at the remarkably young age of 13, first handling their fan mail and organizing their clippings […]
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A 10″ Elektra Studio acetate of an alternate edit of The Doors & Jim Morrison’s “The Ghost Song,” from the collection of longtime Doors associate and manager Danny Sugerman (1954-2005). This acetate has a probably unique 3:00 edit of “The Ghost Song” cut from the original master tape. There are a number of versions of […]
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An original RIAA Platinum Record Award for The Doors 1969 classic album The Soft Parade, presented to longtime Doors associate and manager Danny Sugerman (1954-2005). Danny Sugerman met and began working for The Doors at the remarkably young age of 13, first handling their fan mail and organizing their clippings and scrapbook, and later writing […]
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A satirical drawing of an admiral, done by future Doors singer Jim Morrison at age 13. Morrison’s father was a lifelong Navy officer who eventually rose to the rank of admiral, and this drawing possibly references that. The drawing is from the collection of longtime Doors associate and manager Danny Sugerman (1954-2005). It is one […]
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A backstage pass from the VH1 Storytellers program The Doors: A Celebration, autographed on the back by Doors members Ray Manzarek, Robby Kreiger and John Densmore. This pass is from the collection of longtime Doors associate and manager Danny Sugerman (1954-2005). For the show, the surviving Doors invited a variety of singers to perform 8 […]
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An ultra rare example of Jim Morrison’s self-published folio of poems The Lords: Notes On Vision, given by Morrison to longtime Doors associate and manager Danny Sugerman (1954-2005.) Morrison published The Lords in an edition of 100 in early 1969. Printed in Los Angeles at Western Lithographers, Morrison gave these out one-at-a-time to friends and […]
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A beautiful mint condition and unread ‘Autographed Collector’s Edition’ of the 1983 book The Doors: An Illustrated History, beautifully signed by Ray Manzarek, Robby Kreiger and John Densmore. This example was factory sealed when we obtained it from the estate of the book’s author, longtime Doors associate and manager Danny Sugerman; we only opened it […]
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An Elektra Records promotional poster advertising the 2002 Doors album Bright Midnight/Live in America, boldly signed by Doors members Robby Kreiger, John Densmore and Ray Manzarek. This signed and framed poster was formerly the property of longtime Doors associate and manager Danny Sugerman (1954-2005). Danny Sugerman met and began working for The Doors at the […]
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An original vintage BPI Silver Disc Record Award for The Doors 1985 album The Best of The Doors, presented to longtime Doors associate and manager Danny Sugerman (1954-2005), who also wrote the liner notes for this album. BPI Awards are issued by the British Phonographic Industry, and are the UK equivalent to American RIAA Awards. […]
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An original vintage RIAA Platinum Record Award for The Doors 1968 album Waiting For the Sun, presented to longtime Doors associate and manager Danny Sugerman (1954-2005). Danny Sugerman met and began working for The Doors at the remarkably young age of 13, first handling their fan mail and organizing their clippings and scrapbook, and later […]
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A rare 1968 mono UK first pressing of The Doors’ Waiting For the Sun, on Elektra Records, with textured orange labels. The disc is in EX condition and plays beautifully. The gatefold cover is in EX condition; the back cover has a bit of light wear top center, and three initials written neatly and unobtrusively […]
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Jim Morrison’s legendary Paris Journal, possibly the last major work he completed before his death in Paris on July 3, 1971. The green composition notebook has “Paris Journal” written on the cover in Morrison’s hand, with the first 14 pages (double-sided) comprising a single epic handwritten poem by Morrison. The last page of the notebook […]
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A superb set of four 11″ x 14″ photograph of The Doors, shot in New York City in 1967 by the photographer most clearly associated with their record covers, Joel Brodsky. Brodsky photographed The Doors for nine of their different record covers. These beautiful prints came from the estate of the foremost collector of Doors […]
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A previously unknown version of the rare original concert poster advertising two August, 1967 shows by The Doors at Boston’s short-lived Crosstown Bus. Just weeks before these shows, “Light My Fire” spent three weeks at the top of the Billboard Charts. As a Boston history website noted, The Doors were booked at the Crosstown Bus […]
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