A rare original 16″ x 20″ photograph of Jim Morrison with eyes closed, singing into a microphone during the Doors’ first professional nightclub engagement at the London Fog in May 1966. Taken by photographer and Doors friend Nettie Pena, this was printed from the original negative. Pena has signed in the lower border. In virtually […]
A limited edition 16″ x 20″ silver gelatin photograph of The Doors posing in Griffith Park in Los Angeles, California, circa 1967, taken by the Doors first official photographer, Bobby Klein. Numbered 3/125, this was printed from the original negative, and has been numbered and signed by Klein in the lower border. In Mint condition, […]
A previously undocumented limited edition silkscreen print of Jim Morrison, with an excerpt of his poem ‘A Feast of Friends’, produced in 1978 by The Doors management for the band and their friends and families, at the time of the group’s final studio album An American Prayer. For this album, the surviving Doors added musical […]
A poster for the 2014 first release of The Doors documentary film Feast of Friends, signed boldly in black marker by Robby Kreiger and John Densmore. The signatures have been authenticated by music autograph expert Roger Epperson, whose Certificate of Authenticity is included, as is Recordmecca’s written lifetime guarantee of authenticity. 18″ x 24″. In […]
An extremely rare and very psychedelic concert poster advertising shows by The Doors and The Peanut Butter Conspiracy, at The Kaleidoscope in Hollywood on April 21-23, 1967. This circular concert poster, #2 in the Kaleidoscope series, is by far the rarest Kaleidoscope poster, and one of the most sought after Doors concert posters. The extremely […]
A promotional poster for The Doors’ 2007 compilation album The Best of The Doors 40th Anniversary, signed by band members Ray Manzarek, John Densmore and Robby Krieger. The signatures have been authenticated by music autograph expert Roger Epperson, whose certificate of authenticity is included, as is Recordmecca’s written lifetime guarantee of authenticity. 18″ x 24″, […]
A spectacular 2016 limited edition silkscreen print by Adam Pobiak, commemorating a 5 city tour by Classic Album Sundays celebrating the 45th anniversary of The Doors L.A. Woman. Classic Album Sundays hosts album listening events in which classic albums are played in their entirety on vinyl. As noted in Pobiak’s very psychedelic writing, there were stops […]
A signed and numbered limited edition lithograph of Victor Moscoso’s May 1967 concert poster advertising shows by The Doors and Sparrow (pre-Steppenwolf) at San Francisco’s Avalon Ballroom, popularly known as ‘Butterfly Lady’. This is a fine art lithograph printed at S- Editions, Ltd. Atelier in Las Vegas, NV in 2008 under the supervision of master […]
A concert program sold at The Doors 1968 US tour dates, hand signed by the full band: Jim Morrison, Ray Manzarek, Robby Kreiger and John Densmore. Jim Morrison signs in blue ballpoint pen on the inside back cover, alongside his untitled poem (which evolved into ‘The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)’ on the […]
A beautiful and extremely rare concert poster advertising shows by The Doors, with The Peanut Butter Conspiracy, at The Kaleidoscope in Hollywood on April 21-23, 1967. This circular concert poster, #2 in the Kaleidoscope series, is by far the rarest Kaleidoscope poster, and one of the most sought after Doors concert posters. The extremely psychedelic […]
An extraordinary set of handwritten song lists from Robby Krieger and John Densmore of The Doors, closely mirroring those featured on the sleeves of the 2013 compilation album The Doors – Curated by Record Store Day. Two album covers for the Record Store Day LP were produced, one with a song list on the back […]
An original RIAA Certified Gold Record Award for The Doors second album, Strange Days, 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 press […]
A photograph of Jim Morrison being photographed by Gloria Stavers (1927-1983), longtime editor of 16 Magazine, and briefly a paramour of Morrison. Stavers was an early and enthusiastic supporter of The Doors, devoting much space to them in 16. Stavers didn’t like paying outside photographers, and so taught herself photography while at 16, She photographed […]
A rare 1967 promotional poster produced by Elektra Records to promote The Doors self-titled debut album. The simple bold design features the album cover, with white space at the bottom so tour dates could be added. The well used poster is in good condition, having been linen backed for preservation. While a mint example would […]
A copy of The Doors third album, Waiting for the Sun, boldly signed by Jim Morrison on an adhesive label applied to the inner gatefold. Morrison signed the album for noted English music Journalist Roy Carr (1945-2018). Roy Carr wrote for and edited New Musical Express, Melody Maker, and Vox. He was the author or […]
A mint, unused copy of the sold-out Genesis Publications book A Guide to the Labyrinth: The Collected Works of Jim Morrison, in its original silkscreened felt slipcover. This deluxe limited edition is hand signed by surviving Doors members John Densmore and Robby Krieger, and Jim Morrison’s siblings Anne Morrison and Andy Morrison. Housed in a […]