Jim Morrison Videos

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In which Warren discusses the dead returning to life in order to sing about wizards and space.

Author: cafeflash Added: Thu, 23 Jul 2009 07:49:48 -0800 Duration: 0On July 2009,we would like to cebrated one more time to the memorable for his music life in history.This video store-telling is a last question about Jim the Doors front man death,the real was take from "The End" a French book wrote by Sam Bernett to the right moment Jim died at his night club.Watch and read full info about JIM from blogger blog http://jim-morrison-thedoors.blogspot.com

Ernest Hemingway was one of the greatest American writers of the Twentieth Century. He wrote great novels, including "The Old Man and the Sea". He won many writing awards including both the Pulitzer and the Nobel Prize for Literature. Yet, his life came to a tragic end. Was there a fatal flaw in his philosopy of life? Do you have that same fatal flaw? Find out when you listen to this! I am the author and voice on the MP3 file. You acknowledge my copyright when you listen. All rights are reserved, but you may listen for free from this Website as long as this material remains on this Website. The author (me) has the right to revoke this license at any time, with or without notice. TO LISTEN TO THIS ONLINE, FIRST CLICK ON THE DARK GRAY TRIANGLE, THEN CLICK ON THE SPEAKER ICON. (PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT EITHER YOUR HEADPHONES OR YOUR COMPUTER SPEAKERS ARE WORKING.)

If you've seen the movie Ghost, Dead Poets Society, or Lawrence of Arabia, then you know Maurice Jarre's work. Jarre was a composer for films who scored dozens of movies over his career. He passed away on March 29 and that got film critic Robert Horton thinking once again about death and the cinema. Robert looks at how Jarre will be memorialized by his film scores. But first, he reflects on a DVD release of a documentary about one of the world's most famous cemeteries.

In this episode of the GSpot: Wes Unruh brings us reflections on the movie Synecdoche, New York, Joseph Matheny talks to Jeremy Kasten about why this is a perfect time to make an independent film, with poetry breaks provided by Jim Morrison from the great beyond. Coming in the near future: Joseph Matheny talks to R.S. Carbonneau about The Marvel and other works, Altertube/GSpot video segments makes a comeback this summer with JM covering the red carpet scene at one of the more indie of the major film festivals, the LAFF and more. Stay tuned.

During the 1960's, a great rock band was formed, "The Doors". Perhaps their greatest song was "Light My Fire!" Is is just a love song, or is it something much, much more? Listen and decide for yourself! I am the author and voice on the MP3 file. You acknowledge my copyright when you listen. All rights are reserved, but you may listen for free from this Website as long as this material remains on this Website. The author (me) has the right to revoke this license at any time, with or without notice. TO LISTEN TO THIS ONLINE, FIRST CLICK ON THE DARK GRAY TRIANGLE, THEN CLICK ON THE SPEAKER ICON. (PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT EITHER YOUR HEADPHONES OR YOUR COMPUTER SPEAKERS ARE WORKING.)

Our Noches de Richmond Series is honored to present a promo clip of James Fortune, the Rock and Roll photographer of the stars. I filmed this in D.C. recently and I am sure you'll enjoy hearing about the old days. Filmed at the Alla Roger's Gallery, James talks about Jim Morrison and Mick Jagger. Mick Jagger was the hardest person to film because he moved around on the stage so much making it hard to focus the camera. The things we go through to get a great shot, well, check out the video.4VisionTVDave James Richmond, Virginia (USA) Classicrockvids