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The Doors
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The Doors

细节
The Doors
A rare double-sided flyer The Doors and Jefferson Airplane, Middle Earth, New Roundhouse, Chalk Farm, London, 6th - 7th September, 1968 -- 10x6¾in. (25.4x17.2cm.); accompanied by nine black and white photographs of Jim Morrison and The Doors, 1968 (some printed later), including four shots of the band relaxing in a garden, three shots of Jim Morrison on stage and two shots of Jim Morrison off stage, largest -- 9½x11¾in. (24.1x29.9cm.) (10)
出版
HOPKINS, Jerry and SUGARMAN, Danny No One Here Gets Out Alive, London: Plexus, 1980
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拍品专文

Although The Doors shared the billing with Jefferson Airplane during these dates in London, The Doors were preceded to London by their big hit Hello I Love You, ensuring their immediate success. On arrival in England for the start of their three-week tour of Europe, The Doors were greeted by thousands of fans and a Granada television film crew who recorded their trip and the first of the Roundhouse dates for a special programme broadcast on 6th October. The Doors played four concerts in two nights and, according to John Peel in Melody Maker, ...The English embraced the Doors as warmly as America did our Beatles...