And Jim Morrison, the baritone, was a talented poet with an innate compositional gift and the soul of a mystic. Together these men brought The Doors' songs to life. They were equal points of a musical phenomenon. The band got its name from the poet William Blake, who had written, "When the doors of perception are cleansed, things will appear to man as they truly are, infinite...
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Morrison was so connected to both works that he proposed, The Doors, to his band mates. Everyone agreed that the name, was perfect to convey who they were and clearly represent what they stood for. The group was signed to Elektra Records in July of 1966 by Jac Holzman, Elektra's founder. At that time Elektra Records was a small folk music record company...
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