Did Jim and John really clash?
Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 3:20 pm
Hi Vince
Based on what I've read, John Densmore got on quite well with Robby Krieger- But he didn't understand Jim-and in recent years John and Ray have clashed, so much so that litigation from John (and the Morrison estate) prevented Ray and Robby using the name 'The Doors' for their current musical endeavors....
The path many bands follow seems the same- they start off as strangers, then get very tight, then are overwelmed by fame and sucess, grow bored, drift apart then grow to hate each other...
How did John Densmore get along with Jim and Ray when the Doors were together? I have heard some fans some assert that 'Ray and Jim hated John', but find that just a bit too harsh to believe. Perhaps Jim saw John as a 'coworker' as opposed to being 'a friend'.
Ray paints a picture that he (Ray) and Jim were as close as brothers.
The Doors seemed to have phenononal musical chemistry- I wonder if that chemitrsy was carried offstage as well.
Based on what I've read, John Densmore got on quite well with Robby Krieger- But he didn't understand Jim-and in recent years John and Ray have clashed, so much so that litigation from John (and the Morrison estate) prevented Ray and Robby using the name 'The Doors' for their current musical endeavors....
The path many bands follow seems the same- they start off as strangers, then get very tight, then are overwelmed by fame and sucess, grow bored, drift apart then grow to hate each other...
How did John Densmore get along with Jim and Ray when the Doors were together? I have heard some fans some assert that 'Ray and Jim hated John', but find that just a bit too harsh to believe. Perhaps Jim saw John as a 'coworker' as opposed to being 'a friend'.
Ray paints a picture that he (Ray) and Jim were as close as brothers.
The Doors seemed to have phenononal musical chemistry- I wonder if that chemitrsy was carried offstage as well.
