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Pamela Courson & Jim Morrison — Love Street
Podcast |
About A Girl
Media Type |
audio
Podknife tags |
History
Music
Women's Stories
Categories Via RSS |
History
Music
Relationships
Society & Culture
Publication Date |
Nov 30, 2020
Episode Duration |
00:28:05

In the mid-1960s, Los Angeles was a mecca of American music, and it was where Pamela Courson decided she wanted to be, escaping her suffocating conservative community in nearby Orange County. Pam was an intelligent but restless young woman, and she found a home among the outcasts of her generation who frequented the nightclubs and parties all over town. On one of these nights, she’d meet a sensitive and handsome poet who’d been thrust into the role of lead singer of a strange rock band called The Doors. Pam and Jim would quickly fall in love and over the next few years; their time together would be a rollercoaster. Ultimately, it would lead them to Paris.

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The rollercoaster romance between Pam Courson and Jim Morrison would ultimately lead them to Paris - and tragedy.

In the mid-1960s, Los Angeles was a mecca of American music, and it was where Pamela Courson decided she wanted to be, escaping her suffocating conservative community in nearby Orange County. Pam was an intelligent but restless young woman, and she found a home among the outcasts of her generation who frequented the nightclubs and parties all over town. On one of these nights, she’d meet a sensitive and handsome poet who’d been thrust into the role of lead singer of a strange rock band called The Doors. Pam and Jim would quickly fall in love and over the next few years; their time together would be a rollercoaster. Ultimately, it would lead them to Paris.

SOURCES:

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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