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Gigwise pays tribute...
Tags: The Strokes
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Tags: The Strokes
Yesterday (July 3) marked the 40th anniversary of the early death of The Doors' Jim Morrison and music fans across the globe are paying tribute to the legendary singer.
To celebrate one of music's finest, Gigwise has rounded up a selection of artists that Morrison inspired throughout his career and continues to influence after his death.
From Iggy Pop and The Strokes through to electronic offerings such as Massive Attack and Fatboy Slim, this is a look at the impact of Morrison's songs and legacy on the music world.
This list is a must see. Leave your thoughts about Jim Morrison in the comment form at the bottom of this page.
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