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Who was known as "The Lizard King"?
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#117497. Asked by 29CoveRoad. (Sep 13 10 1:36 PM)
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star_gazer

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Jim Morrison.
Like in the late 1950s when the beatniks tried to unite jazz and poetry, Morrison found from music a channel to project his poetry, and add to it a theatrical aspect. Thus improvising and unpredictableness was a part of the band's show on stage. The mythical Lizard King, Morrison's alter ego, appeared first in the best-selling record Waiting for the Sun (1968) in a poem that was printed inside the record jacked. I was entitled 'The Celebration of the Lizard King'. Part of the lyrics were used in 'Not to Touch the Earth' and the complete 'Celebration' appeared on record Absolutely Live (1970).
http://kirjasto.sci.fi/morrison.htm
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Eastenders01

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Jim Morrison.
Even though Jim Morrison was the driving force behind the Doors, it was Ray Manzarek who put this fantastic band together and basically kept it together under extaordinary circumstances.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_Manzarek
[Added reference link. -McG]
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