Jim Morrison Episode 6: The Miami Show that Shocked the World, and Visions of Death in Jamaica
Jim Morrison arrives in Miami to kick off The Doors’ biggest tour with transcendence and liberation on his mind. What happens next not only shocks the oversold crowd, it shocks the whole country – and puts the band’s very existence at risk.
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