#11: The Doors’ Electrifying Debut

In November 1966, The Doors made waves with their first single, “Break on Through (To the Other Side),” leading to their acclaimed debut album in January 1967, brilliantly produced by Paul Rothchild on four-track.

Jim Morrison’s estrangement from his family was stark; they were unaware of his musical career until his brother Andy stumbled upon “Light My Fire.” Despite this, his father’s blunt letter dismissed Jim’s musical talents, urging him to abandon his pursuits.