EXCLUSIVE: Inside Jim Morrison’s Birthday Party @ Barney’s Beanery

Tonight December 8, 2008

Inside Jim Morrison’s 65th Birthday at Barney’s Beanery in West Hollywood, California…

Spotlights, classic cars, paparazzi, a huge line of people all waiting to get into the super exclusive Birthday party for the World Famous Legend: Jim Morrison.

Jim Morrison

Inside…Camera flashes, musicians, radio personalities, Jim Morrison fans, Doors fans and a HUGE 5 foot long, 3-piece cake for everyone! Band members Robby Krieger and Ray Manzarek LIVE in person getting slammed with cameras and fans galore. TV screens all around Barney’s displaying a photo slide show of The Doors. Exclusive Doors music cranking…

Ray & Robby

Meanwhile, we sat down in a booth and continued our radio show on BlogTalkRadio. We ordered some complimentary all-you-can-eat food on the house! Thank you guys! Ray Manzarek had a little break so we went in for the photo opp! Ray Manzarek is super welcoming and very nice! Soon after, it was time to cut the cake.

Robby and Ray, standing together cutting Jim’s Birthday cake! Wow! Flash bulb frenzy! They cut the cake and began singing “Happy Birthday to Jim”. Jim’s vibe was strong and present. Jim actually used to sit in the booth where the cake was placed. That exact spot was Jim’s favorite.

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Come Celebrate Jim Morrison’s 65th Birthday Tomorrow Night!

Press release from www.BarneysBeanery.com

LOS ANGELES, On December 8,

BARNEY’S BEANERY TO THE DOORS’ JIM MORRISON: “HAPPY 65^th BIRTHDAY!”

Jim Morrison

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The Doors’ Jim Morrison would have celebrated his 65^th birthday. This year, the momentous occasion will be marked at Barney’s Beanery, the legendary West Hollywood hangout on Route 66, which served as a stomping ground and home away from home for the rock icon. Since moving to its current Santa Monica Blvd. location in 1927 from Berkeley, the historic venue has hosted a variety of counter cultural legends over the years from the worlds of avant-garde art, movies, literature and rock and roll.

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