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WEIRD SCENES INSIDE THE CANYON by David McGowan Paperback

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Book Title
Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon
Author
David McGowan
Narrative Type
Nonfiction
ISBN
9781909394124

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    Compelling arguments. More research is needed.

    It's hard not to walk away from this book thinking the author might be on to something. Everyone who grew up during the '50s had family members who served in the military during WW2. What's highly unusual are all the connections to high ranking officials and military intelligence. The Admiral Morrison/Jim Morrison connection by itself should raise some eyebrows. There are all sorts of anecdotes and asides I've read over the years that make sense by viewing Jim as an agent. He used to tell drinking buddy Gene Vincent: "What's it like being a real rock n roll star?" As if to convey that he was a fraud. I also recall a story from Densmore's book where Jim mysteriously got out of the draft and wouldn't say how he did it! The guy was an enigma for sure. But if Morrison was some sort of lifetime ...

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  • Weird scenes is right!

    Warning, you won't look at these musical 'heroes' or quite a number of the 'Peace and Brotherhood' crowd either in the same light ever again! Very well researched, discusses angles, relationships and events which have been wallpapered over for way too many years - I knew some of the players had tarnished lives, did not realize the extent. Wowzers. Fascinating read! RIP Dave....

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  • A compelling read. Approach with an open mind.

    Not a dull moment in this book. The author painstakingly researched this and has presented the facts, without telling you what conclusions to draw. If you're interested in the music of the 1960's and 1970's and the people who made it, if you want to understand the culture that produced Charles Manson, if you're prepared to rethink much of what you thought you knew about that time period in the U.S. read this book.

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    Talk about a WEIRD place in the '60's, uh that would be the Canyons of Los Angeles; Benedict-Topanga-Laurel. Talk about crazies....and druggies....and groupies and of course, rock stars. Well that's where they all hung out- in the canyons. Book is fun to read -from a far, but like living that life? Uh....never.

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