Fans mark 50 years since iconic rocker Morrison’s death ...Qatar

Rockers old and young cried in a stylishly overgrown cemetery in Paris yesterday, marking 50 years since the death of 1960s icon Jim Morrison. Dozens of fans of the frontman of psychedelic rock band The Doors, who decamped to the French capital in early 1971 and died shortly afterwards of a heart attack, flocked to his grave in an overcrowded corner of Pere Lachaise cemetery. “It’s important because the music lives on... it’s like the music is alive today, like Light My Fire was recorded last week,” says Michelle Campbell, a fan from England, recalling the band’s greatest hit. Proving her point, 19-year-old music student Marius de la Brosse, with tousled long dark hair and baggy linen shirt

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