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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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A rare and unique biography unlike any other.
This book is truly remarkable. It gives never before released interviews with Jim's family, a crucial element missing in many other books. His family reveals fascinating stories and accounts of thier time spent with Jim. Lisciandro has finally been able to open up the Morrison family. Rattlesnakes, Whistles, and Castanets is the most in-depth of the Jim Morrison...
Published on June 20, 2003 by Ian Christoferson
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Rattlesnakes, Whistles and Castanets?
I was wondering how this book looks like, because I think it's the same book as "An hour for magic" or "A feast of friends" by Frank Lisciandro. I know this (working) title exists for a long time but I haven't seen this book through this very day. As a serious Doors collector I would appreciate it, if someone can lighten this up.
Published on January 18, 2004 by Jan van Genderen
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A rare and unique biography unlike any other.,
This review is from: Jim Morrison: Rattlesnakes, Whistles, and Castanets (Hardcover)
This book is truly remarkable. It gives never before released interviews with Jim's family, a crucial element missing in many other books. His family reveals fascinating stories and accounts of thier time spent with Jim. Lisciandro has finally been able to open up the Morrison family.Rattlesnakes, Whistles, and Castanets is the most in-depth of the Jim Morrison biographies to have been released.
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Rattlesnakes, Whistles and Castanets?,
By Jan van Genderen (The Netherlands) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Jim Morrison: Rattlesnakes, Whistles, and Castanets (Hardcover)
I was wondering how this book looks like, because I think it's the same book as "An hour for magic" or "A feast of friends" by Frank Lisciandro. I know this (working) title exists for a long time but I haven't seen this book through this very day. As a serious Doors collector I would appreciate it, if someone can lighten this up.
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Jim Morrison: Rattlesnakes, Whistles, and Castanets by Frank Lisciandro (Hardcover - Mar. 1991)
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