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A clip of an interview with Jim Morrison in 1969 shows the musician was a visionary, giving a spot-on description of how music would evolve in the next decades.
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“I think the two basic types of music in this country are Black music -- blues -- and the kind of folk music that was brought over from Europe -- I guess they call it country music or the kind of West Virginia high-and-lonesome sound.
“Those are the two main streams of root American music. There might be others in there, I don’t know.
“But 10 years ago, what they called rock ’n roll was kind of a blending of those two forms. I guess in four or five years, the new generation’s music will be...
"It will have a synthesis of those two elements and some third thing that will be in -- maybe it will be ... it might rely heavily on electronics, tapes…
“I can kind of envision maybe one person with a lot of machines, tapes, and electronics set up, singing or speaking and using machines."
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