Pronunciation: [dˈani sˈuːd͡ʒəmən] (IPA) 
Danny Sugerman was an American music industry executive who served in the management team of the Doors. The spelling of his name can be phonetically transcribed as /ˈdæni/ /ˈsuːɡərmən/. The first name, "Danny," is spelled with a "d" sound followed by a short "a" sound, an "n" sound, and a long "e" sound. The surname, "Sugerman," is spelled with a long "u" sound, a hard "g" sound, an "ər" sound, and finally an "m" sound.
Danny Sugerman (1960-2005) was an American music industry executive, author, and manager best known for his association with the iconic rock band The Doors. Born on October 11, 1960, in Los Angeles, Sugerman developed a deep passion for music from an early age. As a teenager, he became a devout fan of The Doors and ultimately played a significant role in their legacy.
Sugerman's connection to The Doors began when he was just a young fan. His obsession with the band led him to befriend their lead singer, Jim Morrison. Despite his tender age, Sugerman's knowledge and dedication impressed Morrison, leading to a unique bond between the two of them. After Morrison's untimely death in 1971, Sugerman continued to honor and preserve his legacy.
A talented and ambitious individual, Sugerman went on to become the manager for The Doors and played a crucial role in their posthumous success. He also co-authored the biography "No One Here Gets Out Alive" with Jerry Hopkins, which became a bestseller and helped to solidify The Doors' iconic status in rock music.
Besides his work with The Doors, Sugerman ventured into the film industry and held executive positions at several record labels. He also managed renowned artists such as Ray Manzarek, the keyboardist for The Doors, and Iggy Pop.
Danny Sugerman's profound dedication to The Doors and his instrumental role in preserving and promoting their music and legacy make him a pivotal figure in the rock music industry. Despite his premature death in 2005 due to lung cancer, his contributions continue to inspire and resonate with music fans worldwide.
