Guitarist Robby Krieger reflects on outtake, which will feature on upcoming 50th-anniversary Morrison Hotel box set Before the Doors recorded the first take of “Roadhouse Blues,” the boogieing lead-off to their fifth album, Morrison Hotel, frontman Jim Morrison set the scene for the band by describing a vivid scene with his natural gusto. “Now the …
From ‘Morrison Hotel (50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)’. Get your copy of Morrison Hotel (50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) here.
From ‘Morrison Hotel (50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)’. Get your copy of Morrison Hotel (50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) here.
2-CD/1-LP Set Expands The Doors’ Fifth Studio Album With Over An Hour Of Unreleased Session Outtakes That Show How The Songs Evolved In The Studio Click here to check outall of the Morrison Hotel50th Anniversary Products inThe Doors Official Online Store. The Doors returned to their roots and were reborn a rock ’n’ roll band …
Guitarists and Doors fans alike, get excited for another installment of #LearnToPlayTheDoors, with none other than Robby Krieger.
The legendary drummer details his experience with Janis Joplin, Patti Smith, Paul Simon, Jerry Lee Lewis, Lou Reed, and Bob Marley in The Seekers: Meetings With Remarkable Musicians, with a cover designed by Shepard Fairey. The Doors lasted less than a decade as a band, but their collective experiences far exceed their actual time together. …
“I think the songs don’t just lend themselves to the medium, they actually cry out to be comics,” author Leah Moore says. Like many younger fans of the Doors, Leah Moore was intoxicated by their aura, their mystery, when she was a teen. The comics writer recalls being introduced to the band via 1987’s The …
Join us for another guitar lesson with Robby Krieger, this time he’ll be showing you how to play “Spanish Caravan.”
Welcome to our third installment of #LearnToPlayTheDoors with Robby Krieger. Grab your guitar and let’s get strange, people.
p>Here is part two of the #LearnToPlayTheDoors series with Robby Krieger, featuring “Moonlight Drive.” Grab your guitar and amp and dig in.