Joe, when you asked Robbie (21:00) who did the best cover of "Light My Fire", I immediately said Feliciano. I loved it when Jose' did it, as much as I loved the Doors version, but the moment it came on during "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood", man I got the shivers. I grew up during that era and... the memories ? Great interview yet again. Brilliant. July, 1967 the Doors played at my high school (Beverly Hills High) and few had heard of the Doors. "Light my Fire" was just getting popular. I remember being 16/17, and me and a buddy driving up Topanga Canyon to a club called "Moon Shadows" where his sister was a waitress (she snuck us in thru the back door) to hear Canned Heat and others. Man, thank you for these interviews.
Robbie is a very underrated guitarist and it is great that you gave him this added recognition he deserves. Robbie’s writing is unique and the originality is unparalleled. Many people can play anything on guitar but, many can’t create a unique sound like Robbie.
In hindsight Morrison had one of if not the tightest backing band of the era. When Robbie mentions his flamenco background, Ray’s classical and blues style and Densmore’s jazz chops you realize the creative potential Morrison had behind him. Krieger is definitely underrated. Thanks for another informative well structured and filmed interview.
Joe & Robby, Thank you for this video, Robby is A Diamond, how he took his Flamenco style of playing, and did it On a SG Guitar, The Doors is One of a kind, Music, Nobody can copy his style, The Song , Spanish Caravan still Blows me away Today, My Best to you Robby, Cousin Figel
Joe has captured on film footage some the best interviews of Legends like Robby. Many of who he has interviewed are gone and to me their priceless. 👍🏻😎
Joe, when you asked Robbie (21:00) who did the best cover of "Light My Fire", I immediately said Feliciano.
I loved it when Jose' did it, as much as I loved the Doors version, but the moment it came on during "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood", man I got the shivers.
I grew up during that era and... the memories ?
Great interview yet again. Brilliant.
July, 1967 the Doors played at my high school (Beverly Hills High) and few had heard of the Doors. "Light my Fire" was just getting popular. I remember being 16/17, and me and a buddy driving up Topanga Canyon to a club called "Moon Shadows" where his sister was a waitress (she snuck us in thru the back door) to hear Canned Heat and others.
Man, thank you for these interviews.
I love him and wish I could see him again
What an amazing interview! You've done a GOOD THING with these interviews, they are priceless!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great interview
Robbie is a very underrated guitarist and it is great that you gave him this added recognition he deserves. Robbie’s writing is unique and the originality is unparalleled. Many people can play anything on guitar but, many can’t create a unique sound like Robbie.
In hindsight Morrison had one of if not the tightest backing band of the era. When Robbie mentions his flamenco background, Ray’s classical and blues style and Densmore’s jazz chops you realize the creative potential Morrison had behind him. Krieger is definitely underrated. Thanks for another informative well structured and filmed interview.
It's just incredible how much and fast these guy's were able to teach themselves. Otherworldly talents, really - the whole band.
That was great ,WE LOVE YOU ROBBIE 🎸xxx
Love Robbie's playing, I grew up listening to him....
Joe & Robby, Thank you for this video, Robby is A Diamond, how he took his Flamenco style of playing, and did it On a SG Guitar, The Doors is One of a kind, Music, Nobody can copy his style, The Song , Spanish Caravan still Blows me away Today, My Best to you Robby, Cousin Figel
Joe has captured on film footage some the best interviews of Legends like Robby. Many of who he has interviewed are gone and to me their priceless. 👍🏻😎
This is just incredible
Wow, great!!!! I almost missed this one!
Wow, what a great interview. Fantastic to listen to Robby's stories behind his guitars and his songs. Good health to you both.
Thank You so very much Robbie and Joe. This is as deep as it gets ... 🔥 🚪
I read that he's 75 now. This must be recent.
I'd like to ask Robbie if LSD influenced his music...was it a distraction....was it helpful....?
Views will jump by adding "Robbie Krieger of the Doors" to the title
Strange Days Have Found Us haha.
THE D🌎🌎RS # 1
That was a great interview of Joe Biden !