Totally agree. He's got some kind of hard-to -define charm about him. He's SO laid back so humble and he's got a pretty funny sense of humor, very different. Great guitar player with a signature sound perfect for that band.
@jamesanthony5681 Yeah, tell me about it. Jones stated flat out that he didn’t have a single one of their albums, just some Best Of compilation. And he couldn’t have been bothered to have done the slightest bit of research in preparation for this interview, or he would have learned of Robbie’s having written Light My Fire, at the very least. Maybe he’s just lazy, but to me that translates into showing a lack of respect for someone he should’ve been bowing down to.
This guy is a jerk He thinks tye dyes are a secret Code ,theyre a sixties thing that Went along with The hippie days And times this guy knows nothing about any of it . Where was he? He isnt really very knowledgeable Dont like his interview style. Hes boring and Dumb.
Robby Krieger is probably the most underrated guitarist/ musician of his time. Scratch past the surface a bit and you'll see how much he's actually contributed and the massive echoes that still resonate today.
chopin broccoli -- he's great; such elegance and style in his playing. i love things like his solo in "you're lost little girl", where the solo is its own composition that is an entirely different part than the verses and refrain -- beautiful part.
Chopin Broccoli -Morrison has a knack for words, but he’s just have been an obscure beatnik on Venice Beach if it weren’t for Ray, John and Robbie, talk about your tight bands.
Chopin Broccoli He's one of my favorite players. His guitar work on ALL the Doors albums is insane. Very rare to make 6 amazing albums in a row all incredible classics.
About 12 years ago, i was filling my tank in Ventura Ca while playing LA women, guess who rolled into the next pump? Robbie Krieger! I shook his hand and told him thanks. When I looked in my rear view, he was smiling. Glad I didn’t mess with his day.
Pierre Frcs yeah but his first with the Doors shot straight up to #1. Not bad for his first( with the Doors) !!! Robbie has several others that many think Morrison wrote. But either way Jim’s voice is so irreplaceable!
Robby is totally responsible for most of the music and Lyrics of the songs we admire and know so well He wrote the words and music to them along with JM later on in the lifetime of The Doors ! Thankyou for the Music and Memories Mr. Krieiger !❤❤❤
My favorite psychedelic passage is Robby's otherworldly guitar freakout toward the end of "When the Music's Over". In addition to "Light My Fire", he wrote "Touch Me" and "Wishful Sinful" another cool track.
What an Amazing musician/Guitarist Robbie is, so many Iconic songs he wrote and was part of with such an Iconic Band The Doors 🚪, What a time to be Alive in that great era of Music…What a Life, What a Band, What a Story, Absolute Legend. 🌞⭐️❤️🙏🌞
robby is so underrated in many ways.... a humble grand ambassador of the game. any newbie would yield benefit by listening to this guy. a cog in one of the most important amer musical forces during a vital period of the industry.... rock on robby.
I am LOVING this interview! I listen to Jonsie on KLOS, so I get his style. I love Robbies laugh...he’s so cool and I’m going to make it a point to go see him play soon. Too many of these great ole guys are leaving us. Thanks for the fun interview guys!
I remember,I was only an infant in 1965, and by the time Mr. Morrison had passed on to the other side I was mesmerize d by the intro and outro of Riders oin the storm ,when it would come on the radio during the monsoon season of the Arizona desert drifting off to sleep on such lazu summer days.It all seemed so mysterious and other worldly.My min.1d always wandering along with images that were createdl from the rain and thunder.Which still serves me well in 2024 as well as into eternity .The Doors music has accompanied me
@@cinemar Whenever I read Rolling Stone's list of top 100 guitarists of all time..... I see Robby's name often below names that don't belong above Robby's, and never near the top. But I am a real Doors fan since 1967, and have come to understand that there is very little middle ground between "all in" and hating them. I don't get it... my own wife "doesn't care for them".... but loves much of the other music I love.
I did not know that Jim was using Freud when he sang the “Father/Mother” part in The End. Robbie’s a cool guy. Steve Jones is pretty cool too. It made for a good interview.
I really liked this interview because it covered a broad range of topics. I learned a lot about the history of the Doors and got to hear Robbie Krieger answer some questions that I always wanted to ask, like "Do you like living in a house?" 13:13 and "Did [Jim Morrison] buy a lot of shoes?"12:16 Jonesy is a unique down to earth interviewer who managed to make me feel like I was ease dropping on a casual conversation. Very original!!
Robbie has accomplished what every guitarist hopes for , which is developing a sound absolutely indentifiable after listening to just a few notes. It's as easy to recognize as any singers voice.
Good to see Robbie and John still up and about. Many of us who love the Doors can hear their influence on bands like the Stranglers, Joy Division, Young Gods etc
I got Medicare too, along with Blue Cross Medicare Advantage. Hyacinth House is my Favorite Doors tune. Do It Robbie Do It. Many acid trips listening to The Doors, PCP too. But that was in 70's, and I made it to 2023 so far. Do It Robbie Do It. Robbie Krieger was the youngest Door's member, wrote their 1t Hit.
When I heard Maggie McGill, I realized Robbie Krieger was above many many famous guitarists. Sad how underrated but good to see so many people giving him the praise he so rightfully deserves.
I remember my mother bought the first Doors album due to the fact I'd become interested in playing the drums when I was 8 yrs. old. She said that I should lay down on the couch put on the earphones, close my eyes and listen to "Light My Fire" because the drum roll just before the keyboard solo would be a useful and do me right and would be one I could use in my growing knowledge and capabilities of drumming. I'm very thankful to Mr. Densmore for being The Doors' drummer, he brought an interesting plate to the table and was the hinge that kept the band hanging around for those years that changed my life and tought me so much about myself and drums that I would've never known otherwise. Thankyou John, Jim, Robbie and Ray.
Wow, Great job. Enjoyed every second of it. Glad Robbie is doing well. Bought every Doors album as they came out and pretty much know all words and music to most songs. Those four guys are a big part of a lot of people's lives. Thanks
LOVED THIS! Don't listen to the haters Jonesy, I find your interview approach unique and refreshing. I hate hearing the same questions in every interview which seems to be the norm. Keep it up!
Robbie is more of a wise intellectual,who is interested in reading up on things ,Jonsey is more of a street wise ,guy that just wants to have fun and survive lol
Love Robbie. Have seen him perform a couple times when still living in LA a few years ago. One of those times was at the now-closed Viva Rancho Cantina in Burbank, with Dennis Quaid singing Light My Fire. Terrific show!
I've liked many of Steve's interviews but he really wastes an opportunity here. How about talking about his unique style Where did his influence come from?
I remember Robby said something about learning flamenco when he started playing, i think that's where his free fingerstyle guitar style comes from, at least partially.
Robbie is a cool guy for sitting through the whole interview. The contrast of of a rude uninterested Jones to the patient and kind Robbie was very telling. Jimbo!
@@rmadrid729 my God..it's just a silly interview folks...yeah it's not the best interview..so what?..I'm sure Robbie will be o.k...if everyone gives him a f*ING hand-,job.....jeez!
Ok, I’m not going to use the word “underrated”, cuz that really isn’t right, begging as it does the question “By whom?” I WILL use the word “overlooked”. So many people, even people who claim to be fans of The Doors, are actually people who have been overwhelmed by the Morison Mystique, and who couldn’t even name any other members. The fact is that The Doors were an incredible BAND, composed of three super-talented and serious musicians plus one who did sing and write well, but was by no means at the core of their musical genius. Krieger has been criminally overlooked by the people who list top guitarists in music magazines, etc, even those which are guitar-centric. I place him right up there with the greats.
At the end of Jim’s life he made several beautiful spoken word songs with beautiful piano accompaniment. Jim even played piano on one song. I was not aware of these until about 2022. Very surprised, I had never heard of these. He also had some religious/spiritual references that were wonderful. Very touching songs; please check it out. Easily found on TH-cam.
I saw him around the mid 80s at the Palomino in North Hollywood on Lankershim. After the show i saw him walk into a back room by himself. I walked up to him and hung out for about a hour. He had a cooler full of beer and we had a great time just talking. He's a great guy.
Funny how people who weren't there in the sixties have a stereotypical vision of the era, like yapping about tie die shirts. Not all of us wore them! Only a fellow Baby Boomer who experienced it all should be allowed to interview someone like Robbie. The times were unique, fabulous and special and nothing today can compare to them..literally no one could understand it unless you were there. Morrison was so much more than a drunk tie die wearer. He was intellectually brilliant, a poet and a visionary. After that era the door was shut, a line separated the brilliance and quality in every facet of life and things devolved from there.Like they say, if you were there no explanation is necessary. If not, no explanation is possible.
Robby is cool on a whole other level. Its immensely inspiring just knowing he's still alive.
Absolutely
Totally agree.
He's got some kind of hard-to -define charm about him.
He's SO laid back so humble and he's got a pretty funny sense of humor, very different.
Great guitar player with a signature sound perfect for that band.
He had the hottest girlfriend of all of the Doors for a reason..
Is it immensely inspiring? Lol
i agree…
Robbie is such a national treasure . Such an important guy in music history . So glad we have him still ....And all his great stories ....
I've been lucky enough to meet Robby twice and he is the nicest, most humble guy. Really enjoyed talking with him.
Oh yeah...He's a artist..that is, he Paints .So look up his other Art. Brilliant ,Talented, Insightful .
Yeah, The humble are the most talented.
Robby is super down to earth, egoless and insightful. I can see why Jim Morrison felt comfortable around him.
Very down to earth. And patient. I feel for him having to be subjected to this interview.
@jamesanthony5681 Yeah, tell me about it. Jones stated flat out that he didn’t have a single one of their albums, just some Best Of compilation. And he couldn’t have been bothered to have done the slightest bit of research in preparation for this interview, or he would have learned of Robbie’s having written Light My Fire, at the very least. Maybe he’s just lazy, but to me that translates into showing a lack of respect for someone he should’ve been bowing down to.
@@JamesThompson-zk1htmaybe he wanted to learn directly from them, like on a personal level.
This guy is a jerk
He thinks tye dyes are a secret
Code ,theyre a sixties thing that
Went along with
The hippie days
And times this guy knows nothing about any of it . Where was he?
He isnt really very knowledgeable
Dont like his interview style.
Hes boring and
Dumb.
Robby Krieger is probably the most underrated guitarist/ musician of his time. Scratch past the surface a bit and you'll see how much he's actually contributed and the massive echoes that still resonate today.
chopin broccoli -- he's great; such elegance and style in his playing. i love things like his solo in "you're lost little girl", where the solo is its own composition that is an entirely different part than the verses and refrain -- beautiful part.
Chopin Broccoli -Morrison has a knack for words, but he’s just have been an obscure beatnik on Venice Beach if it weren’t for Ray, John and Robbie, talk about your tight bands.
Not underestimated by me!
Chopin Broccoli He's one of my favorite players. His guitar work on ALL the Doors albums is insane. Very rare to make 6 amazing albums in a row all incredible classics.
@@jmgmarcus808 and his writing
About 12 years ago, i was filling my tank in Ventura Ca while playing LA women, guess who rolled into the next pump? Robbie Krieger! I shook his hand and told him thanks. When I looked in my rear view, he was smiling. Glad I didn’t mess with his day.
No kidding?that's awesome..I would have thought I was seeing things!..Ya never know what's gonna happen when you wake up huh? ☮️
How awesome!!! A magical moment!
Lucky you!
Being from Ventura, Seth McFarlins dad came into our store once and was a proud dad, showing off his sons work, family guy.
That's awesome
On your way to Carpinteria.
Robby's first song he ever wrote was "Light My Fire." Not bad for a beginner.
Thats cool bro
@THANATOS FANATICOS I haven't wroten any song because I have no imagination
Wrong ! Robby co-wrote and recorded a song called "Paranoia" with his band "Psychedelic Rangers" and it was before The Doors...
Pierre Frcs yeah but his first with the Doors shot straight up to #1. Not bad for his first( with the Doors) !!! Robbie has several others that many think Morrison wrote. But either way Jim’s voice is so irreplaceable!
Indeed.
Robbie is such a sweet man. He is very alert and has a good memory.
Robby is totally responsible for most of the music and Lyrics of the songs we admire and know so well He wrote the words and music to them along with JM later on in the lifetime of The Doors ! Thankyou for the Music and Memories Mr. Krieiger !❤❤❤
This guy is the most chill ever.
I saw the Doors play ‘Light my Fire’ live and what I remember most of all was Robby playing guitar, it was incredible!
I can imagine! 👍
Robby comes across as a balanced beautifully soulful man. Love him. What a talent xxx
My favorite psychedelic passage is Robby's otherworldly guitar freakout toward the end of "When the Music's Over". In addition to "Light My Fire", he wrote "Touch Me" and "Wishful Sinful" another cool track.
What an Amazing musician/Guitarist Robbie is, so many Iconic songs he wrote and was part of with such an Iconic Band The Doors 🚪, What a time to be Alive in that great era of Music…What a Life, What a Band, What a Story, Absolute Legend. 🌞⭐️❤️🙏🌞
robby is so underrated in many ways.... a humble grand ambassador of the game. any newbie would yield benefit by listening to this guy. a cog in one of the most important amer musical forces during a vital period of the industry.... rock on robby.
Im agree with you dude
Absolutely. The were the author's of the text used at School of Rock....
Kriegers a good one.
Glad to see old hippie and old punker sitting together having a great time
and only 1- years between them
I love the lack of ego in the conversation
These guys have seen it all
What a great raw interview, two guys who are legends in there own right.
I am LOVING this interview! I listen to Jonsie on KLOS, so I get his style. I love Robbies laugh...he’s so cool and I’m going to make it a point to go see him play soon. Too many of these great ole guys are leaving us. Thanks for the fun interview guys!
I remember,I was only an infant in 1965, and by the time Mr. Morrison had passed on to the other side I was mesmerize d by the intro and outro of Riders oin the storm ,when it would come on the radio during the monsoon season of the Arizona desert drifting off to sleep on such lazu summer days.It all seemed so mysterious and other worldly.My min.1d always wandering along with images that were createdl from the rain and thunder.Which still serves me well in 2024 as well as into eternity .The Doors music has accompanied me
This guy was never underated in my eyes.. One of the greats.. Riff Master
ThatChickenMan to bad others didn’t feel the same way. I agree 💯
Oh yeah.... so elegant and delicate... sometimes haunting .... or raucous.... no one played like Robbie.
How was he underrated?
@@cinemar Whenever I read Rolling Stone's list of top 100 guitarists of all time..... I see Robby's name often below names that don't belong above Robby's, and never near the top.
But I am a real Doors fan since 1967, and have come to understand that there is very little middle ground between "all in" and hating them. I don't get it... my own wife "doesn't care for them".... but loves much of the other music I love.
@@pheresy1367 Who gives a shit about Rolling Stone? He's not underrated by the people that matter so what're you worried about?
my neighbor taught Jim in the 5th grade in Florida...she said he was vey bright...afer I sawn this vid last night I had a dream Jim was alive...
Wow that's pretty neat!..Yeah,.he was highly intelligent....
He lives!
I'm just so grateful I'm alive at the same time as Robby. Breathing the same air, he really is such a legend. One of those larger than life figures.
I did not know that Jim was using Freud when he sang the “Father/Mother” part in The End.
Robbie’s a cool guy. Steve Jones is pretty cool too. It made for a good interview.
robbie is so laid back and cali cool....love listening to him....wish a guitar player would talk with him sometime
Robby* His name is spelled in the title of the video.
@@Danimal77 sorry dahn
Underrated guitarist... 😎😍
One of the most unique and individual guitarists that will ever be. A pioneer, in a pioneer band. The Doors is a trip for all.
Morrison hotel and waiting for the sun are my two favorite albums of all time. Love you
He mentions L.A Woman and I have to pause and go listen to that on vinyl really loud.
Loved this relaxed interview!!! Robby, you rule!
What a great interview...2 superstars and icons in my eyes and lovely to hear they meet in the street now and then to shoot the breeze...
Krieger seems like a lovely, quite guy.
He doesn't act like a rock star at all...
Cool cat.
I really liked this interview because it covered a broad range of topics. I learned a lot about the history of the Doors and got to hear Robbie Krieger answer some questions that I always wanted to ask, like "Do you like living in a house?" 13:13 and "Did [Jim Morrison] buy a lot of shoes?"12:16 Jonesy is a unique down to earth interviewer who managed to make me feel like I was ease dropping on a casual conversation. Very original!!
Robbie has accomplished what every guitarist hopes for , which is developing a sound absolutely indentifiable after listening to just a few notes. It's as easy to recognize as any singers voice.
Good to see Robbie and John still up and about. Many of us who love the Doors can hear their influence on bands like the Stranglers, Joy Division, Young Gods etc
Thank you two, many time over!
Robby is a national treasure. Love this guy.
I got Medicare too, along with Blue Cross Medicare Advantage. Hyacinth House is my Favorite Doors tune. Do It Robbie Do It. Many acid trips listening to The Doors, PCP too. But that was in 70's, and I made it to 2023 so far. Do It Robbie Do It. Robbie Krieger was the youngest Door's member, wrote their 1t Hit.
When I heard Maggie McGill, I realized Robbie Krieger was above many many famous guitarists. Sad how underrated but good to see so many people giving him the praise he so rightfully deserves.
Yeah...that's a great song
I saw Robbie live in KCMO several years ago for a small concert in Harrah's Casino. He still had it!!!
When you're 74, played in the Doors and wrote Light My Fire you've earned the right to say FUCK on the air.
Seeing Robby in a new interview is priceless! A kind rock Legend.
Love coming across clips of Robbie I’ve never seen. Legend in his own rights
I remember my mother bought the first Doors album due to the fact I'd become interested in playing the drums when I was 8 yrs. old. She said that I should lay down on the couch put on the earphones, close my eyes and listen to "Light My Fire" because the drum roll just before the keyboard solo would be a useful and do me right and would be one I could use in my growing knowledge and capabilities of drumming. I'm very thankful to Mr. Densmore for being The Doors' drummer, he brought an interesting plate to the table and was the hinge that kept the band hanging around for those years that changed my life and tought me so much about myself and drums that I would've never known otherwise. Thankyou John, Jim, Robbie and Ray.
Something odd, tension filled and strangely enjoyable about a British punk interviewing a laid back California hippy.
Good stuff.👍
Ok being a life long fan ... the gold nugget for me was Jim seeing his mothers face in the moon while tripping ...that was wild ! 🙂
Yeah..that was pretty cool!..I don't think he saw his parents ever after he went to California.....
watched it last night 👍 good stuff, mates 🍻 good to have sir jonesy back with us 👍👍
just saw Robby on 9-29-19 at the Whisky! He's the best, so real, so honest besides being a one-of-a-kind guitarist
Your interviewing a legend, show some respect.
A lot of daft and uninformed questions here, I agree.
Agreed.
oh come on, Jonesy's a legend as well!
It's a well done interview
@@Daneiladams555 More of a loose chat than an interview
I still can't fathom how Robbie pulled his style together. So damn unique.
Krieger's sound is distinct enough for him to be in the pantheon of legendary guitar players.
Less about Jonesy more about the Doors.
Wow, Great job. Enjoyed every second of it. Glad Robbie is doing well. Bought every Doors album as they came out and pretty much know all words and music to most songs. Those four guys are a big part of a lot of people's lives. Thanks
The Doors saved me from killing my self
Well that's good!.
Same here
That’s good. Congrats on not giving in and giving up!
Same! I owe them everything.
🙏
I saw The Doors perform at the Fillmore East back in the day
Happy new year Mr. Jones. Good to have you back.
For some reason I like the flow of this convo
It just seems to work !
Blues , jazz , rock , flamenco. Krieger does it all. He can’t be imitated.
We love you Steve !!!!! Saludos from Medellin - Colombia
LOVED THIS! Don't listen to the haters Jonesy, I find your interview approach unique and refreshing. I hate hearing the same questions in every interview which seems to be the norm. Keep it up!
The greatest guitarist ever from the greatest group ever!
Yeah..No one's better.
YES Robbie "that was cool" thanks Jones'y for bringing this Legend on.
Bless Robby, He's such a Peaceful , Humble Human. He Give So Much For Charities. Wish there were more like him....✌🎸🎶
Great interview !!! I loved The Doors !!! A legend interviewing a legend !!!
A living legend right there
Not so much an interview but a friendly chat, which is great because you learn a bit about them both. Subscribed I have.
And Bobby Krieger doesn't take himself too seriously, it just gets better 😜
Kreiger: "I used to wear tye-dyed shirts". Jonesy: "Did you?". Kreiger: "Yeah". Brilliant!!!!!
can't wait to see this.....missed it yesterday.
Robbie is a sweet and down to earth dude.
The Doors is in my holy trinity of RocknRoll
With Hendrix & LedZep.
The Doors is top 5 greatest rock band of all time. Period.
I would say hands down The greatest American band!...
The Doors is the top 5 greatest bands of all time?
Awesome interview!
The tie-dye code, universal fractal patterns man!
I love how every time Robby talks about books or reading Steve goes blank.
That's because he can't read.😂
Robby* His name is spelled in the title of the video.
@@Danimal77 Thanks man. Fixed.
@@davidwhite4874 He can read, but he is dyslexic
Robbie is more of a wise intellectual,who is interested in reading up on things ,Jonsey is more of a street wise ,guy that just wants to have fun and survive lol
Robbie is a brilliant man, the man in the know about the Doors
He had the most honest take on the history of the doors
Great interview man!! I love Robbie !! Been one of my guitar influences for over 30 years!!✌Rock on!
Jim Morrison is the greatest artist EVERRR. The doors music is INCREDIBLE
Love Robbie. Have seen him perform a couple times when still living in LA a few years ago. One of those times was at the now-closed Viva Rancho Cantina in Burbank, with Dennis Quaid singing Light My Fire. Terrific show!
Robby Krieger , such an under rated song writer. Plenty of classics under hes belt.
COME ON ROBBY DO IT!!! A true living legend
Robby's so Cool.
My most favourite rock band ever and Robbie the best guitarist ever long live the doors
I've liked many of Steve's interviews but he really wastes an opportunity here. How about talking about his unique style Where did his influence come from?
Totally agree!
Robbie,I don't think really had a "influence" a little of mix ofdifferent people maybe, now people look at him as an influence, do it Robbie do it.
I remember Robby said something about learning flamenco when he started playing, i think that's where his free fingerstyle guitar style comes from, at least partially.
Nah..he has been asked that shit a million times
I'm particularly impressed with the work they did on American Prayer.
“Did you like living in a house?” Hahahahahaha. Jonesy gives the funniest interview’s i have ever seen
Robbie is a cool guy for sitting through the whole interview. The contrast of of a rude uninterested Jones to the patient and kind Robbie was very telling. Jimbo!
I wouldn't say he was rude....seemed like a nice guy.not a great interview though..
Ray wouldn't put up with jonsey
@@rmadrid729 my God..it's just a silly interview folks...yeah it's not the best interview..so what?..I'm sure Robbie will be o.k...if everyone gives him a f*ING hand-,job.....jeez!
@@vacool9421 I'd give him a handy
@@stevencastillo8914 That's the Spirit!..Hahaha!
Happy Birthday Legend !!!!!! (January 8th). We love you !!!!
This reminds me of the Chris Farley interviews Paul McCartney SNL skit.
at least Farley made it fun even Paul broke out with glee
THe best Radio and You Tube shows Jonesy knows everybody lucky man !
Love Robbie! He is totally underestimated in my opinion.
Robby's one cool cat! I wish I could just hang out with him for a day or two. I know we'd be great friends.
The Súper Humble Robby.One of The Best of all Times and He is still Rocking our World. God Bless Him.😎👍🚪🎸Jimbos PAL.🦎👏👏👏👏
Yeah..good stuff..
“Well that’s weird.” Hilariously put. Great interview. Have to sub to this channel now. Robby and the interviewer couldn’t be cooler.
Ok, I’m not going to use the word “underrated”, cuz that really isn’t right, begging as it does the question “By whom?” I WILL use the word “overlooked”. So many people, even people who claim to be fans of The Doors, are actually people who have been overwhelmed by the Morison Mystique, and who couldn’t even name any other members. The fact is that The Doors were an incredible BAND, composed of three super-talented and serious musicians plus one who did sing and write well, but was by no means at the core of their musical genius. Krieger has been criminally overlooked by the people who list top guitarists in music magazines, etc, even those which are guitar-centric. I place him right up there with the greats.
At the end of Jim’s life he made several beautiful spoken word songs with beautiful piano accompaniment. Jim even played piano on one song. I was not aware of these until about 2022. Very surprised, I had never heard of these. He also had some religious/spiritual references that were wonderful. Very touching songs; please check it out. Easily found on TH-cam.
You ROCK Robby!!!!
I saw him around the mid 80s at the Palomino in North Hollywood on Lankershim. After the show i saw him walk into a back room by himself. I walked up to him and hung out for about a hour. He had a cooler full of beer and we had a great time just talking. He's a great guy.
Funny how people who weren't there in the sixties have a stereotypical vision of the era, like yapping about tie die shirts. Not all of us wore them! Only a fellow Baby Boomer who experienced it all should be allowed to interview someone like Robbie. The times were unique, fabulous and special and nothing today can compare to them..literally no one could understand it unless you were there. Morrison was so much more than a drunk tie die wearer. He was intellectually brilliant, a poet and a visionary. After that era the door was shut, a line separated the brilliance and quality in every facet of life and things devolved from there.Like they say, if you were there no explanation is necessary. If not, no explanation is possible.
Love ya Robbie. Some iconic songs you wrote: Light my fire, Love her madly....such a great guitar player. Cool insight. Cheers.
Gets a Robby interview
-asks how tie dye shirts are made-