‘He Was So Different From Anybody Else’: Robby Krieger Talks About Jim Morrison and The Doors In His New Memoir Guitar legend Robby Krieger wants to set the record straight about one of the most infamous moments surrounding his former band the Doors: the accusation that singer Jim Morrison exposed himself to the audience at a Doors concert in Miami in March 1969.
“Van and Jim Had Startlingly Similar Personalities: Quiet and Introverted One Minute, Loud the Next": The Doors' Robby Krieger AS HE RELEASES HIS FIRST EVER BOOK, 'SET THE NIGHT ON FIRE', ROBBY KRIEGER REFLECTS ON THE DOORS’ METEORIC CAREER, THE COUNTERCULTURE OF THE 1960S, AND HIS SURPRISING FONDNESS FOR GOLF AND HEROIN.
Book Review: Doors Guitarist Explores the Music, Myths and Memories "Set The Night On Fire: Living, Dying, and Playing Guitar With The Doors" Author: Robby Krieger Little, Brown and Company, 432 pages, $29
Classic Rock Magazine Spotlights Two Upcoming Genesis Editions The latest issue of Classic Rock magazine delivers glowing reviews for two upcoming Genesis editions, A Guide to the Labyrinth: The Collected Works of Jim Morrison and Lenny Kravitz: The Formative Years, 1989-1993.
Doors Fire Up Hollywood Walk of Fame Forty years ago, The Doors’ late singer Jim Morrison seduced Hollywood with his wild moves and wilder poetry. On Wednesday, the rock band cemented its legendary status with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Hear Jim Morrison Psych Up the Doors in ‘Roadhouse Blues’ Alternate Take 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.
How Jim Morrison’s Final Sessions With The Doors Produced An L.A. Classic Out Of Chaos During the period in late 1970 and early ’71 when Jim Morrison and his bandmates in the Doors were recording their sixth and final studio album, “L.A. Woman,” at their West Hollywood rehearsal space, the singer was drowning in a booze-fueled bender: drunk nearly every night but sober by morning and ambling across Santa Monica Boulevard for the day’s session.
Interview: Julian Casablancas of The Strokes Talks to The Doors Put simply, because of The Doors, I chose music as my life path. I was actually drawn by the instrumentation primarily, as well as by Jim Morrison of course. As musicians I found them to be unique and masterful. Their songs, as well as the atmosphere and intensity they created, had a tremendous impact on me growing up.
