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Watch Robby Krieger and John Densmore Duet “Riders on the Storm” By Rod Brakes published 2 September 21 Video This haunting number was the final track on the Doors’ classic album ‘L.A. Woman’.
Marc Benno Recalls His Session on the Doors' 'L.A. Woman' By James Rotondi published 20 August 21 Answering Bruce Botnick's call, the Texas blues player had a brief but fruitful collaboration with Robby Krieger on guitar.
Robby Krieger and John Densmore Unmask the Myths Behind the Doors’ Final Album, 1971’s 'L.A. Woman' By James Rotondi published 10 August 21 50 years on, the Doors' surviving members share song secrets, memories of Jim Morrison's genius, and recall playing God with Bruce Botnick's weather machine.
Learn 10 Easy Acoustic Guitar Classic Rock Songs Right Now By Laura Whitmore last updated 14 July 21 Have a go at these simple classic tunes.
Robby Krieger: "To Me, a Strat is a Lot Better and More Playable Than a Tele" By Jackson Maxwell published 21 July 20 Though he's known as an SG man, the Doors guitarist has some thoughts to offer on Fender's two most famous models.
Robby Krieger: My Career in Five Songs By Joe Bosso published 17 July 20 A stolen SG! Lonnie Mack! The Doors guitarist reflects on key tracks from his legendary canon.