Robby Krieger
Welcome to the Official site of Robby Krieger, guitarist of The Doors. Click the below links or scroll down to see Robby’s Biography, view Concert Dates and read the latest updates from Robby’s Facebook.
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Happy birthday robbie.... Keep on rockin... The doors rule !!!!
Happy birthday!
Thanks for a super excellent performance …I’ll be wearing the super cute pink T shirt 👚 in honor of cancer awareness and signed poster that I picked up from the extremely nice helper at the merch table… it’s inspiring to see so much musical greatness and keyboarding perfection still being beautifully played ….and I’m grateful for the harmonies and the inclusion of being able to break on through to the other side, and score a last minute…last ticket to a sold out show. 🤩
Happy birthday Robby The Doors rules
Happy Birthday Robbie, Rock On ! We would love jam if you ever make back to Wisconsin.
Happy birthday!Robbie❤
Robby Krieger Thanks to you & the band for a bang up show last night you guys made my trip from Chicago worth every penny!! Always be rocking!
Cuando a México again
happy happy bIrthday to you 🥳🎁🎈🎉🎊🎂
Steven Adler posted that? I always liked him
Joyeux anniversaire 🎂
Hey Robby, happy Birthday bud🤘
So wish I could have been there😎
Robbie is love
My Favorite Band In The Land
Happy Birthday Robby and many more...♥️
Vorrei essere lì ma non ho soldi per il viaggio ...ma se tu Robby vieni a Savona Italia ti porto a pescare con me ciaooo
Happy Birthday, Robbie Krieger! Still bending strings and melting faces while the rest of us are just trying to find the right playlist. Thanks for the riffs, the vibes, and proving that cool doesn’t expire. Hope your birthday hits harder than a Light My Fire solo. Keep rocking… we’ll keep pretending we can play along. www.jibjab.com/view/make/rocker_birthday/411920d1-6e46-47b5-9572-3be908ed21b2
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.All the best from Chile Dear Rob !!!!! 🤟🍷🤟
You are ONE COOL DUDE I was born in August 1971 I didn’t even know about the doors till I was 16 years old my cousin and I lived in Blacksburg Virginia where Virginia tech is and went into a record store and there was a huge mural of Jim Morrison and we asked the salesman who’s that and after that we were hooked lol And YOU ARE ONE COOL DUDE and I wish you would come to Virginia or North Carolina or Tennessee or West Virginia so we could see you
My mate Tommy from Sydney, Australia was there and sent me this pic
We had a blast! Happy Birthday 🎂
Robby -Happy belated Birthday and many more !
Happy birthday Robby Krieger
All the best from Ireland. Happy birthday, legend
Gotta love sound check! Steven on the kit too!
Glad to see you enjoying your music and playing still. Also like seeing Ed Roth still playing brings back a lot of good memories!!!
Happpppppy Birthday Robby Krieger
Yeahhh yeah yeah yeah yeah 🤟🏽🤟🏽
DO IT ROBBY, DO IT'' HAPPY B-DAY''
Jim 🥲
I can sing that guy off the stage. Fact.
Tell me, do you enjoy my guitar stories?
#robbykrieger #thedoors
Absolutely!
🚪🙌🙌🙌🤎More please! 🤎🙌🙌🙌🚪
Thanks, Robby! I love your guitar stories as a budding guitarist 🎸 myself. Please keep them coming!
That’s an Automatic Yes !!!!!! I enjoy your Guitar Banter….. and All of Your Stories!!!! 😀👌👏❤️🎸
Absolutely -
Sounds like shit—My kinda shit! Been listening since I was 8, and still listening at 34. Love ya, Robby!
Yes keep them coming Robbie
Yes.
Yes... absolutely yes!!!
We love you Robby.
You the man Robby Krieger
Your stories and anecdotes are great. When my band wanted to cover "Love Me Two Times", we found your Youtube video, and we STILL crack up over your lizard tongue effect!
I do enjoy your stories! Like the time you forgot your Red Gibson and had to borrow one at a concert! And even though not a guitar story, I enjoyed hearing the portion of an interview where you said one time you and Jim were in the car, you were driving and Jim reached over and yanked the steering wheel and said he was going to eject you from the Universe!
People think Stratocasters are some sort of capstone design. But, if you step away from it and take another look, you realize that the whole thing was meant to be kind of fun and silly. Without that, it's just not the same.
I sat at the same table with you in LA eating Chinese with my uncle Michael Harrison who was the program director of the famous KMET rock station back in early 1984! Unfortunately, I was careless and didn’t take a photo. But, I have the memory burned in my mind! Thanks!
The DOORS never had any instruments in their band. It was all smoke, mirrors and magic.
Yes I do especially the one where you acquired your iconic Gibson SG from Ace Loans in Santa Monica
It’s funny how guitars sound better with pickups on zero mode
My brother and cousin were 9 years older then me. This was 1967. They turned me onto you guys, Hendrix, Donovan it was great. I'm still nuts.
Robby kegrer here and I'm obsessed with your guitar stories, especially the one about the time you jammed with Jim Morrison, can you share more?
I love it, what was this in the days before toggle switches lol
To Robbie, yes I do. I'd like to know how you guys came up with the arrangements/road maps for each of your songs as they were created... once the song itself was created (lyrics and chords). Thanks
Hearing the stories is always a fun part of the experience. I saw Levon Helm twice in the early 2000s and hung on every word he said. We can hear the music on the turntable, hearing the stories is a treat.
Hell yeah!! A player’s history w/ his guitars and gear is golden
Robert Alan Krieger, born January 8, 1946, in Los Angeles, is a musical performer and The Doors guitarist. He attended UCLA. “The first music I heard that I liked was Peter and the Wolf. I accidentally sat and broke the record (I was about seven). Then I listened to rock ‘n’ roll – I listened to the radio a lot – Fats Domino, Elvis, The Platters.
“I started surfing at fourteen. There was lots of classical music in my house. My father liked march music. There was a piano at home. I studied trumpet at ten, but nothing came of it. Then I started playing blues on the piano?no lessons though. When I was seventeen, I started playing guitar. I used my friend’s guitar. I didn’t get my own until I was eighteen. It was a Mexican flamenco guitar. I took flamenco lessons for a few months. I switched around from folk to flamenco to blues to rock ‘n’ roll.
“Records got me into the blues. Some of the newer rock ‘n’ roll, such as the Paul Butterfield Blues Band. If it hadn’t been for Butterfield going electric, I probably wouldn’t have gone rock ‘n’ roll.
I didn’t plan on rock ‘n’ roll. I wanted to learn jazz; I got to know some people doing rock ‘n’ roll with jazz, and I thought I could make money playing music. In rock ‘n’ roll you can realize anything that you can in jazz or anything. There’s no limitation other than the beat. You have more freedom than you do in anything except jazz – which is dying – as far as making any money is concerned.
“In The Doors we have both musicians and poets, and both know of each other’s art, so we can effect a synthesis. In the case of Tim Buckley or Dylan you have one man’s ideas. Most groups today aren’t groups. In a true group all the members create the arrangements among themselves.”
Most people know Robby Krieger as the consummate music artist in his role as former guitar player and songwriter of the legendary band The Doors.
What shouldn’t be surprising is that creativity has no boundaries and many times artistic expression will spill over into more then one medium for the artist.
Robby Krieger is no exception as demonstrated in his creation of a collection of spectacular, never-before-seen works of art…now available to art lovers and Robby fans.
Now, through the charity services organization, ART FOR A CAUSE, limited edition, giclee prints of his beautiful paintings will, for the first time, be available to the fans of Robby Krieger.
“I hope my paintings brings joy and love to art lovers for many years to come.” – Robby Krieger
