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SUMMARY:Robby Krieger (Of The Doors)
LOCATION:Guild Theatre\, 949 El Camino Real\, Menlo Park\, CA 94025
DESCRIPTION:ROBBY KRIEGER (OF THE DOORS) GENRE: Rock Spotify | Apple Music 
 | Youtube | Website | Instagram Born in Los Angeles\, California\, Robby K
 rieger was convinced by a Chuck Berry concert to give rock music a go\, wh
 ich resulted in the guitarist trading in his classical guitar in for a Gib
 son SG\, an instrument that would eventually become his signature instrume
 nt. Studying physics and Indian music at UCLA\, Krieger played in bands wi
 th friends\, and eventually bumped into a drummer he’d met a few years b
 efore\, John Densmore. The two began jamming on blues together\, while Kri
 eger’s interest in Indian music and culture continued to flourish\, as h
 e began dabbling with sitars (studying at the Kinnara School\, which was f
 ounded by Ravi Shankar)\, and attending meditation classes. It was at one 
 of these meditation classes that Krieger met keyboardist Ray Manzarek. Man
 zarek eventually convinced Krieger to come down and rehearse with a poet/s
 inger he’d been working with\, Jim Morrison. Their first rehearsal suppo
 sedly resulted in the penning of “Moonlight Drive\,” resulting in the 
 birth of the Doors. Quickly building a name for themselves in L.A. with th
 eir unpredictable live shows\, the Doors were signed to Elektra Records\, 
 and issued their debut album\, the Doors\, in 1967. The album would become
  one of rock’s all-time classics\, as it spawned the monster hit “Ligh
 t My Fire\,” a tune penned entirely by Krieger. Subsequent studio releas
 es — 1967′s Strange Days\, 1968′s Waiting for the Sun\, and 1969′s
  the Soft Parade — all included several classic songs\, and by the dawn 
 of the ’70s\, the band issued a pair of strong releases\, 1970′s Morri
 son Hotel and 1971′s L.A. Woman. In the wake of Morrison’s untimely pa
 ssing\, the Doors attempted to continue on\, resulting in a pair of so-so 
 albums\, 1971′s Other Voices and 1972′s Full Circle\, before packing i
 t in. Krieger would go on to issue solo albums (debuting in 1977 with Robb
 y Krieger & Friends)\, in addition to playing live dates\, and guest appea
 rances\n\nhttps://www.guildtheatre.com/shows/robby-krieger-13-nov
URL:https://www.guildtheatre.com/shows/robby-krieger-13-nov
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