Thanks. Robbie Krieger should get more recognition. His guitarplaying is great.

Robbie's flamenco and jazz roots make him a truly good unique player. Amazing that the debut and Strange Days were released in Jan. and Sept. of '67!!! Same year!!!

Everyone in the Doors was Fantastic and Robbie Krieger played the Best Guitar Parts that absolutely Fit the Song and is a Great Player that Deserves more recognition

Robbie is and has always been a subtle, sophisticated player who could shoot fireworks at the right moment.

I went to an Experience Hendrix gig in Northern Indiana several years ago, and as my buddy and I were walking around the EH busses, some older guy exited out. We exchanged hello and how are you’s, and we proceeded to enter the venue. I was an Eric Johnson fan, and was mainly there for him. It ended up being Robbie, and he put on a good show. I wish I’d have recognized him. He seems to be a very down to earth guy, and is a big part of the music I love. Billy Cox, Robbie, and Kenny Wayne tore it up!

i love your playing mike from new hampshire real good stuff!

So, no AkkerDakker, but hey, The Doors, any day. And, this is why I love your channel. I hate, hate, hate (did I say hate?) learning something wrongly. It is so hard to deprogram that piece of muscle memory and relearn it. Thanks for being the Oracle 👍🙏🎸👏👏

Another great Doors choide. Thank you!

Best and most authentic lessons on YT. Awesome lesson !

Doors was one of my guesses.😁 Thank you very much for this clip. And please more of this Krieger Stuff.👍🏻 Mr. Krieger doesnt get the attention he should get. and it is very difficult to hear what he played out of my old vinyls.😅 Another great Guitarist who often gets forgotten is Mr Andrews of Big Brother & the holding company/ Janis Joplin. ✌🏻 Summertime would be nice 🙃 Beautiful guitar by the way ❤

Robbie ….Your word choices for riffs and chords are ALWAYS so perfect … you make learning as good as any I ever watch on the tube …you are amongst the very BEST! Thanks for sharing your guitar experience on to your followers .

Love the secret open A note! Mind is blown

Isaid to my self ;self i said " Ive always eanted to be shown the correct way to play LM2T and now that you've shown me how i think ill play it mostly your way,!i have a little bit of trouble hitting a few but thanks for the info! Even at 67yrs young and have played since i was 8,never too old ! Hats off to RK! From PHAT PHINGERS in PHLORIDA

Thank you. ✌️🇦🇺

Pretty Boss breakdown, man! I loved it! 👍

One of the most memorable, albeit simple, riffs of the ‘60’s.

Class band the doors. 🤘🤘🤘🤘

Great!

Really love your channel and lessons! Look forward every week

Until now, I had played the main riff incorrectly - thank you for sharing the right way to play it! Robbie is an under appreciated guitarist - would like to see a lesson on one of you make me real, peace frog, queen of the highway or Maggie McGill. Awesome tunes from Morrison Hotel. Great lessons Doug!

I know the change you're going to present..I have watched Robbie's personal lesson on KZfaq!! 😳🤣🤪

Great job! Very helpful, thanks!

Always a pleasure. Thank you!

I love how you get to the point without going over the basics of guitar playing! Have always loved The Doors but it must have been very difficult to work with Jim! But as the saying goes "Only the Good Die Young" and Mr. Mojo Risin was an American Poet! Damn Navy Brat! PS: no disrespect to the Navy intended.

Yep, you are correct, I have been playing it wrong for ## years!

I've always played it with the Open A, feels weird to play it the other way... Did not know about the trill starting on the first fret though. Best part for for me was when you said " Manzericks.. Mazerickness" Thanks the video 👍🏼

Thanks! You Rock. Literally!

Thanks 😊

Wow. I've always played the riff "right", but just due to my own fingering habits. As a person who rarely uses a pick and tends to punch up his rhythm playing with arpeggios, Krieger is really in my wheelhouse. I've always felt he was criminally underrated, as he pretty much created a fusion of blues, jazz, and classical that really did not exist at all prior to 1967. No rock-n-roll or pop music guitars played like that, so thanks a lot for this video. I would also love to see your take on that album's 'I Looked at You" ...

Saludos desde Uruguay 🇺🇾

More Doors stuff man! Excellent vid!

"Out here on the perimeter there are no stars..out here we is stoned.....Immaculate

Thanks!

You can only be 100% sure.

thats why its so difficult to cover the doors Krieger's feel is unique

Absolutely fantastic have a good weekend ❤❤❤❤❤😂😊😊😊😊😊😊

If you look on youtube Robbie Kreiger actually shows how to play this song, as well as a few others - which is kind of amazing when you think about it

Nice...thanks 🍺🍺🍺😉🤘🙏

I understood that Robbie was an early adopter of solid state Fender amps (?)

Great Lesson! My only disappointment was that you didn't include a guitar arrangement of Manzarek's keyboard solo. 😿

This is a hard one to figure out due to Ray Manzarek’s overpowering organ; which is not a bad thing. Love the sound but makes it hard to figure the arrangement after the initial riff. Thank you!

I just can't quite see where you are putting your fingers.. You haven't got chord diagrams hanging about??

Kriegers riffs were simple but tricky…even his fills in ROADHOUSE BLUES are somewhat atypical. I always thought LOVE ME TWO TIMES would be great for a Hard Rock remake.

Are your introductions usually so.. Protracted?!.. I suppose you gotta have fun, and it's free. So I've got nothing to complain about... Carry on

I wasn’t even close to the right song🙄

Begging 😢

I know the change you're going to present..I have watched Robbie's personal lesson on KZfaq!! 😳🤣🤪