Robbie Krieger & Friends
Robbie Krieger & Friends is the first solo studio album by Robby Krieger, former guitarist for The Doors. The album was released in 1977. He also designed the album cover art.
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Released | 1977 | |||
Genre | Jazz rock | |||
Producer | Robby Krieger | |||
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Background
After The Doors disbanded in 1973, Krieger was a member of Butts Band which disbanded in 1975. He then performed solo with a major departure in style. The album received mixed reviews.
Track listing
Side one
- "Gumpopper" (Sal Marquez - Robbie Krieger) - 3:37
- "Uptown" (Robbie Krieger) - 3:54
- "Every Day" (Robbie Krieger) - 5:04
- "Marilyn Monroe" (Robbie Krieger) - 4:55
Side two
- "The Ally" (Sal Marquez - Robbie Krieger) - 6:28
- "Low Bottomy" (Robbie Krieger) - 2:58
- "Spare Change" (Robbie Krieger) - 3:38
- "Big Oak Basin" (G. Barone) - 4:55
Credits
- Bass – Bob Glaub (track: 8), Kenny Wild (tracks: 2,6,7), Reggie McBride (tracks: 1,3,4,7), Sal Marquez (track: 8)
- Bongos – Eddie Talamantes (tracks: 7)
- Clavichord – Ron Stockert (track: 1), Sal Marquez (tracks: 3,5,6,7)
- Congas – Perico (tracks: 5,7)
- Drums – Bruce Gary (tracks: 2,5,6,7), Ed Green (tracks: 1,3,4,8)
- Guitar – Robby Krieger
- Organ – Greg Mathieson (tracks: 2,8), Jimmy Smith (track: 4), Stu Goldberg (track:5,6,7)
- Piano – Sal Marquez (track: 8)
- Saxophone – Joel Peskin (tracks: 1,2,3,5,8)
- Synthesizer – Sal Marquez (tracks: 1,4,6,7), Stu Goldberg (tracks: 5,6,7)
- Timbales – Eddie Talamantes (track: 5)
- Timpani – Bruce Gary (tracks: 2, 7)
- Trombone – Jock Ellis (tracks: 1,2,5,8)
- Trumpet – Gary Barone (tracks: 5,8), Sal Marquez (tracks: 2,3,5,8)
- Vocals – Afreeka Trees (tracks: 2,3,4), Robby Krieger (tracks: 3,4), Sharon Robinson (tracks: 2,3,4)
Notes
Recorded At Devonshire Sound Studios, North Hollywood, Ca And Studio 55, Los Angeles,Ca.
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