When You're Strange - Exclusive: Robby Krieger and Ray Manzarek Interview

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We had a rare opportunity to sit down with Ray Manzarek and Robby Krieger to discuss the new movie, the legacy of the band's music and the legend that is Jim Morrison.
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@erikflores7739 3 года назад

I love how Ray schooled the interviewer, “As a musician you should never be thinking about legacy...”

@riccardocondorelli2220 6 лет назад

Ray is the best storyteller ever

@ashe984 3 года назад

He really is I have Ray's book.

@JoanneGlasspoole 3 года назад

Andy Griffith is a good storyteller too.

@StarvingOctopus Год назад

Undoubtedly

@benadams1661 Год назад

So sad that Cancer took him before his time

@wesleybrown4397 Год назад

He sure is

@kend3129 3 года назад

I can picture myself in a room, smoking a joint with Ray Manzarek, and just listen to him reminisce about The Doors. It would be such a magical moment..

@ninaj6051 2 года назад

Wow, yes. Definitely.

@ohsuckitup2 10 лет назад

"Jim was just singing his balls off" god, I love Ray!

@bilyg5689 3 года назад

The Doors were total originals, no doubt about it. A classically trained pianist, a jazz drummer, a flamenco guitarist and a poet who happened to have a beautiful baritone voice. And they all were down to Earth humble guys who loved the blues. Magic in a bottle at Venice Beach. Their music sounds as good today as it did then.

@spottedbutt 6 лет назад

Ray was such a total 60s guy, in my lifetime I have met some people who are as intense like he was. He was so cool. I would have loved to have met him

@gj8683 4 года назад

You can tell there's a lot of mutual respect between Robbie and Ray.

@maddym8585 11 лет назад

rest in peace ray, the doors wouldn't be anything with out you. literally.

@artvandelay837 4 года назад

@George Rusch ...4

@michaelserby7697 4 года назад

RIP Ray 🖤 🎶 🎵 🎶🎶 🇺🇸

@waltwynn-sandiegonorthcoun8475 6 лет назад

Old Los Angeles that doesn't exist anymore, Sadly 😢...

@MondragonMedia3 10 лет назад

I wish ray was my grandpa!

@georgestacey9558 4 года назад

That would have rocked, could help one keep it real

@ashe984 3 года назад

I love Ray's sense of humor and he is the best keyboardist and story teller.

@reeeee7298 3 года назад

Ray is the best storyteller! I could listen to him go on and on for hours .

@benadams1661 Год назад

"Robbie's bottleneck sound is why we were in the band together, the rest of it is all peripheral" 😆I love Robbie's Childish sense of humour as he looks over at Ray's hyperbolic discourse, it's like mine lol

@norasnatch5885 6 лет назад

Love Robbie's eyeroll at 4:34

@MrMoon-cg2yy 7 лет назад

Kreiger seems like a nice level headed modest guy.

@MakeMusic9019 11 лет назад

RIP Ray you were always a legend to me

@sananto6896 6 лет назад

Jim Morrison knew a good thing when he heard one. He jumped at the bottle neck guitar sound, and the rest is history.

@foundyif 6 лет назад

RIP Morrison and Manzarek

@luisrenteria6459 4 года назад

Ray always so wise.

@tommyd1871 5 лет назад

GREATEST American Rock Band of all time!!!! Ray was one of the coolest people that ever walked the earth.

@colbyg1784 6 лет назад

“Jim jumping out of windows and stuff, you ant control that”

@magicburrowsauce6955 4 года назад

Lol

@iansnyder274 4 года назад

LOL

@silicon212 4 года назад

RIP mr. Manzarek. The world is a darker place without you.

@Casino2004 11 лет назад

RIP Ray! I will miss you. I am glad I saw you play in 2009.

@irishelk3 8 лет назад

Great musicians, rip Ray.

@typodhitzemann6851 9 лет назад

Think Ray just gets excited. There may be some exaggerated speaking some of the time. But its exhilarating to hear someone so passionate about music and what goes thru their minds. Ray is no slouch, and he's got an imagination that runs the gamut. Its part reality and part fantasy. He's made no secret about this. Pretentious? maybe a little, but why not? He's earned the right to say and do as he pleases. At what point do you put away the preverbal sandals and love beads and live a better life? One can be enlightened, and lofty. But there is a point. There is a line. He will do just fine. He knows whats right and what is wrong. He was a human, and he was an enlightened individual with a lot of passion, grace and talent. Play on.

@ryanhodges7101 6 лет назад

I totally agree. Ray may seem a little bit “out there” but it takes creative people like him to create awesome music.

@robert.m4676 4 года назад

I love that he was really Jim’s best friend. He always looked out for him the most. I never really heard him say an unkind thing about Jim. It’s too bad John could the have gotten on board with Ray and Robbie after Jim passed after they’re two album commitment. It would have been great for all three!

@Abruzzo333 3 года назад

The fact that common, average people find Ray to be "out there" "pretentious", overly excited really just indicates to me how passionless, mediocre, dull and lifeless most people are. I consider myself to be equally as passionate and inspired as he is. I relate to a lot of Ray's philosophical and artistic outlook....and I've personally known many other people of similar character.

@ninaj6051 2 года назад

@@Abruzzo333 Yeah, I don't get it. He was such an interesting character, and maybe people like to call passionate people "lofty", "pretentious", etc. I know knowing him would have made quite a difference in my own life. I need someone like him, like how Jim had him back in the day, as I relate more to the brooding, complicated Jim than Ray, unfortunately (?). lol

@lordburlap4514 8 лет назад

Easy journey, Ray...you brought many people joy and still do!

@artmeddaugh6669 5 лет назад

I love listening to these guys talk about the magic they created together with their music. I love The Doors!

@wendileona 11 лет назад

A perfect example of true musicianship, The Doors. Something very, very rare or possibly non-existent now in the genre. g

@brucestewart7371 5 лет назад

That’s the great thing about music, you know something is right, and you don’t have to explain why, it just is. And everybody knows it. If someone doesn’t get it, they don’t last very long in your band.

@MichaelSmith-jw8qw 6 лет назад

I miss Ray M. a lot--he was funny, bright, and engaging--so glad he did interviews

@fleegerbriggs5694 4 года назад

Listen to them all day.

@arsen5479 2 дня назад

“Morrison elevates off the floor by 6 inches.” Haha, Ray was freaking hilarious.

@rustycalvera977 6 лет назад

the greatest part of this is Robby's reaction to ray stretching the truth on the 2nd half of this clip....priceless

@michaelsix9684 5 лет назад

Jim was first artist arrested on stage during a show--CT Dec. 1967--Jim told cops--say your thing man!

@benadams1661 Год назад

So sad that cancer took Ray before his time, he more than anyone was paramount in keeping The Doors' legacy and in particular Jim's alive

@techtipsuk 4 года назад

Ray was a fantastic human being

@cagurl9113 4 года назад

Accept for wishing it was Jim, I could listen to Ray forever, such a great talisman of the Doors & knew he would hate the way Jim was portrayed in Stones movie!!

@danielromero9589 4 года назад

The doors were the best band on the planet no questions asked Jim Morrison was a rock god

@WESSERPARAQUAT 8 лет назад

this is such a nice clip! i like this one , telling the origins of the bottleneck which was used so effectively on moonlight drive AND on Summers almost gone and End of the Night, The two guys in the video were Great musicians but it is always worth bearing in mind that without Morrison both would never have been heard of! it was his star that drew them all higher their efforts subsequent to the doors bear this line of thought out, they achieved nothing of merit musically, zilch why was that?? Jim was THE Catalyst for the unique and dark music

@tonyrollman3991 5 лет назад

Thank you for making me real !!!

@gustavosantillan5242 4 года назад

The Doors a unique band for that unique era of human history and still unique five decades later

@Dzanarika1 2 года назад

I have a feeling that Jim had been an undercover politician, a spy, and an assassin. This feeling is very strong and won't leave.

@szqsk8 5 лет назад

It's a shame the release of this movie occurred during the Recession so it never got the marketing attention it deserved. I never saw any print ads in the LA Times or the OC Register and I never heard an ad on the radio. I remember it played in only one theater up in LA and no theaters down here in the OC even though this county has ties to Jim and Pam. It deserved better, it's a fantastic documentary and the choice of Johnny Depp to narrate it was a good one. His voice is perfect for this.

@CeeOlleab388 9 месяцев назад

I wonder if the interviewer could relate to what Ray was saying and how Robbie and the rest of the Doors created music/poetry that was there before his ( the interviewer) time. Imagine being with these two musical geniuses.

@OlymPigs2010 4 года назад

...The Doors are.....Infinite !

@marco6703 7 лет назад

I love u so much, guys. for ever will

@tetyanalysenko1908 9 месяцев назад

Ray is very talented, multitalented🔥

@kevinfrancis6033 4 года назад

Always love the DOORS music

@raymichelsen8646 4 года назад

Robbie is 1of the luckiest men alive.

@kebecelectrique1 5 лет назад

Still really sad the death of Jim, would it be great if The Doors last as long as the Rolling Stones.

@albieomara697 6 лет назад

thanks for this upload

@colin3983 10 лет назад

I liked listening to ray tell the bottleneck story. really makes me want to jam on the guitar

@jimmorrison5493 2 года назад

Yes indeed

@michaelsix9684 5 лет назад

Doors concerts were like a circus, never knew what would happen from one show to the next--no one has ever done things they did in a live show

@nickrenzo6285 5 лет назад

Rip ray

@ephufer1 5 лет назад

Legends of music

@ashash5186 5 лет назад

The best God rest your soul sir You and jim Inshalah

@NickDePanfilis 11 лет назад

RIP Ray!

@markduncan6690 5 лет назад

Ray is a genius!

@jamescotner2459 5 месяцев назад

Great movie

@a1974h 7 лет назад

Brilliant explanation

@HalleHamar 11 лет назад

Ray :)

@buzby303 8 лет назад

Fuckin' yeah !

@buffalobigfoot7982 4 года назад

Take ten will never be take ten again.

@ianappleton8507 6 лет назад

What a fuckin band

@jakethemusicman 12 лет назад

Hahaha I love Crazy Razy!

@OroborusFMA 6 лет назад

Before they went off on that zen tangent Robbie was hinting at the real truth: their last two albums (Morrison Hotel, L.A. Woman) fulfilled their original contract obligations. They needed to get those two done to have the freedom to renegotiate and/or sign with a new label. As we know, Jim died right after L. A. Woman.

@kelvinkloud 5 лет назад

they were in a conflicting position in spring '71. the upside: LA woman was a pleasant surprise, continuing the momentum off hotel & even surpassing the album for depth & commercial viability. it was selling well even before jim passed.... the downside: morrison was still dealing w/ the possibility of actual jail time & was emotionally drained stranded in paris. he had lost his enthusiasm for live performances & having to carry the weight of being a shock & awe lead.... in betters parlance it was a push leaning to having to give up some points. granted the doors were actually in a better leverage position then early '70, but I dont think the major labels wouldve been just coughing up the cash that bands like zep & floyd were starting to command in the scene.... if morrison wouldve lived, I think the doors may have dissolved anyway, esp as a major headliner. yet, their label had some indebted loyalty to them. if jim could get a grip on his demons, they couldve still done very interesting studio work & still have held a consistent fan base. but the '68 highwater mania was rearview mirror for good.

@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488 4 года назад

@@kelvinkloud jim had to drink. He just gave up.

@209116032 11 лет назад

ray

@basi5076 3 года назад

Por favor en español, gracias

@aaronlegresley9495 4 года назад

I've just realized... everything sucks now

@sybillenova1465 3 года назад

Ray was disappeared about a decade ago in Germany..to be more exact :BAVARIA....in a hospital at PRIEN AM CHIEMSEE...same town where my father was disappeared in 2000 at an upscale senior residence (KURSANA) Both were victims of MEDICAL INCOMPETENCE. Ray was supposedly dying from a stomach infection or tumor ,my dad from cancer...both socalled "incurables" could have been healed (www.gerson.org)...guess,we'll have to wait until JUDGEMENT DAY now and see how THE SECOND COMING will occur...