Post by TheWallsScreamedPoetry on May 25, 2024 12:47:54 GMT
Releasing a compilation of his work so far did not trouble record store cash tills but was a smart move that sadly fell short.
Robby's solo work generally bores the arce off of me but I never once begrudged the guy success after The Doors.
Every one of them deserved any cash that came their way.
But sadly Doors fans shunned them by the busload.
It's a shame as I have listened to every release any of them made and own most of them and they did try.
Ray's work the best by far but JD and Robby's Butts Band MK1 was excellent.
Unfortunately Robby chose the instrumental path which failed big time.
If only he had done a Robin Trower and found a vocalist as good as Jimmy Dewar to work with.
Sadly he didn't.
Track listing
"Gavin Leggit" (from Versions, 1982)
"East End, West End" (from Versions, 1982)
"Her Majesty" (from Versions, 1982)
"Reach Out, I'll Be There" (from Versions, 1982)
"I'm Gonna Tell On You" (from Versions, 1982)
"Spare Changes" (from Robbie Krieger & Friends, 1977)
"Big Oak Basin" (from Robbie Krieger & Friends, 1977)
"Reggae Funk" (from Robby Krieger, 1985)
"Crystal Ship" (from Versions, 1982)
"Underwater Fall" (from Versions, 1982)
"Bass Line Street" (from Robby Krieger, 1985)
"Bag Lady" (from Robby Krieger, 1985)
"Low Bottomy" (from Robbie Krieger & Friends, 1977)
"The Ally" (from Robbie Krieger & Friends, 1977)
Cassette
CD Longbox