It’s Time for Another Guitar Lesson from Robby Krieger of The Doors: This Time, He’ll Teach You to Play ‘Spanish Caravan’

Recently, legendary guitarist Robby Krieger of the Doors has been sharing instructional guitar videos on the internet, giving fans a pretty sweet chance to learn how to play some of the most iconic songs from throughout the Doors’ catalog.

The latest #LearnToPlayTheDoors entry was published to YouTube on Monday.

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This time, Krieger’s here to teach you how to play “Spanish Caravan,” originally featured in 1968’s Waiting for the Sun.

This follows previous entries from Robby Krieger and the Doors in this instructional series. Here he is running through “People Are Strange”:

Previous entries in Krieger’s tutorial series included “Roadhouse Blues”:

And “Moonlight Drive,” from 1967′s Strange Days:

While we’re on the topic of the Doors, here’s Los Angeles Dodgers organist Dieter Ruehle playing some Doors classics at home:

Here’s a Light My Fire/Touch Me medley into Let’s Go Dodgers!! And Charge!! #TheDoors @Dodgers @Cut4 pic.twitter.com/Srd1FxTjPB

— Dieter Ruehle (@DieterRuehle) April 29, 2020

In addition to all of this Doors-related activity, Krieger also has a new album coming out on August 14 titled The Ritual Begins at Sundown. The release date was pushed back due to the coronavirus pandemic, but the record was previewed recently with the psychedelic instrumental track “Slide Home”:

Additionally, Both Krieger and drummer John Densmore were featured in Rock Cellar in January discussing Ray Manzarek, Jim Morrison and the Doors’ 1970 — a crucial year in the band’s lauded history.

Read that here.