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Real quick..listen to Joe Jackson..is she really going out with him..maybe you'll do it on here one day...🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎀
@Rob Foam yes...omg..there's SO MANY songs that I want them to hear...I know they would love them...I love introducing good music to the younger generation.....there's just so many !!!...lol..🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎀
Oh and by the way keep up the good work. It is guys like you who keep the oldies timeless the way those of us who either lived in the eras or were raised on this music feel they should be.
Suzanne Pope and stepping out!
1973. was 16... God what a beautiful time in my life....
I was 14, I got ya.
Me too ! We rocked !
When I was a young man back in the 70's, you just expected new music to be good. I listen to the radio today and I actually feel sorry for the kids that have to listen to what is, for the most part... well, lets be civil and just call it...vastly inferior.
true
b1bmsgt : It’s not just that it’s vastly inferior, though that certainly is true. There’s also the fact that the modern “artist” doesn’t possess a fraction of the talent of the original rock and pop artists of the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. For example, back then, they possessed genuine musicianship and they had a wider understanding of the concept of what music is and how different chords, melodies and notes could fit together That’s rarely to be seen in contemporary times. Nowadays it’s nearly all computer generated, over sexualised and solely motivated by commerce. That’s not to say that there isn’t still a place for the 3 chord pop song. Yes there certainly is. But when you look at, for example, the Genesis song “Watcher of the Skies” from 1972 or “How Long” by Ace a few years later, you realise that the talent in these early twenty somethings is phenomenal. Where and when did it all go wrong?
Driver2616 Couldn’t agree more!
It’s bland and has no dynamics , There is some good stuff today but you really have to search ,I don’t think it’s the kids fault but the industry’s fault , There is a ton of talented kids playing music but the industry is definitely broken
Come on, the 70s had The Partridge Family, disco and Leif Garret. Let's not pretend it was any better than now.
the 70's was such a great time to grow up - great music
I born in 85 but in my opinion the 70s was the best decade for music
Yep, nothing super auto-tuned and canned.
It becomes glaringly obvious when I hear “hits” of today. Shallow crap
Agree 👍🏻🎵
Yes it was
As a Brit I have to say that this is one of the best bits of Americana !!
Imagine that, musicians actually playing instruments, no pre-recorded playback, synchronized dancers or auto-tune.
NW Monk How have people not tired of that synchronized dancing BS yet?
@@cl8onj388 At least you and I have no stinking clue... It drives me crazy, I tell you...
I wish I could like this a million times. Musicians are forgotten in today's mainstream music.
Whats wrong with dancing? Back in the day high schools used to have "dances". These "dances" would have what they used to call "live bands". Live bands were groups of people who played real musical instruments "live" in real time... No computers. No drum machines. No digital sequencers or quantizing beats. Just real musicians on stage jamming together in real time. All the kids would get on the floor in the gymnasium and shake their asses. They were great ! Now schools have DJs who play computerized trap beats. Ever see anybody try to dance to a trap beat?
"Listen To The Music" is a classic
My favourite ever song....
Yeah that's a good one
Yeah, another 'banger'
Can NOT go wrong with this one. The wife's favorite rock song of all-time, and I love it too.
Two thumbs up for Listen to the music. China Grove is a classic too. Also, want to throw out there, again, a mention for Layla by Derek & The Dominoes - absolute banger.
"Maybe a little bit funky..."
Doobie Brothers: "Hold my beer."
Yeah, they're just a "bit" funky.
I'm a 62 year old white woman and love watchin' you guys bobbin' your heads to my gen's music. And your comments make me think about it in a whole new light. I also love lots of today's music. Music keeps me going. Thanks guys.
Do you know how happy it makes those of us in our 50s to see you young guys love this stuff? This music is INSIDE US!!! And you appreciate it. Nothing better 💜
I'm a 71 year old longtime musician, and I agree.
ive said it before as a 60 year old, this was an everyday thing for us, never knew the difference, never thought it would end....................it did
Deep brother and correct about a lot of things
jerry butler - Amen, man. Amen. I'm in your age bracket and thought the same thing. At the risk of sounding cheesy, it's a joy to see two young guys discover this music ... and they have the musical background to _really_ appreciate it.
Yep, 65 here
Congrats Doobie Brothers finally in the rocking Roll Hall of Fame its about time!!
The first band to be signed to a record contract, sight unseen. They sent their reel- to-reel to the company and the rest was history.
Lots of gold from these guys. "Listen to the Music" "China Grove" "Jesus is Just Alright" are some goodies
China Grove is one of my favourite songs of all time.
Alex and Andy Jesus is way more than alright with me but you got to check out that song it's another banger total musicianship
How could I have forgotten listen to the music
ugh i fucking love china grove
Wore out the best of Doobie Brothers cassette in the 80's China Grove so many good songs
Love me some Doobie Bros. Check "Jesus is Just Alright" and "Black Water" by them...
The first cover version of "Jesus is Just Alright" was recorded by The Byrds on their 1969 album, Ballad of Easy Rider. Why not start there?
@@mrgordons The Doobie Brother's version owes more to the Byrds arrangement than to the original Black gospel song, but their bridge was pure Pat Simmons.
Yes, Black Water!
It's all goodness to me, but both songs would be nice to have reviewed.
China Grove is a straight banger for them. Jesus is Just Alright is a little more inventive, Black Water is more mellow, What a Fool Believes for some pop soul.
It's interesting seeing these young guys who have never heard of people who are legends to me.
Their reaction to hearing this song was my reaction in the 70’s when I heard this song for the first time
Love me some Doobie Brothers, try Black Water or China Grove
Black Water is so tasty!
Black Water
Yeah China Grove. They would love it
Black water HAS to be the next one
Jesus Is Just Alright I like too. Keep forgetting about these songs
Black water is a 10 in my book
I agree
Absolutely! Love Black Water. Turn it up!!!
Doobie Bros are one of the iconic bands of the earl 70's.
Congrats to the Doobie Bros for just being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!
just 30 years too late.
"Black Water" "China Grove" "Listen to the Music"
yes sir!!!
I think of all the fun I had with Black Water playing on my radio in 1976
There are some good recommendations in comments. Watching you guys I realize how spoiled we were in the 70’s because we had so much great music hitting us all the time. Concerts were so cheap too so we were always loading up the car and heading out to hear great live music. That was a great time to be young. Love you guys! Keep rocking!
The seventies were the best times, for all the reasons you just listed, and more!❤
@@kmt3614 You missed the 1960s?
@@jnagarya519 guess you could say that...I was just a small kid during that time. Though as a kid, I did like The Archie's, The Monkeys, and CCR. 😁
I wouldn't say spoiled, more like lucky, blessed. The Era had some issues but the music was awesome.
Yeah, on the concetts- I didn't even think about that...
My first concert was a CASUAL date with my HS boyfriend to the small city theatre/auditorium- to see The Beach Boys!
Most of our friends went too, only one or two with parents who had good jobs. So probably super cheap tickets.
I'm getting such a buzz out of seeing you guys appreciate "real" music, my music that I grew up with 😂 Keep it going!!
"Any harmonica, is good harmonica."
Especially when you're waiting along the highway for a ride. A harp is comfort and joy in your pocket.
"Listen to the Music"
"Black Water" is the DB song you need to do next - trust a 53 year old rocker.
I'll second that. The detail to the musicianship and harmonies are what's missing from today's music .
I'll third that, and demand pride of place for first suggesting it last year! (Wink)
Steve Gans Or you can trust a 67 yr old rocker who was rolling em and rocking them in high school before you were born. Nice tune though my friend. 😂
@@HamiltonRb You must have been rollin' those doobie's in your crib. If I should live so long, I'll be 64 this year. (wink)
the harmonies and stereo separation is so good on this one toward the end that we use to use it to adjust the balance on our new "quad" stereo systems back in the day.
I loved the 70's.....11 years old in 1970 and my parents cranking out tune after tune on vinyl . I was blessed musically with a lovely loud family. Thank you both.
An absolutely brilliant bass line by Tiran Porter. Classic!
I see a lot of recommendations for "Black Water" as the next song. They're right, just know that after you give it a listen, you'll be singing it the rest of the day. :-)
Lol I was going to let that tidbit be a surprise!
Excellent suggestion!
YES!
Maybe that would be the song that gave them the americana they maybe anticipated, the raft, the Mississippi and the catfish....... Just make sure you don't play that song in mono. I bought new headphones to listen to Black Water
Black Water gotta be next!
Black water is probably that 10 they're looking for.
Dang! 70s southern funk all over. If this doesn’t get some part of you moving, you’re already dead.
Total Bay Area band from the 70s...combined different flavors...not from the South...
Funny thing is that this was a California Band !!
They aren’t southern
Oops! My bad. Thanks to all the generous commenters for correcting me.
Yup, my hips like this a lot. And I can't even move them, y'know?
I got my license in 73 and bought my brothers 72 Cutlass Supreme and it had a factory 8 track and he gave me all his 8 tracks. I been jammin to the Doobies ever since and Long Train Running is my favorite!!!!!
This sixties gen child gets tears in her eyes when seeing how much next gens appreciate our music now bequeathed to you and you and you, with love! 🤗😍💘👏🏼👏🏼 . . . Rock on! Note on harmonica; John Mayall: Roots/a huge number of Classic rock talent came out of Mayall's Blues Breaker band; like a Rock genealogy! Mark Almond, Canned Heat, Fleetwood Mac, CREAM, more.
Same here, '66.
@@soundhealer6043 50' lol. At that time, Baby Boomer generation later became known as the sixties generation. It wasn't until later that Gens X, Y,Z, etc came about, delineating by actual year range of birth. Boomers (Post WW II) were also known as the sixties hippie generation; sex, drugs and Rock 'n Roll! I heard these tunes as they came out!
@@lesliesylvan Ah, thought you meant born in the 60's. I guess then that I'd be a 70's/80's child.
If you REALLY think they've never heard this before I've got a bridge in Brooklyn I want to sell you. Boomers are falling for this schlock way too easily...
Their name tells you all you need to know about their music, laid back, melodic, made for easy listening on a road trip.
I love how happy you guys seemed listening to this.
"Rockin' Down the Highway" is the first song you put on when you're going on your camping trip.
Exactly!
China grove is a good Doobies song, also Black water.
Yes! Do these, boys!
The Doobies were two different groups at different times of their existence.
“Long Train Running” and “Black Water” represent the pre-Michael McDonald Doobies, while songs like “Takin’ It To The Streets” and “Minute by Minute” represent the Michael McDonald Doobies. Both are good, but are totally different styles. Michael McDonald brought a soulful “Steely Dan” vibe to their songs. After he left, the group returned to their earlier style.
Personally, my favorite Doobie Brothers songs are “Neal’s Fandango” and “South City Midnight Lady.”
Very well said. Both versions are really good, but different.
Agree completely. For me, Stampede is their best album. Love every single song on that album.
South City Midnight Lady is my FAVORITE DB song. One of my fav songs ever 💜
TBF, in the '80s it was more like Michael McDonald with the Doobies as his backup band. When I saw these guys in 2003 they played nothing from that period. Not sure if they just didn't want to or simply couldn't without MMD's distinct vocals.
Steely Dan????? Please. They made elevator music.😂
Doobie Brothers were AWESOME this is probably one of my favorite of their songs. Michael McDonald changed their sound when he joined ( Another great group from the SF Bay Aera of the 60,70 & 80's)
It took 50 years but they are finally in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Black Water is the song you're looking for!
No it isn't... Toulouse Street is their greatest artistic triumph.
Steely Dan!!! Trust me. Peg or Reelin in the years, Rikki don’t lose that number, hey 19, Deacon blues. Legendary some of the best musicality out there. Jazz rock.
Kid Charlemagne, Don't Take Me Alive, Boddhisatva, My Old School.
Steely Dan is the Top Level !
For those that don’t know, steely Dan consisted of two people and they used the very best session players of the day off and driving engineers and session players crazy with how demanding an exact they were.
They spent a huge amount of time in production to get just the right sounds so if you’re a fan of great production will love steely Dan.
The musicality is absolutely top-notch the song writing is very good, it’s a mix of pop rock jazz and blues in a very unique way put on a pair of headphones and he will totally get lost in the sauce :-)
Thinking you mean musicianship not musicality?
What I would like to impress upon you is that this band was one of those very rare bands that actually sounded better live than they did on their incredibly impressive studio albums. To see them live was a one-of-a-kind experience.
Saw them in Kansas City….blown away
Couldn't agree with you more. Saw them at the Greensboro (NC) Coliseum on their farewell tour.
Definitely, saw them live in OKC back in the nineties. The entire crowd was jammin.
I second that! I'm 61 yrs young! Nothin like live kickin' jams! I've seen em 5 times. Loved it then and now!
I've been binge watching your channel and, I don't know why, but watching you guys hear a song the first time makes me realize how well crafted so many 60's/70's songs are. The music of my generation, thank you for your appreciation!
"Takin it to the streets"
YES!
Listen to the music, china grove, and black water are a must. Best harmonica intro ever is blackfoot's train
Seeing them live in the seventies was soooo fun. They had us in the palm of their hands. We danced, be bopped, and loved every minute.
The 1970’s were a golden cornucopia of musical goodness
Why in the *HELL* isn't The Doobies, Grand Funk Railroad, & Uriah Heep in *The Rock n Roll Hall of Fame?*
They probably don't want to pay the initiation fee. It is an absolute travesty. How can it be a HOF without at least giving people an exhibit to watch Grand Funk do Inside Looking Out live in 1969? One of the greatest live rock performances ever and the HOF doesn't have it? Really? If they did nothing else but that video they should still be in the HOF in my opinion. The Doobies and Uriah Heep are well deserving as well. "Stealin'" is a classic.
Agree 100%
Doobie brothers are on the ballot for this year.
How many people even care about that HOF sham of a place? I don't. Lost credibility a long time ago imo. Someone should start a new one and start from scratch.
@@MrAitraining Still sad that Conservatives like Mark Farner are not given their fair due.
Any song really by the Doobie's ...love " Black Water". My first big concert when I was 12. I got to go because my older cousin took me. There were "doobies" being passed all over the place and to the band members. I was told not to mention any of that to my parents 😂🤣😂. Saw them 3 times after that and they were always amazing 🎸🎶🎤
"Jesus Is Just Alright" is a burner. And I say that as an atheist. So you know I'm not bullshitting you.
Imagine you already LOVE music since birth and then being 15 and it's 1973 and all that means, in those times, musically AND historically and this group is becoming the group you are going to call your favorite for the rest of your life. That's me.
Hey Andy & Alex,
The Doobie Brothers is an American rock band from San Jose, California. The group has sold more than 40 million albums worldwide. They have been active for nearly 50 years, with their greatest success in the 1970s. The group's current lineup consists of founding members Tom Johnston on guitars, vocals and Patrick Simmons on guitars, vocals, veteran member Michael McDonald on keyboards, vocals, longtime member John McFee on guitars, pedal steel, violin, backing vocals, and touring musicians including John Cowan on bass, vocals, Bill Payne on keyboards, Marc Russo on saxophones, Ed Toth on drums, and Marc Quiñones on percussion. From 1970 to 1975 it featured lead vocalist Johnston and a mainstream rock and roll sound with elements of folk, country and R&B. Johnston quit the group in 1975, and was replaced by Michael McDonald, whose interest in soul music changed the band's sound until it broke up in 1982. (...info via wikiedia...)
Wow, I'm in my teens all over again! The Doobie Brothers, along with Three Dog Night and the Eagles, had some of the best vocals back then! I first heard them with their 2nd album. "Listen to the Music" and "Jesus Is Just Alright" off their 'Toulouse Street' album, released 1972, really caught my ear. "Long Train Runnin'" and "China Grove" off their 3rd album from '74 were chart makers . . . "Black Water" and "Another Park, Another Sunday" were 45's where the "B" side had another great radio hit (...usually the "A" side was the chart maker on 45's...) "Take Me in Your Arms (Rock Me a Little While)" was their next chart hit from 1975 . . . their rendition of a Motown song. "Takin' It to the Streets" and "It Keeps You Runnin'" began the Michael McDonald years in 1976. "What a Fool Believes" and "Minute by Minute" were hits in 1977.
All these songs listed played on the radio back then, and every one of them charted well on the top 40 list. I really loved the vocals and harmonies . . . so sweet and well placed vocals. I use to put on The Doobie Brothers Greatest Hits on and just enjoy! I must say being born in the late 50's was just about perfect timing for some of the most awesome music to ever hit your ears! Hendrix, The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Zeppelin, Joplin, the Beatles and the Eagles . . . just to name a few outstanding.
And, as always, thanks you for playing the entire song thru without any pausing . . . I really appreciate that!
Definitely need to check out 3 Dog Night!!!!
Thanks for the info. You sure know your music history on them. 🇺🇸❤😍
@@carmenwise2256 ........Not really! I do remember my likes from days gone by . . . and it is the internet that allows me to investigate things. That's what I did . . . I googled 'The Doobie Brothers' and found the information that fit my memories and constructed my comment to reflect a more in-depth level of information! That's all! But thank you . . . I do enjoy finding relevant information and sharing it!
@Zebra 12 ......Mahalo!
What ever
"China Grove", awesome guitar licks.
Doobies are one of the best. Memories galore. Without love, where would you be now? Saw em recently. The whole audience diverse with young and boomer babies like me. All sang
What was nice about the 70s was that there was less interference from the record companies with regard to marketing and trends. As a result bands had more freedom to improvise. No other era demonstrates the the very-well incorporation of keyboards, harmonicas and brass sections like the 70s. Although I love and appreciate MTV (1980s), I think the focus of music began shifting from musical talent to imagery. My personal opinion is that very few musical acts today would even make it back then. I very much appreciate your channel for playing, reacting and commenting on this music. Thank you.
I’m pretty sure the musicians today would have faired well. It’s not all rap and pop. I’m 70 and still find great music in the current group of musicians. It’s like when they claimed Elvis wasn’t talented, it’s just the visual.
Another park Another Sunday is a favorite of mine 💜
Excellent Choice!! Have you seen the video where they play Southside Midnight Lady and follow it up with Another Park Another Sunday? Vocals unreal.
My favorite!!
My favorite and gets lost because of Blackwater.
🤓🎸 As with most classic rock bands, their best stuff is their earlier stuff, imo. I prefer Tom Johnston on lead vocals (thru 1976) over Michael McDonald (1977- )(Jazz & R&B influence), although McDonald era Doobies music was good and he has an amazing voice. For early Doobies, check out China Grove, Rockin’ Down the Highway, Black Water, Listen to the Music... (edit: oops, I mentioned Taking It to the Streets above - it’s a McDonald tune. Also a great one tho🤓)
Same...didn't care much for the style of music when McDonald came on the scene.
Finally the "Doobie Brothers" are in the rock-n-roll HOF
I’ve seen the Doobie Brothers 5 times in concert, they never get old.
LOVE me some Doobie Brothers.
Black Water comes to mind, and Rockin Down the Highway. Listen to the Music. Honestly, you can't really go wrong with these guys.
Truth is they sound every bit as good live. No gimmicks. No autotune. Just flat out ROCK
Just saw them on the 6th❤❤
Not true. They are even better live! Doobies (not you, Mike) Forever!
Doobie Brothers is a big band, with several guitarists - the main guys: Pat Simmons (bluegrass guitar), Tommy Johnston (percussive guitar!), John McFee (multiple instruments)., at least two drummers, saxophonists, etc.
They were a staple in our music diet in the 70s. Such a tight band. Skunk Baxter 's guitar is unbelievable. Lot's more music just like this if you wanna hear it. "China Grove," "Listen to the Music," "Black Water," and more. You can't talk "Classic Rock" music, without mentioning The Doobies.
I went to HS with Pat Simmons in San Jose, CA. He was great at 17. I also love when Michael McDonald joined the band.
Some more 70's Americana rock:
America - Ventura Highway (yes, that really is the name of the band)
America - Horse With No Name
Head East - Never Been Any Reson
Definitely AMERICA!!!
The 70's, my era and I still listen to this driving in my car, down the highway, window down, wind in hair...groovin' to the Doobie's.
Here’s the thing with the Doobie brothers. They had two periods of music that had two different styles. So their earlier music was more classic rock oriented, but their later music was a bit more commercial, and pop oriented. Which means it’s hard to have a single defining song for them, as each period of music had different defining songs. BOTH periods are great... just different. It depends on your mood that day. 😘
Two drummers, three guitars, bass and harmonies for days... The Doobies are straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥
China Grove is probably your next "10" track.
You just HAVE to do a reaction to "Dark Eyed Cajun' Woman" from the same Doobie Brothers album, The Captain and Me. Some of the BEST blues guitar love song singing you will ever hear! The Tom Johnston era Doobies was simply the best. You just don't know how big they were in the 1970s! That it has taken FIFTY years for them to be added to the RRHoF is an absolute travesty!!!
Before they were famous these guys were a regular biker bar band that played the Chateau Liberte in the Santa Cruz mountains back in the day. Lost track of how many times I've seen them since. Never disappoint! Take a listen to South City Midnight Lady on the same album.
Listen to the music! My fave by the doobies👍
I think you guys would enjoy "Jesus is Just Alright" and "China Grove."
This album is the pinnacle for the Doobie Brothers.
How can anyone not like this music??
The one band i never saw and really regret it..
A great great song.
So clean and clear.
Alex likes harmonica? Try the group Blues Traveler; the lead singer, John Popper, plays the harmonica like nobody's business. He's been called the Jimi Hendrix of the harmonica. "Brother John", "Runaround" and "Hook" are great songs.
Runaround, great great tune! 👍 one of my good friends was tired of singing it during his bar gigs and asked me if I wanted to sing it. Man, that song requires good breath control.
But Anyway has em all beat.
But Anyway
I thought of Blues Traveler when he said that too. Other harmonica music that comes to mind include Béla Fleck and the Flecktones - The Sinister Minister if you like some banjo and bass to go with the harp, The J. Geils Band with Magic Dick on the harmonica (Whammer Jammer/Hard Drivin' Man is a good one) and anything Stevie Wonder plays.
My claim to fame is playing with Popper in Charlotte once. My 5 piece cover band was playing at a bar where he had come to have a drink, and he pulled out his harmonica while we backed him up with Runaround. It was a surreal experience.
Played this album to bits in '72 and since.
WHAT an album.
this is when they rocked and Tom Johnston was the leader.Still love the later michael mcdonald era too,but the early stuff is the high water mark for me.
Friend introduced me to the Doobies & Joni Mitchell in college ‘70s Forever friends, forever grateful.
What makes me really happy is the fact that this music makes you very happy.
Back to HS for me. I think I was a Junior when this album was released. Two drummers! Awesome guitar work. Great song writing. BTW this album and the next have multiple hits. Best songs from earlier albums: (Toulouse Street) Listen to the Music, Rockin' Down the Highway, Jesus Is Just Alright with Me. Also on this one (The Captain And Me) China Grove, Dark Eyed Cajun Woman; (What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits) Black Water, Road Angel, Another Park Another Sunday; (Stampede) Take Me in Your Arms
We were so lucky weren't we?!!
@@bloomingaccents I think I wore this album out.
Doobies were one of the bands from the seventies and they were some of the best cruisin' music we had. Jump in the Roadrunner, pop in the 8 track, and go pick up some ladies.
Doobies: "South City Midnight Lady"!!
Best suggestion so far.
@@scottbrooks2255 Thanks, Scott! Underrated song by the DBs, and I want to see their reaction to the last part of it!
nice song!!!
Perfection.
So guys, another great reaction. That bridge on the cover was the then-unfinished 101/280 interchange. California ran out of money so it stood unfinished for a few years. A family friend had his caddy helicoptered on top and his picture taken. Doobies are the pinnacle of what they do.
I was privileged enough to see the Doobie Brothers live twice back in their heyday. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
They have many top tier songs. For me the Doobie Bros. play comfort music.
Rockin Down The Highway 🚛
Black Water 🌚
China Grove 🌸
Listen To The Music
Jesus Is Just Alright
🤣 For those tender moments
Takin It Too The Street
Minute By Minute
Black water and what a fool believes are 2 of my favorite Doobie Brothers songs but they have tons China Grove,Listen to the music,Jesus is just alright.
Ponyboy Curtis Black Water is it.
What A Fool Believes and China Grove.
Ooh love China Grove!!
One of my all time favorites... impossible to stay still to this. The guitar riff, the beat, the harmonica solo, the congas, that killer groove. Yeah!
Amazing!!!!! This song was a mega hit in the 70s. An exceptional, never to be repeated decade of some of the best rock EVER. We ALWAYS had concerts to go to with 4 and 5 awesome bands, for about 10.00. So glad I lived it. Everyone kept their clothes on too.
Please do a steely Dan reaction, my personal favorites are do it again, hey nineteen, deacon blues and dirty work
If you are going to do steely Dan you have e to do "Ricky dont loose that number!"
Haitian divorce, Black Friday, Babylon sisters, Kid Charlemagne....
Funnily enough, I saw the Doobie Brothers supporting Steely Dan two years ago, just after Walter Becker died.
Steely Dan is a most! The royal Scam!
plus, several of these guys are all over a lot of those those Steely Dan records
This is a classic. More hits from them:
- China Grove. Great riff.
- Listen To The Music
- What A Fool Believes. This is when Michael McDonald with his golden voice was part of the band. Very different (but equally great) song.
Pulsar77 Excellent comment
Doobies forever 🇬🇧👍
April 9, 1976. I just turned 16, and for my birthday, a BEAUTIFUL girl asks me to my first rock concert...yup! Doobie Brothers.
Can't wait to see you guys react to "Telegraph Road" by Dire Straits and "Close to the edge" by Yes
The alchemy live version of Telegraph Road is incredible.
@@Pulsar77 Studio version is better IMO. But opinions aside, the studio version is required for first listen
Studio version turned up or better yet, with headphones.
Really enjoy re-living my youth vicariously through you guys.
Have a listen to "What a fool believes - Doobie Brothers"
The Doobie Brothers are a National Treasure, in the history of American music !
FM radio play for about seven years, heard a hundred times. Took it for granted. Now it's gone...great tune!
Listen to the entire “What Were Once Vices are Now Habits” great album! Love “Another Park, Another Sunday”.
And the entire Stampede album. They came South to do this one in Memphis and DAMN! Just DAMN! What a freaking album!
APAS just excellent!
“Rockin’ down the Highway” - Doobie Brothers, dig it! 🎸🎤🎶💪🏻🤙🏻👑