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Long Train Runnin’, sorry, lol! Either way it was TIME to revisit some more of the Doobie Brothers, we all knew it!! Now what’s the next track we gotta check out?! 🤟🏻🔥
Black Water!!!!!
China Grove
Takin' It to the Streets (for another option) So many to pick from.
Jesus Is Just Alright
@@ChristopherGwinn Yes, please!!
Black water is more musically adventurous - China Grove a straight banger
John Bellinger ABSOLUTELY, A Must!
China Grove is pretty great.
China Grove a must listen.
For sure, this one.
Black Water, for sure.
The 1970’s - the decade of great tunes and musicality.
We who lived and listened through the 70's are "spoiled" musically. A & A may just be on the cusp of grasping the reasons we are lukewarm on current soul-less new music.
I CAN DIG IT
When white groups had so much soul
The 1970’s was a golden cornucopia of musical goodness
It still just blows me away that there are people on this planet that haven’t heard this music. I guess I’ve taken so much for granted. Thanks for bringing great music to the apparent masses of people who haven’t heard it. Thank you peace ✌️
I know!! I don’t get it!! What are young people listening to these days? Music these days is absolute garbage!!
Amen! To me there is no disputing that 70's music 🎸 rocks
It's stuff I grew up with and just take for granted. These reactions are great because they remind me of when I first heard the song... Then had to run out and buy the 45!!! Lol.
Guys, think about it, where would they hear it? Young people don't listen to old music. Their friends dont listen to it. It's not on their radio stations. Where?
It’s very sad that there are people who have never heard unadulterated music. Very sad indeed.
How can anybody not like the Doobie Brothers? All of their songs are bangers.
Doobie Brothers "Black Water" and "China Grove"!
Black Water is an all time classic song.
Rallis Wiesenthal ,Doobies , clear as the driven show , a Pat Simmons song
Bingo!
Lucie Melahn , another great song written by Pat Simmons
Wise One , south city midnight lady, another great song written by Pat Simmons. He also wrote Black Water, and many others.
Nice, mates.
You have to hear "China Grove" at some point.
my favorite yeah
The Captain and Me album is a classic.
Every song is great.
Love the opener "Natural Thing".
No autotune, no pro tools, all done on tape, real vocals, real musicians......real music.
Exactly! Nobody really plays their music anymore.
Oh no, there were pro tools. This is the 70's man. Effects pedals, double tracking, pasting, you name it
Before there was Pro Tools, there were Pros.
The Doobies during the Tom Johnston years(70-75) were one of the best boogie bands ever.
Plus they sounded great live,even better than on the albums!
Tom will always be my favorite!
Jesus Is Just Alright. It's a great song. Check it out, guys.
that's a goodie.
For sure!!!
Yes
He's JUST alright, he's not spectacular! 😂😂😂😂😂
check out Kitty Foreman and the '70s kids rock out to this one lol
I'll repeat the sentiments of some of your viewers, Black Water and China Grove
Ol' black water keep on rollin Mississippi moon gonna keep on shinin on meee.......
Ted Templeman produced all of the the Doobie Brothers' albums. He's a genius. He also produced Van Morrison's "Tupelo Honey" and all of the Van Halen albums, among others.
When I was in high school....had an 8 track in my car. Yep feelin old.
“China Grove” always gets me to turn it up as loud as I can. Love that you are discovering great music. You two are adorable!! 😉
agree
China Grove is my alarm clock.
It packs a punch!
I live about 30 minutes from China Grove!
Good choice guys. Next has to be “China Grove” And please also add some Supertramp to your list, songs like “School”, ”Crime of the Century”, ”Fools Overture”, ”Goodbye Stranger”, ”Brother where you Bound”, ”Dreamer” to name a few are bangers👍🏼
Big yes vote for exploring ' Crime of the Century ' first for Supertramp
Rudy
See, Andy & Alex? It's not just *I* who thinks you'll love Supertramp. :)
Supertramp is as close to Pink Floyd as you can get. Their songs are mesmerizing.
Their album Breakfast In America was absolutely huge when it came out. every single song on that album is a banger. every song is great. you know how every song off of Boston's debut album were amazing? same with Breakfast in America. Supertramp has their very own sound, they are progressive like pink floyd, and rush. lyrically deep, and profound. fantastic album. I have a poster, a vinyl, and a shirt of that album that I searched hard for online. Supertramp is under rated. Search Supertramp reactions, there are none.
Man - seeing these videos. Makes me realize how lucky we were to have these musicians playing on the radio every day. That was our medium. Radio. Soundtrack of our lives.
Listen to the Music was released in 1972, my senior year of high school. I remember you couldn’t turn on the radio without hearing this song. I loved it then and I still love it now. Such a great “ feel good” song, played at many parties!
1971 here 👍🏻😊
We were so lucky growing up in a time when there was a plethora of musical talent whatever genre you wanted to listen to it was all great
These are good tunes, but the Doobies' songs I like better: Black Water, China Grove, South City Midnight Ladies, Another Park Another Sunday. My favorites are the Patrick Simmons compositions.
Randy Gibson I was just singing black water today at work!
Randy Gibson I love China Grove and South City Midnight Ladies (in my opinion, not played near enough!).
My fave Doobies songs exactly!!
Great choice of songs dude.
Definitely listen to South City Midnight Lady. One of my favorite songs!
BLACK WATER!!!!
Wonderful to see these young men discovering the music I grew up with! The spectrum of styles that existed in the sixties and seventies was amazing.
That whole Toulouse Street album is great!
This band is the very epitome of the 70's... when we were all smokin' doobies and listenin' to the music of our Doobie Brothers. ✌
Doobie Brothers were so professional sounding compared to a lot of bands of that era. They were incredibly popular. As everybody says - China Grove, Jesus is Just Alright and Black Water, which will be stuck in your head for days.
I think Black Water has been iny head for 40 years. Classic.
Black Water is my favorite Doobie Brothers song.
Well, I built me a raft, and it's ready for floatin'! ;)
My Doobie votes go to Black Water, and Takin' It To The Street. Have to say my friends, you're helping me hear old favorites with a new perspective.Thank you.Cheers !
"BLACK WATER" Without a doubt! Dudes, I just want to say that, I'm an old dude (53) and I'm been watching and listening to you all for quite awhile now. I think it's really cool how you react to the music I grew up to. Keep on rockin' A&A!
53 isn’t old.
70 here and I lived it
Ahhhhhh coming to age in the 70’s was a gift from God it sure was ❤️🎶
Ah, yes, their signature tune. One of the most joyful songs ever written. So happy you appreciated it. :) Love when they put the master instrument bus through a phase shifter going into the bridge. You guys (and especially Alex) really grab the nuances of the arrangement and HEAR them.
I would say Black Water or China Grove definitely needs to be the next Doobs song!
true
Definitely Black Water to get a different feel.
China Grove. Only because I remember getting sick of hearing Black Water on the radio back then and it wasn't my favorite song of their's anyway.
The intro to Black Water is so cool
@@MLar80 Hi Daf!
I know right? Even tho we were only in 4th grade when this was the number 1 song, we still know how cool it was.
Man I remember when this song came out I was in High School on Guam if your into the Doobies you need to check out Black Water
Today's music dosn,t even come close to the old school bands this is epic.You guys are so cool and good fun.
Many reaction channels usually explain why they like a song, but I love how you guys go in depth with all the different aspects of the song and give an overview of the musical aspect of the song and as a musician, I really enjoy that! Also I would love to hear you guys react to How Soon Is Now by The Smiths. Get into some New Wave!
Check out " No Sugar Tonight" by The guess Who! Definite banger! Have a great day guys!!!
Absolutely love The Guess Who! And I have No Sugar Tonight/ New Mother Nature on my playlist along with American Woman.
Agree. Love "No Sugar Tonight/New Mother Nature". American Woman is also a must listen.
YES! Just got tix to see Bachman and Cummings in July so very much feel the need for the Guess Who everywhere, but nowhere more than here (along with Toto, obviously...!)
And "Undun"
@JD Chase Hell yes. I used to have a friend who had a band,and he could sing the hell outa that. Damn like almost 30 years ago. Uggh
No road trip playlist is complete without Steppenwolf's "Magic Carpet Ride".
If the Hammond B-3 didn't exist it would be necessary to invent it.
Great song, but isn't Born To Be Wild the quintessential driving song?
@@cazgerald9471 I guess it depends on the ride.
@@frankenfurter58 true dat
That’s a real trip, I love that track
"What A Fool Believes" with Michael McDonald was probably their most commercially successful and popular, you heard his voice on "Peg", China Grove, and Black Water,
and Takin It To The Street are all excellent.
Live in a Casino city. I saw (before Covid) Boz Scaggs, Michael McDonald, America, Todd Rundgren and O'Jays. Banger City that's where I live.
grew up hearing all their songs in the background. Knew they were good, and classics. But never realized how good b4 seeing someone experience them for the first time.
China Grove next! Has to be! May I also suggest Elton John "Funeral for A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding" first track on the 1973 album Goodbye Yellow Brick Road [remastered 2014] studio version please! The live is good but just does not compare to studio. I really think you will be surprised as hell, it is a masterpiece!
Kathy H good EJ suggestion!
Kathy H Madman Across the Water....studio version...
Excellent suggestion. That's a great Elton John song.
Yes yes! I love that song!!
One of my all time favs by the Doobies. Catchy AF. Just doesn't get old. Classic in every sense of the word. S tier for sure. Must do "Black Water" next.
Yes, indeed. This brought a big smile to my face. The song sticks in one's head! haha. I recommended Takin' It to the Streets, but really... There's so many to pick from, I thought I'd add another log to the fire! Have a lovely weekend flubblert. :)
@@lisaw5604 they do have a little ways to go that's for sure. so many classics. and btw, they still tour. 50th anniversary tour this year. Nothing like jamming to the Doobies outdoors under the sun or stars in the summertime. saw them a few years ago just north of Chicago and I can confirm they still sound pretty damn good! our boys might want to keep a lookout if they want to take in some truly classic live rock this summer. Have a good one Lisa!!
@@flubblert Oh, that's great to hear they're still rockin' it out at a high caliber! Great suggestion for A&A to maybe catch them live, while they're still touring! Thanks, flubblert. :)
@@lisaw5604 yeah, they're also being inducted into the R&R Hall of Fame this year. so it'll be quite a year for them.
Hey guys. I’m 67 now and just letting you know this was my first concert! Ever. I saw them in Holland when I was in the Air Force. Came from a small town and had no chance to see anyone in concert when I was in high school. They blew me away. Keep on rockin guys. There is so much for you to listen to just in the seventies alone. 👍
Hearing this reminds me of summer days - when we didn't have mobiles, and we could just turn up the radio wherever and truly relax.
"China Grove", "Black Water" , "Take Me In Your Arms" - too many to list. Great band, still performing for their 50th anniversary this year. Thanks for posting.
If you are building a road trip playlist, you have to have America's "Ventura Highway" on there.
squiresam Horse With No Name or Sister Golden Hair even better...
And on that vibe, Gordon Lightfoot - Carefree Highway.
We did America on a road trip. It went very well.
Yes!!! My favorite song of all time.
You got it right. "Ventura Highway" is the proper introduction song for America.
Manfred Mann Blinded By The Light!!! Whoa!!!!
Time for some more Doobie Brothers “south City Midnight Lady” is an early deep cut…I guarantee…you will love it!
If you guys haven't already, check out some Gordon Lightfoot. Some of his best include: If You Could Read My Mind, Sundown, and of course, The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
And Van Morrison, practically anything.
Now were talking! PLEASE DO SOME ELO!!!
YES, YES, YES! WE WANT ELO!
Telephone Line
Sweet Talking Woman
Turn to Stone
Living Thing
Do Ya
Mr Blue Sky....
The list is endless!!!
Yes...Mr Blue Sky
Don't bring me down
Telephone Line is awesome. Jeff Lynne has a acoustc version of this tune that is phenomenal. However for this channel ELO’s original.
@@ingridstrickland8768 ... The acoustic version is part of a special about Jeff's life. It's pretty awesome!
I saw them this past year in Kansas City. This was their final song of the night. It was a message to all of us… Listen to the music. Not just with your ears but with your heart and your soul
I like how he points out the different instruments, I didn't even notice the banjo.
Check out What a Fool Believes with Michael McDonald on vocals. They went from blues influenced rock to jazz influenced rock when McDonald joined.
Black Water is another early good one.
Like most people, I prefer the earlier stuff with Tom Johnston more but What a Fool Believes is one of my favorite songs.
Both What a Fool Believes and You Belong to Me are magnificent featuring McDonald (so is Real Love for that matter).
Oh PLEEEEZE god NO micheal mcdonald!
UGH!!!!🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
AKICITA His voice is awesome, don’t hate!
If you're gonna get into the Michael McDonald-era Doobie Brothers, you gotta start with "Takin' it to the Streets".
Oh! You gotta hear Atlanta Rhythm Section!! “So into you” (me and my guys song 😛) and “Imaginary Lover!” Please!!! ❤️🤘🏼✌️
Yes! So Into You is a great song.
Champaign Jam is another great song.
“Imaginary Lover"
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Both great songs. So Into You is 1 of my favorites that I loved as a kid and just turn it up when I hear it.
And "Spooky" I live in the next town over from Doraville
The Doobie Brothers breakaway first hit. Tom Johnson writer. Their vocal harmonies are always a focus. They will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year. They still tour and make music, 50 years later!
I’m glad you guys finally found this. The era this came from is packed with awesome stuff!!
🤟😎🤟
That high pitch strum is a mandolin
Steely Dan's "FM" is a great choice, Listen to THAT music!!!
The Doobies had a lot of hits in the 70's, but this is my favorite of theirs. And hearing the bass being driven by Tiran Porter makes it even better to me.
One of the happiest, sunniest Doobie songs. Same good feel as Chicago's "Saturday In The Park".
This song's been making me feel good ever since it was new, and I was around 7 years old.
Time for Bachman-Turner Overdrive!! "Let It Ride". SOO good.
i second that
5th
I’ve been pushing this song for a while! I hope it gets some traction!
The long version
Blue Collar!
First saw the Doobie Brothers back in the 70’s. The “ What were once vices are now habits” tour! What a great group! That album has some great grooves!
This was most everybody's introduction to the Doobies, along with "Jesus is just Alright". You've definitely got two different "Doobie Brothers" bands and sounds. The Tom Johnston Doobies and the Michael McDonald Doobies. You've been hearing the TJ Doobs, try "Taking it to the Streets" or "Minute by Minute" as an example of the MM Doobs. Radically different vocal styles and MM's keys come into play as well.
Can’t go wrong with the Doobies!! Check out the band Three Dog Night!!!🤘🏻
Definitely. Cory Wells singing "Try a Little Tenderness!"
Jeremiah was a bullfrog...!
Yes! I’ve been trying to get them to go with 3 Dog for a long while now. Anything off of Live At The Forum is pretty much a winner! Eli, One, Try a Little Tenderness, Jeremiah, Easy to Be Hard, Feeling Alright...
Yes!! "Chest Fever"(from Captured Live at the Forum). Best organ solo ever!! it's a cover of a Band song but a much better version. IMO.
Definitely need to do Eli.
There's a reason this song was their final encore number when I saw them in '77. Their fans just love the tune, the melody and the lyrics. "Keep listening to the music" is the whole message behind the song, and that's what the fans love to hear and be told. It's a self-sustaining circle of energy between the band and the listeners, even while being a smooth, gliding along tune that doesn't take you to the edgier heights of "China Grove" or "Long Train Runnin'". It just plain ol' satisfies.
Been listening to this song for 45 or more years and it took you guys pointing out the high "Listen to the music" vocal before I noticed it. What?!?! A little perk for my Friday. Thanks.
You guys have got to listen to more Zappa! These three are some of his best imo, very excellent:
- I’m The Slime
One of Frank’s most accessible and popular songs, and for a good reason. It’s off of the album “Overnite Sensation”.
- Zomby Woof
This is also from “Overnite Sensation”. It’s one of his harder rocking songs, and the instrumentation is insane.
- Peaches En Regalia
This song to me is one of his most beautiful, next to Watermelon in Easter Hay and Uncle Remus. No lyrics, all orchestral. It’s only 3:37 long, but I keep going back to it.
I saw them live in 1975 Long beach Arena ,Calif. A great gig with all the original members. They had played up and down the coast for years so not many people were there so the manager came on stage first and told everyone to move up into the center section seats and...Party!! We did!!! : ) (P.S. I can not believe they are not in the Rock n Roll Hall Of Fame!! Doesn't make sense!!!)
Check out the Doobies' "China Grove"
definitely
La Grange by ZZ Top guys.....channel rocks
some ZZ Top yes
Yes! You're not alone w/ La Grange suggestion today! I see a couple others as well... Good sign! :)
Beer drinkers and hell raisers👍.
Thought we was talking Doobies.
“Listen to the Music” was “Our Song” with my high school girlfriend and I !
We are now in our early 60’s and live different lives but still contact each other nearly every time one of us hears it somewhere. 45 years years later!
I'm a percussion fan and one of my favorites is "Burnin' Down the House" by Talking Heads. There's a live version from the album "Stop Making Sense" It's one of my favorite albums. Hope you guys can pull it out of the dust heap of lost gems. Love you both!
I'm a fan of their song Take me to the river . Burning down the house is next
Always a favorite. If you were alive when it was released like I was..give this comment a like..lol
Great reaction vid. Thumbs up.
I was 12 when this song was released and my older sister played it constantly. The Doobies became the soundtrack of my teens.
Alex - "Dude, you were so lost in the sauce"
Andy - "Dude, that was some deep sauce"
this just one of those songs it almost impossible to walk away from not feeling happier then when it started
"Without You" One of the Doobie's best Rockers
Guys! It's time to revisit Jethro Tull. The song "My God" has some mindboggling flute. Tull provides an uncomparable sound and this song captures that. "Songs from the Wood" is another.
Absolutely my fav song of theirs!!! One of my top classic rock songs period! Roll the windows down! (I do have many!) “Black Water” next! Please-you will not regret! This is still my favorite!! ❤️🤘🏼✌️
Rocking Down the Highway is another super cool song and title by the Brothers Doobage.
Another park, another Sunday..whole 'nother level..
Such a wonderful feel-good song. Love it.
Loved it too. It lifts the spirits & brings a smile to one's face. Great weekend to you! :)
True story!! Back in the mid 70’s, my BF and I were at a local bar in Connecticut enjoying a live band. The Doobie Bros were in the area for a concert and came into the bar. They sat in with the band and jammed until closing. #greatmemories
Next try China Grove or Jesus is Just Alright!
Dawn Riccardi boy, did you ever luck out!
lotta peeps on that stage?
Greg Dahlen Eventually, the house band joined the audience! 😊
Helene Spaulding: It was a little bar in Manchester, CT called “The Rocking Horse”.
South City Midnight Lady and Dark Eyed Cajun Woman is soooooo heavenly its unbelievably awesome!!! Doobies at their finest.
College friend introduced me to the Doobies & Joni Mitchell! Forever grateful! 🎶💙🎶💙🎶💙🎶💙🎶💙🎶
"Green grass and high tides" the Outlaws for some serious guitar jamming
Guitar army reporting for duty!
@JD Chase No place for that here. You're ruining the vibe.
@JD Chase Like I said no place for that here. If you're triggered maybe you should leave the internet and go find a safe space but, please take your outrage somewhere else!
Me too. Charlotte rally tonite! Lissen to the Trumpster!
Outlaws are great: There Goes Another Love Song; Hurry Sundown; Ghost Riders, Wishing Wells, Steam on the Blacktop
"China Grove" will blow the two songs you've listened to out of the water!
Long Train Runnin’ and Listen to the Music are my all time favorite songs. I fell in love with them hard. Like he said, they both just have such a full sound. The Doobies during that era were just amazing. ✌️😎
Thank you Lord for letting me grow up in the 70's. I LOVE younger people experiencing what I experienced in such a musical time...a total WOW! Who are these guys??
You guys are on a roll!! Another classic!!
Great reaction guys! In a way this is a simple, yet complex song. It’s what makes this band so great. Black Water has to be next, I know, without a doubt, that you’d love it!
They will like Black Water I think
The Doobie Brothers are about the music and having fun, not individual accolades or such.
Their greatest hits albums is a road trip by itself, they have an amazingly upbeat and feel good sound and always kept your feet moving.
and the one guy looks like Andy Travis from WKRP in Cincinnati, I loved that show.
There's the Doobie Brothers before Michael McDonald, and the Doobie Brothers with Michael McDonald - it's all great stuff!
For the vocalist do "Blackwater"--very fun song to sing.
Saw this great band at Pearl Harbor Naval Station in ‘96. ‘Small but very enthusiastic crowd’ was how the newspaper described it. This was their last song of the night and they rocked it extended version. I still have the poster announcing the concert. Great memory.
I've seen these guys 11 times. Tommy Johnston is from Visalia, California, and went to a high school just 2 miles away from where I live. Gotta Listen to the Music of the Doobies, soooooo many great songs!!
I have been binge watching you two really getting in-to, and loving the music I grew up with, all day, and it is Christmas, and I as usual am alone for the holidays. Don't feel bad about me being alone, I'm used to it, and it doesn't bother me at all. But watching intelligent younger generations discovering how good a lot of the music I grew up with is always makes my day better. You just got a new 63 year old subscriber.
Appreciate it Randy glad to keep you company for the holidays have a great night man!! ❤️🔥
@@andyandalex Have a great holiday season. Hope you have a blast on New Years eve. I really didn't expect a reply, much less on Christmas day. Thanks.
You guys can’t make your road list before hearing Golden Earring Radar Love. You just have to be careful when you listen not to speed it has probably caused a lot of ticket😂😂. Great driving song! Also I agree with Black Water for next Doobie Brothers I love them also!!
OMG yes, radar love is the stuff!!
The addition of the banjo made this song. What a Fool Believes is my favorite Doobies song.
Back in the days of the "Mix Tape", this is one that I usually would put first. It primed the pump in my mind telling it to "Listen To The Music"!
You guys need to jump into some Little Feat " Dixie Chicken" on the Waiting for Columbus LP.
Or just about anything off "The Last Record Album"
whatever you do, don't bogart that joint my friend
@@stevious7278 Time loves a hero!
Fatman in the bathtub.
Don't forget Rad Gumbo!
No way you can do a road trip without Steve Miller's Jet Airplane or Led Zep Going to California...
Long Train Running, Listen to the Music, Another Park Another Sunday, Black Water, China Grove--my fave Doobie Brothers songs in order!
One of the most iconic guitar riffs in rock history! The first note plays and off you go into on of the sweetest sounding songs ever!
This is a great song! You two should check out the music of Harry Nilsson.
Gotta agree... Jump into the Fire or Without You are straight out Nilsson classics.
@@stevegirard-voiceaudiopodcasts Good choices. Without You reminds me that it was originally a Badfinger song so maybe Baby Blue or No Matter What would be good choices too.
Doobie Bro’s. suggestions: China Grove, Takin’ It To the Streets, Jesus Is Just Alright, What a Fool Believes
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Encouraging to see younger folk WITH REAL APPRECIATION FOR GREAT ROCK, POP, SOUL, FUSION etc .... the days of old had such diversity in bands and sounds ! GBjj
You two just prove that my generation had the best music. I was born in 1960 and always and still love 60s-70's music.