I'm 70 now and I was feeling a bit low, and then there is China Grove... Now I'm in a world of happiness and ready to deal with this new crazy world.😈👿
Saw them live in '78. Yeah, I'm that old. My favorite band. My girlfriend got us tickets. Yeah, I married that girl. Oh, Lord, it's been a ride. Cheers
It was the summer of 1971. We were dirt poor , hard headed , loud mouthed teenagers with a spirit of adventure. Terry Thompson, Juan (Poncho Grande) Fuentes, Jacky Ray Thompson, Dennis (the yellow duck) Dibble, Sandra Lou Bemis and myself,drove to Joplin Mo. to see our very first Live Concert! This song was one of there first hits and we all left feeling a little"funny" after the smoke filled experience....It was a bond that has lasted 50 years.
I lived in Chine Grove in the 70's, as a teenager I heard this song on the radio and I couldnt believe there was a song about my little town,have been a fan ever since then.
Thank God they have been elected to the R&R HOF. This was too long coming. The Doobie, CCR and Grand Funk Railroad were the American bands of the late 60s and early 70s. Thanks for the memories Doobies.
Visited R&R HOF years ago. Not sure exactly who does the voting or the crieteria involved but to have Madonna, Blondie, The Pretenders inducted years ago...... I guess its B.S..... I wonder if it as important for the bands to be enshrined as appose to the fans wanting their favorites inducted. Me thinks it's more for the fans.
Unfortunately Grandfunk is not the real band anymore Mark Farner was VOTED OUT by the other 2but on the good side Mark Farner don’t need them anyways he is GrandFunk Railroad they are only drum and bass he wrote all the hits and his voice and guitar playing make him the one drummers come and go and bass players too
Oh wow the Doobie bros china grove, what a timeless hit. Takes me back to my childhood, camping on the coast in California just blaring all these timeless hits. Everybody gathering in the pavilion just dancing having a good time. They don't make music like this anymore, it does my heart good to see my nieces and nephews loving these timeless hits and keeping the music of the 50s, 60s, and 70s alive❤️❤️🌹
Back when bands actually played live and showed their musicianship...hard to believe they have been this good since the seventies and are still rockin'. Saw them live with two drummers and they were awesome!!!
alan5047 I saw them in the early 80s in spfld il and was amazed that two drummers could play in sync also I watched two cop point at us as we took a toke and passed it on and they never moved it was a very good time
So many great memories. We drove from LA to San Diego to Balboa Stadium and saw the Doobie Brothers. This was one of their first big concerts starting out. The Doobie Bros opened followed by Santana then Chicago. Best concert ever! By far the Doobie Brothers were the best. It wasn’t even close.
Big thanks to the Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame for inducting the Doobie Brothers in 2020. What a wonderful way to celebrate their 50th anniversary together as a band! I fan voted every single day and am so happy for the Doobies, Keep on rockin'!
@@BigPapiSmack His influence has waned. When the fans were included in the process, that's how Rush finally got in. But fan influence has let BonJovi, Journey and Def Leppard get in. Really, Def Leppard in but Judas Priest isn't? I'm not a huge Priest fan, but I understand their place in rock history and they deserve the Hall.
Who gives a FU@K about the R&R HOF? It's a sham like all HOF's. No artisit needs the HOF to validate how great they are. Why do you people care so much about any band being inducted into a sham HOF? It means nothing.
@@rhagedornRick are you kidding me I'm 63 yrs.old and you believe humble pie compares to Doobie Brothers you keep all those humble pie records they DON'T harmonize like thE DOOBIES CUT YOU A piece of pie.
@@jeffreyquinn3531 I'm 65 and saw the Doobies at the old Richfield Coliseum near Cleveland. I loved Tom Johnston. To me, this band fell apart when Michael McDonald joined them. It sure wasn't rock. Humble Pie was a super group The original band line-up had lead vocalist and guitarist Steve Marriott from Small Faces, vocalist and guitarist Peter Frampton from The Herd, former Spooky Tooth bassist Greg Ridley and, Jerry Shirley, from The Apostolic Intervention. Marriott was an incredible talent. For what it's worth neither one of these groups were in Led Zeppelin's class.
Come on Rick I'll give you about McDonald that's all the credit you going to get. Where is Frampton saw that one hit wonder too, those other guys couldn't keep their shit together so there is nothing left to say!!!
Rick Haged you DUMB as that other Rick from Cleveland anybody that would listen to Humble Pie would eat shit and HOWL at the MOON PISSING CONTEST OVER LOOKS LIKE JEFF IN KY POINT SERIOUSLY MAD.
Saw them in the 80s with some Highschool buddies in Ottawa during the Michael McDonald days - No Disrespect - He was amazing - unique- But wish I saw this concert - All the classics with the original heroes - Listened to China Grove and Black Water constantly.
I saw them Live in the early '70s in Sydney Australia! They are as good a live band as has ever walked the earth. Tom Johnston created the true sound of the Doobie Brothers( His Voice)and his bandmates did him proud the way they play their instruments. The epitome of a true, great Rockin Roll Band forever!
I agree!! I saw them in ‘72 in Galveston, Texas. Sad that Tom Johnston had to leave. They weren’t the same when Michael McDonald replaced him. They were never the same.
Bad ass as it ever gets, or ever had been. A song about a make believe place and by the time it ends you believe that place exists. Now that's rock and roll.
I do remember 8 tracks and the suitcase they sold you to keep them in. And the Doobie Brothers, one of if not the best. It is music that made you want to get up a dance. I called it happy music.
I remember 8 tracks and the suitcase they sold to keep them in. And the Doobie Brothers. The best. It seemed they played music to make you want to get up and dance. Happy music by a group that loved to play it.
I had a 68' sky blue Nova with a tired in line 6 and a power glide tranny and A.M. radio with an Audiovox F.M. converter with home speakers sittin in the back window, I hated it when they ended up in the back seat.
On a trip to Texas today I passed though China Grove - can’t say I saw anything crazy but it seem like more of a crossroads now. Maybe it was a bigger place in the 70’s - still it was neat to be in China Grove and turn on this tune
"they say that the sandwich was plain, and damn that Perkin's again...."... "They say it's a part near the Lonestar State, people gotta dig the ear, there ain't nothin that a qtip can't decide"......best lyrics
Like Skynyrd best but the Doobies are very close. I like when people sing in harmony not scream or growl into the mike. Tommy, Pat, and McGee are incredible musicians. Tom can shred a guitar. I don't dance but I always find my heart telling my body to smile and move when they play music. I have seen video of my dance moves and it is not pretty....but oooolisten to the music.
Killer solos starting at 3:05 - absolutely nails it. He has that guitar screaming and the crowd is going apeshit - rock and roll lightning strikes at that moment.
I saw them in the late 70's. Years later, I was stationed in San Antonio and was driving on the highway and saw the sign China Grove city limits. You know what song I had to hear when I got home.
I started out in bands back in the 60's when all of us played together and could do it live. I must admit, now that we all have the technology in our own personal computers to sound a bit band like on our own if we can play a few instruments I do it like that now. But it's nothing like having 4 or 5 comrades that can play up there doin' it together. This is from those magic days when groups created great music together, each giving it their best. Today's music will never compete with that. I count my blessings that my younger days were from that time. Sadly, we can never go back. These guys just rock like it's supposed to be. There are probably those that would disagree, but you just had to be there to know what I'm talkin' about. Fortunately there are a few groups left from that time that still carry on the tradition, but for how much longer can they do it? We are all getting on up in age. These guys are just amazing for how long they have lasted.
The great Michael Hassock on drums. Rest in Peace my friend. A good old North Jersey guy. Last time I saw him was backstage at the Wellmont Theatre. You could not meet a nicer bunch of guys. No big ego trip. Down to earth.
They were my first concert ever in about 1976 at age 14. When the drummer had lightning bolts coming off his sticks, I was forever changed in to a concert junkie. Thank you Doobies!
Had the privilege to see and listen to them at Blossom in Cleveland July 12th 2022 and they were awesome. They have not missed a beat and reflected back to the 80's and was just like yesterday. Loved every moment of it. Thank you to all in the band including Michael McDonald who had seemed not to age, thanks be to God. Many blessings to you all for adding just alittle bit of joy to all of us. Peace be with you.
There's a good reason a ton of indie bands (particularly The Protomen) are trying to bring back the 70's/80's rock sounds. And that is because so much of what is on today sucks in comparison.
Back then there were great songwriters, talented players, and bands that were tight and knew how rock then slow it down and singers who could really sing and harmonize. Was a great time the 70s.
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I'm 70 now and I was feeling a bit low, and then there is China Grove...
Now I'm in a world of happiness and ready to deal with this new crazy world.😈👿
OMG, know where you are coming from!
I'm 66, the Doobies were one of the first bands I ever got into.👍🏻😁❤️
Saw them live in '78. Yeah, I'm that old. My favorite band. My girlfriend got us tickets. Yeah, I married that girl. Oh, Lord, it's been a ride. Cheers
Bless you
Saw them
At St Bonaventure I’m 1978
It was the summer of 1971. We were dirt poor , hard headed , loud mouthed teenagers with a spirit of adventure. Terry Thompson, Juan (Poncho Grande) Fuentes, Jacky Ray Thompson, Dennis (the yellow duck) Dibble, Sandra Lou Bemis and myself,drove to Joplin Mo. to see our very first Live Concert! This song was one of there first hits and we all left feeling a little"funny" after the smoke filled experience....It was a bond that has lasted 50 years.
I lived in Chine Grove in the 70's, as a teenager I heard this song on the radio and I couldnt believe there was a song about my little town,have been a fan ever since then.
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I'm from Castroville! (Do you know it?) Been through China Grove several times. Xxx ❤❤❤
Cool
Awesome 👍👍👍
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Another One of my ALL-time favorite Songs 🎵 & Groups 🎉🎉
The only band that I’ve ever seen that I can say, with confidence, sounds better live than in studio ❤
I'd second that....!!!!
Tesla
Well, and Skynrd from the 70s...but hell yeah love em both - and China Grove is really awesome live.
U2, Eagles, Springsteen
Yes, you're absolutely correct. Saw them a year ago at Bethelwood. They sounded great !
Probably the most underrated bands ever.
Now we are rockin! I was 16 in 1970. Today at 66, 50 years later, I still rock to this great tune!
Long live the Doobies!
My grandkids look at me at 64 rocking to these songs and think I’m the coolest ever!! 🤣🤣🤣
@@debrataylor1813, keep it up Debra. Well done.
This was played live at our high school dances, and we all hit the floor! Class of 77 is still rocking to the Doobies!
I'm 74 & STILL love to turn the Doobies on high & let them sing. :-)
@@debrataylor1813 Keep on rockin' ;-))
Thank God they have been elected to the R&R HOF. This was too long coming. The Doobie, CCR and Grand Funk Railroad were the American bands of the late 60s and early 70s. Thanks for the memories Doobies.
Visited R&R HOF years ago. Not sure exactly who does the voting or the crieteria involved but to have Madonna, Blondie, The Pretenders inducted years ago...... I guess its B.S..... I wonder if it as important for the bands to be enshrined as appose to the fans wanting their favorites inducted. Me thinks it's more for the fans.
Don't forget CSN&Y and Allman Bros
Amen to that!!
@@doublej7678 Aerosmith, the Eagles, Cheap Trick, Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band.
Unfortunately Grandfunk is not the real band anymore Mark Farner was VOTED OUT by the other 2but on the good side Mark Farner don’t need them anyways he is GrandFunk Railroad they are only drum and bass he wrote all the hits and his voice and guitar playing make him the one drummers come and go and bass players too
Oh wow the Doobie bros china grove, what a timeless hit. Takes me back to my childhood, camping on the coast in California just blaring all these timeless hits. Everybody gathering in the pavilion just dancing having a good time. They don't make music like this anymore, it does my heart good to see my nieces and nephews loving these timeless hits and keeping the music of the 50s, 60s, and 70s alive❤️❤️🌹
That sax player deserves a huge mention. Fantastic music!
His name is Marc Russo.
Back when bands actually played live and showed their musicianship...hard to believe they have been this good since the seventies and are still rockin'. Saw them live with two drummers and they were awesome!!!
alan5047 I saw them in the early 80s in spfld il and was amazed that two drummers could play in sync also I watched two cop point at us as we took a toke and passed it on and they never moved it was a very good time
Sad reality is . Never a soul will see 1/8th of what we had to experience.
So many great memories. We drove from LA to San Diego to Balboa Stadium and saw the Doobie Brothers. This was one of their first big concerts starting out. The Doobie Bros opened followed by Santana then Chicago. Best concert ever! By far the Doobie Brothers were the best. It wasn’t even close.
Who ever was working the console forgot to include the bass guitars feed. This was likely a good concert, but this recording is a dud.
So Jesus is allright with me
China Grove, 1973, livin life, all is good, 19yrs old, God bless my parents, if I could turn back time, never leave home !!
We are the same age, Man, that was a special time for me. Turned 66 couple of weeks back. Rock on, brother.
Ed Cooper no lie!! Never knew I had it so good!!
I WOULD CRANK THE WAY BACK MACHINE TO MAX OUT 2019 WHEN WE COULD EAT SITING DOWN AT McDONALDS
the thrill is gone...
@@thealaddinflash rock on
Pat Simmons=VERY underrated guitarist.
John McFee is as good, if not better.
Actually, he was very much appreciated in his day. Nothing underrated about him
@@mikeamos6720 - They are all phenomenal but different, but also compliment each other incredibly well (if that makes sense).
Big thanks to the Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame for inducting the Doobie Brothers in 2020. What a wonderful way to celebrate their 50th anniversary together as a band! I fan voted every single day and am so happy for the Doobies, Keep on rockin'!
All I can add is- what the hell took them so long ? The Doobies are a national treasure!
@@jellyfish3333 hall of fame controlled by Jann Wenner of Rolling Stone, a complete idiot
Should have been done years ago. They should have been among the first
@@BigPapiSmack His influence has waned. When the fans were included in the process, that's how Rush finally got in. But fan influence has let BonJovi, Journey and Def Leppard get in. Really, Def Leppard in but Judas Priest isn't? I'm not a huge Priest fan, but I understand their place in rock history and they deserve the Hall.
Who gives a FU@K about the R&R HOF? It's a sham like all HOF's. No artisit needs the HOF to validate how great they are. Why do you people care so much about any band being inducted into a sham HOF? It means nothing.
One of the, if not THE, best ass-kickin' bands of the Twentieth Century!!!!!!!!!!
I would rate them even with Humble Pie.
@@rhagedornRick are you kidding me I'm 63 yrs.old and you believe humble pie compares to Doobie Brothers you keep all those humble pie records they DON'T harmonize like thE DOOBIES CUT YOU A piece of pie.
@@jeffreyquinn3531 I'm 65 and saw the Doobies at the old Richfield Coliseum near Cleveland. I loved Tom Johnston. To me, this band fell apart when Michael McDonald joined them. It sure wasn't rock.
Humble Pie was a super group The original band line-up had lead vocalist and guitarist Steve Marriott from Small Faces, vocalist and guitarist Peter Frampton from The Herd, former Spooky Tooth bassist Greg Ridley and, Jerry Shirley, from The Apostolic Intervention. Marriott was an incredible talent.
For what it's worth neither one of these groups were in Led Zeppelin's class.
Come on Rick I'll give you about McDonald that's all the credit you going to get. Where is Frampton saw that one hit wonder too, those other guys couldn't keep their shit together so there is nothing left to say!!!
Rick Haged you DUMB as that other Rick from Cleveland anybody that would listen to Humble Pie would eat shit and HOWL at the MOON PISSING CONTEST OVER LOOKS LIKE JEFF IN KY POINT SERIOUSLY MAD.
Saw them in the 80s with some Highschool buddies in Ottawa during the Michael McDonald days - No Disrespect - He was amazing - unique- But wish I saw this concert - All the classics with the original heroes - Listened to China Grove and Black Water constantly.
Even most of the kids agree...60s..70s..best music
One of my all-time favorite bands. What a life we've had with all the amazing music made by bands like the Doobie Brothers.
THIS, boys and girls is ROCK AND ROLL!!
AMEN!!!
Damn straight!!
Right on.
My favorite song by them ❤ Saw them at the Assembly Hall at the University of Illinois in December 1973.
Still playing this one in my band (Keyboard player, Melbourne, Australia). Awesome song.
I saw them Live in the early '70s in Sydney Australia! They are as good a live band as has ever walked the earth.
Tom Johnston created the true sound of the Doobie Brothers( His Voice)and his bandmates did him proud the way they play their instruments.
The epitome of a true, great Rockin Roll Band forever!
UM in.love..
WITH..THEM.MY
ANGELS
. CODY
Hear Hear!!!!....incredible...still...!!!
I agree!! I saw them in ‘72 in Galveston, Texas. Sad that Tom Johnston had to leave. They weren’t the same when Michael McDonald replaced him. They were never the same.
@@georgebender7519 Tom Johnston was the heart of this band "Dark eyed Cajun woman" one of my fav's ty for agreeing :D
@@PaulOReilly712 just watched the live version, he’s classic, no doubt!
Graduated high school '73 and set out to hitchhike around the country. This was part of the soundtrack
This is proper music played by real musicians, you just don’t get this nowadays.
aint hat the truth bro
This is a masterpiece. Unfortunately, these days we don’t have full bands that have 2 drummers, 4 guitars with sax keyboard and percussion.
I was introduced to this during show & tell. The other lil girl with the 45' record"China Grove" well she became my new best friend.
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Bad ass as it ever gets, or ever had been. A song about a make believe place and by the time it ends you believe that place exists. Now that's rock and roll.
it does exist its close to san antonio texas
China Grove is a real place.it is down around San antonio tx.
Listened to them in my first car, Nova SS 396 on a 8 track player!
I do remember 8 tracks and the suitcase they sold you to keep them in.
And the Doobie Brothers, one of if not the best.
It is music that made you want to get up a dance.
I called it happy music.
I remember 8 tracks and the suitcase they sold to keep them in.
And the Doobie Brothers. The best.
It seemed they played music to make you want to get up and dance.
Happy music by a group that loved to play it.
adam miller - just took me back to 76.
'72 Chevy Malibu. Cassette Player. You're old 😎
I had a 68' sky blue Nova with a tired in line 6 and a power glide tranny and A.M. radio with an Audiovox F.M. converter with home speakers sittin in the back window, I hated it when they ended up in the back seat.
My Buddy and I saw them at Massey Hall in Toronto in72 the opening act was a very young Billy Joel Cheers from Canada
Grew up with friends of all races and religion. Music brought us all together. Not sure if the music of today could do the same 😉
I'll never get tired of that intro
Yep, Ill still go all MOE LARRY CHEEEESE since that May evening in 73 I got the 45 . Timeless Riff!
From Sony Studios,NYC MIXED BY BOB ALDRIDGE , B'CASTED ON PBS : CHANNEL 13 !!!
On a trip to Texas today I passed though China Grove - can’t say I saw anything crazy but it seem like more of a crossroads now. Maybe it was a bigger place in the 70’s - still it was neat to be in China Grove and turn on this tune
ABSOLUTELY THE GREATEST BAND TO EVER HIT THE STAGE IN MY PARTICULAR LIFE! I SAW THEM IN ATLANTA TWO WEEKS AGO AND, THEY ROCKED THE "FOX THEATRE"!
Probably not. What you really mean is that they are great musicians and you like their songs.
@@DirectDemocrat Just curious, do you know how many bands @jasonmagee2921 has seen in his life?
Another famous song from this band is LONG TRAIN RUNNING. I am a band player in HK at that time 😅
Back in the day none of us could stay sitting when this tune played!
64 and I still can’t evidently. While I was listening and reading your post my body was moving to the beat without even thinking about it.
That’s the power of a great bass line!
"they say that the sandwich was plain, and damn that Perkin's again...."... "They say it's a part near the Lonestar State, people gotta dig the ear, there ain't nothin that a qtip can't decide"......best lyrics
Like Skynyrd best but the Doobies are very close. I like when people sing in harmony not scream or growl into the mike. Tommy, Pat, and McGee are incredible musicians. Tom can shred a guitar. I don't dance but I always find my heart telling my body to smile and move when they play music. I have seen video of my dance moves and it is not pretty....but oooolisten to the music.
Best guitar riff ever, and the perfect blasting song in college to show off the stereo I bought with my student loan.
Possibly the best line-up they ever had.
2020 still rocking in china grove!
Bill Fish I’ve been singing it For months everyday at work haha
J Nice 1!!! 😬
Still Jamming out 2-20-2021
One of the best sounding bands of my youth. Best music ever written was in the 70s.
Seen em in Ft. Wayne 1974. Superb
Their songs were about people, girls and about the world. How can you beat music like that.
Brilliant song and what a guitar riff, one of the very best.
And the boys could harmonize with the best of them, truly American legends
I saw these guys in 74. Man what a rockin show. They are timeless, great great songs...
The year I graduated high school!
The Doobie Brothers without a doubt one of
the best creative cool roockin bands ever...thanks for posting this
When I went to St. Bonaventure in the late 70s-early 80s, China Grove was played at the halftime of every basketball home game.
My man in the audience at 0:46 was waiting for this moment his whole life.
I love watching my generation still going f'in crazy!!! Peace and Love to all of us who lived through the 70s!!!! Keep the vibe alive!!✌❤
My very first concert in 1978. Stoned as a bat! It was wonderful.
saw this live last night in Raleigh NC and they ROCKED IT!!! Still the sounds the same as back in the day
Keep on Rocking' Boys, you still got it!!!!
From the beginning I was a Doobie fan ! People laughed at me! I said each to his own.im still a Doobie fan .64 years old
It's a shame nobody writes music any more.
If you can write good music--they don't want you. They want it all. The recording companies that is.
Killer solos starting at 3:05 - absolutely nails it. He has that guitar screaming and the crowd is going apeshit - rock and roll lightning strikes at that moment.
Saw them at Bethel Woods (Woodstock) last summer. Steely Dan same night. Played all the oldies and it rained and it was awesome. Like a time machine.
Good memories come back to me listening to the Doobie Brothers. Such good musicians in this band. Rock on!
Yes it’s great ❤
bad ass dudes back in my 1970's days--nothing better to this day
One of the best intros ever!
Dislikes for this band are clearly from people who don’t understand what music really is.
I miss the 70's... (and most of the 80's)....
How is your beautiful world, 2021...???
I saw them in the late 70's. Years later, I was stationed in San Antonio and was driving on the highway and saw the sign China Grove city limits. You know what song I had to hear when I got home.
best band ever rock on brouthers
Yes, back when Music was REAL!! Better now than before. Simply "incredimazing" Rock on Doob's!
Yeah, they're awesome! Gonna see them and Santana
Saw Doobies 1976 outside Mesker Park outside all sit down chairs fantastic
🦓🐎🐴🐴
The intro of this song sounds like ‘We came to party!’. Love it.
One of the best classic rock songs.
And how!!!!
2nd concert I ever saw, Doobie Brothers with Robert Palmer opening, 1979.
My Dad wore this 8 track out in the late 70's. I never thought much about it, but now watching them live? OMG!!!! These guys were fucking awesome!!!!
I STARTED LISTENING TO THE DOOBIE BROTHERS BACK IN THE 1973 AND I STILL LISTEN TO THEM NOW
I started out in bands back in the 60's when all of us played together and could do it live. I must admit, now that we all have the technology in our own personal computers to sound a bit band like on our own if we can play a few instruments I do it like that now. But it's nothing like having 4 or 5 comrades that can play up there doin' it together. This is from those magic days when groups created great music together, each giving it their best. Today's music will never compete with that. I count my blessings that my younger days were from that time. Sadly, we can never go back. These guys just rock like it's supposed to be. There are probably those that would disagree, but you just had to be there to know what I'm talkin' about. Fortunately there are a few groups left from that time that still carry on the tradition, but for how much longer can they do it? We are all getting on up in age. These guys are just amazing for how long they have lasted.
One of the best bands ever. Simmons is not the same cat with short hair.
Went to see THE CAPTAIN AND ME concert 1973 while home on leave, best concert they performed during that period !!! Great Band !!!
Thank you for your service.
The great Michael Hassock on drums. Rest in Peace my friend. A good old North Jersey guy. Last time I saw him was backstage at the Wellmont Theatre. You could not meet a nicer bunch of guys. No big ego trip. Down to earth.
Like the 2 drummers sound. Fire the Doobie up and pass it around!!!
Bottle of Bourbon (GOOD BOURBON) to the first person who can tell me what TV show the following line is from: "which Doobie do you be?"!
The Captain and Me is one of the true "front to back" rock albums.
Doobie bros. Hall of fame. It's about time. Awesome
when we had still the right to have fun ! thanks doobies
Fantastic song, thats what you call music.
Absolutely righteous performance with a lot of talent and energy. They just don't make music like this anymore.
They were my first concert ever in about 1976 at age 14. When the drummer had lightning bolts coming off his sticks, I was forever changed in to a concert junkie. Thank you Doobies!
Very beautiful masterpiece, proud fan since 1970, master musicians
There are a couple iconic 70's bands that I will drop everything to see live. Heart and the Doobies. Bouth outstanding live. Never disappoint.
Classic from one of the great bands Oh how i miss good music.
My Fav ❤
Doobie brothers quality stuff
Nice to see a real singer step up to play the guitar lead so well... that guy is a real pro
Had the privilege to see and listen to them at Blossom in Cleveland July 12th 2022 and they were awesome. They have not missed a beat and reflected back to the 80's and was just like yesterday. Loved every moment of it. Thank you to all in the band including Michael McDonald who had seemed not to age, thanks be to God. Many blessings to you all for adding just alittle bit of joy to all of us. Peace be with you.
IMO,some of the most exciting opening guitar chords ever.
After the Farewell show in '82, this is my fav doobies concert. Great songs & tight performances. Also great to see Tommy Johnston back with the band.
China Grove sounds like an awesome town
Rock and Roll .. amen thats it!
Hi Joanne
Back then was the best music ever.todays music.sucks.
My buddy Danny Hull on Sax... best Sax man ever!
Talkin' 'Bout China Grove
The best kick butt song in rock and roll history!!!!!
This sounds better than the crap that passes for music these days.
I don't even know how they call that crap MUSIC.
There's a good reason a ton of indie bands (particularly The Protomen) are trying to bring back the 70's/80's rock sounds. And that is because so much of what is on today sucks in comparison.
Boohoo
Back then there were great songwriters, talented players, and bands that were tight and knew how rock then slow it down and singers who could really sing and harmonize. Was a great time the 70s.
With you all the way John !
You aint lyin
Thats what i call a serious hardcore jam!!
They still have it and always have.
"Though it's a part of the Lone Star Sate, the people don't seem to care!" And, why should they. It's a kick-ass state!
Texas was the place to be.
Hello Gorgeous