Yeah, The Doobies are famed as a rock band but they've got tons of soul and R&B influence. Tom Johnston often reminds me of Ernie Isley, and the intro rhythm guitar riff on "Long Train Running" could easily have been inspired by The Isley Brothers.
@@davidm4630 I believe it's Marc Russo, not Mark Russo. Two different guys, though both play saxophone. I noted that Marc played an old Selmer Mark VI alto on this gig. Great horn, highly sought after (though some of them were not well-made). Marc has an incredible altissimo range with power to spare. Reminded me of David Sanborn, who died about a week ago.
🙋🏻♀️ 🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️. After 41 years of marriage my husband and I are getting a divorce! I told him he better not touch one of my albums. I do mean vinyl albums. I never got rid of one of them.
Age has nothing too do with it. Great music never gets old. The sax solo was amazing. Tower of Power vibe. I got kicked out of h.s. band for biting on the reed of my Alto sax for squealing out high notes. Then ten years later I was playing lead trumpet and hanging over on a double C in Memphis State, Dr. McKay asked me not too this again. lol
Born in 47 and by 1970 we were steppin out. We went through our teen years in the 60s. Watch an early Beatles crowd. The Boomers will never be forgotten.
Been listening since 1972!!! I just turned 65 this month. I still love Tom Johnston and Patrick Simmons!!! Living legends of Rock's greatest era!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💖💖💖
Same here! Mark Russo was a great addition to TDB. He was the solo sax player for Tower of Power, another legendary band. Russo "quotes" Soul Vaccination in this video in the beginning and in the middle as a salute to TOP.
“Iam here”, listening to the Authentic Doobies…. They changed the dial on “funk”, Excitement, and gave the next gen a Twist of what true music/ rock was all about. That’s right……. Without Love,where would we be right now?
All my life I thought that was the title of the song. I was probably 5 or 6 when I would hear it as the teenagers would drive by the towns lake at high volumes❤ Love all these now classics when real music was played.
“Iam here…. Listening to the Doobies and all their “Legendary” music. Oh…..my heart and soul definately resonates with REAL MUSIC…REAL, Authentic musicians.
You know...Tom has been back for some 30+ years. When they toured as the Cycles album came out, it was such a rush to have basically the original band back. They are fine artists and craftsmen now. Better than ever. I’m 59.
My Lord! This is a PERFECT version of this song!! Kudos to the sound engineers and the musicians who have MAD MUSICAL CHOPS!! My gosh, the vocal harmonies are like hearing a concert from Heaven. Thank you to The Doobies for this wonderful soul blood transfusion.
Thanks for that comment about the Sound Engineer... I am one and no many times they thank us! the work is tremendous and your EAR is the most important instrument!
Love the Band, seen them live half a dozen times. Gotta say that John McFee adds just a bit extra to the group. He's an absolute monster! May just have catch them again at Fair Park in June!
And yet Pat wrote and sang "Black Water" - MM - "Takin it to the Streets". I wouldn't be quite so fundamentalist as to define a band so demonstrably multi layered with vocalists as defined by one of their great singers......
OMG...everytime I hear this song....getting 60years younger...YEAH my music !!!!!!!! Now I am heading 81jrs...I love the DOOBIES!!!!! Absolutely my favorites!!!🥡👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Micheal Ullman--I saw them when I was 18-years-old. It was a great concert & I would love to see them again. I still have my ticket stub from that concert. I would guess the tickets won't be $8.50 now.
@@patriciawright8786 this was mine first concert them and rare earth they kick ass the real doobie brothers band before Michael Macdonald join them he took them to pop music glad saw them in early 70s when they rock!!!!👍😊
Still amazing after all these years, they sound and look as good as ever. They should be extremely proud of what they have given to fans all these years. Very deserving of the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame and should have been in much sooner.
Beautiful memories.😂 Me and my teenage friends started strumming the guitar, thus song was my song. Whenever we brokeup our guitar and singing party's, it was yours truly and the "LONG TRAIN RUNNING " 68yo now and still banging this iconic piece. Pietermartzburg 🇮🇱kzn South 🇿🇦Africa
among and the other , patly he protrude even some more as the otherrs at this concert but the singer is so far really nice too and the others there too btw rhis guy with this saxaphone is quiti big , i think at playing saxopohne thats maby rahter a advantage then a disadvage (in point big torso , big chestroom (if) big lung more air-volume , at least)
among and the other , partly he protrude even some more as the otherrs at this concert but the singer is so far really nice too and the others there too btw rhis guy with this saxaphone is quiti big , i think at playing saxopohne thats maby rahter a advantage then a disadvage (in point big torso , big chestroom (if) big lung more air-volume , at least)
the guys didn't get "old" - and they are surely one of the best things that ever happened to pop/rock history. this band is fantastic. beautiful. wonderful. period.
I'm a 15 year old kid from AUS. i feel like the only one that appreciates this kind of music. i also dread the moment when everyone that heard these guys in their prime are dead. Will there only be a few of us left in the world that like this stuff. I sure hope not.
One of if not the best American band of my generation. First concert I ever saw when I was about 14 and my sister took me to see them at the International Amphitheater in Chicago as they were touring in support of the first big hit Listen To The Music at which time I thought was one of the greatest songs I had ever heard. Loved them ever since the first time I heard it on the radio. 🐢 and here I am still loving them in April of 2023
I’m not sure where I’ve been for the last 30 years but I’ve only just discovered these guys.What a great song..You can feel the energy and enjoyment they’re having,it’s palpable!
I've loved this band since the 70's! What an incredible live performance. I so wish they'd come to Europe and play Hyde Park London. Please lads, your fans on this side of the pond just can't wait!!!
Now THAT is music!! What I love about all these bands made up of real musicians is that the line up might have to change but their sound never does - The Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd as well just as examples.
This, this is the best video of Long Train Running. You can feel the joy from the band as they perform this..What a tight, talented, tough band. Cheers boys, knocked it out of the park....
Ragazzi vi posso dire chi a vissuto gli anni 70 come me e come tutti voi della stessa generazione questo brano e' mitico.tutte le volte che faccio un viaggio in auto con la mia Thema turbo mettoquesto brano per tutto il viaggio.che sensazione .
No it doesn’t. It’s good. But entirely different singers except Pat. Arguably it’s better. Cowan sings much higher than Tiran Porter. But not the same. By the own admission the sound changes.
If it was anyone that'd have made the greatest sax solo, it'd be Marc Russo! His solo in 'Trouble In Paradise' still blows my mind, sent the damn thing into orbit!!
This live performance is why the Doobie Brothers were the best .... the Sax section really ads to the live performance. They started in San Jose, California (my hometown) while I was in Vietnam 1970. Been a fan ever since. God Bless 'Em all. Every concert was a treat for sure and they were always great to the fans. RDC .....
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This is funking ridiculous the musicianship and the soul pouring through the pores of sweat and funk. Normal people will never Overstand.
so well said!!!!!
Yeah, The Doobies are famed as a rock band but they've got tons of soul and R&B influence. Tom Johnston often reminds me of Ernie Isley, and the intro rhythm guitar riff on "Long Train Running" could easily have been inspired by The Isley Brothers.
Absolutely outstanding!! Love it! Accomplished musicians!!
The sax player quoting Tower of Power is pure class.
Who is the sax player?
@@mclay18 Mark Russo. Played with Tower of Power for a while, also the Yellowjackets. Lucky enough to have seen him with the Doobs several times.
@@davidm4630 I believe it's Marc Russo, not Mark Russo. Two different guys, though both play saxophone. I noted that Marc played an old Selmer Mark VI alto on this gig. Great horn, highly sought after (though some of them were not well-made). Marc has an incredible altissimo range with power to spare. Reminded me of David Sanborn, who died about a week ago.
Also John McFee's allusion to Steve Miller's "Fly Like an Eagle" at 3:34.
That's Marc Russo, who worked with Tower Of Power for a while. Very cool to quote "Soul Vaccination" here, and he absolutely tears up the sax solo!
Nothing cooler than old cool dudes!
Sii, they're wonderful just now
At 72 years of age, it's a pleasure to have lived through an era of such great music such as this! Brummie Bob
We were fortunate.
@@GregM-ws4hqwe saw them in Sydney last year they sounded just like this. Fabulous concert.
so agree, this is gold.
Ok, gotta ask it, who is still here in 2024…wow…and listening to this legendary song? ❤️
🙋🏻♀️ 🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️. After 41 years of marriage my husband and I are getting a divorce! I told him he better not touch one of my albums. I do mean vinyl albums. I never got rid of one of them.
@@amandatolleson7740 41 years! Don't let it go to waste work at it
not just listen but thinking to playing along on drums... love it's groove.
👋
me \airdrie boy
Doobies for ever. Young people at 70´s knows it.
By...gio..sss..primo..ciao...Milano...italy...solo...buona...musica....ciao..
Ladies and gentlemans : THE SONG !!!! Greetings from Brazil
Hola Brazil soy aqui in USA 😊
I am 68 . Driving my 71 camaro listening on 8 track to this group. Rock on 70s best music ever
67, Driving my 71 Boss 351 Mustang full tilt , Drive on brother..
Jajajajaja.
i am 68 and a half ) i hear you, Brother. listening on my computer, on Sennheiser HD 598s Awesome.
And drinking beer, my buddy )
Those were the days! I had a 68 Camaro with an 8-track, cranking the Doobie brothers! Rock on!
One Of The Greatest Bands Ever!!!
iT'S 2020 FEB...WHO ELSE LOVES THE DOOBIES? Without the Doobies where would we be now? Rock On!
Feb 13 2020 . 2:am on the night shiift. The badass band on the plant . I'm on the long train running
Daniel Marin I'm with you. This song, along with China Grove and Listen to the Music, and others with Tom Johnston as front man - can't be beat.
That train is still runnin'.
who else STILL loves the Doobies? Yep.
damn straight bro!!!
Sometimes I forget what musical giants these guys were. What a phenomenal live performance.
some people never knew . . .
Still are in 2023! I am going to see them at Yaamava on June 7th.🎶
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what was this gathering cañled?
@@leebaker2588You'd better engate in a course of englisht...
Melhor começar um curso de inglês 😂
This is a Masterpiece! What a performance, what a musicians! ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
I'm south African. 61 years and still love my Good music. Good band.
From one May to another, cheers.🍻
Me too Saffer proudly so🙌🌟💫🌟💫
@@garymay685 Me too! We grew up dancing to this amazing band ! Howzyt?🤣🤣
I listen to this daily. REAL MUSICIANS 👍
Yo ahorita mismo 8:00 p m el 29/3/24 desde Cadereyta Jiménez Nuevo León México.
If your feet aren't tapping watching this there's something wrong with you.
Not a thing wrong with me
Or me 👍@@clarkstertz4084
Totally agree!
I'm dancing
I'm not into dancing, in fact, I hate it, but this song makes me wanna dance the hell outta myself
Folks, I’m 61, that’s how we did it. Live...
Legends right there!
Amen my Friend !!
@@gerrygerry8934 so lucky to have listened to so much incredible lifting stuff L (64)
Age has nothing too do with it. Great music never gets old. The sax solo was amazing. Tower of Power vibe. I got kicked out of h.s. band for biting on the reed of my Alto sax for squealing out high notes. Then ten years later I was playing lead trumpet and hanging over on a double C in Memphis State, Dr. McKay asked me not too this again. lol
Hey bud we both the same age and I grew up with the Doobies, Led Zep, Uriah Heep, and other o-for orsome bands from our era - we were blessed
Still kicking ass
What a phenomenal performance!
Just stumbled upon this. This has to be one of the greatest live performances of all time. I am blown away.
Oh There's MORE
No shit, right!!! Damn, this is brilliant!!! Thank you Doobie Brothers and 1970's!!!! What a blast!!!!✌❤
It is, absolutely fucking brilliant!
I saw them live in October 2023 Phenomenal group. It was a show I would go see again over and over.
well I am 74 still rocking....our music was the best and none of us are going easy..no we going dancing into the future...
Omg who’s here in 2024 ??? Woaaahhhh amazing ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
❤
Me! I’m listening!!!!
I'm definitely listening!
Me too😊
32 going on 33 jamming the jams '24
What a band! What a song! What a performance!
I was born in 1981 and I LOVE the 70's culture!
Born in 47 and by 1970 we were steppin out. We went through our teen years in the 60s. Watch an early Beatles crowd. The Boomers will never be forgotten.
Born in 56/when I play this /the neighbors here it too.
Better and better and better, those -horns- that sax is insane. Impeccable singing & performing.
The bass player is the unsung hero in this song.
Agree, dude has it going on, for sure.
Been listening since 1972!!! I just turned 65 this month. I still love Tom Johnston and Patrick Simmons!!! Living legends of Rock's greatest era!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💖💖💖
Same here! Mark Russo was a great addition to TDB. He was the solo sax player for Tower of Power, another legendary band. Russo "quotes" Soul Vaccination in this video in the beginning and in the middle as a salute to TOP.
Can you imagine a double tour bill with TOP and TDB? Would that be awesome or what?
The song was released in 1973 sir
It don't get any better than this
Best disco song ever play
Dude, This train will never stop.
Amen!!! They keep on pushin' Mama...........
“Iam here”, listening to the Authentic Doobies…. They changed the dial on “funk”, Excitement, and gave the next gen a Twist of what true music/ rock was all about. That’s right……. Without Love,where would we be right now?
Nowhere in fact 💗
All my life I thought that was the title of the song. I was probably 5 or 6 when I would hear it as the teenagers would drive by the towns lake at high volumes❤
Love all these now classics when real music was played.
listening again again
I can’t stop listening to this
song, it’s addictive
When it comes to that horn - WOW.... WHAT A CRAZY SAX SOLO!!!!!! That guy's got some chops...
I played tenor sax in high school and I can appreciate the chops it takes to do a solo as great as that!
@@ReHeHeHeaaaallly Me too... Kool you played tenor. I played alto in the jazz band. Some cats really got the chops for sure!!
Tom always seems to be the strong one who holds it all together.
How does everybody keep up with him?
He must have been about 64 at the time. Damn, too bad he is not single!
Here for Quarantine 2020, catching up on my tunes, Class of '70.
Perfect time to do it, rock on!
50 year reunion of high school iam there
kodus ! Doobie bros fan forever
Amen Pat, class of 76
CLASS OF 1971.....
Awesome band. Catch them when they come to your town.
Ciao..by...gio...sss...primo...Milano.. italy...solo..musica..buona.ciao.
Ciao...by...gio..sss...primo..Milano.. italy..la...musica..con..la..m...maiuscola....e..altro..by..gio..primo..e..questo...ciao..
2023….. from Belo Horizonte/Brazil///// the BEST!!!!
Love this - absolutely - Love the Doobie Brothers since about 1973
In an era where far too many musicians don’t know when to hang it up, these guys sound FANTASTIC on this outstanding version of this great classic!
De l’idee du talent de la voix de la musicalité ……..tout quoi !!!! De la bombe ❤
Great live still after 50 years of real music singing playing instruments, no auto tune. We all played ❤
“Iam here…. Listening to the Doobies and all their “Legendary” music. Oh…..my heart and soul definately resonates with REAL MUSIC…REAL, Authentic musicians.
What a performance. That sax solo was something else
A disgrace they didn't get into the Rock and Roll HOF until 2020
It is because of that azzhole who didn't let in a whole slew of bands, groups and individual artists.... he is gone now.... so ........
Tom Johnston IS the voice of the Doobie Brothers! So glad to see him back in the lineup!
Dennis Malenfant wld give a mint to have toms energy...
Love him!
You know...Tom has been back for some 30+ years. When they toured as the Cycles album came out, it was such a rush to have basically the original band back. They are fine artists and craftsmen now. Better than ever. I’m 59.
Their amazing. All still sound great. Shows up a lot of artists these days who can’t even hold a note
I love this song since 50yers ago,now I'm 68 yerls old still sing it in the stage with my band,😅😅
My Lord! This is a PERFECT version of this song!! Kudos to the sound engineers and the musicians who have MAD MUSICAL CHOPS!! My gosh, the vocal harmonies are like hearing a concert from Heaven. Thank you to The Doobies for this wonderful soul blood transfusion.
Thanks for that comment about the Sound Engineer... I am one and no many times they thank us! the work is tremendous and your EAR is the most important instrument!
Song makes the translation into 21st House/Improv nicely...
Absolutely agree.
well goddam said. well i say lol
@@josemiranda1241 You're the unsung heroes. Musicians are nothing without good men in the front of house.
I'm a musician. Thank you for your service👍
Love the Band, seen them live half a dozen times. Gotta say that John McFee adds just a bit extra to the group. He's an absolute monster! May just have catch them again at Fair Park in June!
One of my fav songs of all-time. Such a great band, reminds me of hanging out in 1976.
Is nobody gonna mention about that amazing harmonica solo, gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it
Me too.
Shut up and stop trolling for likes...weak one.
Wasn't as good as the original
You sir , are correct 💯
@@markthompsoncpa I agree. It’s still great, tho.
Saw them live performing tonight at the Gelredome in the Netherlands (june 15, 2024). They still rock ❤
Tom Johnston was always THE sound of the Doobie Brothers to me.
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Agree but to be fair Cornelius Brumpus : also gives a commendable performance ( RIP ).
Yes, but to be fair, Michael McDonald helped keep the band afloat with hit songs and during illnesses. Michael is a class act.
Could not agree more. TJ the best.
And yet Pat wrote and sang "Black Water" - MM - "Takin it to the Streets". I wouldn't be quite so fundamentalist as to define a band so demonstrably multi layered with vocalists as defined by one of their great singers......
OMG...everytime I hear this song....getting 60years younger...YEAH my music !!!!!!!!
Now I am heading 81jrs...I love the DOOBIES!!!!! Absolutely my favorites!!!🥡👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Wahnsinn!!!!!!
Wow..that angklung sound at. 4:45...very nice remember me the isle of Bali...
Absolutely completely agree!
One of the best bands ever otjang p but as a drummer I miss Knudson & Hossack though.
Idem
My favorite Doobie from the 70s. Great, iconic band. Still Kickin' it!
Micheal Ullman--I saw them when I was 18-years-old. It was a great concert & I would love to see them again. I still have my ticket stub from that concert. I would guess the tickets won't be $8.50 now.
@@patriciawright8786 this was mine first concert them and rare earth they kick ass the real doobie brothers band before Michael Macdonald join them he took them to pop music glad saw them in early 70s when they rock!!!!👍😊
@@patriciawright8786 mine ticket when I saw them....5 dollars when music was music!😊👍
Fantastic!!!, Dangerous love is..... lets go listining music. 100000000
Here in 2024.... Doobies never get old!
Still better than most anything made today
Still amazing after all these years, they sound and look as good as ever. They should be extremely proud of what they have given to fans all these years. Very deserving of the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame and should have been in much sooner.
Agree 100,000,000%!!!
Gotta love that performance.
As a Buckeye,all I can say to the Doobie Brothers is "Welcome to Cleveland,Baby!"
Look great, like me..lol, & im their age & still listening to them!! Luv them
DOOBIES ROCK GREAT MUSIC WHAT ELES CAN I SAY YOU HEAR IT
Beautiful memories.😂
Me and my teenage friends started strumming the guitar, thus song was my song.
Whenever we brokeup our guitar and singing party's, it was yours truly and the
"LONG TRAIN RUNNING "
68yo now and still banging this iconic piece.
Pietermartzburg 🇮🇱kzn South 🇿🇦Africa
What a groove, what an awesome band and what a brilliant performance of the sax player. Fantastic !
That Sax blows it up... WOW!!!!!!!!!!
among and the other , patly he protrude even some more as the otherrs at this concert but the singer is so far really nice too and the others there too
btw rhis guy with this saxaphone is quiti big , i think at playing saxopohne thats maby rahter a advantage then a disadvage (in point big torso , big chestroom (if) big lung more air-volume , at least)
among and the other , partly he protrude even some more as the otherrs at this concert but the singer is so far really nice too and the others there too
btw rhis guy with this saxaphone is quiti big , i think at playing saxopohne thats maby rahter a advantage then a disadvage (in point big torso , big chestroom (if) big lung more air-volume , at least)
and too here horminise so far how it looks very good
Right?? I'll be honest, I'm not a big fan of saxophones, but this guy absolutely killed it 🎷🔥🤘
This song is one of the great songs by the Doobie Brothers. Brings back memories of my teens.
the guys didn't get "old" - and they are surely one of the best things that ever happened to pop/rock history. this band is fantastic. beautiful. wonderful. period.
I'm a 15 year old kid from AUS. i feel like the only one that appreciates this kind of music. i also dread the moment when everyone that heard these guys in their prime are dead. Will there only be a few of us left in the world that like this stuff. I sure hope not.
Am also a teen rocking to the Doobies
No worries
Cat avec bébé, Marseille. 1986tp❤❤
Saxo trop fort.
@@kdkd693qui est tu??
Tom Johnston, is, was, and will always will be the heart and soul of the Doobies.
One of if not the best American band of my generation. First concert I ever saw when I was about 14 and my sister took me to see them at the International Amphitheater in Chicago as they were touring in support of the first big hit Listen To The Music at which time I thought was one of the greatest songs I had ever heard. Loved them ever since the first time I heard it on the radio. 🐢 and here I am still loving them in April of 2023
After finaly defeating the Empire, Luke Skywalker pursuits his true love of playing bass for the Doobie Brothers.
One of the best versions I have heard of this song
3:33... he,he, a little wink to _Fly Like An Eagle - Steve Miller Band._
0:07 Soul Vaccination - Tower of Power ❤
Saw them live. They were simply one of the finest rock groups ever to be.
Just love da Doobie Brothers. Am still around enjoying these classics ❤❤❤
Guitar and drums and voice 😮😮😮❤❤❤❤❤
Damn, they still have it. Sax solo blew me away!
Jennie Desvignes The original singer and rythm guitar, then jazz fusion.
That sax is perfect for that song.
Perfect!
The keyboard is amazing
Sax solo was awesome
Marc Russo is killin' it on Alto Sax! Remarkable talent.
Hello am 68 still awesome this real music
I’m not sure where I’ve been for the last 30 years but I’ve only just discovered these guys.What a great song..You can feel the energy and enjoyment they’re having,it’s palpable!
You truly would have loved them in High School, during the early 1970's!!!
30 yrs!!! I been rocking high with these guys since I was 13 & I'm 61. Do the math.
Same lol.
Where have you been my disco.
Now you can love them just as the rest of us have. I am still finding treasures in their songs to this day.
Congratulations Doobie Brothers, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame bound
They are one of the greatest rock bands and this is one of their greatest songs they ever did
Masterpiece of our century and past. It's a PRECIOUS GEM every note of it. What can be more beautiful? Magic playing on Saxophone!!! Love you guys!!!
Ciao..Alessia...sss...by..gio..sss...primo..music....company...Milano.. itsly...ciao.......
I love this song never get bored listening to it 😅
Agree with you 💯
By..gio...sss..primo..e..by..gio..sss..junior..in..by..gio..sss..primo..Milano.. italy..ciaoo
One of their best songs. Always got folks on the dance floor. Rock on !
The sax solo was a perfect fit! And did I hear a tease of Fly Like an Eagle?
Yes
The band from my hometown of San Jose and Santa Cruz. Never dissapointing in concert. The sound is something you must experience at least once.
I've loved this band since the 70's! What an incredible live performance. I so wish they'd come to Europe and play Hyde Park London. Please lads, your fans on this side of the pond just can't wait!!!
I love that even today playing their old greats, they still had their two drummer set up. very cool.
I was in my late 20"s when this was new. 74 now and still lovin' it.
Great band in the time past, still great. I'm old now, but still jammin with the Doobies.
Pure Dopium + Chef´s kiss sax and bass
Solid tight fantastic...hits ya right in the soul
One of the best live rendition of this song!!! FANTASTIC!!!!
Sublime music!!!!1
Now THAT is music!! What I love about all these bands made up of real musicians is that the line up might have to change but their sound never does - The Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd as well just as examples.
Amen!
I’m so proud of being part of this generation of genius. Music now a day is not even close to what it used to be back then
You got that right !
Indeed👍🏻👍🏻
This, this is the best video of Long Train Running. You can feel the joy from the band as they perform this..What a tight, talented, tough band. Cheers boys, knocked it out of the park....
Ragazzi vi posso dire chi a vissuto gli anni 70 come me e come tutti voi della stessa generazione questo brano e' mitico.tutte le volte che faccio un viaggio in auto con la mia Thema turbo mettoquesto brano per tutto il viaggio.che sensazione .
The Harmony sounds the same it did 40 years ago - AWESOME !
You right 👍
No it doesn’t. It’s good. But entirely different singers except Pat. Arguably it’s better. Cowan sings much higher than Tiran Porter. But not the same. By the own admission the sound changes.
One of the greatest songs of all time. Iconic.
After DEEP PURPLE, this is the best group I ever seen
HUSH!
proof that old rockers can't be killed by conventional weapons...and bow down to Marc Russo on the sax, what radical player!!
He played that thing on the high notes like a trumpet. Incredible.
Marc Russo, I just had to pull up a chair and have a seat..
It's 2019 I still listen to this group and still absolutely Amazing, if somebody with me pls thumb up?
Sareth Ou You absolutely Right!!!!!
They are fantastic!!! then and still !!
Always a staple
Just saw them in September, they were unbelievable, loaded with energy, better than ever!
Great version.
Who's even more in Awe in 23?
矢さ
Absolutely!!!!
I am here 😊 Dez 2023 🇧🇷
Who crying, I’m not crying.
Moi
Best sax solo I ever heard. He put his musical talents and soul into it. WOW
Best sax solo I ever heard.
Marc Russo. Amazing.
He litetally took the piss with that solo. Best sax solo ive even seen
Mark Rousseau killed it. Best ever.
If it was anyone that'd have made the greatest sax solo, it'd be Marc Russo!
His solo in 'Trouble In Paradise' still blows my mind, sent the damn thing into orbit!!
This live performance is why the Doobie Brothers were the best .... the Sax section really ads to the live performance. They started
in San Jose, California (my hometown) while I was in Vietnam 1970. Been a fan ever since. God Bless 'Em all. Every concert was
a treat for sure and they were always great to the fans. RDC .....
わたしの脳の海馬に永遠とのこるサウンドであります!
One of the best jams ever.. That Sax, oh that Sax... this song is a Monster-Piece!!!!