The Doobie Brothers - Listen To The Music - Live '81
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- From The Campus Of University Of California Santa Barbara In
1981, Doobie Brothers Perform "Listen To The Music."
Michael McDonald's Heavy Backing Vocals Sound Remarkably Stellar On This Song. His Voice Strongly Supports Drummer, Keith Knudsen, Who Takes Lead Performance On This One. And Chet McCracken's Drumming Adds So Much Dimension To The Music Arrangements. Nice Use Of The Cymbals Here. Also Check Out Michael McDonald's Skills On The Piano. He's The Hotshot On His Keyboard.
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I never knew that the drummers did the vocals for this song?!
Just after Tom Johnston quit the band.
Aviators, receding hairline mullet, blue polo tucked into a crisp pair of leather pants on a 125lb tan bearded guy. Only in the 80s, man.
I think Keith was gorgeous x
Also discovered that Keith contracted polio as a child 😢 x
Finally! Congratulations on your election into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
I'm really good friends with this woman named Kate, she was married to Keith. She's introduced me to all the band members! What an amazing moment that was! I'm now really close to John Mcfee, he's my mentor on the guitar! They've been such an amazing band. Always have been, and always will be! Doobies forever!
Ha, I didn't know Keith could sing. The Doobies are so cool.
Yep! He's got quite a voice too. He would wear a microphone headset at shows so that he could contribute to their vocal harmonies while drumming.
Cool! A great voice here. If Tom couldn't be there, yes, Keith was ready to step up, no problem. A great show on a sunny California day. I saw them on this tour and it was a blast. Great songs, all great talents...man they just rocked the place. Thanks for great memories guys.
Only the really good members of bands die first. RIP Keith Knudsen
The Doobie Brothers should be in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame!!
Thet are as of 2020!
You know that you have a talented band when the members can all improvise solos and all contribute to the vocals of a member who was absent (Tom Johnston). Keith Knudsen has more talent at the end of his little finger than all musicians today combined.
You don't listen to new music? That's quite embarrassing to admit.
@@herbie747 Embarrassing is admitting that you listen to it. There's nothing out there today worth a crap. It's all corporate bullshit. Some of these cookie cutter singers have the nerve to
call themselves artists. They're
WE lost Keith way too early.
I love this doobies lineup , Keith was and is a legend , incredible musician so skilled , beautiful voice I wish I could have experienced this.
A dream .
Listen to Keith!
this was the best rendition of the Doobie Bros Band -- Chet McCraken, Bobbie LaKind, Willie Weeks, Mike McDonald, Jon McFee....loved this band.!!!
They were good, but they didn't have Mr. Doobie Tom Johnston. Without Tom, it is a safe bet to say most people would have never heard of the Doobies.
How about Mr Simmons? X
@@karendoherty4604 : goes without saying. Out of my "list" ^^up there^^ he would be the only original.
Keith had a wonderful voice.
Not only was Keith Knudsen a great drummer, but a great singer too.
It's worth noting that Keith did co-lead vocals in the Doobie Brothers song "Double Dealin' Four Flusher" for their 1975 album Stampede.
He was the coolest!
Related?
He truly was - IS a legend . Multi talented beautiful voice
Great song, great live band. You can tell they recorded this right from the board and this was LIVE! Great stuff, thank you.
They were having so much fun :-)
I correct myself, Keith the drummer did the lead vocals in the live sets in later years
Keith Knudsen "Southern Pacific" RIP
Uncle Chet, we'll keep listening to the music. RIP
Afincados y con mucho ritmo , buenos muy buenos músicos todos
I like your description for this song, it comes from appreciation for the band, their rock n roll and music. Great performance as well!
Great version! Excellent musicians!
Love it!
Awesome version!
This song is timeless...Keith sounds great. But my heart is with the younger Tom Johnston voice for this song. So awesome. It has a bit more edge to it. I believe the song was written by Tom Johnston as well. I like this version but it feels a bit too fast. Just my opinion.
Gotta agree with you on that. Tom Johnston did this song better, but I think that Keith was doing a good job keeping it alive when Tom wasn't in the band.
The greatest band of all time
Son❤ maravillosos increíbles
Willie Weeks was a perfect replacement for Tiran.
Was that Kenny Loggins ? 👀
R.I.P. KEITH KNUDSEN
Geil
Impresive voice
Love the Doobie Brother’s music, but sadly this isn’t their best effort. Keep on rockin though.
They don't look nearly as dirty and stoned as they use to 😂😂😂. Sounds amazing!
Keith Knudsen rocks!
MAGNIFICENT
2019..12..13..19..12..42..19.....love..thiskieth...superman...happy.birthday
Willie Weeks can play with anyone!
You can almost smell the booger sugar
Listen to the music ❤❤❤❤❤
Keith Knudsenの下手な側転がたまんないすね。
...too fast...….
Superman. FAREWELL. You. Are. Forgiven. That's. Why. Your. Superman.
Holy shit, this is awful….
I think the only downside is the vocals. Keith Knudsen did a good job on this but nobody can get to the level of the original lead singer Tom Johnston
Keith did a good Job, but Tom is the man! McDonald is the worst member of the band.
Watch your mouth about Michael McDonald!!