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I like Michael McDonald's voice in "it keeps you running". Pretty intense.
That's my favourite song from the McDonald era ! Good one !
Good suggestion!
Such a great singer, one of the best.
I was working at a record store in Santa Cruz when I saw Tiran Porter coming to the store and I quickly put on Minute By Minute so he'd hear it when he entered. When he came in he looked at me like "C'mon, Man!" and then I just smiled at him as it dawned on him that I wasn't playing The Doobies.
It was a new album by Larry Carlton. He was surprised and delighted...and bought the album (with about 20 others!)
The music of the Doobie Brothers is a treasure. They've always had RnB stylings in their music but after Michael McDonald joined they became more rooted in that style
Try this gem from them…“Another Park, Another Sunday”
Michael McDonald "I keep Forgettin" is phenominal.
It Keeps You Running, Echoes of Love with Michael on vocals, and Black Water and Another Park Another Sunday with original vocalist, all fantastic songs and all different.
This.
Middle.
Eight.
Grabs me DEEP every time.
The Michael McDonald version of The Doobie Brothers was actually a huge change in the band's direction. The Doobie Brothers used to be a pretty hard-rocking band in their earlier days. You should check that early stuff out. You won't believe it's the same band. I prefer the rock stuff.
Thank you, Dropped them after the blue eyed soul Schtick kicked in.
@@hatsbo1 Calling it "Blue eyed soul" is reductive. Calling it a shtick is ignorant.
Love the Doobie Brothers. Funny thing is that Jeff Baxter became a consultant for the department of defense. His specialty was in missile defense. He is still involved in national security issues. All of this was an outgrowth of his interest in electronic music and the algorithms. Black Water and China Grove are two of my favorite DB songs.
Baxter is a real interesting guy. .
You need to listen to “Taking it to the Streets” next. It’s Michael’s signature song and it’s a classic.
YES.
And "It Keeps You Running."
Yes! Another great song!
Absolutely!
Live version is the best!
Jeff (the skunk) Baxter was in the original Steely Dan band and also The Doobie Brothers (lead Guitar) . Michael was latter brought into the Doobie Brothers , but he has been a back up singer to many artists . More Doobie Brothers !
In fact Jeff is the one who recommended Michael to the Doobies since they worked together in Steely Dan.
When they toured for this album, Skunk primarily played a Roland guitar synth which I think is prominent on this and some of the other tracks. His solo on the end of "How Do The Fools Survive" was legendary, and accomplished in one take.
Skunk Baxter is the seated, laid-back guitarist you were talking about from the live version of What a Fool Believes
So cool watching you two discover this music. Bought this on 8 track along with Supertramp's "Breakfast in America." Magical music for my 12 year-old mind in SoCal.
Highly recommend their album Takin It To The Streets and great songs Takin it to the streets, It keeps you runnin and Losin end .
Welcome to my world. This is the music I grew up listening with Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan... Try Doobie Brothers "Real Love". By the way, love your show.
Great stuff with MM... But please don't forget the EARLY Doobies, which put them "on the map"...!!!
Regards,
ALinCAL : )
The Pop era of The Doobie Brothers, w/ Michael McDonald, is great, but please don't sleep on the pre-McDonald era, w/ Tom Johnston, when they first became hugely famous. They had many Rock hits w/ Tom, such as "China Grove" " Listen To the Music" "Black Water" and many more.
I like the pre-McDonald era the best
Yep. That's the Doobie Brothers sound. Although Michael is a great singer, he kinda ruined the band for me. But he's a nice fella. Talked to him and Dobie Gray on the phone once.
I don't understand at all why people who prefer pre-McDonald Doobies keep saying it became too "pop". You can prefer whichever one you like, but I think Michael gave them more of an R & B feel, not Pop! (OK, maybe "What a Fool Believes" was a bit pop, but still a great song...). The former Doobies were just more basic rock or soft rock, that's the main difference (besides Michael's incredible voice).
OK, if by more Pop you mean more commercial, then I still call BS.
Hello again folks. I’m glad you both enjoyed that blue-eyed smooth jazz / soul song. By the way. I’m also requesting another Doobie Brothers song from the Minute By Minute album; and it’s called, How Do Those Fools Survive?
Michael McDonald and Skunk Baxter of Steely Dan play on the albums Minute By Minute, Livin' on the Fault Line and Takin' it to the Streets.
Their best albums are Stampede and The Captain and Me. Both before Michael joined.
Now that you have hit some Doobie Brothers, how about diving back into some Jethro Tull (one of my favorite bands of all time - complex at times, hard and prog rock other times, yet fun and whimsical). Recommend you listen to the song that got you hooked, My God, live at the Isle of Wight, 1970. There is a surprise here for Lex (think Ian Anderson "speaking" through his flute).
The entire Minute By Minute album is phenomenal. Not a bad song on it.
Hi Nick and Lex, my friend is the Guitar tech for the Doobie Brothers but I can't remember the live video where at the end he takes a bow
Doobies Brothers and Steely Dan. You have no idea. Enjoy. Two long journeys there.
I worked at a Ski Resort in the Canadian Rocky Mountains in 1979, on the graveyard shift. I skied every day. This is the first song I played after I woke up.
Good Times.
So, the story that I read and confirmed by Don and Walt, is that after Michael joined the band as backing vocal to record Katy Lied, Royal Scam, and Aja, the band mates and producer Gary Katz told Michael he was too good to continue as just a backing vocal, and to venture out on his own. Spread your wings as they say. It obviously worked out joining the Doobies and this great album. Later by 2006, he joined Steely Dan on the band's summer tour, both as the opening act and as part of the band. Wish I had gone to see them back then. Michael is such a huge force on his own.
That whole album is very good but the 2 best songs on it are "How Do The Fools Survive" and "You Never Change"
Doobie Brothers are awesome. Great songs. It keeps you running and Black Water are just a few of many great tracks.
I'm pretty sure I know the live performance of "What a Fool Believes" that you saw, and if I'm right, then the seated guitarist you're referring to is Jeff "Skunk" Baxter. Before he was with the Doobies, he was with Steely Dan! In fact, he is the one who suggested that the Doobies hire Michael McDonald (after Tom Johnston had to leave the band for health reasons), because he knew McDonald from when they worked together on Steely Dan songs. Baxter is such an interesting man.... believe it or not, he ended up working as a defense consultant, and advised U.S. members of Congress on missile defense. 😮 I mean, seriously! The story about how he came to work with the government on missile defense is too long to review here, but it is explained on his Wikipedia page.
If I’m not mistaken, you’ve already listened to “Red Streamliner” by Little Feat. Mr. McDonald lent his pipes to that track as well.
The Doobie Brothers are so much more than Michael McDonald. A lot of Doobie fans prefer their earlier stuff WITHOUT him!
100% Agreement. MacDonald is a great singer, but some Tracks are a little bit cheesy.
Me, for example. Give me Long Train Runnin' over this, any day.
@@jamesrowe3606 Guess we can't have both, aye?
Has to be China Grove guys
And a lot don’t 😉. Two very different approaches. Be happy that you can add what you like from the MM years without giving up the TJ stuff.
Doobies forever! Can't wait to see them in Phoenix in October!! Real music, real melodies and harmonies, miss those days.
you don't need a doobie to enjoy the doobies.
The Doobie Brothers have two very distinct periods - before Michael McDonald joined the band and after. Both wonderful, but very different. (Have you guys hit Boz Scaggs yet? You really should - try The Lowdown.)
Guys check out Michael Mc s solo stuff especially his albums of Motown classics, awesome stuff . Also his duet with Patti Labelle On my own it’s a great mix of two legendary voices. I’ll be watching
Michael McDonald - I keep forgettin' we're not in love anymore!!!
The Doobie Brothers are absolutely crucial to survival in the modern world. Some Michael MacDonald helps too. Great music from the first album, right though the addition of Mr. Macdonald. Guitar layering was much more prevalent in the beginning, where Michael brought keyboards front and center.
Blackwater from the early albums gives you the true origins of the band. Michael steered the band to a more vocal, and yes, more commercial sound.
Taking it to the Streets is very RADIO friendly from the later stuff, but the energy is infectious (and Michael blows the doors off their hinges).
Michael McDonald wrote with Kenny Loggins a bit and Tiran Porter was the bass player you heard on this track.
Go back to McDonld's first album with the Doobies and check Takin' It To the Streets & It Keeps You Runnin' and also his duet with Carly Simon on the album before this one.
Love the Doobies. First time I heard this song I thought it sounded like a SD song. The electric piano cords for sure.
The first concert I ever went to, was The Doobie Brothers. It was their "Minute by Minute" tour, Wings Stadium, Kalamazoo, Michigan. I was 16 years old. And let me tell you, there was lots of "Doobie" in the air. Great concert, great album. This whole album is great. You should also do "It keeps you running", "Jesus is just alright", "Losing End" (both by the Doobies and Michael's solo version), and "For someone special", featuring their bass player, Tiran Porter on vocals. And yes, my older sister was/is in love with MIchael McDonald. Great reaction.
Michael McDonald made great music with the Doobies, but he joined after they had already had some major success. He replaced Tom Johnston who was having major health issues. To get a great sense of their early hits, go with Listen to the Music, Black Water, China Grove or Long Train Runnin. Even if you don't put them on the channel it will give you a real appreciation of what a great band they were prior to Michael.
React to "Real Love" Doobie Brothers !!!
Definitely time for more Doobie Brothers music. This album is full of great tunes with MM. What will happen now is that you will experience their sound with MM and Jeff Baxter, then you will start going back into their earlier music. There is a lot to hear on Minute by Minute. Also Living on the Fault Line has some really good songs, and as an old fella, I've got to tell that a lot of their early music was really good too. I like Stampede, Toulouse Street, The Captain and Me, and What Were Once Vices are Now Habits. Many will suggest China Grove and Long Train Runnin', but I will tell you to give a listen to Dark Eyed Cajun Woman, Without You, and The Captain and Me, or just do the whole album. The same with What Were Once Vices, that whole album is worth a listen. Black Water, Eyes of Silver, Down in the Track, and Another Park, Another Sunday, all great tunes from this great album.
Happy that you made back to the Doobies.
Thanks guys, you always make my day!
Do the whole album.
Need to hit some older Doobie Brother's as well, pre-Michael. They were super good and popular then as well. Long Train Running, China Grove, Old Black Water, Jesus is Just Alright, and many others.
And also their Listen to the Music hit.
My recommendation for a Doobie Brothers song that is a deep track that is not well known but that means a lot to me personally and that I love is "For Someone Special", from the "Takin' It to the Streets" album. I would love it if you checked that one out.
When rock n roll was rock!!! 🤙😆🌻🌼❣️💓 This song STILL gives me chills.
Nick n Lexi Love 💕 y'all! yes we had a crush 🥰 on him. Sexy voice and looks.
Well nick I think u almost lost lex on this song his voice is amazing no doubt I remember my sister falling madly in love with him when this song came out.😂😂😂 I had the chance to see them in concert in the 1970 great band great music brings back great memories.
Have you listened to any Doobie Brothers prior to the arrival of Michael McDonald?
Black Water is the pinnacle of The Doobies, prior to MM joining…Living on the Fault Lines is great with MM
Those two songs are what I was going to suggest too! 😂
Keep up the great work
I also recommend "Takin' it to the Streets". You'll love it!
YES!! Wasn't that the first Doobies single with McDonald?? And at first people thought it must be the bass player because of how "black" he sounded and also McDonald was basically unknown at that time.
@@dggydddy59 Yep. The only people who really knew of Michael McDonald were us Steely Dan fans, for whom he sang backup vocals (extremely well)!
Please listen to Mike Mcdonald's "I Keep Forgettin'", It's amazing!!
I like MM okay, but prefer the band on earlier albums. Check out "Another Park, Another Sunday" when you have a chance.
👍👍👍👍
I was going suggest “How Do Those Fools Survive?” from the same album, but you’re probably right…just listen to it all, maybe in little marathons. The Doobie Brothers had two distinct phases. The original group was fantastic and featured Tom Johnston and Patrick Simmons. They were more rock and acoustic oriented and big in the early to mid 70’s. When Tommy got ill Michael McDonald stepped in and brought a more jazz feel. I must admit the transition was shocking back then. But I quickly came to like the sound and MM’s undeniable talent. Plus the ‘Skunk’! This is still one of my favorite albums.
Try duran duran the song The CHAUFFEUR Amazing simon Lebon is incredible real talent
So many better Doobie songs!
Doobies are awesome before McDonald.
I do enjoy Michael McDonald and I do like this song, but every time I hear it I can't help thinking about this scene from 40-Year-Old-Virgin, which features MM and Minute By Minute.
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bit more upbeat before macdonald -- long train running -- black water
Tight, right?!
𝘉𝘭𝘢𝘤𝘬 𝘞𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘳, 𝘓𝘰𝘯𝘨 𝘛𝘳𝘢𝘪𝘯 𝘙𝘶𝘯𝘯𝘪𝘯', 𝘐𝘵 𝘒𝘦𝘦𝘱𝘴 𝘠𝘰𝘶 𝘙𝘶𝘯𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨, 𝘓𝘪𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘯 𝘛𝘰 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘔𝘶𝘴𝘪𝘤, 𝘊𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘢 𝘎𝘳𝘰𝘷𝘦 ... check 'em out? Please?
imagine living in a world where you lived every moment of your life surrounded by these songs. Dating, parties, driving, hanging out with friends, the radio in your room. It was the perfect backdrop to having a awesome life.
We took it for granted I think. Now is like a desert
@@kathylee1261 Yeah we took it as a given that musicians would always create great music but like you said we're living in a musical desert and with few oases in sight.
Guys! Ride like the Wind by Christopher Cross and Michael McDonald oh yeh so smooth such a groove!!! I'm on the ruuuuunnn, such a long way to goooooooo!!!! To make it to the border to Mexico 🤟❤️🏝️🌞
Long Train Runnin’ the original studio album version 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Yes! Great track as well.
The Doobies, in all their forms, are just a plain old groovy group. Tom or Mike singing either way we continue to groove to the Doobies. I enjoy a doobie while listening.
Similarly to Steely Dan, the Doobie Brothers have had a couple of different iterations. Formed in the early 70s in Santa Cruz California, they were originally a laid back biker band, after the first radio hit with "Listen to the Music" they consolidated their sound on the album The Captain and Me in the early mid 70s. In 1976 the band leader and lead guitarist Tom Johnston became chronically sick and dropped out of the band. Michael McDonald stepped in and a whole new keyboard driven sound emerged. The MM version of the DB was born during the disco era. Older fans hated the change. I liked both bands but preferred the earlier hard rocking guitar version. You should try the above mentioned album and just run it through. Forner SD guitarist Jeff Baxter had joined the earlier DB version after Steely Dan stopped touring, and remained with the group through the change to the MM version. Personally, I truly love MMs voice, but he shines best in his solo work, and yes, you'll love the Dukes of September with Fagen, McDonald, and guitarist Boz Skaggs. I saw them live in 2009 when they first formed.
Michael McDonald changed the Doibie's direction when he joined. His voice and the new-found sophistication of the back-up vocals came as quite a surprise to long-time fans. Jeff (Skunk) Baxter on guitar and Tiran Porter's remarkable bass lines made Minute By Minute one of the very best albums of the decade.
Totally agree! It's a gem from start to finish for all the reasons you mentioned.
Black water, listen to the music and taking it to the streets.
What a kick watching you two groove on some Doobie Brothers! I love "Losin' End" from Takin' It to the Streets, as well as the title track and "It Keeps You Runnin'". As far as pre- Michael Doobies goes, I love the album What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits, and the cuts "Tell Me What You Want (And I'll Give You What You Need)", "Another Park, Another Sunday", and "Flying Cloud".
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Great choices!
Love It keeps you runnin 👍🏻👍🏻
More Michael M. in back up vocal mode? "Ride Like the Wind", Christopher Cross.
Lex, you still gotta have Nick react to 'Black Water' #nicknlexrequest👍
This whole album is da bomb.
Having seen these guys like 20 times starting in the mid 70's, I can tell you every combination of players was incredible! For some of their deeper (and better cuts), try For Someone Special, Don't Stop To Watch The Wheels, Rio, Livin On The Fault Line, and for a killer guitar song check out Road Angel!
The other singer from that DVD you mentioned is Boz Scaggs. I recommend just about any DB song. Try Blackwater, that’s a goodun’
That was a great and “Dirty Low Down” comment! Haha 😛
@@michelemichele3375 Thanks MM, I didn’t see your comment till just now, I was out runnin’ with the Jonses!
@@realbser1956 uh-huh. Got to have a Jones for this, a Jones for that … this runnin’ with the Joneses, Boy, just ain’t where it’s at … ✨😉
Socrates: “To do is to be.”
Lao Tsu: “To be is to do.”
Frank Sinatra: “Doobie Doobie Do.”
(Sorry. I’ll stand in the corner facing the wall now.) 🤪
Love it! I actually remember that too. ✨🤪
There’s a big difference between the Doobs pre-Michael and post-Michael.
I loved them so much prior to his arrival… and hoping you’ll check the pre-Michael stuff too, because it’s marvelous.
Probably repeating myself, but the 1st 2 8-tracks I bought with my own money were Doobie Bros. Captain & Me… and Steely Dan, Can’t Buy a Thrill!
I love the Doobie Brothers especially before MM joined the band. Must listen!
I'm glad u all like these songs...see what a groove it was back then...we old geezers had the best music to listen too
There are a lot of good Doobie Brothers to do and there’s a lot of good songs on this album. For guitar sake you got to listen and react to Jeff Skunk Baxter founding member of steely Dan who plays steel guitar and a lot of great guitar solos on the first three Steely Dan albums. He has some killer solos. Jeff skunk Baxter is the relaxed guitar player you’re seeing on the videos. On this record the last song is How Do the Fools Survive you have to react to it, you will be crushed if you don’t.Baxter He did the solo in one take and he smoked it right out of the park. Literally (smoked it) they are the Doobie Brothers after all. Another thing on this album would be some of the Patrick Simmons songs as he is one of the founding members of the Doobie Brothers. It wouldn’t be fair not to react to at least one of their founding members. There are a lot of people that don’t agree with you about Michael McDonald and think that he took Them on a circuitous path. But there are many paths up the mountain. You should listen to taking it to the streets but I prefer Living on the Fault Line….. better for what it’s worth it’s a jazzy album not as commercial as Taking it to the Streets, it’s all good though. It would appease the hard core Doobie Brothers fans if you reacted to a Patrick Simmons song off of Minute by Minute. I would check out, Don’t Stop to Watch the Wheels. You won’t truly satisfy the hard-core Doobie Brothers fans until you listen to some Tom Johnston songs of which there are many great ones. Long Train Running is a great place to start. It’s hard to go wrong just got to figure out how to make yourself happy along the way, everybody else will follow. Thanks again for another great reaction. 😍
Another Lonely Park Another Summer, Doobies cult fave. You two will absolutely love it. No Michael McDonald but Tom Johnson does a bang up job on vocals and Patrick and Skunk work lovely rhythm guitars!
Another Park, Another Sunday is a classic single that should have been a bigger hit then it was
Apas is my favorite Doobie brothers song
@@timbrown7656 amazing song
Let the “Doobie Flood” gates open!
There’s at least 7-8 great ones!
Check out The Dukes of September. That group is Fagan and McDonald together.
South City Midnight Lady
It Keeps You Running
Blackwater
Another Park Another Sunday
Listen To the Music
Takin It to the Streets
For starters, there's a boatload more, enjoy!
Love me some Michael McDonald, BUT...Nobody has mentioned the earlier Doobie Brothers album Toulouse Street...It has the hit songs, Listen To The Music, Rocking Down The Highway and Jesus Is Just Alright...The rest of that album is Deep Cuts Gold!!
Also...People saying they are Soft Rock or something else never saw them in concert or listened to their early albums...I grew up on The Doobies...Have their albums...Saw them in concert...THEY ROCK!!💯
Ohhh goodness guys China Grove, Jesus is just alright, long train running, What a fool believes, listen to the music( every human needs to hear this one🤣) Black water........lolol
Yes! If you're diggin' The Doobie Brothers, you should check out Michael McDonald's 1991 album "Take It To Heart". Every track on that album is fantastic but my favorite one is "Love Can Break Your Heart". Please check that out! Peace!
P.S. You'll also find Michael doing background on Toto's "I'll Be Over You" and Christopher Cross' "Ride Like The Wind" just to name a couple.
check out the Doobie Brothers song, " it keep you running" great song, Michael McDonald at his best
Nick, you need to check out The Dukes of September. That group is Donald Fagan and Michael McDonald and Boz Scaggs together. Back up female vocalists are the veterans of Steely Dan live tours.
You need to listen to Doobie’s I Cheat the Hangman. Wait for the horns. I bet you cry. :) Doobies have 3 lead singers of note. This time it’s Patrick Simmons. Also lead on Black Water which is also very good.
The other guy on that DVD your friend lent you is probably boz scaggs and try him out Lido Shuffle and Lowdown. You will love it
Michael McDonald has done a lot of backing vocals with Toto, try the song 'I'll be over you'
Insufferable "pre-McDonald" gatekeepers in the comments. Sheesh.
I took my brother (3 years younger) to the Doobie Brothers for his first concert. He loved it. Many great albums, but one of my favorites is "The Captain and Me." Recommended - South City Midnight Lady, Dark Eyed Cajun Woman, and Ukiah. All deep cuts for sure. However, EVERYTHING on this album is exceptional.
I'm with you re my favourite album, but I have always loved the complexity of 'Clear as the Driven Snow'. I saw them do this song live and it was so good to watch them play it. I don't think many in the audience knew it, but by the end they were asking for more. In my top 5 groups of all time.
You haven't begun to scratch the surface of the Doobs.
If you love this, try Lonesome Loser from the Little river band
The Doobies were way more interesting pre-McDonald. Try out the likes of "Clear as the Driven Snow," "I Cheat the Hangman," and "Daughters of the Sea"/"Flying Cloud."
Completely disagree. There's a lot of die-hard original Doobie fans but the Doobies are just as good with McDonald. He breathed some new life into the band whether you want to believe/agree or not. I'm not discounting the original lineup, they're great, but McDonald did NOT ruin the band.
Everybody’s got something to hide ‘cept for me and my monkey 🙈 - Love your name ✨😉
I ❤️❤️ I Cheat the Hangman. Verrry Proggy.
@@Grizazzle Did I say McDonald ruined the band? 🤷♂️ His era was good, too, but I happen to prefer their somewhat edgier work from before he joined.
Hi guys...coolsville hear...Ty
The captain and me album is a "must" listen
Count me in the early Doobies camp, just because they and Elvin Bishop among others were big in my senior year (1974). One memory, me as the nerd hanging with a couple of cheerleaders (who were amazed when I came to school with my right hand in a huge bandage from surgery after being run through with a switchblade) and the Doobies “China Grove” playing in the background. Ah, the early days.
Did I say “China Grove”? Yeah, “China Grove.”