The Doobie Brothers Takin' It To The Streets (LIVE) REACTION
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Takin' It To The Streets - The Doobie Brothers
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The Doobie Brothers are the soundtrack of the late '70s, summer days, hanging out with friends, tossing frizbies.
Our frisbees were usually upside down under the car seat.......:)
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damn skippy !! and beer too !
@@rubbersole79 , ah, yes, I had the "dual purpose" frisbee as well. Had a lot of fun with that frisbee, no matter which way I used it ; D
@@rubbersole79 Holding your stash like a tray?
Michael McDonald is about to sing. Buckle up! Such a smooth, great voice.
I went to high school with the saxophone player. He was married to my best friend's sister. His name was Cornelius Bumpus. He was an awesome musician!
I met him once at a Little Feat concert. He wouldn't dance. 😂 I said you're a musician, how can you not dance? But he said he just doesn't dance. Too funny. But he was very sweet and kind. ✌️
He also played with Steely Dan at times
Drummer Keith Knudson was from my hometown - Madison, Wisconsin.
He's crazy good
Wow that is amazing. Thanks for sharing. God rest his soul
"You don't know me, but I'm your brother" - what a great opening line!! This is songwriting gold.
So true. Ranks right up there with 'Sunshine on my shoulders makes me happy.' Two of the best opening lyrics ever imo...
Thank you, India, for your message of love and peace, which is what they were singing about and what the world needs so badly now.
We sure were closer in the 1970s than we are today. ❤️
Everyone watching and listening, life before cell phones, wonderful in many ways...jmo
long train running" is another great doobie brothers song". first" yay
No one wants to admit what this song is really about, which is REVOLUTION and I dig every lyric!!!
Come back, India, from wherever you went!
I for one miss you
Michael Mcdonald is from St Louis and his sister wrote an essay about race and it inspired his writing. Alot of great music in all of us because we all are God's children and DNA CONNECTED! Go's bless America 🇺🇸 and you!!
I'm an old Doobie head, this was their peak with Michael McDonald. His work with Steely Dan was phenomenal as well. Not to mention his giant solo success. He is so good live he elevates the band, the audience, everyone.
Good tune, but the MM era is my least favorite from the Doobies. He definitely left his imprint, kind of "took over" while he was there, I prefer the more "group effort" tunes without him.
Been loving the Doobie brothers since the 70's, their good sound was everywhere! India you will love all the great tunes they have! ✌💕
Motown vibe finally goes from the back burner to the forefront!
I love my Doobie Brothers!
The Doobie Brothers broke racial boundaries without trying
We weren't even thinking about racial boundaries back then. At least in my world, we weren't. I don't know what's happened this last decade. We've gone backwards. It's sad.
FourLeaf Clover If you were one of the oppressed you didn’t have that as a option is whatI have learned. Racism is divisive and the wealthy elites like it that way.
Actually happened 45 years earlier with the Benny Goodman Quartet with Teddy Wilson and Lionel Hampton! Jazz pioneered interracial groups long before RnB and Rock and Roll!
You'll hear that same vocalist on some of the Steely Dan albums as well.
Micheal McDonald has got soo much soul and a rich voice.
The lead singer (Michael McDonald) sang back up on several Steely Dan songs--most notably 'Peg' and 'Kid Charlemagne'' as well as also backing Christopher Cross on the classic 'Ride Like the Wind'.
I'm not usually big on live versions, but I have to admit this was DAMN GOOD!
These dudes are so tight. Holy hell.
Doobie brothers are legendary
This performance gives me the chills.
I thought it was only me!
Its fun watching young generation check out the old skool. What a song and performance. Glad you appreciated it. Lyrics still relevant today. Check this song when they did it on "Whats Happening" 70's sitcom.
That’s Michael McDonald singing lead.he was solo before this and after. He was everywhere inthe 70s 80s and 90s. He did duets with everybody. He did “on my own” with patti label. You would be listening to a pop artist throughout these decades. Suddenly you would hear a male backup singer in the back of the track and it was him. Who knows if he made much money but michaels vocals we wanted and were everywhere. He might not have even gotten credit for what he did but he did it all. Best backup male vocalist of all these decades.
I first saw the Doobie Brothers on an episode of What's Happening i was 8 fell in love with them 43 now and still my favorite song ever ❤
Same here, same age as well
Smooth as silk and a feast for the eyes 🩷
You nailed it India.
My generation being raised up in the 60's and 70's was a special time in history. We liked each other! That was just how the times were.We learned about life through the greatest era of music there will ever be.
The Music is what drove us to live.
We bonded with friends through Bands and their songs. We went to Concerts and passed the joints to the people in front, next to or behind us.
Life today is nothing resembling what we lived through back when. We have evolved negatively, into a very Angry society. The stuff record companies produce today that is called music, is far away from what you heard here today. Many of us We can't understand how so many could love today's messages and sounds which speaks in downward tones, where as the songs of the "ROCK" generation spoke of good times, and getting along with each other.
BTW Concert tickets cost anywhere from $2.50 to a whopping $7.50 in the early to mid 70's. I hated to but I had to spend the unheard cost of $10.50 to see Led Zepplin in 1977 Cleveland Coliseum, Section 110, Row "H", seat 8. I will never forget that seat nor that Night. I also saw them the next night, show was not as good as the first.
Great days man.
YOU WON'T FIND A PERSON OF ANY COLOR/AGE THAT DOESN'T LIKE THIS SONG! BEFORE MY TIME, but I thank my MOM(RIP)!!They didn't make bad music! THIS SONG SOUNDS GOOD AS HELL LIVE!! U CAN'T LISTEN TO THIS and NOT GET AMPED!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Next.... Black Water and then China Grove please!
Michael McDonald is nothing short of perfect whether it’s with the Doobie Brothers, solo or lending his voice as backup for other artists. His sound always comes through. Please REACT to his ‘I Can Let Go Now’.
They were all about positivity.❤️
The Doobie Brothers had just so many hits.
The fantastic and completely distinctive voice of Michael McDonald. All the truely great vocalists make it look so easy
Yes, that voice is incredible. A rare set of pipes.
Just crazy musicianship, and so much fun.
Thank you for reminding me how good my parents music was
Love the Doobie Brothers! Have to check out Jesus is just alright with me !
'Minute By Minute'.......is great too.....but seriously.......EVERY Doobie tune hits home.
This is my favorite track of this group 👍🏼👍🏼💯
The Doobie's were all about ☮️ and love 🎤🎶💙
AMEN! We are a brother/sisterhood!
I saw them a few times with both lead singers and they were always great but Michael was outrageous
Our music was the best back then, music today doesn't compare
When music was “REAL” pure talent!! God I miss those days 🎸💙🎤♥️
51 year old male here. First and foremost, let me say that I am beyond impressed that someone as young as you appear to be, seems to have taken interest to listening to many great music of years past, probably way before your time. The Doobie Brothers is definitely on my list of favourite artists since I will be going to see them in concert this coming July. That said, if you take "requests", could you please react to some other Doobie Brothers tracks, like "Mississippi Moon", "What A Fool Believes" and "One Step Closer". If you're willing, please react to Anita Baker's "Sweet Love" and "Same Ole Love".
my forever jam! 😁. find minute by minute by them. i won't b disappointed.
These guys are so good that they are frequently better live than in the studio.
Love this song.
remember when they were on "What's Happening" and that big-ass tape recorder fell out of Rerun's trench coat?
sendtorich Which Doobie You be? Great episode till this day I would love to know the back story on how they appeared on the show?
@@1sotrue "what are you, a half-brother"? LOL
@@Straight0uttaCrofton "This time a little more Bass"... Dee was such a character. She was rude to Michael McDonald too
Top Doobie Song and that is saying a lot!!!!!
this live recording from Santa Barbara 1982 is my favorite video with Doobie Brothers, they were at the top of their game. You should see the whole concert If you havn't.
Doobie Brothers has a song called Long Train Running that's a big one
The Doobies took us to Church with this one.
Michael McDonald is amazing! I love the Doobie Brothers
Can you imagine him singing with Greg Allman?
@@armadillotoe That would be incredible, they have very similar sounds to their voices
Saw them ive in Hollywood fl. some years ago and just listen and you'll have a little idea what a great time we all had.
There are two incarnations of the Doobies. The first and current with Tom Johnston on lead vocals and this bluesey almost ethnic version with Michael McDonald. They can rock, blow blues, and make you move.
Peace and love.
That so soulful voice of Michael McDonald just goes to show soul has no color.
India love your beautiful comments! 💕 and yes, nothing makes my spirit soar more than a positive love vibe.
One of the great rock groups of the 70s . So many hits 😎👍🏻
Protesting,peace and early 80's mullet hair!
Doobie Brothers: "What a fool believes"..cool song for you to react on India.
Love everything Doobie!! You're going to love "What a Fool Believes" and "It Keeps You Runnin'".
And "Long Train Runnin" "China Grove"
The Doobies are awesome!
Was at that show. i feel genuinely sorry for anyone who wasn't alive those days, late 60's early 70's
That's what real music sounds like. I was born in an Era luckily to take this for granted. Lord, sorry
I’m loving your song choices! My younger years had amazing music! ❤️❤️🤘🏻🤘🏻
Two Steely Dan connections here Michael McDonald is a backup singer for the Dan and then comprable Cornelius Bumpus on saxophone play many sax solos and toured with them live . Great live clip ...what musicianship
Ahhh yes, the Brothers of the Doob. :)
This is Michael McDonald, very popular singer. He has sung with the Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan, and many others, as well as his own solo career.
India, I just found your channel, this is wonderful thing that you are doing. I saw the Doobie Brothers in the parking lot of the Mall of America in the mid 90's. It rained until about an hour before showtime, since we lived 10 minutes away we drove over to see if they were going to play(no internet then). The band was setting up but the only fans were a handful of us in general seating- the back bleachers. When the music started and very few people had shown up, I walked to the front and dumped the water off of a chair and sat down. The bleachers cleared and everyone followed my lead. What a great afternoon to hear a great band.
If you like Michael McDonald, you have to listen to "I Keep Forgettin' (Every Time You're Near)".
Michael McDonald singing lead & The Doobie Brothers were throwin' down with this track, it is pure FIRE!!!
The Doobie Brothers were one of the best. Such great writing and performance.
Hey, India, girrrlll ,Doobies were tearing it up, always!!, they were on Midnight Special , when I first saw them, and put a face to that GOSPEL voice (by the by Michael does gospel too!), I couldn't believe it, and too handsome too!, a plus, !!, but that voice, he does a song with Patty Labelle that my mom absolutely loves,, and it is dreamy to be sure. Do check out more Doobies, and all collaborations Michael had before and after the Doobies, Michael has worked with a lot people. Check out the Minute by Minute LP, I wore that out, always buying needles for the turntable (yeah, it was that long ago!!😉) enjoy, Peace ✌
Always loved the what's happening episode they were in when rerun bootlegged the doobies concert lol!
Love it hope change will come!
I am 63 and my generation tried so hard to bring peace... and look at us now....I"m so hurt
It's hard to fight human condition, we learn nothing.
Morning announcements, 7th grade, 1977: "Come to the office to get your Doobie fix! Yes, Doobie Brothers tickets available in the office! Get them now before our stash sells out!" Too funny! LOVE the Doobie Brothers! Is there a video for their song "Black Water"? How about a reaction for that? Thanks, India!
Real artists playing real instruments! Saw them live, they were Awesome!
This is liive !!!!!!!!!
The talent and musicianship to be this good live, is off the charts!
Everyone sings the praises of Michael McDonald, and they are certainly deserved, but shout out to the backup vocals. They are always on point and it just wouldn't be the same without.
Sweetheart thank you for your presentation. I grew up on this. 🤙🎶💚
Had a Doobies Bros album or 2 back in the day.😀Then again - who didnt? Michael McDonald s well known since the 70 s back then. He s done duets with many great female singers. Played in many other groups and maby guest gigs. His soul voice is well known across all lines of the music spectre. A great talent himself - to say the least.
Saw this concert, which was at my school, UC Sta Barbara...
First time I actually liked the taste of beer, Heineken when it was still imported from Germany!
The Doobies are still going strong, and sound awesome!
1972? Viet Nam protests everywhere back then. This was a huge hit because it brought us together when we were still young and not jaded.
If I had to pick a favorite Doobie Brothers tune it would be Black Water!
My wife's stepdad, toured with them ,they used to stop by ,and hang out.
I saw them in concert, they put on a good show !
Oh yeah, the 70s and the Doobies! Such a great Band. Lots more songs from them India.
I actually met Michael back in 1977. He was in Dallas for a recording session at a friend's Dad's studio.
Funny....I knew who the Doobie Brothers were, but I had no idea who he was....👀
Long train runnin ‘ also Another lonely Park another Sunday by the Doobie brothers both with Tom Johnston lead vocals,,, South city Midnight Lady with Doobie Brother Patrick Simmons leading the vocals and Michael McDonald lead singer Doobie bros Here to love you
Love them Doobie Bros ! Bring those days back ...
I miss the Doobies.
Every time I hear that, i smile, my head moves up and down and my foot taps constantly. None of that stops until the song ends. Love that song. And what an incredible live performance!
Fantastic reaction great song
India - - anything by The Doobies is great - - if you get time -- - listen to some more songs by them - you will see why they were so popular with the rock crowd !!!
CANARY ICON/AVATAR !!! Badass
That voice!!
Michael be takin us to church!
When I was about 17 I got picked up hitchhiking to a concert I never made it to called the Mountain Aire Festival where the Doobie Bros played , the concert was almost over when the two gals picked me up outside of Yosemite Park after seeing how sad I was they invited me to go to the Lodge on a lake they worked as cocktail waitresses saying there would be live music , I had a fake ID and taking their advice waited on the boat dock until it started to get busy as luck would have it they accepted my ID and made it in , as soon as they saw me they invited me to their table which was right next to the small stage , I sat down next to a piano / organ and at one point actually had my elbow on it , that piano turned out to be Michael McDonalds , all the bands from the Festival went to the lodge after the concert and jammed together , one of the drummers was one of the surviving members of Lynyrd Skynyrd , I met the Band members and got their autographs on the back of my unused ticket , the drummer who was still using crutches to walk from his injuries sustained from the plane crash handed me his drumsticks , the Bass player from the Outlaws asked me to introduce him to the girls I had met , that night he and I both went home with the two gals and spent the night at their house in Sonora , the next morning I got up and started hitch hiking back Home to Fresno Ca