DOOBIE BROTHERS | BLIND COUPLE REACTION W/ WIFE to Black Water | FIRST TIME WITHOUT MICHAEL MCDONALD
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Great reveal! The Doobies did not become famous when Michael McDonald joined the band. They were already huge, with multiple hit songs, including this one, which is more swampy than their other early hits. You should definitely react to more of the same, like "Listen To the Music" "China Grove" "Jesus Is Just Alright" or "Long Train Running," all classic Doobies.
You guys are so entertaining. FYI the singer song writer here is Pat Simmons. He as well as Tom Johnston, both guitar players, write and sing. Their music is so versatile. Long train running is a great one to get your reaction to. BTW Pat and Tom are Doobie founding members. MM filled in for awhile during Tom Johnston’s temporary leave of absence. They still tour today. Another rabbit hole??
Yes!
China Grove another great one with Tom, imo.
I like Pat’s song called Depending on You
Yeah, Patrick Simmons dominated the early hits, McDonald the latter half of the DB tenure. Seems one of the few bands where their fans accept two lead singers with equal gratitude
@@The_Great_Darino MM is my 3rd favorite DB lead vocalist.
Saw them in 2011 and is still the most entertaining show I have been to. When they had done a few encores people began leaving but we noticed that the Doobies were hanging around the side of the stage, slightly out of sight. So we went up and they were waiting to talk to anyone who came up to them. Amazing guys and great fun to listen to. No pretensions at all, just loved being appreciated.
The Tom Johnson era of the Doobie Brothers is well worth exploring. Even this track isn’t all that much like the rest of their material. But they had a long roll of great albums before Michael McDonald.
It's funny because when Michael McDonald joined the Doobies, many said thay didn't sound like the Doobies anymore.
True-- because they weren't the real Doobies any more. They had morphed into the Michael McDonald Freaky Falsetto Band.
This was a huge radio hit. So memorable! Love me some Doobie Bros anytime! Thanks Lex for surprising Nick...very entertaining!
Ahhh, to be in high school in the 70's, a magical time. Lucky enough to see them in concert back then.
Ditto here. Well said.
Yeah, that's the thing about this era of the Doobies. Sounded great when I was 15. Still good, but not epic. Black Water and I Cheat the Hangman are my favorites from this period.
'That 70's show' was like going directly back in time to my life script! Never got to see them, but they played a big part of my ''soundtrack'! 🌝
The band at this time consisted of Tom Johnston: guitar, Pat Simmons: guitar, Tiran Porter: bass, John Hartman, drums, and Michael Hossack: drums (yes, the Doobies had two drummers!!). Two additional musicians who worked on this album would later become full-fledged members: Keith Knudsen and Jeff "Skunk" Baxter(who was formerly of Steely Dan).
I really like this but The Captain and Me is my favorite album from them, China Grove, Long Train Running, great tunes
The personel in Steely Dan and the Doobie Bros were ALL Los Angeles studio musicians. They all played (usually uncredited) on many songs by many artists. Many of them are multi instrument players.
They ALL came to L.A. from different places. Mostly NY and East Coast.
I'd like to suggest another band from that era, The Atlanta Rythm Section. They were a really talented southern blues rock band that fits in well with the Doobies, Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers. "Spooky" "Imaginary Lover" "Not Gonna Let it Bother Me Tonight" "Champagne Jam" are some of their hits.
Kudos for the guesses Nick. But you were never going to get it! What a fun video. It seems all you need to know has been provided below by 'La Familia'!
Michael McDonald took over when Tom Johnston got sick when they were on tour . Two camps for the band. Personally I like them both. They are different but they both so good.
Pre MM Doobies was a pretty wonderful time. I love most of the MM Doobies stuff too but they are so distinct from each other IMO. Black Water is super atmospheric. My favourite pre MM song would be "Natural Thing". Great choice for this video. And when i describe this type of music, I say "music from the country" as opposed to "country music". It sounds like it comes from the land.
The Doobies has many hits prior to Michael. A lot of people really reacted negatively to the introduction of Michael McDonald. I'd say both lineups were great in different ways, unlike Chicago, which became schlockmeisters after Kath.
Lol!! “schlockmeisters”. Pretty harsh. True, Chicago did become rather sappy following Terry Kath’s death. My biggest complaint about post - Kath Chicago is the horns were not as prominent during Bill Champlin era. Peter Cetera leaving the group in ‘85 to go solo was a major setback, as bassist Jason Scheff is very good but very different than Pete.
SNAP Nick! Nice choice Lex. I love the Doobies with and without M. McDonald. Cheers
Pre-Michael Doobies is the *best* Doobies by far, imo... and not just because I'm not a Michael McDonald fan. I just personally love their older style.
Listen to the Music
Long Train Runnin'
China Grove
Rockin' Down the Highway
...and the list goes on.
Clear as the Driven Snow…Ukiah, The Captain and Me, Toulouse Street. All hidden gems.
YESSSSSSSSS!!!
I guess I'm lucky that I love both versions of the Doobies. ;-)
The Doobie brothers were born without Michael, but he gave them a new sound, a new vision of music. With or without Michael, the doobie brothers are amazing!
@@MarianoBG65 To each their own, my friend.
Interesting that you never heard early Doobies -- "Black Water" was a big hit on the radio, and so were "Listen To The Music" and "China Grove". "Another Park Another Sunday" was another Tom Johnston hit, before he had to leave the band (health reasons it seems). There are lots of other wonderful Doobie/Johnston songs, too -- I'm especially fond of "South City Midnight Lady" -- it would be difficult to find a more enchanting and exquisite Doobies tune.
My first time checking you guys out. Y'all pretty cool. This is old-school classic Doobie Brothers long before Michael McDonald came along
That was a good one
You must hear South-city midnight lady
Great track before Michael Mcdonald joined, early 1970's. Also try China Grove, listen to the music, long train running
LMOA!!!!! Hahahahahaha......lol....hahahahahaha...the look on Nick's face when he guest it!!!!! Hahahahahahahaa.....lol....hahahahaha....OMG!!!! I am laughing sooooooooooooo hard ...I have tears coming from my eyes......hahahaha....lol.....hahahaha....yeah......This is the Doobie Brother pre- Michael McDonald.....yes...hahahaha....Michael was with Steely Dan.....in the 70's.....wanted to branch out with his leading vocal and songwriting.....he was asked to join The Doobie Brothers to add some more flavor to the band to the band because the band was not making much music......so Michael stepped in the leading role and gave the band the songs he had wrote......Him and the Doobie brothers former lead singer/songwriter would lead the band with their song from there....and The Doobies renewed now came out with the album, "Taking it To The Streets." I thought you would guess who the band was by the harmonies....yes....The Doobie Brothers.....Hhahahahaha......the look of shock on your face was "Classic!!!!!" lol
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LOL! I chuckled when Nick said "It sounds nothing like the Doobie Brothers." Since Michael McDonald came later many people at the time thought he sounded nothing like the Doobie Brothers. Both are great, but the Tom Johnston era is more rocking which is my favorite. When I was a kid my dad played the Doobie's album "The Captain & Me" all the time and I still enjoy it. Thanks for the reaction, Nick N Lex. I don't have time to comment a lot these days, but I still check out your channel when you post because you're a great reaction team. Keep rockin'!
Bill Payne of Little Feat played keyboards with the Doobie Brothers as a session musician and sometimes with the touring band.
This is Patrick Simmons the lead guitar singing. Their main vocalist back then was Tom Johnston guitarist Tom Johnston left the band for awhile but it was really that Michael McDonald joined the band more than anyone leaving
Summer of 1973-74 We played this 45 record on an old turntable.
I never adjusted to McDonald doing the singing for the Doobies. It was a huge change in tone, going from rural music to a guy most comfortable with blue-eyed soul music. Little Rive Band was a great guess.
Doobie Brothers had more hits prior to Michael McDonald with band founder Tom Johnston singing most of the lead vocals
The doobie Brothers had 5 albums and many big hits before Michael Mcdonald joined including this one.
You should check them out
What fun! Nick made some good guesses! This is from the album What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits (great title, right?), and it's one of my favorites. Another hit from this one was "Another Park, Another Sunday", and my other favorites are "Tell Me What You Want (And I'll Give You What You Need)", and "Flying Cloud."
So many options with this band, and if you follow through the albums you can hear them adapt every couple years and expand/differentiate their sound, especially when Michael McDonald joined. This particular album is a banger, start to finish. The one before it, "Toulouse Street," is another. So many great rockin' hits, and quite a few under-the-radar deeper tracks that are worth a reaction. And the record AFTER this one, "The Captain And Me" is arguably their best, most consistent album, and with four hit songs on it. Here are way too many suggestions, more or less in chronological order:
Listen To The Music, Toulouse Street, Disciple, Song to See You Through, Spirit, Eyes of Silver, Road Angel, You Just Can't Stop It, Down In the Track, Another Park Another Sunday, China Grove, Long Train Runnin', Dark Eyed Cajun Woman, Clear As the Driven Snow, Without You, The Captain and Me, Take Me in Your Arms, Wheels of Fortune, Takin' It To the Streets, For Someone Special, It Keeps You Runnin', Turn It Loose....
that's about where I personally began to lose interest. I missed Tom Johnston's chemistry with Patrick Simmons too much.
Black Water comes from the LP "What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits". Awesome LP. Totally worth your time to listen to all of it.
Great, great album indeed.
Listen to the Music is a Banger.
You will love South City, Midnight Lady
“Pure as the Driven Snow” is another amazing Doobie song.
Some people call this the "real" Doobie Brothers :-)
Great one Lex. .... That was awesome.....
very enjoyable!
Another Park Another Sunday is a treat
I was singing backup "Honky Tonks" with You Lex. Big Hit in the 70's
Me too!🎵
Best reaction I’ve seen in ages!! Every high school party ever attended stopped cold and joined in singing when this song was played. 😎
Nice one Lex. One of my favorites and one of their biggest radio hits. Another great tune, that is actually pretty Proggy for them is I Cheat The Hangman. You both would enjoy that one, it’s very atmospheric. ✌️😃
doobie brothers were great before Michael McDonald joined... I like the original band without McDonald
Early Doobie Brothers are awesome!
Chances you might take a swing at Dire Straits' first album? The 'swung' blues rock with a folk sprinkle such as the Doobies had may just 'float your boat! :)
That first album is so good. The sound quality of the recording is first rate too.
Sooo Fun! Great guesses! Now, the "before Michael" rabbit hole. I'm going to give you tunes others might not...."Without You," "Eyes of Silver," "Road Angel," "Another Lonely Park, Another Sunday"....dang soooo many and not counting the massive hits!
So fun! Thanks for sharing this one. 😜😎🤪
This is 70s gold platinum. Such a classic sound.
The Doobies (both versions) and Steely Dan.......WOW ! the material that keeps on giving !
Great choice, Lex. This is the Doobies I grew up with. And of course with the vocals, how could Nick guess this? Well done!
Great reaction to "Black Water" by The Doobie Brothers guys! Since you mentioned it maybe your Subscribers should have you hit "One way out" by The Allman Brothers. The song features the second best Dueling Leads Guitar's in Classic Rock history. "Hotel California" being number One of course. Also since you mentioned it, try hitting "The Breeze" by Lynyrd Skynyrd. It features top 10 lead guitar solo ever. Cheers from the Past!
I believe the Doobies are now touring with both Tom Johnston and Michael McDonald, and Patrick Simmons of course, who wrote and sang on this. I believe Tom left in the late 70's for personal and health reasons but returned when Michael left for a solo career.
10:04 Nick doing the Swedish Chef from the Muppets doing Michael McDonald!?😂👌👍❤️
Would love to see You guys react to the scene in 40 year old virgin with Michael McD’s on the TVs in the stereo store! 🤣
If you want classic Doobie Brothers, listen to Long Train Running, China Grove, Listen to the Music... just for starters. You'll love that time for the band.
This was very commercial for 1974 when it came out. Doobies started off as northern California biker band and the Hells Angels loved them. Michael Mcdonald came in and turned the band more towards r&b but they had huge hits before Mcdonald ever came into the band. China Grove has one of the best riffs ever recorded to 24 track tape
Yep, that riff is fire.
I Cheat the Hangman. Haunting riff on that song. But yeah, the Doobies were a bluesy biker band...before their soul/R&B/fusion period. Livin' on the Fault Line is a really overlooked album. Chinatown and the title track are ridiculously good.
Love this. Lotsa fun. Great tune. I get flashbacks of trout fishing in rural PA in the spring of 1975. Thanks guys.
Great video! Try POCO. Similar style but with brill harmonic voices, with Timothy Schmit (who later joined the Eagles). "Rose of Cimarron" is the classic. Same era as early Eagles and Doobie Brothers. :-)
Oh black water keep on rolling Mississippi moon won’t you keep on shining on me
Patrick Simmons is the only member of the Doobie Brothers who has been in every lineup of the band. Saw them on tour last year, and they still seriously deliver! The VH1 Behind the Music episode on the Doobie Brothers gives very solid backstory on how Michael McDonald joined the band. Worth a look.
That was very entertaining. Hope you so more like this.Would like to have you compare/contrast the different styles (country, rock, Spanish ,big band/standards) of Linda Ronstadt. Might be interesting because of your knowledge of different musical genres.
The short story - Tom Johnston and Pat Simmons founded the Doobie Brothers. Had a number of really big hits in the early part of the 70's (Listen to the Music, Long Training Running, etc.). Johnston got sick and had to sit out a tour, and Michael McDonald was recruited to fill in. When it became clear that Johnston wouldn't be able to return, McDonald became a permanent member. He brought his own unique sound to the band, and a whole new era of hits. But the band was very successful before he came along.
Eventually, the band split up. For various reunions, it was primarily Johnston and Simmons, but McDonald still joins them, and in fact, all three are touring this summer as an anniversary celebration.
I highly recommend reading "Long Train Running", by Tom Johnston and Patrick Simmons. It's a great retelling of the Doobies' story.
Next up, you should listen to some of those early hit records. Start with their first smash, Listen to the Music.
That was fun watching Nick try to guess. The Doobie Brothers music before Mike Mc is a whole different animal. And that tune is different than their other great music. Very versatile band. Compare the songs Rocking Down the Highway, or Long Train Running style to Cheat the Hangman or Toulouse Street and you'll understand. Black Water is from my favorite album What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits, and it doesn't sound anything like the other songs on it. Song to See You Through is my favorite track.
React to more early Doobie Bros. Jesus Is Just All Right, Another Park Another Sunday, South City Midnight Lady. They started out as a Santa Cruz Mountains bar band.
Love Puerto Vallarta! What’s the name of the bar? I’ll go with you guys anytime
Philo’s Bar in La Cruz de Huanacaxctle, Nayarit. Sadly it’s since closed due to the owner’s passing :(
Well done! Ha ha.. and now, i beg you again #nicknlexrequest something different but I think you will LOVE: Absolute by Scritti Politti. Probably you guys i have the only chance to see someone react to this. Blessings!
Skunk Baxter played on this, it was Baxter that brought in McDonald
This particular song of thiers was one of my favorite Sunday morning ( after Saturday night ) tunes along with
"Silk Degrees" album by Boz or "Moon Dance" by Van. They would give your head time to recover.
This was fun. I had a feeling Nick was going to guess Little Feat. Long Train Runnin' is (I think) an even better song and completely different. The studio version is great but there's also a live video performance that's amazing, the band onstage is so tight.
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Speaking of live versions… Black Water (Live in Isolation) from 2020 - th-cam.com/video/4ZLY2ht9iBM/w-d-xo.html
What a gem ! It’s Cajun style.
That whole album is great probably my Favorite before Michael McDonald joined the band. Another Park Another Sunday, Daughter’s of the Sea, Eyes of Silver give you quite a taste of the variety they always brought to the table.
Nice reaction. It's not that I disliked the MM-era Doobies, but I definitely preferred the original Tom Johnston Doobies, and missed them greatly when they became little more than MM's backup band. You should absolutely do more of the "real" Doobie Brothers... there's lots of great stuff to discover.
You all need to introduce yourselves to Johnny and Edgar Winter. Tobacco Road. The live version is a must. It's an amazing performance.
Black Water was from the Doobies 4th studio album, What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits, with the original band lineup:
Patrick Simmons - composer, acoustic guitars, lead vocals
Tom Johnston - backing vocals[19]
Tiran Porter - bass guitar, backing vocals
Keith Knudsen - backing vocals, dubbed-in drums
John Hartman - drums
Written & Sung by Patrick Simmons (never left the band) and two albums before Michael McDonald would join the group (following Skunk Baxter who joined from Steely Dan on the album after this one - Stampede).
Novi Novog played the Viola on this track - Not a member of the group but also played on the song "Takin' it to the Streets for the Doobies and played as a session player with as wide a variation as Bonnie Raitt - Prince - Michael Jackson & Frank Zappa!
She was part of the group "Chunky, Novi & Ernie" (2 albums -73 & 77)
That was a fun reaction. I knew Nick would not guess the band. The original Doobie Brothers sound so different. I've seen the Doobie Brothers 4 times live. All were pre MM. I loved the early Doobie Brothers. They have 5 great albums prior to MM. Every album has great songs on them. I would try "Listen To The Music" next. It's from their second album Tolouse Street and was a big hit. The song Tolouse Street is a great song as well. They were very versatile in their original music. Not just one specific sound. Another possible rabbit hole for you. :)
Growing up in the 70's the Doobies (pre-Mike) are the soundtrack of our lives. This album - What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits, The Captain And Me, Toulouse Street, The Doobie Brothers, and Stampede (the first Doobies album with Jeff "Skunk" Baxter of Steely Dan fame), are all amazing.
Exactly. I was in shock hearing MM- I lost interest in the band, didn’t like his voice at all.
@@bobhalvorson4374 I'm a fan of MM for his backup vox/harmony work with Steely Dan, but tire quickly of his lead vocals. I know that's not the most popular sentiment, but that's where I'm at. There's just something so personal about those early Doobies tracks. They always conjure memories of good friends, girlfriends, good times, and important events of our teenage years.
Me too. I had a cassette of The Captain and Me, and drove across the county after college listening to it.
I really love this first era of the Doobie Brothers. The bluesy, "grittier" style is more appealing to mean, less pop although I really like McDonalds voice.
Try live "Jesus is Just Alright", ton of jam.
That was a great guess with that clue!!!
I always loved their "South City Midnight Lady"...
My favorite Doobie's song. Paints such a nice image.
Enjoy watching you guys!! Anything off of the "Captain and me album" is well worth the listen
Patrick Simmons sings this and also plays the acoustic guitar on it. Patrick Simmons was still in the band when MMcD joined the band.
Tom Johnstone was the original vocalist for many of the Doobies hits prior to the entrance of Michael McDonald. Now on the 50th Anniversary Tour of the Doobie Brothers both Tom and Michael McDonald are singing together on various hits of the band.
Early 70's is my favorite era of the Doobies. Check out Listen to the Music, Long Train Runnin' and China Grove
I truly love this song... Year's back I use to sing in a 3 part harmony goup and we covered this song...
Acoustic made it really different. Jean Luc Ponty 'New Country' would be a good follow up to this on a 'mix tape'
Don't feel bad but she got you. My friend some times does this to me for a while. Cause i'm a music lover of music/ex d.j. Sometimes he cheats by giving some obscure song that didn't make the top 40 charts or figure out a genre that i don't have history with, but it's fun cause he does stump me often. He's from Chi town & i'm from MN.
Alexa, I love the way you sing song. ❤️😋 Doobie Brothers rock in all incarnations.
This is before Michael McDonald, put Pat Simmons is singing most of this song who was still in the band after Michael Mcdonald joined. Tom Johnson did most of the lead vocals before he left and Michael joined. Current the band is doing show with both Tom and Michael. A friend saw them in Vegas last week.
I actually saw little feat and little river band together around 1978..
I never bought a lot of 45's way back when, but when I did...this was one of them. There's some pretty cool trivia about this song and how it became a hit, do a wiki search on Black Water when you have time.
That was Pat Simmons in vocals, Tom Johnson was the main vocalist for the first 5 records. Michael McDonald cane on basically on the 5th album tour & sang on the 6th album “Takin it to the Streets “ because of Tom’s illness at the time
At my age, sitting here watching someone that doesn't recognize Black Water is cracking me up! It's ok Nick! ;-)
The Doobie Brothers are a bit like Genesis and Chicago in that they had very distinctly different eras in the life of the band. The Doobies had the Tom Johnston then the Michael McDonald eras, Chicago had the with Terry Kath then after Terry Kath eras and Genesis had their prog years with Peter Gabriel, their prog years with Phil Collins and their pop/rock years with Phil Collins. I can't think of any other bands like that but surely there must be some!
This one was an awful lot of fun to watch with Lex singing along and Nick wondering how the heck she knew the song so well and the guessing game at the end. And I have to admit, Doobies are a neglected band for me and you've got me thinking I'll be picking up some albums to try deep cuts and different line ups. I grew up hearing this song too, BTW. I was in 6th grade when it came out.
Ah I needed this one today, had a lingering bad mood from an aggravating conversation hours ago, and the song tore a bunch of it away - Used to hear it on classic rock and oldies stations all the time but it's got to have been a few years.
This is the first I've ever heard a reactor mention Little Feat - their "Waiting For Columbus" double-live album has been a favorite for... damn, 30 years. Guess I'm off to search the channel and see what you've done of theirs.
I am going to Love!!!!!
The musicians of the Doobie Brothers are more than competent and creative. Michael's addition only changed their musical direction, not their excellence.
They had several hits before Michael joined them, though people now don't realize that.
Have a great day!
I got this inadvertantly on a 45. It was originally the B side of Another Park Anpther Sunday.
Nick... still a Classic Rock Virgin and still a Learnin'... LOL!
Another Park, Another Sunday is a fantastic DB song that needs to be heard.
It's so cool watching people discovering this music for the first time. I've been listening to the Doobies since their first radio hit which was Listen To The Music (ironic) in 70 or 71 and I loved them from the start. They have gone through many changes since their first lineup but many of the original members are still around. You really need to go back to the beginning because through all the changes the music has maintained a high level and all these songs that I've heard a million times on the radio still sound as fresh today as they did 50 years ago.