Top of my RocknRoll fame.Along with Littlefeat.I'm from UK we never produced a band that could top these guys in the 70's.Sure we had pink Floyd Led Zepplin.Load of pretencious shit!.
It is so obvious that these guys really love making music together .. and have managed to stay together and keep playing, over several decades... unlike other bands
Little factoid for the fans....when you hear Van Morrison's "Wild Night" that's John McFee playing steel guitar....the lead guitar on that song was played by some guy named Ronnie Montrose...you might've heard of him too :-)
I went to one of their concerts in 1973 at the Honolulu International Coliseum. Aerosmith performed "Train kept a Rollin" as the warm up band. Oh the memories.....
That's John Cowan a former member of New Grass Revival. An Ohio native, he's a fabulous vocalist who continues to perform with various bluegrass artists when not touring with the Doobie Brothers. He joined the Doobie Brothers around 2010, I think, or at the time of Skylark's stroke.
Appreciate the clarification. I meant of course Johnston back on lead. Didn't realize until I looked it up that serious health issues caused his departure in the 1970's. McDonald years were unlistenable.
@MilkBar Dehydrogenase it's just my own opinion.. others may disagree. I didn't like his voice and he changed the style of their music... it became too slick and commercial...
@MilkBar Dehydrogenase I'm glad you took the time to check him out... He did well for himself but he just wasn't my cuppa tea.. I saw the Doobies in Seattle early 70's... pre McDonald days... they were great..
@@peterk8909 that's a bit of a stupid remark... Jeff and Cornellius had nothing to do with my remark towards Micheal McDonald... When McDonald replaced Tom Johnson the sound of the band was quite different.. I simply didn't like McDonald... End of...
@MilkBar Dehydrogenase yep they've sold over 40 million albums, have had a successful forty years of international fame, highly rated musicians, inducted into the vocal hall of fame because of their tight and complex vocal harmonies, two of their members played with the band Steely Dan... so you must be right... they are shit... man I admire you..
@@jimchumley6568 , Nixon was reelected too. Of course, like most Republicans, he cheated to get there, and is remembered as a crook. Trump will be lucky if that's all the history remembers him as.
Time goes by but quality remains, unforgettable melody from 70's 😘
The 70's bands were the best bands of all the decades.
u might get some feedback from people who grew up in the 60s, but overall, hell yeh.
LesSmith45 n
I'm gonna split the difference and say 1966-75, or so.
They rock.
Absolutely....couldn't agree more.
A great live band! I saw them in Vancouver Canada in the 80s and yes they Deserve Hall of Fame status!
The seventies was the best decade for all types of music .
Shreddedwheat amen to that!!
60s
Aye, but this was,nt the 70s...this was in 2010 and they sound exactly the same. Groups today only mime and bad at that also.
I have seen these guys many, many times and they are excellent and deserve to be in the Rock "N Roll Hall of Fame!
Didn't realize that they aren't in The HOF.Big oversight we must get them nominated Asap. Then we can vote them in.
The RNR HOF is illegitimate until these guys and Boston are inducted. Absurd.
Top of my RocknRoll fame.Along with Littlefeat.I'm from UK we never produced a band that could top these guys in the 70's.Sure we had pink Floyd Led Zepplin.Load of pretencious shit!.
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What? They aren't??? That's absurd....??? Who's sleepin at the wheel on that one?
The Doobie Bros and REO Speedwagon were my first concert way back in 74 Lovely times.
Oh man, that brought back some good memories. Their harmonies were great and they were right on it. Thanks to the person who put it up.
nothings change. they are still great artists...
This music is timeless . The Dobie Brothers still sound great!
What a fantastic piano solo! A wonderful version of the song - so happy I found this.
What a voice for an old fella
One of my favs ever! Never tire of them.
Classic! Is there any instrument John can’t play! I love watching him on stage.
It is so obvious that these guys really love making music together .. and have managed to stay together and keep playing, over several decades... unlike other bands
Flashback from high school!! Man, they can STILL do it!! Thanks for uploading this.....
My favourite ever American band! Just awesome!!
Excellent beautiful immortal songs sublime.
Can never get enough of this tune
This song and this band were huge in '73!
Love the 70s music❤❤💖💖
What a GREAT rendition of a classic song!
Music that is good as it gets , 70,s best era of great songs
This song brings back so many good memories!!!!!!
I remember when I was fourteen years old, good times has gone !
The best! Song band, you name it. They are fabulous!
There are not words for this.
Great band.Tom Johnston original singer..What a voice.
I'm making a scene in the library cause his voice is so awesome.
Nothing sounds as Good as you do my Brothers. Harmonies Are fantastic, wish I
was there. Virginia loves you! Va
Delicious bass tone & groove.
absolutely...... and they had a great dynamic
Little factoid for the fans....when you hear Van Morrison's "Wild Night" that's John McFee playing steel guitar....the lead guitar on that song was played by some guy named Ronnie Montrose...you might've heard of him too :-)
John use too be in a band with Huey Lewis as well!
My favorite Dobbie songs are with Tom Johnston. I always play this song loud when driving. It's killer!
This song still thrills me!
John Cowan on bass. What a talent, Incredible Bass player, beautiful singer and spirit.
Love the tune esp the harmonica.
Wow----still singing it in the original key! Awesome!
Thus is a GREAT version of this song,
Cool! Wonderfully, the song I like very much!
Great song, I enjoy it !
Ecxelent guays, a hug of petuvisn fan of yesterday toda and always, God bless you !!!
Wow..Thanks for posting.
Súper! Beautiful harmony.
I don't think I'd see these sort of musicians in the 21st century .... thank God for people who could actually perform years ago
I went to one of their concerts in 1973 at the Honolulu International Coliseum. Aerosmith performed "Train kept a Rollin" as the warm up band. Oh the memories.....
Grande banda e grande canção
Legends!!!
Grandes !!!!
You don't don't stand dance or whistle disrupt or take pictures when you're enjoying a Masterpiece you Clap after each Song when in Close quarters
MUITO BOM RECORDO DOS ANOS 7,0
Cool!!
Buenos músicos y buena canción.
Awesome they don't make music like this anymore!
rock on rail forever, baby !!!!!!!
Top. Tommy is a force of nature.
wore out the 8 track for sure .
Ron Dicks In "quad".
Bass! ❤️
fantastic, The only thing which disturbed me was the Giant flip-flop leg throughout !!!
Bom demais!!
3:04 ..... just when I think its over..
Classic
That audience is hilarious! Did someone order them not to move too much? Anyway, at least they applause was enthusiastic. :-)
Caramba!!! Guy Allison detonou no piano.. show..............
Yeah! All Right!
Aquostic DB's ...I think I can scratch one off my list after watching this.
Pretty good for a bunch of old codgers.
❤
ooohhhhhhhhyes
Doobie brothers-Long Train Running, you should have a back-up voice!!
How can the audience not get up and dance?
Who knew Bass master was Steve Bannon? Nice to see him let his hair down and jam!
Fab shit at the kinema ,,,,dunfermline, ,,,, scotlandstan resident band called change
Miss Tyran Porter.
Samuel Hodges Tiran Porter left in 83, blasted tommy, doubt they speak.
93 I meant
How good was that?
thumbs down must be from drummers
Naaa just drop kicks who listen to rap crap probably Ann. (a drummer)
RIP Keith Knudson & Michael Hossack
Former drummer here. Hands down, they had a percussion section that blew the roof off! Outrageous. ❤️
Harmonica players.
That could have been better.
I did not know Steve Bannon was playing bass for the Doobies! How long has that train been runnin?
That's John Cowan a former member of New Grass Revival. An Ohio native, he's a fabulous vocalist who continues to perform with various bluegrass artists when not touring with the Doobie Brothers. He joined the Doobie Brothers around 2010, I think, or at the time of Skylark's stroke.
Thank you.
Since Maxine Waters became the poster child for the Grateful Dead.
By the way New Grass Revival were all awesome musicians . I wish there were more videos on you tube of there performances.
The band that used two drummers don't have a single one here.
The original cast, before the band went schmaltzy.
No, just Johnston and Simmons are original.
Appreciate the clarification. I meant of course Johnston back on lead. Didn't realize until I looked it up that serious health issues caused his departure in the 1970's. McDonald years were unlistenable.
@@mga2899
There were a couple of good MM songs, and Pat Simmons sings, but yes!
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GIVE..ME..THE.BEAT.
UM.A.BEAT.YOU.UPJUST.KIDING..
SORRY HON YOUR.TWO.CUTE.TOMMY..DARLING
FLATTERS A.BEAUTIFUL
Doobie Brothers
Why are the crowd sitting there like zombies
Great song, great band, dead audience.
Michael McDonald ruined the Doobies... just my opinion..
@MilkBar Dehydrogenase it's just my own opinion.. others may disagree. I didn't like his voice and he changed the style of their music... it became too slick and commercial...
@MilkBar Dehydrogenase I'm glad you took the time to check him out...
He did well for himself but he just wasn't my cuppa tea.. I saw the Doobies in Seattle early 70's... pre McDonald days... they were great..
jack blake I'm sure you think Skunk Baxter and Cornelius Bumphus sucked, too.
@@peterk8909 that's a bit of a stupid remark... Jeff and Cornellius had nothing to do with my remark towards Micheal McDonald... When McDonald replaced Tom Johnson the sound of the band was quite different.. I simply didn't like McDonald... End of...
@MilkBar Dehydrogenase yep they've sold over 40 million albums, have had a successful forty years of international fame, highly rated musicians, inducted into the vocal hall of fame because of their tight and complex vocal harmonies, two of their members played with the band Steely Dan... so you must be right... they are shit... man I admire you..
Remember listening to this when Nixon was resigning.Wish we could find a song to push Trump out.
Young folks not taking it to the streets. Other comments folks looking to be saved
How about "Re-elected fo- t - five "
Jimmy J How about a song to push your dumbass out😱I knew some asshole socialist pig liberal demo would mention Trumped. He Trumped Billarys ass!😛
@@jimchumley6568 , Nixon was reelected too. Of course, like most Republicans, he cheated to get there, and is remembered as a crook. Trump will be lucky if that's all the history remembers him as.
Go fuck yourself
No micheal McDonald? I'll pass... good tho
I loved the Doobies until that douche joined.
Boo to the both of you.
Doobies we're great both with and without Michael.
Not a great song. Limited vocal range.
HOF PLZ
Grande banda e grande canção