Yes, yes. YES! Back in 1975, this was a jukebox favorite - everyone in the bar would spontaneously start singing the different vocal parts when it broke down to the acapella rounds. One of the very top happiest memories of my college years... EVERYONE bounced with this one! Great reaction, Angela... Knew you would love this (like everyone else does!!)
I saw the Doobie Brothers along with Stephen Stills and Pablo Cruse in Sigonella Sicily at the Naval Air Station during a USO tour in 1986. Great show.
THIS song was the Doobies first #1 hit, way before the Michael McDonald era of the band Angela... As per wiki, personnel on the song were: Patrick Simmons - composer, acoustic guitars, lead vocals Tom Johnston - backing vocals[23] Tiran Porter - bass guitar, backing vocals Keith Knudsen - backing vocals, dubbed-in drums John Hartman - drums Novi Novog - viola Arlo Guthrie - autoharp, wind chimes Ted Templeman - producer Try ChinaGrove for another early Doobies vibe tune!
Their first #1 hit. It was written and sung by guitarist Patrick Simmons. He sometimes gets overlooked because he's in a band that has also featured singer/songwriters Tom Johnston and Micheal McDonald.
Just a flat out perfect song to have on while sitting by a river on a lazy hazy hot summer Saturday afternoon, when the sky is a mix of orange and pink. Can't go wrong, great reaction as always Angela, love your expression when the music faded out and in during those harmonies! 🧡
Great reaction. Imagine sitting on the back porch of a house in the south in the early evening in July. This is what you hear drifting across the field. Nice. Thanks.
This song is so atmospheric. From the wind chimes at the beginning to the fiddle, to the accapella singing (almost church - like) you can close your eyes and see the Spanish moss hanging from the trees. It exudes the South.
My fave Doobies song, just a masterpiece! Many folks like the Doobies during the Michael MacDonald era. It seemed, though, more like the Doobies just became Michael's back-up band, their identity being absorbed by Michael. Thanks for your reaction.
These bruddahs are still kicking it today! Just saw them here in Hawaii a few months ago!! Just one of the BEST groups of the GREATEST decade of music...1970s!!🤙
My mother worked at TC3 Upstate New York when this came out. At the time the campus only had one building it was mainly all wide open spaces exterior walls were all glass, in certain parts of the building they would have the music piped into it. Where moms cubicle was, it was right underneath one of the speakers and this song came out amongst many other popular songs of the day . And it just turned out to be one of her favorite rock songs as far as that genre goes..
Back in 1978, in college, we sponsored the Doobies at WSU (Washington State) As part of the committee that put the band on, I got to meet them as they set up. Even partook of some herbal refreshment with the road crew and a couple of the band members! I have always been a great fan of the Doobs and will continue to be until I'm pushing up daisies. They are still touring today with some of the original band members, including on occasion, Michael. Thanks for your delightful reaction, Angela. It does this old hippie's heart good to see some of the younger folks appreciating the good stuff of the 70's. Blessings!
I saw the Doobies as well at WSU ( Wichita State University ) back in 1976 when I was 11 years old. First concert! Been to a lot of concerts since, but none of the other venues were as reefer smoked out as that one, lol
I love your high school time line 9/74 - 6/78 because all the songs that came out during that time Reminds you of your high school days. Just like my high school time line was 9/78 - 6/82, all the songs from that period instantly takes me back in time to my high school days beginning in the summer of 1978! The 70s was in my Opinion the best decade for music hands down!! Wow those were and forever will be treasured memories!😊
Way back in the 1970s I was watching some local newsmagazine type TV show. The Doobie Brothers were playing in the city that night and she was talking with them. She actually asked where they got the name Doobie Brothers. One of them told her that they got it from the old Romper Room children's program, Do Be a ... Don't Be a ..." She believed it!
I was a15 year old living in a Housing Project in Boston during the Summer , life was so awful and we were so poor when this came out, it was like an escape. The 60's & 70's were so amazing, it was like every Week New Music came out and it was non stop.
"Black Water" was the B side to the single "Another Park Another Sunday". The radio DJs stopped playing Another Park Another Sunday because of the line "the radio just seems to bring me down" so they flipped it over and played Black Water instead and it went to number one.
Angela if you like this you should watch the version they did during Covid members of the Doobies in different parts of the country doing this song it's amazing.
When I saw what you were reacting to I knew you would love this song. I've loved this song for over 45 years. It's one of those songs that never gets old. And each time you hear it, it's on repeat in your head the rest of the day.
I have to admit to being quite sheltered growing up & didn’t know what a “doobie” was until rather recently (I’m 63!). 🥴🤦♀️🤷♀️😄 It’s still not the 1st thing I think of when I hear the Doobie Brothers name, lol. And you’re right: the a capella section in the middle is FIRE!
Hell, even the country stations put this song in thier rotation..the violin/ countryfied feel was too hard to resist. Your comments on thier versatility was spot-on..they crossed over into so many genres ya really couldn't put a name to thier music..just good time stuff people of every race and age can't help but like, 50 years later and 50 years from now.
Love your cute sexy dancing pretty girl! Yes, this song was huge in 1974-75. One of the Doobie Brothers greatest hits. I remember this song all over the radio when it came out when I was a freshman in HS. You'd think hearing this band they would be from the South, like maybe the Mississippi River delta in Louisiana. But most of this band was from the SanJose CA area. You are correct, they had a knack for playing rootsy countryish Americana tunes in addition to straight ahead rock. If you haven't already, I would highly recommend reacting to South City Midnight Lady, Black Eyed Cajun Woman, and Natural Thing from Captain and Me album. 😉😊
Great reaction! Love that you enjoyed it so much. Just found you today, I’ll have to check out more. Thanks for what you do. May your views and likes always be equal.
This came out when I was a little kid and I loved it right away and always looked forward to when it would come on the radio again. It still sounds great today. I also loved the rocker that they did, China Grove. But no matter what, they always seem to have a bit of funk to whatever they're doing and definitely a lot of soul. Fun reaction.
A real good song from the '73 "The Captain And Me" LP/CD is "Dark Eyed Cajun Woman" which should've been a major hit. And, in '74 DB released the relatively unknown hit song "Another Park Another Sunday."
Chicago transformed their sound as well after Terry Kath's passing. Although it led to their breaking apart. The Doobie Brothers had their internal issues as well with the change. Wonderful reaction. Love to see the excitement to great music.
One of my favorite songs. Saw them do this live pre-Michael McDonald era. One of my favorite groups of all time especially those early years. P.S.-Was it the word “fusion” you were looking for to describe their later years?
This is the Good Doobies before Mic McDonald! It wasn’t the Doobies anymore, he made them his back up band! I just have to tell you how pretty you are, that hair is absolutely beautiful! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Another song with a wicked cadence at the songs end is BOONDOCKS by Little Big Town. That song will have clapping your hands and stamping your feet. Just because it makes you feel so good. Enjoy
Black Water ! Great song. I saw them in concert and they had the Memphis horns for the end of this song. They had no special effects like other bands but they made me want to get up and dance and I don't dance. They had just gotten Jeff (Skunk) Baxter but not yet Micheal McDonald. It is also memorable because I had just reconnected with a cousin and we went together. It was the last time i saw him before he died a month later.
This is one of their best! They are from San Jose CA, but this is a Southern Rock song! Maybe 🤔 even Swamp Rock! That Fiddle is pretty prominent in this tune also! It's a masterpiece in my opinion! Later 😺🐈 cats!
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one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever conceived...a tonic it is...
GOOD Fer YOU !!!!!!!!! love from us old guys
Yes, yes. YES! Back in 1975, this was a jukebox favorite - everyone in the bar would spontaneously start singing the different vocal parts when it broke down to the acapella rounds. One of the very top happiest memories of my college years... EVERYONE bounced with this one! Great reaction, Angela... Knew you would love this (like everyone else does!!)
By far my favorite reaction thus far! I love this song and I TRULY love your take on it.
Nice to see a young woman enjoy my generation’s music.
Absolutely, same here.
My fav song from these dudes! When i listen to this it makes me feel like im from there too!
That's my favorite Doobie song glad you enjoyed it
I saw the Doobie Brothers along with Stephen Stills and Pablo Cruse in Sigonella Sicily at the Naval Air Station during a USO tour in 1986. Great show.
THIS song was the Doobies first #1 hit, way before the Michael McDonald era of the band Angela...
As per wiki, personnel on the song were:
Patrick Simmons - composer, acoustic guitars, lead vocals
Tom Johnston - backing vocals[23]
Tiran Porter - bass guitar, backing vocals
Keith Knudsen - backing vocals, dubbed-in drums
John Hartman - drums
Novi Novog - viola
Arlo Guthrie - autoharp, wind chimes
Ted Templeman - producer
Try ChinaGrove for another early Doobies vibe tune!
McDonald joined the Doobie Brothers in 1975, shortly after this song came out. So not "way before".
Thanx for the vital clarification,@@kbrewski1! 🥴
@fredkrissman6527
Its only "vital" if you care about accurate facts. Something that seems less and less important to most people nowadays.
I love the pure joy in your face it reminds me of the first time I heard this song
Can’t go wrong with the Doobie Bros. They ROCK! 🎵🎶🎼🎵🎶🎼
Their first #1 hit. It was written and sung by guitarist Patrick Simmons. He sometimes gets overlooked because he's in a band that has also featured singer/songwriters Tom Johnston and Micheal McDonald.
Just a flat out perfect song to have on while sitting by a river on a lazy hazy hot summer Saturday afternoon, when the sky is a mix of orange and pink. Can't go wrong, great reaction as always Angela, love your expression when the music faded out and in during those harmonies! 🧡
Beautiful Angela ❤
The Captain and Me album is a good one, Clear as the Driven Snow is a hidden gem.
Great reaction. Imagine sitting on the back porch of a house in the south in the early evening in July. This is what you hear drifting across the field. Nice. Thanks.
Hi Angela, The Doobie Brothers are absolutely musical "LIVING LEGENDS!!!" Great reaction too my friend!!!
Boy I had alot of favorite bands. This is truly one of them and I saw live in the 70's. F'in good!
This song is so atmospheric. From the wind chimes at the beginning to the fiddle, to the accapella singing (almost church - like) you can close your eyes and see the Spanish moss hanging from the trees. It exudes the South.
Yes, I forgot to mention the Wind chimes! Loved that accent.
I love the a cappella part and I especially love how different vocals come out of both the left and right channels
My fave Doobies song, just a masterpiece! Many folks like the Doobies during the Michael MacDonald era. It seemed, though, more like the Doobies just became Michael's back-up band, their identity being absorbed by Michael. Thanks for your reaction.
A Doobie a day keeps the Dr. away.
Absolutely right
@@scottfarnsworth9727I spark to that!
Amen!
lmao misread that' thought it said a doobie a a day kept a Dre away
@@QwarkE1 No I didn't.
The a cappella chorus at the end was a favorite warm up for our glee club at the US Naval Academy.
You are adorable. Nice to see young people appreciating this music. You go girl!✌️
Awesome. I absolutely loved watching your reaction to hearing this great song for the first time. You made me smile :)
These bruddahs are still kicking it today! Just saw them here in Hawaii a few months ago!! Just one of the BEST groups of the GREATEST decade of music...1970s!!🤙
My mother worked at TC3 Upstate New York when this came out. At the time the campus only had one building it was mainly all wide open spaces exterior walls were all glass, in certain parts of the building they would have the music piped into it. Where moms cubicle was, it was right underneath one of the speakers and this song came out amongst many other popular songs of the day . And it just turned out to be one of her favorite rock songs as far as that genre goes..
That ending is pure gold!
The Doobies are one of those bands I always have time for!!
A unique song, for then or today I'm surprised, but glad you like it. Great Doobie tune.
Back in 1978, in college, we sponsored the Doobies at WSU (Washington State) As part of the committee that put the band on, I got to meet them as they set up. Even partook of some herbal refreshment with the road crew and a couple of the band members! I have always been a great fan of the Doobs and will continue to be until I'm pushing up daisies. They are still touring today with some of the original band members, including on occasion, Michael. Thanks for your delightful reaction, Angela. It does this old hippie's heart good to see some of the younger folks appreciating the good stuff of the 70's. Blessings!
I saw the Doobies as well at WSU ( Wichita State University ) back in 1976 when I was 11 years old. First concert! Been to a lot of concerts since, but none of the other venues were as reefer smoked out as that one, lol
Love the look on your face when the Doobies are going through their vocal gymnastics! ❤
A staple during my high school days. Sept ‘74 - June ‘78.
I love your high school time line 9/74 - 6/78 because all the songs that came out during that time Reminds you of your high school days. Just like my high school time line was 9/78 - 6/82, all the songs from that period instantly takes me back in time to my high school days beginning in the summer of 1978! The 70s was in my Opinion the best decade for music hands down!! Wow those were and forever will be treasured memories!😊
'Daughters of the Sea" great song from the same album
Way back in the 1970s I was watching some local newsmagazine type TV show. The Doobie Brothers were playing in the city that night and she was talking with them. She actually asked where they got the name Doobie Brothers. One of them told her that they got it from the old Romper Room children's program, Do Be a ... Don't Be a ..." She believed it!
I was a15 year old living in a Housing Project in Boston during the Summer , life was so awful and we were so poor when this came out, it was like an escape. The 60's & 70's were so amazing, it was like every Week New Music came out and it was non stop.
Black water, the big muddy, were just some names for the Mississippi river.
"Black Water" was the B side to the single "Another Park Another Sunday". The radio DJs stopped playing Another Park Another Sunday because of the line "the radio just seems to bring me down" so they flipped it over and played Black Water instead and it went to number one.
Yes. After "Long Train Running" this song is must hear for the Doobies. Thank you.
I've always felt if the world got together for a barbecue and had the Doobie brothers playing we could solve most of our problems
Angela if you like this you should watch the version they did during Covid members of the Doobies in different parts of the country doing this song it's amazing.
When I saw what you were reacting to I knew you would love this song. I've loved this song for over 45 years. It's one of those songs that never gets old. And each time you hear it, it's on repeat in your head the rest of the day.
This was a great song of my youth, I was 11 and it was amazing
I have to admit to being quite sheltered growing up & didn’t know what a “doobie” was until rather recently (I’m 63!). 🥴🤦♀️🤷♀️😄 It’s still not the 1st thing I think of when I hear the Doobie Brothers name, lol. And you’re right: the a capella section in the middle is FIRE!
This is a kick back song to relax to 😊
Fabulous song! Have always enjoyed it since it was released while I was stationed on Okinawa in 75! Nice memory. So glad you liked this!!
What an Awesome song & pick!! One of my absolute faves!! 🎶🔥♥️ This channel needs a heavy heavy dose of CLASSICS like this musically!!!
Heard these guys with Steve Miller band at Red Rocks!! Loved this since college!
CHA CHING!!!!!!!!!!!!! i knew you would love it so i had to edit to add this!
Hell, even the country stations put this song in thier rotation..the violin/ countryfied feel was too hard to resist. Your comments on thier versatility was spot-on..they crossed over into so many genres ya really couldn't put a name to thier music..just good time stuff people of every race and age can't help but like, 50 years later and 50 years from now.
It's such a happy song. Loved it since It came out. I was 12. lol
Love your cute sexy dancing pretty girl! Yes, this song was huge in 1974-75. One of the Doobie Brothers greatest hits. I remember this song all over the radio when it came out when I was a freshman in HS. You'd think hearing this band they would be from the South, like maybe the Mississippi River delta in Louisiana. But most of this band was from the SanJose CA area. You are correct, they had a knack for playing rootsy countryish Americana tunes in addition to straight ahead rock.
If you haven't already, I would highly recommend reacting to South City Midnight Lady, Black Eyed Cajun Woman, and Natural Thing from Captain and Me album. 😉😊
Timeless classic! It draws out the sing-along in me! Thx lovely Angela!
Such a great song! Glad you liked it
Great song! Thank you
Another legend song Angela Yea you the best and the 70s easily the best👍👻🤠
Iconic song - one of the ones I could not get out of my head when I heard it back when. What a hook!!!
I love this song 🥰🥰
A beautiful woman enjoying beautiful music. I guess it does not get any better.
The Doobie Brothers never stop to amaze me!
Great reaction! Love that you enjoyed it so much. Just found you today, I’ll have to check out more. Thanks for what you do. May your views and likes always be equal.
This came out when I was a little kid and I loved it right away and always looked forward to when it would come on the radio again. It still sounds great today. I also loved the rocker that they did, China Grove. But no matter what, they always seem to have a bit of funk to whatever they're doing and definitely a lot of soul.
Fun reaction.
The pre-McDonald era of The Doobie Brothers is by far the best of their time.
I love this song and I love you too
This is the best Doobie Brothers era for me.
A real good song from the '73 "The Captain And Me" LP/CD is "Dark Eyed Cajun Woman" which should've been a major hit. And, in '74 DB released the
relatively unknown hit song "Another Park Another Sunday."
As always...a great reaction. There was nobody that really had the sound and style of the Doobies. Loved 'em. So good. Thanks for bringing this one.
Chicago transformed their sound as well after Terry Kath's passing. Although it led to their breaking apart. The Doobie Brothers had their internal issues as well with the change. Wonderful reaction. Love to see the excitement to great music.
I began to lose interest with Chicago as they changed. I do like some of the power ballads they went to but they were never quite the same
@@oldmanghost219 Same here. Cetera wanted to do his thing and he was good at it, but it just didn't fit the classic Chicago sound.
I was in fourth grade when this song came out and it was my teacher's favorite song.
You might like "It's a beautiful day" great band.
You Rock Woman!!!😊😉😎🤘
Great great song ❤
One of my favorite songs. Saw them do this live pre-Michael McDonald era. One of my favorite groups of all time especially those early years.
P.S.-Was it the word “fusion” you were looking for to describe their later years?
Doobie's have a lot of songs I like but this one is my favorite.
You are really becoming an expert! Just enhances my feeling that you are the class of the field in the REACTION vids! Great job!
You have crazy good memory, girl
I love there music another song that I live is Jesus is just alright with me
Great song!!
I was waiting for the L/R stereo effects to kick in! I knew that would flip you!
My favorite DB song
Wow the Doobies early days always brings back memories of elementary school for me.
Michael Mcdonald had such a good voice also. Love the Doobies✌️
Thanks, I was thinking about this song just yesterday.
This is the Good Doobies before Mic McDonald! It wasn’t the Doobies anymore, he made them his back up band! I just have to tell you how pretty you are, that hair is absolutely beautiful! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
My absolute favorite song by Doobies. China Grove is a real close second though
Yes! I rember that in the movie!
Angela, catfish don't jump.
Keep being you.
❤
Another song with a wicked cadence at the songs end is BOONDOCKS by Little Big Town. That song will have clapping your hands and stamping your feet. Just because it makes you feel so good. Enjoy
This is one of my favorite tunes by The Doobie Brothers
Classic, love the Doobies. I totally prefer this era of the band.
Could I request you react to Need Your Love by Cheap Trick? Cheers!
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key largo by bertie higgins
LOL I guess you Know that Jeff Baxter and Micheal McDonald were from Steely Dan. Both great musicians.
Check out their song “Road Angel” from the same album.
Angela try China Grove by them the song is a rock classic
Also for down home southern funk try The Band: 'up on cripple creek'
Black Water ! Great song. I saw them in concert and they had the Memphis horns for the end of this song. They had no special effects like other bands but they made me want to get up and dance and I don't dance. They had just gotten Jeff (Skunk) Baxter but not yet Micheal McDonald. It is also memorable because I had just reconnected with a cousin and we went together. It was the last time i saw him before he died a month later.
Smokin Doobies!
This is one of their best! They are from San Jose CA, but this is a Southern Rock song! Maybe 🤔 even Swamp Rock! That Fiddle is pretty prominent in this tune also! It's a masterpiece in my opinion! Later 😺🐈 cats!
Oh man my dad played the sh*t out of this when I was a kid.
Your dad was the MAN
@@keepgrindingup7661 Yeah, the one band I didn't like of his was Creedance. Otherwise it was pretty good stuff.
I could tell you loved it - first stank face I've seen you do!
Great tune!!❤❤❤❤
Very laid back!!