What are you listening to today?

[kbasa]

The Yay Area's E-40, dropping 30 years of hit songs on us from Tiny Desk.

The second track with a pull from a Digable Planets track is pretty awesome.

 

[omega man]

OM

 

[omega man]

Something about the horn section I really like.

Baker Street

I’m not alone. The comments say it all.



OM

 

[20774]

I always liked and listened to the Doobie Brothers back in the day. But I never really looked into who was in the band or followed the transitions during their run. I ran across this nice history of the band. Three guitars and two drummers...I had no idea! Sorry, the only place I could find this was from fb...

548K views · 14K reactions | From their early days delivering powerful, guitar-driven rock anthems, to the slick, cerebral sounds of their work in the late 70s, The Doobie Brothers... | By Rock & Roll Hall of Fame | Facebook

From their early days delivering powerful, guitar-driven rock anthems, to the slick, cerebral sounds of their work in the late 70s, The Doobie Brothers...

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[pauls1150]

More history and bios if you enter "Doobie Brothers early history" in the Google search window.

 

[omega man]

I always liked and listened to the Doobie Brothers back in the day. But I never really looked into who was in the band or followed the transitions during their run. I ran across this nice history of the band. Three guitars and two drummers...I had no idea! Sorry, the only place I could find this was from fb...

548K views · 14K reactions | From their early days delivering powerful, guitar-driven rock anthems, to the slick, cerebral sounds of their work in the late 70s, The Doobie Brothers... | By Rock & Roll Hall of Fame | Facebook

From their early days delivering powerful, guitar-driven rock anthems, to the slick, cerebral sounds of their work in the late 70s, The Doobie Brothers...

www.facebook.com

More history and bios if you enter "Doobie Brothers early history" in the Google search window.

From CBS Sunday Morning-

In this web exclusive, correspondent Jim Axelrod sits down with the Doobie Brothers – John McFee, Michael McDonald, Tom Johnston and Patrick Simmons – to discuss their careers, their songwriting, and the induction this week of McDonald, Johnston and Simmons into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

And, the extended interview-

Saw the Doobie Brothers back in the Boston Garden in the early eighties.

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[20774]

I saw them in 1993 in Austin. And from my notes, it appears they opened before the Romantics, the Smithereens, and the headliner Melissa Etheridge. Not that I remember any of it!!

 

[20774]

It's been a while since this was mentioned. Iron Butterfly with "In a Garden of Eden" or as it's better known "In a Gadda da Vida"! I wish the video was better. Drum solo starts around 6:30.

 

[20774]

Another show from the past...might have been posted before. Little Feat - Dixie Chicken with Emmylou Harris and Bonnie Raitt as backup singers from 1977! Nice line up!

 

[omega man]

Another show from the past...might have been posted before. Little Feat - Dixie Chicken with Emmylou Harris and Bonnie Raitt as backup singers from 1977! Nice line up!

Waiting for Columbus- one of my favorites.

Another from a great “Jam Band”.

Anyway- Entrain

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[mikegalbicka]

RIP Sly