The Doobie Brothers

The Doobie Brothers ( the brothers detonators ) is a group of American Rock formed in 1970 with San Jose in California.

Very popular during the Years 1970, Doobies signed some standards classic rock'n'roll such “Listen To The Music”, “Jesus Is Just Alright”, “Long Runnin' Train” and “What has Fool Believes”.

Members

The current group

Guy Allison - keyboards and song
Michael Hossack - battery
Tom Johnston - guitar and song
John McFee - guitar and song
Marc Russo - saxophone
Skylark - bases and song
Pat Simmons - guitar and song
ED Toth - battery

Former members

Jeff Baxter - guitar of Steely daN
Norton Buffalo - harmonica
Cornelius Bumpus - keyboards, saxophone and song
Carlos Guaico - choruses
John Hartmann - battery and percussions
Bobby Kind - percussions
Danny Hull - keyboards, harmonica and song
Buck Johnson - choruses
Keith Knudsen - battery and song
Andrew Coil - saxophone
Michael McDonald - singer and keyboards
Chet McCracken - battery
Bill Payne - keyboards of Little Feat
Tiran To carry - low and song
Dave Shrogen - low and song
Tim Shafer - keyboards
Willy Weeks - low and song

Discography

Albums

1971 : The Doobie Brothers
1972 : Toulouse Street (US N°21)
1973: The Captain and Me (US N°7)
1974: What Were Ounce Defects Are Now Clothes (US N°4)
1975: Stampede (US N°4) with Ry Cooder, Maria Muldaur, Curtis Mayfield
1976: Takin' It to the Streets (US N°8)
1977: Livin' one the Fault Line (US N°10)
1978: Minute by Minute (US N°1)
1980: One Step Closer (US N°3)
1983: Farewell Turn (US N°79)
1989: Cycles (US N°17)
1991: Brotherhood (US N°82)
1996: Rockin' Down the Highway: The Wildlife Concert
1999: Best off the Doobie Brothers Live
2000: Sibling Rivalry
2001 : One Our Way Up
2003: Divided Highway
2004: Live At Wolf Trap

Compilations

1976 : Best off the Doobies " smoke the doobie" (US N°5)
1981: Best off the Doobies, vol. 2 (US N°39)
1999: Long Runnin' Train: 1970-2000
2001 : Greatest Hits (US #142)
2002: Doobie' S Choice

External bonds

Official site of the group

Site of the fan French club

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