"We are more connected than we think." 🤟🔥 Great music has that ability. It's timeless, pays no mind to societal norms, and has a gravitational pull stronger than a black hole. Keep at it, Jamel!
During that period of time the Doobie Brothers lived next door to my place, well one door down. We got along great. My roommate was a jazz drummer so music was everywhere. They did piss me off before I let it go. They parked their big truck, trailer on our road in our little dirt road town of Montara, south of San Francisco on the coast. We couldn't get around the big rig to drive up the hill! They were nice people all in all. Also used to see Neil Young come down from his mountain ranch to buy perogies at the little Italian Mkt. The cool thing was none of them wanted or were treated special. They just wanted to hide away from the public and be real. It was a great time to be alive.
I was in my high school marching band in the mid 70s. Every time we played China Grove and Long Train Runnin'...you'd think we were having a party, haha!! We had a blast playing the Doobies' songs.
And...we love that you fill our request line. In the 70’s we would call our local radio stations and request songs, then wait for the DJ to say our name and play the song! See where we’re comin’ from?
Texas Magnolia I remember calling KLOS in LA and requesting that smell by Skynyrd. It was memorial weekend and we were headed to the kern river..the DJ came on and said I'm playing this for a very sexy lady...said my name...we were screaming in the car! It was awesome. Such simple things..
Yes! I have been trying to figure out what this reminded me of! You hit it on the head. It is a lot like waiting to hear the song you requested on the radio. 😊
That's right, we did. The actual DJ would answer his own phone. One time I requested a song the guy didn't have, but the next day he dug up another record by the same band and played it just for me. (Thanks, Al Otero at KABQ!) Many years later I called a Bay Area DJ and asked for Rush..... That did not go well. He couldn't give me a straight answer as to why, but basically corporate HQ had decided that "that music" wasn't right for "this demographic ". Psssshhhh. Thanks Jamel for bringing back the good times.
When I was 15, I walked to a Doobie Brothers concert. Blossom Music Center near Akron Ohio. Was worth the 7 mile trek with my closest friend.. We ended up crashing at his brother's house cause we couldn't make it back home at 3 am. Stoned from the air in the concert grounds. Memories...
"We are more connected than you think!"....words to live by my friend....thanks for the trip down to the 70s Jamel!....I can almost feel the shag carpet in the ....Shaggin" Wagon!!
I had a Shaggin' Wagon. It was a '74 Dodge van with vinyl tuck 'n roll walls, velour tucked ceiling, 3" foam floor covered in splendid brown shag, a swamp cooler on the roof, CB radio and the best part? No windows in the back. Good times.
This song is very emotional for me. The tune came out about a month before I started my freshman year in college. I was in the dorm room and my roommate takes out his Gibson SG and plays the intro from China Grove. I was a big city kid and he was from a farm near a town of 100 population. We were from two very different worlds and music brought us together for life. I live in MN and lives in CA. We had lunch together a couple of months ago.
What makes the Doobie's so great is their variety. Black Water to China Grove sums it up nicely. *Every*one on the dance floor with that initial guitar lick.
I remember cruising in my '70 Challenger listening to this song with my foot somewhere south of legal, grooving to this beat. I didn't recognize the title but I knew the song as soon as I heard the first two cords. Thanks for the memories! Cheers, Steve
First. China Grove is from 1973. Hit up Long Train Running, Black Water, Listen To The Music, It Keeps You Runnin', Minute By Minute, Real Love, etc. Tons of great Doobie Brothers. Oh yeah..."which Doobie you be"-Raj. Lol.
1972... My first day of high school, 9th grade, before school, this song was playing and the varsity cheerleaders were practicing their routine to it. This song always reminds me of that day. Awesome song. Awesome band. Rock on...👍
You make this old grandpa proud! My daughters and grandkids have been raised on this music, and they know the bands, and still listen. Doobies rock! I was 16 when this was a hit single in 1973.
This reminds me of why everyone loves The Doobie Bros. No gimmicks, or BS. Just honest, from the heart Rock and Roll. Lots more where this came from. They were stars of the 70s.
China Grove really exists just northeast of San Antonio. Now in 1972 what happened there, stays there. In person these guys are even better and those guitars go right through you. Great to watch a 40yo man turn on to the Doobies-you have the heart and soul of a love child of the 60s-70s💙😎🎧
Love anything by the Doobie Brothers, their music was so good, and got people on the dance floor. The memories from this music takes me back to my college days!❤
Jamal , your reactions put such a big smile on my face and does my heart so good. I can tell you're really getting into it and I love it .It's amazing what REAL music can do and how it makes you feel. Watching these videos reminds me of about 20 or 25 years ago when my teenage daughters wanted to introduce me to so.e " new" music . They started playing C C R and the doobies and skynyrd. They almost flipped out when I started telling them I knew all this stuff and telling them other great groups to check out. Blew their minds that their " old man" knew about such cool music.
Jamal. I’m one of your biggest fans! Let me tell you hon. I’m a 66 year old white lady who loves me some music! Lol. Anyway, I watch your videos and just love seeing you react to the music of my life and jammin out and getting your groove on. I get such joy from your surprise of listening to music that set my soul on fire from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and on. If I’m having a bad day I can find your videos and relive those wonder years. Your fresh and honest opinion of this powerful music is so rewarding to see. Keep it up brother. I just love you. 👍♥️🥰
I'm a 62yr old. I absolutely love classic rock. I have watched many reactors to many songs and they loved it. I wish they loved it enough to carry on with such great music.
Doobies- ‘Clear as the Driven Snow’, ‘Jesus is Just Alright’, ‘Black Water’, ‘Daughters of the Sea~Flying Cloud’, ‘Rockin’ down the Highway’, ‘Take me in your arms (Rock me a lil while)...
Strictly Soul Man I agree! I love their music but there are 2 of their songs that I cannot live without, on my forever playlist, and Clear as the Driven Snow is one of the 2, the other, Daughters of the Sea, another masterpiece
I was a kid when I saw the Doobie Brothers and Chicago and other groups that I can't remember back in the 70's in an outdoor venue in Elizabeth NJ. Sitting on the grass (Since there were no seats in this venue) having a blast and getting stoned from the fog floating by...if you know what I mean. One of the best concerts I've ever been to. Great reaction. You got to check out Chicago!
dmelanconjr if you want see a top notch live version of this check out Leonid and Friends- genius Russian/ Ukrainian musicians who recreate perfectly the original Chicago songs. Your mind will be blown. Jamel, check this out too! ruclips.net/video/9_torOTK5qc/видео.html
Jamel I was so fortunate to be in my late teens early 20's in the late 60's early 70's. I got to see so many of these bands live, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, ELO, Meatloaf, The Moody Blues, The Guess Who, Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath and the list goes on. I wish you could have been with me, you would have had the time of your life!
I just found your channel!! You understand me!! I just turned 63 yesterday and what a gift you are!! Grew up in rural wa state in the 60s listening to all these "oldies" dancing and singing.... A hard hard time with riots, Vietnam war, assassinations, birth control pills, free love, o man .... The doors! Supremes! Beatles, so many... All of them together made it magical. I'm making a list for you. Start w Martha Reeves and the Vandellas Dancing in the Street. Lightening Strikes, Polk Salad Annie Tony Joe White best version ever. Blue Velvet Bobby Vinton. Unchain my Heart Joe Cocker. Ronnie Wood 7 days. See if you can find the video of Freddy Mercury's mom and sister telling his story. I found your channel as I was listening to Steely Dan songs, hopefully seeing them live 6/4/20 with my high school bud Courtney! 45 years since we graduated, 1975! Anyway, I'm hooked!! How about the band Yes??? Close to the Edge! The album Swiss Movement Les McCann and Eddie Harris 💙💙💙💙💙 music has saved me!!
The reason you like these suggested songs are three fold. 1. Because they are truly fantastic songs... from the best time in recording history! Recording studio technology had risen to a level past its infancy of Elvis and The Beatles and while still recorded in analog, these technological breakthroughs inspired incredible creativity from many bands and sound engineers. These songs come from the peak in recorded history IMHO (not that other music geneations aren't written or recorded well). 2. Because it's absolutely not by mistake or luck that these songs were hits. Literally millions upon millions of die-hard critical music lovers scrutinized every song from their favorite bands and theses are the songs they (we) LOVE to this day. Lastly, it's a credit to you, Jamel, to devise a channel by which you are told what to listen to by subscribers and in doing so, you actually listen and react with a microscopic ear to the melodys, rhythms and nuaunces that made these songs f'n great. Kudos to you for your ingenuity and your channel's success! Guitartec
I was in my room one night listening to AM radio when the DJ came on and said he had a brand new song by the Doobie Brothers that we were about to hear for the first time on that station. Then he suggested we should turn the volume way up. I was blown away immediately. I never tire of hearing China Grove (or any Doobies for that matter).
My boyfriend loved this band, particularly "The Captain and Me' album from around 1972. I too became such a fan! So much so that he bought tickets and took me 125 miles away to a concert in Dallas. This was in my senior year in high school (73-74). We married that spring and here we are 46 years later still rockin' on.
Jamal seen doobies 43 times live in my lifetime! Tons of stories met and partyed with all of them! They are still going strong! Finally inducted into the Rock and Roll hall of fame. I suggest Clear as The Driven Snow. Amazing as you like to say. Love you bro!
We are connected.. music has no color .. love you brother..my best friend in high school was a brother and a drummer … one of his favorites was Steely Dan and the Doobie Brothers..!!
I'm only 3 years older than you. I grew up on this music. My mom was rock and my dad drove me insane with his country music lol My aunt loved doowop and Elvis. I love all music and I have to know all of the lyrics. I love R&B, Heavy Metal (Slipknot is my favorite band), pop, Rock. You name it! Love your channel!
Music like this is always in the either brother. Welcome to The 60s 70s 80s. Our music rocked with grand melody and arrangement. Thank you. It is quite wonderful to see you dig it. I wish all the young men your age could get a good taste of it. Wonderful job!
DITTO ON THE "JESUS IS ALRIGHT"!!! My church group did this in church, it was AWESOME!!! BW~ China Grove is a town in TX!!!! We listened to this loud & proud when it came out!! 1975 rocked w/ the Doobie Bros in it!!! ♫ ♪ ♫
Babyboy... This Music Does get played today. All the Time. Here in Colorado Springs Colorado! 98.1 or 107.9 Classic Rock radio station. Love It!! So happy to see you live it too!!♥️♥️
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"We are more connected than we think!" Amen.
"This is China GROOVE?" You're just precious!!
He's very grovey.
bless his heart
One of the greatest radio hits of the 70s along with black water
Paul may be a Polock like me and we all knew the Doobies, China Grove, Black Water, and Long Train Running!!!
Black Water is one of those timeless songs that will NEVER get old.
I think you'd really like Chicago Transit Authority! !
Intoduction is a great way to get into them.
@@christaylor1640 I already know it brother. I have it on vinyl. I am 53. I love them!!
@@christaylor1640 Do you know ruclips.net/video/xwYV4H9rU6o/видео.html
About damn time the Doobies finally are going into the RRHOF this year - way the heck overdue!
Damn straight! I had tickets for their 50th anniversary tour, and it got postponed due to COVID19. At least they're honoring it a year later.
At least 10 years overdue
@@windsordawn cant wait to see them next year WITH Michael McDonald. Woohoo
Way past due!! Seen then 3 times. 2 in which I remember Lol Wink Wink!!
James, their bus broke down in China Grove. The people in the town helped them and fed them. The Doobie Brothers wrote this song as a thank you.
wow im 46 never knew that .... that is amazing
@@ronaldhorsley1600 "While there is a real China Grove, Texas, Johnston's lyrics about the community are fictional"
Every time they tour, they play in China Grove as well
Donnie Roye not true.
China Grove is very small suburb down around San Antonio, it is a real town.
You're right. This music Should be played today. Nothing like it.
Doobie Brothers - Jesus is just alright
This one is an absolute must-react!
Yes... maybe with a follow up vid for Norman Greenbaum's "Spirit In The Sky". Let's get some electric church up in here!
The guitar solo in Jesus is just alright is sublime
Agree highly!
+1
It is physically impossible not to crank this up as soon as the opening riffs hit.
"We are more connected than we think." 🤟🔥
Great music has that ability. It's timeless, pays no mind to societal norms, and has a gravitational pull stronger than a black hole. Keep at it, Jamel!
So true! Keep on enjoying, folks!
I don't think the doobies Incorporated that devil hand sign bulshit that I'm sick and tired of seeing
@@paulkwiatkowski1059, I am sorry I offended you. I wish you nothing but the best.
During that period of time the Doobie Brothers lived next door to my place, well one door down. We got along great. My roommate was a jazz drummer so music was everywhere. They did piss me off before I let it go. They parked their big truck, trailer on our road in our little dirt road town of Montara, south of San Francisco on the coast. We couldn't get around the big rig to drive up the hill! They were nice people all in all. Also used to see Neil Young come down from his mountain ranch to buy perogies at the little Italian Mkt. The cool thing was none of them wanted or were treated special. They just wanted to hide away from the public and be real. It was a great time to be alive.
kurtisle Neil Young buying o pierogis is everything
@@debraa8041 Buying Pierogis is one thing, but at an Italian market? Aren't Pierogis a Polish thing?
Enquiring minds want to know! ;-)
@@taiwanjohn yep
That’s heading down the highway to see my girlfriend music. That was 40 years ago now she’s my wife, enjoying this music with my granddaughters!!
David Goodridge I got me one of those too! What a Blessing!
Love this!!
My 16 year old granddaughter loves the Doobies. She knows all the lyrics. I've seen them 3 times. They are soooooo good. Doobies rock.
I was in my high school marching band in the mid 70s. Every time we played China Grove and Long Train Runnin'...you'd think we were having a party, haha!! We had a blast playing the Doobies' songs.
And...we love that you fill our request line. In the 70’s we would call our local radio stations and request songs, then wait for the DJ to say our name and play the song! See where we’re comin’ from?
the more things change...
Texas Magnolia I remember calling KLOS in LA and requesting that smell by Skynyrd. It was memorial weekend and we were headed to the kern river..the DJ came on and said I'm playing this for a very sexy lady...said my name...we were screaming in the car! It was awesome.
Such simple things..
Yes! I have been trying to figure out what this reminded me of! You hit it on the head. It is a lot like waiting to hear the song you requested on the radio. 😊
That's right, we did. The actual DJ would answer his own phone. One time I requested a song the guy didn't have, but the next day he dug up another record by the same band and played it just for me. (Thanks, Al Otero at KABQ!)
Many years later I called a Bay Area DJ and asked for Rush..... That did not go well. He couldn't give me a straight answer as to why, but basically corporate HQ had decided that "that music" wasn't right for "this demographic ". Psssshhhh.
Thanks Jamel for bringing back the good times.
Oh those were beautiful days. I miss the request days. Those were golden years.
I love your face when you’re gobsmacked. Your reactions are a delight.
When I was 15, I walked to a Doobie Brothers concert. Blossom Music Center near Akron Ohio. Was worth the 7 mile trek with my closest friend.. We ended up crashing at his brother's house cause we couldn't make it back home at 3 am. Stoned from the air in the concert grounds. Memories...
Oh sweetie, this band kept us rocking in the 70's! I have loved them ever since.
You are gonna love "Black Water", "It Keeps You Running", "Jesus Is Alright" & "Take Me In Your Arms". All classic Doobs!!
In that order!
Black Water please.
Not to be critical but China Grove not China Groove and yes please please check out Black Water
"Rockin' Down the Highway" Live at Wolftrap version is GREAT.
I love when Jamel feels the music in his shoulders and he moves them up and down.
"We are more connected than you think!"....words to live by my friend....thanks for the trip down to the 70s Jamel!....I can almost feel the shag carpet in the ....Shaggin" Wagon!!
😂🇦🇺
I had a Shaggin' Wagon. It was a '74 Dodge van with vinyl tuck 'n roll walls, velour tucked ceiling, 3" foam floor covered in splendid brown shag, a swamp cooler on the roof, CB radio and the best part? No windows in the back. Good times.
This song is very emotional for me. The tune came out about a month before I started my freshman year in college. I was in the dorm room and my roommate takes out his Gibson SG and plays the intro from China Grove. I was a big city kid and he was from a farm near a town of 100 population. We were from two very different worlds and music brought us together for life. I live in MN and lives in CA. We had lunch together a couple of months ago.
Doobie Brothers without Michael McDonald, Black Water, another great one! Love your reactions!!
Yes! His voice is like scratching a chalkboard to me.
What makes the Doobie's so great is their variety. Black Water to China Grove sums it up nicely. *Every*one on the dance floor with that initial guitar lick.
I'm 66 & have been to quite a few concerts in my day & I have to say they were probably my favorite concert! Love this band!
My favorite concerts ever were the Doobie Brothers at the Fabulous Forum.
The Doobie Brothers are FIRE!!!! And they are FINALLY being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year!!!!!!!!
I remember cruising in my '70 Challenger listening to this song with my foot somewhere south of legal, grooving to this beat. I didn't recognize the title but I knew the song as soon as I heard the first two cords. Thanks for the memories! Cheers, Steve
South of legal yeah
I am going to be 70 years old this March 5th and I really enjoy seeing your reactions to music when I was young. Thank you.
First. China Grove is from 1973. Hit up Long Train Running, Black Water, Listen To The Music, It Keeps You Runnin', Minute By Minute, Real Love, etc. Tons of great Doobie Brothers. Oh yeah..."which Doobie you be"-Raj. Lol.
Long train runnin is monumental.
ahhh from whats happenin!!! nice catch
1972... My first day of high school, 9th grade, before school, this song was playing and the varsity cheerleaders were practicing their routine to it. This song always reminds me of that day. Awesome song. Awesome band. Rock on...👍
long train running by the doobies" awsome song"
LOVE me ALOT of Doobie Brothers, have seen them live 9x, I was blessed to grow up with ALL the best music, 60's thru 90's until R&R became classic 💜✌🎶
When you want a shift from the Doobie Brothers check out some BTO-Bachman Turner Overdrive...
BTO rock is my life
Let it ride is one of the best songs imo
@@rileylaird8536 .. BTO!.. One of my fav's and yes, Let It Ride is an awesome song!!
I recommend "Not Fragile"... still on my playlist.
@@ausfuhrpramienjagar Let it Kicks butt!! Love that song so much!
You make this old grandpa proud! My daughters and grandkids have been raised on this music, and they know the bands, and still listen. Doobies rock! I was 16 when this was a hit single in 1973.
On another note, try "Mr. Blue Sky" by Electric Light Orchestra...guaranteed smiles!
Yes! I love ELO.
Also love ELO's song 'Confusion.'
This music is still played today, Classic Rock radio stations still play this stuff all over the nation!
Saw the Doobies open up for Steely Dan a few years ago. It was unbelievable. Keep going with both you wont be disappointed.
I saw that tour in Charlotte.
Stephen Adams: Musical Interpretations & Satire Saw it in Raleigh!
This song always takes me back to high school. No matter what was going on in the game, I’d always look at the band from the field and smile!!
This reminds me of why everyone loves The Doobie Bros. No gimmicks, or BS. Just honest, from the heart Rock and Roll. Lots more where this came from. They were stars of the 70s.
And that intro guitar riff incredibly memorable.
No auto tune needed!
They were the ultimate biker band!
Check out Road Angel
China Grove really exists just northeast of San Antonio. Now in 1972 what happened there, stays there. In person these guys are even better and those guitars go right through you. Great to watch a 40yo man turn on to the Doobies-you have the heart and soul of a love child of the 60s-70s💙😎🎧
I’m telling you doobie brothers “long train running” you will NOT be disappointed!!
Love anything by the Doobie Brothers, their music was so good, and got people on the dance floor. The memories from this music takes me back to my college days!❤
Around the 3:45 mark, he starts dancing like the Temptations. AWESOME!
Finally, China Grove. It should be China Groove. Great guitar lick.
Jamal , your reactions put such a big smile on my face and does my heart so good. I can tell you're really getting into it and I love it .It's amazing what REAL music can do and how it makes you feel. Watching these videos reminds me of about 20 or 25 years ago when my teenage daughters wanted to introduce me to so.e " new" music . They started playing C C R and the doobies and skynyrd. They almost flipped out when I started telling them I knew all this stuff and telling them other great groups to check out. Blew their minds that their " old man" knew about such cool music.
released in 1973, still rockin' & toe tappin'... 47 years later & it still beats anything from today's popular music
You've got to check out "Three Dog Night" a great band from the '70's
Al Meyer Great suggestion. My favorites are Out in the Country, Celebrate, Never Been to Spain, Black and White...
@@darlanilsen879 and Shambala!
Randall A Yes!!! 😊
@@darlanilsen879 Old Fashioned Love Song, One
armadillotoe Both great! How about Mama told me not to come and Easy to be hard...
This is one of those perfect radio songs from the day. Close your eyes and you can imagine riding along on a summer afternoon. Flawless.
Great choice for your first by the Doobies!! And this song is still played today!!
Jamal. I’m one of your biggest fans! Let me tell you hon. I’m a 66 year old white lady who loves me some music! Lol. Anyway, I watch your videos and just love seeing you react to the music of my life and jammin out and getting your groove on. I get such joy from your surprise of listening to music that set my soul on fire from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and on. If I’m having a bad day I can find your videos and relive those wonder years. Your fresh and honest opinion of this powerful music is so rewarding to see. Keep it up brother. I just love you. 👍♥️🥰
Listen to the Music. Probably my favorite Doobies tune!
I'm a 62yr old. I absolutely love classic rock. I have watched many reactors to many songs and they loved it. I wish they loved it enough to carry on with such great music.
So glad I grew up with this and I live in a time where I can listen to this at anytime, and of course listen to you.
Jamel - The beauty of asking you to react to our favorite songs is that you APPRECIATE THEM!!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
Doobies "Black Water"
Every day I thank God I was born when I was bcuz I grew up with the best music. Born 58. Graduated 76. So blessed.
Or affectionately known as "The Doobies." Anything by this band...you will enjoy!
Oh my gosh I love the Doobie Brothers. I'll be seeing them in North Carolina in June I can't wait
Doobies- ‘Clear as the Driven Snow’, ‘Jesus is Just Alright’, ‘Black Water’, ‘Daughters of the Sea~Flying Cloud’, ‘Rockin’ down the Highway’, ‘Take me in your arms (Rock me a lil while)...
Darla Nilsen Clear as the driven snow is a masterpiece.
Strictly Soul Man I agree! I love their music but there are 2 of their songs that I cannot live without, on my forever playlist, and Clear as the Driven Snow is one of the 2, the other, Daughters of the Sea, another masterpiece
The Doobies were one of my favorites of all time! So glad I got play these songs in my band for years! Oh yeah. This one got em up every time.
Phil-Dee would say, “They ain’t related. But they Doo B Brothers.”
I was a kid when I saw the Doobie Brothers and Chicago and other groups that I can't remember back in the 70's in an outdoor venue in Elizabeth NJ. Sitting on the grass (Since there were no seats in this venue) having a blast and getting stoned from the fog floating by...if you know what I mean. One of the best concerts I've ever been to. Great reaction. You got to check out Chicago!
New subscriber here! Doobie Brothers, What a Fool Believes!!! Michael McDonald sings, It's great!
I'm so thankful I grew up listening to 70's-80's music GREAT music by GREAT bands
May I suggest Chicago - “25 or 6 to 4”?
That’ll be another one he knows, and yet doesn’t know he knows.
Travis Jordan ...guaranteed!
Terry kath❤️
dmelanconjr if you want see a top notch live version of this check out Leonid and Friends- genius Russian/ Ukrainian musicians who recreate perfectly the original Chicago songs. Your mind will be blown.
Jamel, check this out too!
ruclips.net/video/9_torOTK5qc/видео.html
I went to high school and jammed with Pat Simmons of the Doobies. He was brilliant then.
Jamel I was so fortunate to be in my late teens early 20's in the late 60's early 70's. I got to see so many of these bands live, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, ELO, Meatloaf, The Moody Blues, The Guess Who, Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath and the list goes on. I wish you could have been with me, you would have had the time of your life!
I suggest “Another Park Another Sunday” by The Doobie Brothers. A great groovy song!
I sing in a '70s cover band, and this is our favorite closer/encore. It never fails to get the crowd moving.
Music of the 1960's/70's had so much more depth than modern music. Check out 'It keeps you runnin".
Every kid with a guitar, in the 70's, was playing this song.
Check out "Jesus is just alright", "Eyes of Silver", " Black Water"
My favorite song when I was a kid was, Listen to the Music, I still love it!
You're on a roll now!! You've got to do Black Water and Minute By Minute!! Love your reactions!! 💕😍👍🙌😁
I just found your channel!! You understand me!! I just turned 63 yesterday and what a gift you are!! Grew up in rural wa state in the 60s listening to all these "oldies" dancing and singing.... A hard hard time with riots, Vietnam war, assassinations, birth control pills, free love, o man .... The doors! Supremes! Beatles, so many... All of them together made it magical. I'm making a list for you. Start w Martha Reeves and the Vandellas Dancing in the Street. Lightening Strikes, Polk Salad Annie Tony Joe White best version ever. Blue Velvet Bobby Vinton. Unchain my Heart Joe Cocker. Ronnie Wood 7 days. See if you can find the video of Freddy Mercury's mom and sister telling his story. I found your channel as I was listening to Steely Dan songs, hopefully seeing them live 6/4/20 with my high school bud Courtney! 45 years since we graduated, 1975!
Anyway, I'm hooked!! How about the band Yes??? Close to the Edge! The album Swiss Movement Les McCann and Eddie Harris 💙💙💙💙💙 music has saved me!!
All good songs, but my fave is "Another Park, Another Sunday" especially, the "Live At Wolftrap" version.... great stuff.
Simply Red...Holding On. One of the best voices you'll ever hear.
Oh yeah...Doobie Brothers Black Water. You'll love it
"Black Water", please.
That entire album is a classic bar-band masterpiece.
This this this this this this this this this this this this this this THIS!!!!
The reason you like these suggested songs are three fold. 1. Because they are truly fantastic songs... from the best time in recording history! Recording studio technology had risen to a level past its infancy of Elvis and The Beatles and while still recorded in analog, these technological breakthroughs inspired incredible creativity from many bands and sound engineers. These songs come from the peak in recorded history IMHO (not that other music geneations aren't written or recorded well). 2. Because it's absolutely not by mistake or luck that these songs were hits. Literally millions upon millions of die-hard critical music lovers scrutinized every song from their favorite bands and theses are the songs they (we) LOVE to this day. Lastly, it's a credit to you, Jamel, to devise a channel by which you are told what to listen to by subscribers and in doing so, you actually listen and react with a microscopic ear to the melodys, rhythms and nuaunces that made these songs f'n great. Kudos to you for your ingenuity and your channel's success! Guitartec
Thanks I Appreciate you🙏🏾
Think this is their best. Just love this song.
Love this song too. But I think Long train runnin is better.
@@kroft6799 Both are just fantastic. Two of the all-time great intro riffs - one electric, one acoustic -on the same album.
Just saw them in Cleveland last summer with Santana, Yeah: they rocked the house with this, and "without love," still strong for #2020
Yeah man !! The Doobies before Micheal Mc Donald and Skunk Baxter turned them into a pop band. These are when they were at their best!
Other Doobies you’re gonna know: Listen to the Music, Long Train Runnin’, Black Water, Jesus is Just Alright, Takin’ It to the Streets
One of the most Iconic opening guitar riffs in rock history! 1 note and you know exactly what great classic your listinging to!
Glad you did this one but the quintessential Doobie Brothers is Black Water
Gotta be next 👍👍👍👍👍👍
When they said San Antone...I was hooked! Lone Star State!!! God Bless the people who helped them!
Now you're hitting on all cylinders
I was in my room one night listening to AM radio when the DJ came on and said he had a brand new song by the Doobie Brothers that we were about to hear for the first time on that station. Then he suggested we should turn the volume way up. I was blown away immediately. I never tire of hearing China Grove (or any Doobies for that matter).
Great choice. Here's some more you have to hear from them:
Blackwater (live in New York)
Long Train Runnin'
Takin' It To The Streets
My boyfriend loved this band, particularly "The Captain and Me' album from around 1972. I too became such a fan! So much so that he bought tickets and took me 125 miles away to a concert in Dallas. This was in my senior year in high school (73-74). We married that spring and here we are 46 years later still rockin' on.
Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein
album version....that's the one you wanna hear
This will be a great one on headphones.
I can't wait for this one.
Yes! And "free ride"
And Rick derringers Rock and roll hoochie Koo
Jamal seen doobies 43 times live in my lifetime! Tons of stories met and partyed with all of them! They are still going strong! Finally inducted into the Rock and Roll hall of fame. I suggest Clear as The Driven Snow. Amazing as you like to say. Love you bro!
Love me some Doobie Brothers "black water","Jesus is just alright" ☮️
Maaan sometimes I can't recall what it is I'm looking for but I remember every word to every Doobie Brothers song
Long Train Runnin
We are connected.. music has no color .. love you brother..my best friend in high school was a brother and a drummer … one of his favorites was Steely Dan and the Doobie Brothers..!!
Hey if your going in this era of rock check out Three Dog Night!
I'm only 3 years older than you. I grew up on this music. My mom was rock and my dad drove me insane with his country music lol My aunt loved doowop and Elvis. I love all music and I have to know all of the lyrics. I love R&B, Heavy Metal (Slipknot is my favorite band), pop, Rock. You name it! Love your channel!
Hell's Angels house band in early '70's. Support 81.
why? because they've got such a stellar reputation as philanthropists and nice guys? i'm gonna take a hard pass thanks
@@cheezyridr Aw, think nothin' of it. Your welcome.
Music like this is always in the either brother. Welcome to The 60s 70s 80s. Our music rocked with grand melody and arrangement. Thank you. It is quite wonderful to see you dig it. I wish all the young men your age could get a good taste of it. Wonderful job!
You need to check out “black water” next!
DITTO ON THE "JESUS IS ALRIGHT"!!! My church group did this in church, it was AWESOME!!! BW~ China Grove is a town in TX!!!! We listened to this loud & proud when it came out!! 1975 rocked w/ the Doobie Bros in it!!! ♫ ♪ ♫
Another great Doobie's track with Michael McDonald is "Taking It To The Streets". Another fire track with a potent message.
Babyboy... This Music Does get played today. All the Time. Here in Colorado Springs Colorado! 98.1 or 107.9 Classic Rock radio station. Love It!! So happy to see you live it too!!♥️♥️