The Doobie Brothers - Listen To The Music (Live in Isolation)
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- The Doobie Brothers come together virtually to perform “Listen To The Music.” Original song from 'Toulouse Street' (1972)
Directed by Rob Arthur
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Welcome to the official RUclips channel for The Doobie Brothers featuring official videos for iconic hits like “Black Water,” “What a Fool Believes," “Listen to the Music,” “China Grove,” “Jesus Is Just Alright,” “Rockin’ Down the Highway,” “Long Train Runnin’,” “Take Me In Your Arms,” "Takin’ it to the Streets,” “Minute by Minute,” “You Belong to Me,” “The Doctor” and the platinum-certified album ‘Toulouse Street.’
The Doobie Brothers have been delivering mind-blowing, roots-based, harmony-laden, guitar-driven rock and roll for more than four decades, selling more than 48 million albums and winning four GRAMMY Awards. Boasting one of the most loyal fan bases in music, The Doobie Brothers continue to write and record new material and tour the world. The Doobies have tallied up five top 10 singles, 16 top 40 hits, and 3 multi-platinum, 7 platinum, and 14 Gold albums.
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If you disliked this video, you didn't listen to the music.
On that Note,Listen to your heart,too.
and you can go to China Grove
they didn't like it because Tom thinks that covid is really killing people when most people with a brain know that this is a confirmed scam.
@@trueknowledgeispower Yeah, a scam the ENTIRE WORLD is in on, right?? SMH....
Shame theres 76 of them with their thumbs down, obviously miserable with life.
These guys haven’t lost a thing. Vocals and playing still sound incredible💯
You can thank pre-recorded vocals and instruments, along with pitch correction lightly applied to tighten up the vocals. None of this is ‘live”. A lot can be manipulated in post-production, which is why this sounded so good.
They all had to add their parts in remotely one at a time onto the track to build the recording up. Still very fun, up close, and personal touch.
INCREDIBLE EXACTLY
Actually, they've lost a half step. The guitars are tuned to Eb. ;)
@@daved.4041 I've heard them live over the years and they sound the same.
Can't believe Tom Johnston sounds just like he did on the 1972 recording!
He sure does sing like he did over 40 years ago.....
It's amazing. I'm stunned.
........fine like wine...
1 key lower, 50 years later...absolutely stunning
SynthieAl key of d better for his vocals
The Eagles have received a lot of attention over the years and rightfully so when you consider how well their music has stood against the passage of time. However, the Doobies are right there with them. Doobies rock!!
As far as the above comments go, I'm checking off "all of the above".
You can tell, after all these years, they still put the music out there as though it was the first time and I still get that rush I got 50 years ago.
The music is sublime and they don't forget to put the word in for the people that are hurtin' during these devastating times. You guys truly meet the definition of "the best" .
Schell you couldn't say it better.
Amen to that!
Eagles can only fly so high, doobies heights are limitless...
I love both bands- however- the DOOBS are the best!
You guys sound fantastic...listened to you since I was a kid...never gets old. Keep on rockin!
When a band sounds as young and as good today as they did almost 48 years ago is absolutely amazing, thank you for sharing!
Best live band of all time 👍😀
They should sell their secrets to keeping their voices healthy. Honestly incredible how great they sound as singers having done this as long as they have.
YES! Makes me greatful for being a child of the 70s!😁 I also loved Fleetwod Mac, Chicago, Wings, Queen.😁❤🎶
Sound better than ever.
@@jackhartgraves4988 LOL
These guys haven't lost their touch one bit at all...
John Mcfee , the banjo just sounds magnificent on this .
...as was the fiddle in Black Water...pure talent.
holy smokes, they sound fantastic.that bass player is all over it.
Yeah ! Much agree .... awesome bass playing !
Yeah, as a bass player myself, I never really thought much about a group like the Doobies. But here, with the more intimate setting (like we used to have back in the '60s and '70s) I can really hear him, and he's very good. I just miss having a drummer.
John Cowan is awesome. As a singer and bassist!
John Cowan is the man!!
And it looks like they are still having fun after all these years!
How is this possible? Tom and Pat sound as amazing as ever, vocally
John McFee’s banjo playing elevates this song to a unique level. It sounds amazing!!!
Yep. He’s an amazing musician
@@randytingle2416 It's unreal...is there any instrument this guy can't play?!
I has been trying to find an isolated track of just his banjo track. I’m not a huge banjo person, just LOVE his in this song.
In the original was the banjo in the song or was this added to it for this version?
@@brianbright7501 - It's in the original, although nowhere near this pronounced. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Listen_to_the_Music#Song
Man! Who got chills down their spine when John McFee played the banjo in the intro?
This is a great rendition.
The dude is a master musician
Me!!!!🤗
Me - totally awesome . Want the tab . Note for note . Standard tuning ?
Freaking awesome
I did
I LOVE THIS SONG!!!!!
Love the banjo in this classic!
"What the people need is a way to make them smile"
I'm still listening to the music!
And gettin all that harmonious love, vibrantly coloring my sound system with a groove from beyond!
Man, these icons.... Love all of em'!
This song, and every other song on that album makes me smile. 😃
Amen
They just played that with the same if not more enthusiasm than they did in their prime. What, 50 years ago? Still just so good it "ain't" right lol! Love 'em then, love 'em now.
And without Michael MacDonald!
Just can't get over how good they sound. I came up with the Doobie brothers on the radio pumping out hits!
@@BrianCarnevaleB26 ♥
@@Hi-xs7wm how you today?
48.... same age as me
No auto tune.
No makeup.
Pure talent.
It’s. That. Simple.
Peace and love to all :)
You said it!
Does hair dye count as make-up?
@@evo5dave "cosmetics such as lipstick or powder applied to the face, used to enhance or alter the appearance." probably not. Then again, "TV makeup" is different again, because it's used to counteract the unnaturally strong lighting, so maybe they have makeup, maybe they don't. I think there might be some botox in there, though.
No backup dancers ;).
Real R&R
If you thumb down this, you need to check yourself into a clinic. Because you're missing ears, a heart and a soul...
LoL! Right!
Weirdos...
That's called jealousy. Underachievers' most well known state of mind!
Amen!!!
The whiner needs to puff about a lid.
Can't believe they still have their singing and playing chops!
Just brilliant. Even after all these years, just exquisite sound coming from the Doobies!
They are perfection at its best!
@@TheCheryl57 Yes awesome. Tom has a voice!
That was a scary time for all of us. So good to see them come together, via the internet and in isolation to deliver some great music to us all. Thank you, Doobie Bros. 🙏
The goose bumps came as soon as TJ started singing. Crazy to be this good after so many damn decades.
Especially since he almost left us in the mid 70s.
Its called talent, never dies
Great guys. Had tickets for West Palm Bch before the world collapsed. How about Takin it to the Streets with Michael on board
Ive never clicked on something so fast. And that bass is thick.
LOVED THAT BASS GROVE
This was the Doobie Brothers 1st big hit, released on their 2nd album in July 1972. 48 years ago.
Take it in kids. Nothing better than talented musicians playing together.
Nobody will ever sound as good as the Doobies! I'm glad I'm the age that I am because I was able to grow up with them. The younger generation doesn't know what they missed. It feels good to say I have been a fan for 48 years and the band hasn't missed beat yet.
Amen!! 👍👍
Keyword "musicians" and not some silly looking millennial clown with a keyboard making smoke alarm noises set to a computerized drum track!
So true, so true!! Talent personified in their artistry!!!
Just Fantastic x
Why the negativity towards electronic music? Can’t they both be great, but for totally different reasons?
This is every shade of fu*kin' awesome there is.
Musically 'killing it' after 40-50 years. That doesn't happen with 70 year old sports stars!
Byron Bay Music fest 2017 Standout performance!!!
Best comment!!!!
So true B!- wish i said that!
It happens with 70 yr old musicians, though.
I have listened to that song thousands of times, the addition of the banjo was off the chain. Still killin' it.
And there was banjo on the original recording! It comes in on the first chorus.
Just as amazing as they were back in the day. For proof, just LISTEN TO THE MUSIC.
yep - check this version from 2018: ruclips.net/video/t4sK8d48Exs/видео.html
Hey it's Eric! Thanks for the blues guitar lessons! XD
Great comment 👌👍
🌬🎶🎶🎵🎶
All the time!
This makes 2020 feel not so bad. The Doobie Brothers still rocking and I was alive to see it.
They still sound as tight and crisp as they did back in the 70’s.
They recorded each part separately to a click track likely, so, tight is easy
I saw them at a Miss. Casino in like 2008, my wife demanded I go, I was like hey, I am playing cards, but alas I relented, I had to go to a dried-up old band in their mid to late 50s I thought to myself. But, those cats were still damned good. And yes they are still tight, look at them singing China Grove on Good Morning America in like 2015, the kids were expecting Blahhhhhhhh, they loved it !!
They sure do 👌🏻
@@halcooper3070 Negative! :)
Unbelievable! That sound is so neat, like a studio recording!
Unbelievable they still sound exactly the same 40years on.This is what pure talent is.Nothing else matters.Fantastic.
You mean, " FIFTY YEAR'S".
Forgot all about the world’s woes ... simply by “listening to the music” ... thank you Doobies for all the great tunes!!
The RUclips algorithm came up good this time.
This is what we need people.
Love to you all!
28 people weren't listening to the music. In fact, I don't think they get it at all.
Haters gotta hate. 🙄🤦🏻♂️
78 DORKS / TONE DEF
after all these years, the voice still sounds fantastic.
Love it, Allan. Need more PSA content!
When the Doobies ask me to 'Listen to the Music,' I oblige. (Congrats on the HOF nod.... 'bout freak'in time!)
This kiddies is what real vocals sound like!
Amen to that!!🙏
This group is still better than today's shiddy groups.
Couldn’t agree with you more!
Love your word choice---shiddy. Lol. Can't agree more. I was in 9th grade when "The Captain and Me," came out. I never thought I'd quit playing that cassette if I remember correctly because I had already started in on guitar. Finally settled in the right J-45, a guitar very few 14 year olds can afford.
I think you spelt shiddy wrong ,I do agree , always liked this song feelgood tune.
@@juana1483 really a cassette tape ask kids now days they dont know what your talking about and a 8 track use to have one in my 66 mustang but had to get rid of it when we had our daughter my wife told me it's the mustang or me boy sure miss my wife
@MorbidManMusic Wow, but alrighty then....lol
I could listen that chorus a hundred million times, and it would never get old. Great work guys!
What a brilliant band how about doing a few more gigs in the UK there are more places than London
@@markfitzpatrick9021 They will play where they are confident they can sell out venues. Contact their management. No-one will see this.
Doobie Brothers, Congratulations and Best Wishes for your nomination to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame during November 2020!
You mean they weren’t already members? That’s criminal!
@@monicacall7532 Yea true enough....even more criminal is that Jay Z got in. #yearofthefloyd
Toolmybass Jay Z is to the Doobie Brothers and real music before auto tune (around 1995-2000) what Velveeta is to a classic French cheese. One’s fake and tasteless while the other one is carefully crafted, absolutely exquisite, only of the highest quality and the memory of partaking it stays with you long after the actual experience. In other words, there’s no remote comparison between the two. My husband teaches two sections of jazz history for undergrads to fill their humanities General Ed requirement at a large university. He compares “smooth” jazz and Kenny G garbage to Velveeta too. In fact, for the final every semester he has a cheese party. On one table he has a selection of excellent cheeses and a variety of crackers for the class to try. On the other table he has cubed Velveeta and “cheese product” of various flavors that’re in different cans that the students can squirt on the crackers. The shelf life for the “cheese product” is really long, and if you read the ingredients on the can it is enough to turn your stomach. It’s basically edible plastic! While the students are eating the cheese and the fake stuff my husband plays the real jazz from different eras vs. the fake jazz. It’s pretty easy to tell the difference when the two types of music are played in contrast to each other.
What we fans of the REAL ROCK MUSIC ought to demand of the R&R Hall of Fame folks who vote on new inductees is for them to play the music product artists and their pathetic excuses that pass for pop music and then contrast them with the REAL musicians and their masterpieces. I would hope that if voters and the public could hear how incredibly crafted and creative a Jimi Hendrix guitar solo is compared to the trash that Lizzo and Cardie B put out and call music perhaps the ears and minds of listeners could begin to become educated and expanded. Does this make sense to you? I’m a Covid Longhauler and today has been one of those brain fog extraganzas, so I’m not sure if I’m getting my idea across or not. My apologies if this sounds like gibberish.🥴
Toolmybass are you a big Pink Floyd fan too? I just looked at your hashtag. If so, do you have a favorite album? Have you ever seen “The Wizard of Oz” film with “Dark Side of the Moon” playing as the soundtrack? It blew my mind the first time I saw it. Much as I really like “The Wall” “Dark Side of the Moon” is my favorite of PF’s albums. I was 15 when it came out, and it was so revolutionary. Nothing like it had ever been heard before. My sister and I wore out our copy of the LP twice because we listened to it so much. Too bad Roger Waters and David Gilmore couldn’t get along.
John McFee is one of the most underrated guitalists in the history.
Guitarist, banjoist, fiddle-player...
@@LainieWA steel player lol
Plays flute too
That's correct!
Yes!
That’s some mighty fine a pickin’ and a grinnin’ Mcfee.
I think that grin is pretty much McFee's default expression; I've hardly ever seen him without it. :)
Awesome ..Thanks guys..classic tune..you guys nailed it..
I just find it disgusting when people give stuff like this a thumbs down. I am so grateful for this music. Thank you Doobie Bros! You got my thumbs up!
Yes, I often wonder what on earth inspires those downward thumbs. If you don't find this performance amazing and if you don't find that the song lifts your spirits, then you simply have no taste!
Giving a thumbs down to this is just pure unadulterated ignorance. Some individuals that do this are just disgruntled "musicians" that could never achieve this level of musicianship, and are unwilling to accept that reality.
They would not know the score at all.
Totally gifted musicians all my life’s memories relived.
Incredible. Most underrated rock band ever imo. Tom Johnston is the best voice you could ask for. Thanks guys. Love ya!
I don't think they are a underrated band
These guys are a REAL LEGEND.
The Doobie Brothers are more active than what you think
👍
Underrated?! You must have missed the 70’s.
They're definitely not underrated. Back in the day they had a ton of hits and radio time.
In a world where nothing ever stays the same, these guys set a monument in my mind that never changes. These are the songs of my youth and my time machine if I close my eyes and listen. Such good music, and such great memories.
One of the most uplifting tunes of all time. Who doesn't love them some Doobies. Thanks, men.
SmartyThe Pants lol
No auto tune, just pitch perfect vocals and harmonies.
Tommey Tommey um, that is heavily processed.
@@couerl Processing is not the same as auto tune. Most processing has to do with EQ or dynamics. Auto tune is pitch correction, and I hear none of that in this video.
It's really obvious when the voices are not warbling, isn't it?
@@Supernautiloid Pitch correction is most certainly "processing." The idea is to apply it so that it's not noticeable. These vocals are just a bit too perfect to not have been touched up.
Holy fuck, it's the Doobies, get a clue.
Those that dislike don’t listen to the music.
But damn, only 98 out of 20k plus likes.
1 Cannot Make The Stupids Listen To Good Classic Music Louis Rojas . Oh' Well .
That was utterly fabulous! So well put together. Love you guys and your music!
It's so incredible that they sound as good and fresh as they did almost 50 years ago! This group is a national treasure and long overdue getting into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame!!!
They're in the RRHOF as of this year! The 2020 induction ceremony was delayed until the fall due to the pandemic.
Wow, Tom's voice hasn't lost a beat, there are very few guys who can still sound like they did 40+ years ago. Thank you for a great performance.
Well, they did transpose it down a but it certainly sounds very good. I kinda like like the lower pitch actually
So True The Real Singer Of The Doobies `not Malcolm Mc Donald
@@raymondtovey3722 do you mean Michael McDonald 😂
@@raymondtovey3722 Michael McDonald commercialized their sound, in my opinion. I lost interest. They're roaring back now, the way it used to be.
que maravilla de voz.. desde Chile
Bar none hands down my all time favorite classic rock band. Me being a musician myself these guys were my inspiration in my early days of learning. And what amazes me is they still sound like they did in the early days. Would love to here music is the doctor
Got chills when Pat came in on the lead vocals.
Me: No way this is live.
Doobie Brothers: Sit down young man and enjoy.
Everyone else: Stop taking I'm loving this song....
I remember a while back Tom talks about his percussive strumming and it sounds amazing when he starts strumming
yes indeed the TJ signiture strum..if you could get that right and get the muting right on the money it opens up a lot to Doobie Brothers cover playing I find.. it's like the classic Keith Richards hammer on in open G. he uses that all the time hammer on those two fingers...
It's amazing...
I remember him saying when he was learning to play guitar, he moved his right wrist quickly to emulate the drums, he always called it his chucka chucka style.
I want the Doobies to put together a version of "China Grove." This is just so very cool.
Love the intro... My Favorite Doobie Bros
Just as beautiful as the the first time I heard it in the 70s ..... please do a re-release of Jesus is just alright with me it is so inspirational and just what people need today
Jeff, I thought the same thing. I always loved that group, because they had it all over with great harmony, and guitar parts, and bass etc.
This music takes me back to my youth in the 70's. Nothing transports me back as much as Doobies.
Me too, back to my senior year at College. (1972).
And they sound the same!
I love the banjo in this, it shifts the song's whole feel in such a lovely way.
The banjo is present in the original, too; it's just not as obvious because it's only during the chorus, and it's not as prominent in the mix. It does shift the feel of the song quite a bit to have it front-and-center, especially in an acoustic set where it's not competing with amplified electric guitars and a drum kit. :)
I agree that’s what I love about this version.
@@ballyastrocade5672 Patrick Simmons played the banjo on the original. John McFee has done the banjo playing since he's come back (a long time ago, but no one but Patrick has been there continuously). It's great to have someone in a band like John who besides guitar can also play banjo, violin, mandolin, pedal steel guitar, essentially anything with strings.
Yes, nice to "freshen up" a song by changing it sonically instead of the usual speedup that makes you think they just want to get it over with.
Agree , loved it too .
The Doobies are an American treasure and one of the best bands in rock history!
I dont post a lot on RUclips. I just wanted to let the band know, I think you are all geniuses. If ever am feeling down, I can turn on Listen To The Music and I am immediately in a better place. I love you guys and your music. Top notch, above professional musicians. My father turned me on to you guys in the 70's and have appreciated your music for, well decades. Keep on keeping on as long as y'all can.
Holy Geezus. That’s a lot of talent coming together making that sound. Damn
Man, I'm 63 in September, and this just brings the memories flooding back to my teenage years, thanks guys, I really appreciate your music. Keep Safe, much love, from Wales. 💖
I'm 62 and from Newcastle Upon Tyne like you the Dobbies and also the Eagles were the brilliant soundtrack of my youth. 👍
60 here and used to play drums in a band in the 70's. We covered a few of the Doobie songs - many many memories also!
Tom Johnston is my favorite voice to try to impersonate doing karaoke!
Don't you even think that you will ha!
Sorry dear..
Keep trying
Four years ago we were all at home in the throes of an inconceivable health emergency. These videos got us through. So grateful.
I've lost count how many times I've watched this video since it was made. Always with headphones too so i can hear that oh so sweet bass.
Yeah the bass sounds wonderful
Oh I am all about that bass :-)
Wow. Remarkable.
48 years later and still with a crisp, tight instrumentation and their voices and harmonies as good as ever.
I remember when they were on "what's happening " seems like yesterday.................
Yep
You can see both episodes on dailymotion. “Doobie or not Doobie.”
That was a double episode on "Whats Happening" my favorite TV. Never missed it when I was in the Marine Corps
Which Doobie you be???
I remember that. Forgot all about that.
Excellent!!!
Greetings from Brazil!!!
Cruised a lot of southern Alberta Highways listening to this tune as a kid. Thanks for the trip down Highway 22. Memory lane.
This video was awesome! This song is one of my favorite songs ever! Great job guys and I always listen to the music! All my love!
Love and Peace thru Music
No matter what's happening in the world, listening to the Doobie's makes me feel better. Thanks from this 66 year old dude that's loved you all since the first album!
Right there with ya!
Listening to the doobies and smoking one always makes me feel better
A+ recording and mixing, sounds like studio quality right from your homes
Allways. Off the hook, toast to the most
Closing my eyes and going back to a time when things were not complicated. (Big sigh)....
Same here. So glad I grew up in the'70's. Life was so sweet back then...
Absolutely 💯
Had that same sigh at the end. A transport back in time to another world.
Never heard this song with Banjo.... its great. Johnson's voice still going strong.
The original version has banjo in the chorus also.
@@ritzoh
Indeed it does
Need a good pressing to hear it
Johnston and indeed it is. And over70 now. Amazing
Surprised you never heard it in the record. Go back. It's in the chorus out. Really surprised you never heard the banjo.
@@markcarrillo2445 I never heard the banjo in it until I listened to a cover by the Hindley Street Country Club, then I found this Doobie version where it's much more prominent, now I'm going back to listen to the original again.
EDIT: Oh, there it is. In the chorus like you said, speaker right. Nice!
Thank you for filling our hearts with the joy and spirit of music. We need this in our current situation. Thank you again.
Toms voice is still just like the original recording. Such natural talent by them that needs to come back today and stay. Peace and joy
Glorious. Doobie Brothers...I love you...And love the dude on banjo wearing a kilt...Glorious
Carol Wolf: The Scot wearing the kilt be John McFee ; )
yeah that's little John McPhee he's one of the newer members he started about the One Step step closer era 40 years ago😂😂
@@truckerkevthepaidtourist Love from the UK :)
To sound that good live after all these years, that is pure talent, just wow.
.....I was 12 yeas old back then, now I am 60....I still listen to the music all the time!!
Tom Johnson has never sounded better.
... he really does sound crisp doesn't he, they all do, marvelous after all of these years and the changes in the band... applauding and standing here... again, thanks for posting.
He said he realized his voice is an instrument and needs to take care of it, so he does vocal exercises when he isn't touring, rests it during concert season, and warms it up before a show. He never did that in the heyday of the Doobies!
Mostly non smokers survive w pipes to sing on & on..Alohaas
I Love Chemistry I’d love to see/hear what vocal exercises he’s found works for him. He’s sounding absolutely spot on.
Anything with the Doobie's automatically gets a thumbs up from me. One of my favorite groups of all time.
Ah, so good. From the days when music was music. And does Tom Johnston ever age??
Words and Sounds There’s still a lot of good music out there, it’s just not played on the radio, especially with smaller artists.
Man, the voices sounded just as good as in the old days of the group, the banjo made up for the lack of drums, and the Bass was fantastic. He filled in any of the gaps. Great guy on the bass. I play bass so I am listening to the bottom end. I played lead guitar for years, but I got on bass and loved it because a good bass player can get the grove going.
I needed that. Music is helping a lot of people cope with these uncertain times. Thank you!!!
Real musicians
si si, totalmente de acuerdo. esto es musica real, hecha por musicos reales...
@@uniform_youthufu3374 sin las modificaciones que hacen hoy en dia usando todos esos programas para dejarla perfecta como si lo hiciera un robot envez de una persona
& real singers....
who have really taken care of themselves which is an exception today!
@@BrianCarnevaleB26 not at all! i don´t agree with this statement, there have always been people who cared for themselves and people who didn´t...
we had lame joke back then, you´ll probably know that one either: jimi hendrix is dead, jim morrison is dead, janis joplin is dead and - i feel bad as well...................
but if you want to hear REAL music, check this here: ruclips.net/video/t4sK8d48Exs/видео.html
(i´m mocking a little, ok? )
best wishes from germany
I love this song so much! Back in the day when I played music I sang lead on this (except on the chorus, where I switched to the lowest harmony part to rest my voice) and played bass at the same time. This crowd pleaser is so much fun. Tom Johnston's vocal is timeless and still brings me back to my youth! Rock on, boys!
200 dislikes? From some autotune "nowadays music" fans?
They don't know music. How pathetic.
This original version of the Doobie Brothers is my favorite. Michael McDonald was/is a great talent but the sound changed with his vocal leadership.
@Bob Burroughs I knew I didn't have to scroll far to find this bull shit again. Michael Saved the doobie brothers.
I've seen them live twice in the last 3 years ... once where they opened for Chicago and they completely blew Chicago off the stage. Considering these guys are in their 70's they are simply incredibly talented musicians still after 50 years in the business.
yeah you would think after 50 years of playing they would be terrible!
“what the people need is way to make em smile” ........ indeed :)
Yes,....Now More Than Ever . . . .
I can listen over and over again !❤️❤️
I'll miss seeing you in Nashville, but I will look forward to your rescheduled concert next year. This is a bucket list trip for me!
LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS BAND....50TH ANNIV CONCERT POSTPONED TILL NEXT YEAR....FEATURING MICHAEL MCDONALD....WORTH THE WAIT....GOT MY TICKETS...THESE SONGS SONGS ARE THE SOUNDTRACT OF MY LIFE !!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Great guys. We support Feeding America in South Dakota as well.
Even apart, and after all these years, they still got it. Great song.