Michael McDonald - I Keep Forgettin' (Every Time You're Near) | REACTION
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Michael McDonald + Donald Fagen + Boz Scaggs =
Dukes of September
You beat me to it !!!!
Hands down best concert DVD - Love it!
Great concert DVD...I have it and watch it at least twice a year
Lowdown with Shannon forest on drums
I keep forgettin', how good Michael's voice is.
Michael McDonald also did the backing vocals on Christopher Cross' monster hit "Ride Like the Wind."
Backing vocals for Toto I'll Be Over You
@@shmuvvy Yes indeed!!
It's probably easier to list the music Michael has not been a part of. Lol. The man is involved in so much music. He stays busy, for sure. It's Crazy and Amazingly Wonderful!! He's such a Legend!!
Although it’s technically a Doobie Brother’s song, my favorite “Michael McDonald song” is What A Fool Believes. Seriously love that song. He has such a unique and distinctive voice. It’s hard to describe. And, I must say, he was very nice looking when he was younger. The beard and gorgeous eyes are definitely my cup of tea. 😊
Kenny Loggins wrote it and recorded it first but said he wished he he'd done it like Mcdonald had...
One of the great voices ever. You should check out "Ya Mo Be There" by Michael McDonald and James Ingram.
that is a GREAT suggestion.
@@mariejustmeYes!!! Stunning song
Thanks to the guys on behalf of all the viewers, including me, that suggested this song. I'm glad they enjoyed it, the reaction "dream team" was in full effect, and the musical diversity journey continues. 😄
What a Fool Believes ❤❤❤
Michael MC Donald is one of those rare voices. At 64 I've been a fan for decades.
If I May bring a request for another artist it is canadian Gino Vanelli. Keep on walking live 2024 is a revelation. The voice of Vanelli at 70 is pure gold
He also had a big hit duet with Patti LaBelle named "On My Own" and sang backup for Christopher Cross in the song "Ride Like The Wind". His Motown Hits album is just awesome.
Michael McDonald!!! I don’t care what he sings. I’m in!
So glad Ty is with you on this one as well. He loves blue-eyed soul. 😎
I think Ty has an "old soul". He really appreciates the classic stuff
How can anyone NOT like that buttery voice ❤
I know. Their reaction was, well...subdued to say the least. That's a first EVER in watching a Michael McDonald reaction video. Nick actually said Michael sounded horse. Wow. I guess they just don't get it. It must be a generational thing.
I literally cannot imagine anyone (from metalhead to hip hop head) objecting to this dude's flow. Plus, the drumming of Jeff Porcaro.
Also, "What a Fool Believes" by the Doobie Brothers (Michael on lead vocals)
Sweet Freedom next! Love Mike!
🎼 _Shine, sweet freedom_
_Shine your light on me_
_You are the magic_
_You're right where I want to be_
I just saw the Doobie Brothers last weekend and let me tell you: Mike McD can still bring it. I was blown away by how fantastic he sounded and truly, the entire band sounded. You'd never guess these guys were in their 70s and I have loved this song - one of his best.
Always a pleasure to hear anything with Michael Mcdonald in it.
Sweet freedom is also a great song. Really catchy and a great vibe.
🙂
Mike is a very versatile singer from the Doobie Brothers to his solo career to Steely Dan and points West.
Michael McDonald also Sang on Christopher Cross'"Ride Like the Wind".
The musicianship on this song was outstanding. Then Toto members Jeff Porcaro [drums] and Steve Lukather [guitars] laid down the groove that was sample several times over the years. Years later Greg Phillinganes joined Toto, he plays the clavinet on the track. Bassist Louis Johnson, from The Brothers Johnson, laid down the song's pronounced bassline.
Thank you for sharing this information. I didn't know this. 💛
Swoon. 🥵
Anything Michael McDonald please!! 🔥
Michael McDonald & Patti Labelle ‘On My Own’.
Michael McDonald and Michael Bolton - two of the best.
Michael McDonald and Hall n Oates. Two white artists that got consistent play on black radio. Blue eyed soul!😎
Oh, that voice…..❤❤❤….my favorite is Minute by Minute with the Doobies.
Ryan, A group called Quarterflash from the 70's has a female lead singer who ALSO plays the Sax on their songs. (Very good, I might add.) Their best song is called Harden My Heart...Maybe check 'em out?
"CRITICAL TIMES" is another great song of Quarterflash!
By the way, the guitar in the background is Steve Lukather
You might also enjoy his work with the Doobie Brothers on the rousing "Takin' It to the Streets". They not only take us to the streets on that one, but they also take us to church a bit.
I never cease to be dazzled by Michael McDonald's voice. I was 18 when this song was out. I loved it then and I love it now. 💛
Great song! Michael can flat out sing like: Steve Perry of Journey, Bobby Kimball of Toto, Terry Kath of Chicago, Brad Delp of Boston, Steve Walsh of Kansas, Lou Graham of Foreigner, and Rick Emmitt of Triumph! Every one of them are great live as well! Please react to more of these groups mentioned. Thank you.
Tasty list of vocalists, Karl. 👍
@alchemy-oi8xf thank you. I've only actually seen Lou Graham, Steve Perry, and Rick Emmitt. I was only 11 in 1976 and my mother wouldn't let me go to see Boston, Terry Kath died in 1978 still a tad young for my mother's liking so no go for Chicago, 1982 for Toto 4 I was 17 and my mom was ok with me going, but I totally forgot about the concert, you know, girls and such, I would've gone to see Kansas, I had my ticket, but they canceled, it would've been without Steve Walsh, John Elefante is a great singer in his own right.
Ian Gillan/Deep Purple, Sebastian Bach/Skid Row
@lindalou6105 Ian definitely! Sebasstion, I wasn't a Skid Row fan and I thought he was arrogant. I really like, but I forgot to mention Geoff Tate of Queensryche and Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden, and Paul Roger's of Bad Company.
@@karlschmitt6359 As far as Sebastian Bach...simply talking about his vocals. You can't listen to I Remember You and not admit he has chops.
I've heard this song. He has a very soulful voice. Do more & Doobie Brothers like Little Darling & Takin it to the streets! When you do your thing and not someone else's you are 1 of a kind. And Michael is!
A song of great sadness and longing. I’ve had this feeling come over me after a few breakups just as I woke up in the morning.
One of the most recognizable and smooth voices, ever. ❤
Want your mind blown? Do Patrice Rushen, “Forget Me Nots”.
YES! Amazing song - such a jam!
They’ll know it, though, as “Men In Black”. 😉
I second the song... taking it to the street
I listened to Michael then, I listen to him now. Is there ever too much blue-eyed soul for a body? Keep up the great work, y’all. 🤟🏼
Michael McDonald is my favourite male vocalist. Can't wait to hear what they think of him. I'm convinced they'll enjoy him....or they're crazy! LOL
And Steve Perry
Michael’s voice is not that good anymore… saw him a few times recently.
Steve Perry number one
@@donaldwhite1928 I agree #1 … George Michael 2nd for me❤️
@@user-yn1xs8qw6z What were you expecting? Michael is on his way to 80-years-old. Did you REALLY expect him to sound like he was 30? He has NOTHING left to prove. Be grateful for what he has already given us.
I recommend the Michael McDonald and Patti Labelle duet "On My Own" released in 1986.
Drummer is none other than Jeff Porcaro. There is a great live version of this with him also playing that. It rocks hard.
Accompanied by the late, great Louis Johnson on bass!
And Steve Lukather on guitar
I get to see him Thursday with the Doobie Bros! So excited!
Michael McDonald is one of the GOATs. I am halfway through his biography! That song is very smooth! When I was in Jr high, we built my bedroom in the basement. This song must have just come out because, anytime I think of that time - I think of this song. Everyone knew you would like this... 🙂
To all the guys out there a mean ole women breaking your heart !
Please do Micheals song with Patti LaBelle "On My Own"...I think y'all will love it!
Love love love this duet.
Yes, a favorite!
The comments section will be... 🍿
I love his voice and the funky sound of this music. 🎶🎶🎶👍🙋♀️
I've heard Michael give an account of having to play 6 sets per day when he was starting out and that is why he developed such an unusual delivery. It's sort of like "yarling" like the grunge era bands but he was more interested in being able to repeat it consistently. What you hear is what he came up with and it became iconic.
Warren G was able to get the permission for the sample because when he ran into him on the street, he told him how much he loved his work. Michael was very flattered so when Warren G called about the sample, he gave permission right away.
Most awesome and recognizable voice.
I’ve got some suggestions for future videos. I’d love to hear some Steve Miller Band-“Abracadabra” or “Space Intro/Fly Like An Eagle” (The intro sagues into FLAE and is played often on classic rock stations). Also, Golden Earring - “Twilight Zone” is a great 80s rock song. The album version is almost 8 min long.
I don’t think I’m just imagining this but when Ty is on the channel he plays my favourite songs! Thank you Ty, we need you. ❤️😇👍
Also our great friend Jeff Porcaro on drums
Wait, he was my friend, I went to high school with him, really. I saw him play with Steely Dan 50 yrs ago, and he referred Mcdonald to B&F before their tour in 74. I got to meet them all and listened to them play 4 sets and their final Santa Monica Civic show. It's great to know the drummer!
❤❤❤❤❤ this never gets old .
Thank you guys for FINALLY having this great artist!
This was prob his biggest solo hit. He did a duet around the same time with Patti LaBelle that was also a big hit called "On My Own." In addition to the backups you mention, he sang backup on Christopher Cross’ "Ride Like The Wind."
brilliant Michael is the pride of Ferguson Missouri. He played in several local bands in the St, Louis area in the mid sixties including several times at my high school dances
Y’all need to review Michael McDonald’s version of Signed, Sealed, Delivered from his Motown album. Fire!
He sings a great song with Patti LaBelle...." On My Own" 🔥
Happy to see Ty! We've missed him! Great reaction guys!
The bass is killer in this song
It was "Yah Mo B There" (McDonald + James Ingram) that drove Paul Rudd crazy in "The 40 Year Old Virgin."
You guys should listen to Yay mo be there. He sings with James Ingram
Man I love you guys together. And reacting to this song. Even better. It made the reactions so much better. Wow. ❤❤
Michael McDonald is always welcome at the cookout
Yup along with Boz, Daryl, Gino, Kenny, Bobby, David Pack and Mick Hucknall. 😎
Here is the Billboard magazine review for the single: The long awaited solo debut for the Doobies' soulful crooner is previewed in this midtempo ballad, which recalls his old band's "Real Love" in its brooding melody and "Minute By Minute" in the terse, understated guitar and keyboard figures that punctuate his urgent vocal.
Ride Like the Wind - Christopher Cross (feat. Micheal McDonald on chorus)
What a great voice!! Got to see him with The Doobie Brothers in ‘76!! Absolutely brilliant!🤘🔥
Just saw them a few days ago … his voice isn’t that good anymore
@@user-yn1xs8qw6z Sad to get old!
@@BrentCox-m3r yup 👍🏻
Great reaction fellows. Ty, you can really sing! 🙏🇺🇸🍁
So you should check out the duo of Michael McDonald and Patti LaBelle singing "On my own"
Take It To Heart
Michael McDonald
Check out the Doobie Brothers' song, Real Love. The harmonies are fantastic!!
My all time favorite male vocalist!
This song reminds me that, now that Ty is back, you need to hit "Whatcha Gonna Do" (1977) by Pablo Cruise. Since you loved "Love Will Find A Way"(1978) - and said that it was perfect for Ty. He may have missed that one, but this one is even funkier. Both songs peaked @ # 6 on the Hot 100.
I wish I could keep forgettin’ because trust me, this will be stuck in my head for days! My first thought in the morning is going to be this!
I love that the first thing I see every time I click on one of your vids, is Boz Skaggs. Seriously.
Remember when Ty couldn't understand that in Boston's "More Than a Feeling" the girl walking away was Marianne (Mary Ann) - NOT Marian as in Maid Marian. So glad Ty is back (at least as an occasional guest).
At least _YOU_ know his appearances will be occasional. On their next non-Ty video, someone will inevitably ask “where’s the 3rd guy?” 🤦🏽♂️
You guys should check out the Michael McDonald-Sweet Freedom (1986) Running Scared-Soundtrack video that has Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines. "Sweet Freedom" is a great song
Love the song but not the video. It’s cool with Billy and Gregory just hanging with MM but all those action sequences intercut with it spoils it for me. Too distracting.
You guys do great reactions. Would love to hear more Queen. Can I suggest some? Now I’m Here live at Wembley 1986. Best version. All band members at their best and Freddie running from one end of the massive stage to the other. Under Pressure from the same concert. Save Me live at Montreal. Brian starts out playing the piano with his guitar in his lap and Freddie comes running down the steps without missing a note and takes over the piano. Love of my Life live at Wembley 1986. Another One Bites the Dust live at Wembley and Montreal. 2 different takes on the song.
This song was Michael McDonald's very first Top 40 hit as a solo artist. The song peaked at the #4 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart during the early fall of 1982. This song is no doubt a definitely banger indeed!!! Michael's sister, Maureen McDonald sings backup vocals as well.
Welcome back Ty, seen live in concert with Boz, awesome cool show they put on yay, 👍😎👌🎤
He also made a gospel song with Darwin Hobbs.
Sweet! Thanks guys!
Michael Mcdonald was referred to Steely Dan by his good friend Jeff Porcaro in late 1973 right after he got hired.
I heard Walter Becker describe finding and rescuing Mcdonald from a gutter in Glendale, CA, during his introduction at a show in 2006. Funny, one of their first gigs togther was in Glendale in 1974 along with Porcaro.
Dukes of September ,dudes !!!
There's no way in hell they haven't hear this song. Having said that, I will watch anyway since you guys are some cool cats!
Agree. They’ve definitely heard this one.
Thank God they didn't call it Yacht rock
I'm so happy you guy's enjoyed it and hope you listen to more of his music he's an amazing artist!!😊🔥
You guys are only halfway down this road of fulfilling music 🎶.
Hey, 502 boys, for more M. Mc backround vocals, try "Red Streamliner" by Little Feat. As always, you wont be disappointed by his contribution or the song. It is a cooker.
Nate Dogg and Warren G sampled the introduction and placed it into Regulators.
Written by Michael McDonald, Ed Sanford, Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. Maureen, sister of Michael, is on backing vocals.
All-star 🌟 band. Greg Philinganes of Lionel Richie band on keyboards. From Toto, Steve Lukather on lead guitar 🎸 and the late Jeff Porcaro on drums 🥁.
In the same year, Lukather and Porcaro played on IV of their band and in Thriller. The 2 worked like a dog 🐕! L 🤣L
Michael McDonald also sang with Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins, the late James Ingram , Wang Chung and Patti Labelle. 40 years 🎂 ago, Michael McDonald finished writing ✍ lyrics to a Van Halen song.
Suggested video 📹: 1 Michael McDonald and Toto perform I'll Be Over You. 2 Michael McDonald and Wang Chung perform A Fool and His Money 💰.3 Van Halen performs I'll Wait live in Montreal in 1984.
I got to see Michael at Summerfest, Milwaukee Wisconsin 1991 🎊🎶🎉
"Time of the Season" by the Zombies is a good one, it's been sampled alot.
Love Michael McDonald, and the Doobie Brothers.
"Sunrise" by Simply Red samples "I Can't Go For That" by Hall & Oates.
Give that a shot.
Or “If You Don’t Know Me By Now”, “It’s Only Love”, “Jericho”, “Money Too Tight To Mention” and, of course, “Holding Back The Years”. 🇬🇧
Yah Mo b there is a great song to check out
Doobie Brothers: How Do The Fools Survive. Michael McDonald on vocals and Jeff "Skunk" Baxter on guitar. THE best song on the Grammy Award winning Minute By Minute album. Check it out. You won't be disappointed.
You guys need to check out ELO esp All Over the World!! Amazing song and band!!
You guys would definitely like Black Water by the Doobie Brothers.
Ty, Nick and Ryan. 3 top dawg bros! Micheal McDonald one of my fav white Bruthas! The man is off the chain like you 3. Great reaction!🎉
Michael McDonald - Mr Smooth. so much great work with the Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan, Boz and on and on. I also have an album of Michael doing Motown, and there are some great covers on there, (though you can't beat the originals of course.) I particularly enjoy his backing vocals on Bad Sneakers by Steely Dan. A song worth reacting to.
I also feel like I'm obligated to let you guys know that while looking-glass's brandy (your a fine girl) is definitely their most popular hit, there Subway Serenade album is not something you want to miss
Two members of Toto on this track…Steve Lukather - guitar, and Jeff Porcaro - drums
🔥🔥🔥 Always good to see you Ty!
Awesome thanks ❤❤❤❤
I don't know if anyone has said so yet, but if you like michael macdonald, the entire doobie brothers Minute by minute album is terrific! Kenny logins was involved too!