Doobie Brothers - Long Train Runnin' (Live at The Greek Theatre 1982)

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Recorded at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, California in 1982, this concert was the last date on "Farewell Tour". It was an emotional night and would be the last gig for 5 years. The set contained all their best loved hits and they were joined by founder member Tom Johnston for the last two tracks, with former members John Hartman (also from the original line-up), Tiran Porter and Michael Hossack coming on stage for the celebratory finale of "Listen To The Music". The band are in fantastic form and rise to the occasion magnificently, they can rarely have delivered a better performance throughout their distinguished career. An album called "Farewell Tour" was released by Warners in 1983 but this featured tracks recorded at several different concerts across the tour. This is the first time the audio of their actual final concert has been available.
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[@jerryoshea3116]

A Classic back then& still a classic 2024⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍

[@petermach8635]

Blimey, drums I stayed to listen to, that doesn't happen often ........ but then it was the amazing Doobie Brothers !!

[@Wolle-fs2mf]

❤❤❤ Ich liebe diese Band über alles!!! DANKE 😊😊😊

[@VictorianRoseMRL]

Love the Doobies, then as now. Keep on trucking. ❤

[@violetflame23]

Amazing solo by John McFee at the end - he never got enough credit for the Doobies' sound.

[@ricksegal3065]

My favorite Doobies song of all time!!!!

[@lindagreaney5136]

Memphis 🎂75 live loved them good seat main floor! Whooooo

[@agafyalyckova6595]

Рик) это не самая любимая Ваша песенка от Doobies, эта самая лучшая песенка всего року)))) kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3rMkHqYe8aSpNk

[@billjohnson6300]

Cornelius Bumpas, Michael MacDonald, the late but great conga player, the late Keith Knutson, Pat Simmons playing lead, and on and on. This was a once in a lifetime version of the Doobie Brothers without Tom Johnston that was incredible. I got to see them in Bloomington, MN that same year! Bravo!

[@scallaghan2118]

Sorry but I have always regretted the inclusion of Michael McDonald. I think he ruined their amazingly unique sound. I absolutely adored this band, until.......

[@TheZipeedoo]

@@scallaghan2118 I could not agree more. Nothing against MM as a man or musician, but in the context of the Doobie Brothers, he took a great guitar-based rhythm 'n blues band and transformed it into a mediocre keyboard-based pop band. Consider the following data points: Taking It to the Street; Minute by Minute; What a Fool Believes. The line created by those points, that's the road to perdition.

[@brucemacmillan7128]

You sure that's Cornelius Bumpus? I know he played sax, but I wasn't aware he played keys and sang lead vocals.

[@brucemacmillan7128]

@@TheZipeedoo Takin' It To The Streets and What A Fool Believes are both good tunes. Certainly not the original Doobie's sound, but adding Michael MacDonald extended the life of the band by several years. Having said that, I do prefer the original Doobie's.

[@billjohnson6300]

@@brucemacmillan7128 Just a guess. Same guy that played in Bloomington. 40 years ago. It seems like that's how they announced him. I think the conga player was Bobbie LaKind. Although they were not the raw, original Doobie Brothers, they still had a really great sound.

[@briangray6944]

And sombody argued with me that Rap is music.!!!THIS IS MUSIC.

[@francispower1418]

If, for educational purposes, you were looking for some footage of a really tight, perfectly balanced live unit that lives so much in each other’s pocket it sounds almost unworldly, its so perfect… This might just be it. That’s pretty stunning even by their standards.

[@jerryoshea3116]

Yes,it was the same when I saw Santana and Prince(Santana 3x and Prince twice) fantastic Performances..

[@markthompsoncpa]

But no harp ?????

[@pinkypinky3229]

I LOVE THEM!! THATS WHAT REAL MUSIC SOUNDS LIKE!!!

[@martinmcdonald4207]

I saw The Doobie Brothers in Dublin a few years back when they were playing support to Steely Dan. That was the best bang for buck rock gig i have ever been. All that was missing was Micheal McDonald for the vocal moments, he could have stayed on the stage for both bands!

[@Greenriver842]

what a great band, one of the richiest sounds in Rock.

[@drcool56]

because it is sort of jazz :)

[@Greenriver842]

@@drcool56 jazz, blues, soul, soft rock, caribbean, etc. Doobies are those rich sounding bands like Chicago

[@sighteternal497]

What a great performance, that percussion solo and the guitar solo! Whew and great vocals! All around such a great band!

[@brianjezuit4085]

One name...the late, great Keith Knudsen!!! 🥁

[@maureenthomas5748]

So tight. So perfect. Involves your whole body, not just ears!

[@debh6304]

The drum solos are amazing!

[@crawford323]

I steamed up car windows and explored life with the dim illumination of dash board lights with the pump of this era’s music in our ears. Without love, where would we be now.

[@johnborak29]

Brilliant song.

[@parish2091]

Ageless and priceless....

[@GREBENBG]

Incredible performance! One of the best live concerts ever I would say. Amazing musicians

[@davidcrosby2672]

This reminds me so much of Santana with the percussion and the lead solo, and just the feel of the groove. great, great, stuff right here.

[@JJ-qz5gv]

Love that brother on vocals 💯❤💯

[@someguy5035]

It likely isn't possible to make music this good now.

[@The1WhoKnowsTheTruth]

Its not allowed.

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

You are correct.

[@robin2012ism]

Except the Doobies still are.

[@arjenh7214]

Bruno Mars quite has that retro feel

[@peternemes6770]

Of course! You should listen to more rock / metal music. Real musicians, with a lot of experience are in in those genres

[@Marckymarc71]

Bassist Willie Weeks said what he loved most about his time with the Doobie Brothers was that "they just wanted to get at the music".

[@saltessio2107]

Thanks for posting, awesome.

[@DavidMartin-ws9es]

And on the seventh day God created the Doobie Brothers and saw that they perfect.

[@Michael-kx2bn]

Almost forgot how incredible they are. It makes me sad that I never saw them live.

[@JESUS-SAVES_1975.]

They still tour. I've seen them three times and they still rock!

[@lexbeltran1354]

Same. Their music is so uplifting to me😀

[@rickbaker4571]

They are in Vegas - GO!!! you won't be sorry

[@johnwilliams1223]

Yeah same here. I would have loved to seen them back in the day. Especially when Michael McDonald was onboard.

[@rickbaker4571]

@@johnwilliams1223 he toured with them last year

[@todddanforth8853]

I love this rendition of their greatest song ever!!! They had so much fun and really milked it for all ot was worth. I think Pat Simmons was having the time of his life. I love his jump to end the song!!! What a ride with 3 drummers!!! 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@TheSingbird123]

Simply the Best of the Best!

[@ΠαναγιώτηςΠαπαγεωργίου_66]

wow, just wow !

[@michaellongville1598]

Great solos of talent 👍

[@stevenb4399]

Incredible performance. What a band

[@scallaghan2118]

Wow as always! Musicians. Where would we be now without them?

[@ahrimanic7]

This is so good.

[@lonidelahuerta3439]

One of my favorie bands!🎹🎼🎸🎶❤️

[@scallaghan2118]

The Doobie Brothers were a huge part of the soundtrack for that era. Even now, years later, my mind lights up when I hear their music.

[@pelmen1294]

you do not see bands like this anymore. I watched alan parsons earlier today and his band was epic as well.

[@Maltloaflegrande]

Haven't you just contradicted yourself there?

[@wayne1074]

I was fortunate to see them live at The Budokan in 81 before it was torn down.

[@christrudell7966]

Incredible performance

[@markjohnson9485]

Rest in peace Cornelious Bumpus 🙏

[@davidpearlactorteacherbizman]

My boys from my hometown of San Jose, CA, USA ! Show us how it's done ! They don't make them like this anymore !

[@stetzify6694]

Very enjoyable!!!👍🏼

[@marlenelyles]

Used to dance to that music. 🎵🎵🎵

[@stetzify6694]

@@marlenelyles funny story: I actually danced a little to this song when I initially heard it.

[@lexbeltran1354]

It's keeps me running😀

[@LWilliamsYoutube]

Amazing song!

[@skipwalker1954]

I am pretty sure I was at this show up on the lawn. I remmeber the helicopter filming overhead. I was well about 5 years out of college - so not a kid even in 1982. lol It was a great show!

[@MichaelBradley1967]

Cornelius really does a great job on Tom's part here. Overall this version of the band had more of a Santana sound than original Doobies, but it's great it was recorded.

[@MrGarydry]

what is the 335 guitar

[@MichaelBradley1967]

@@MrGarydry You mean the shape of the one McFee has? Just a 1970's X shaped model I guess. No idea who was making those.

[@Forza44bro]

@@MichaelBradley1967 4-er

[@Maltloaflegrande]

​@@MichaelBradley1967No, I think he's referring to the Gibson ES335 played by Pat Simmons here. Not sure what his question means though.

[@NEVAB4]

when bands walked the earth

[@johnshields6852]

I remember thi s played a lot on radio back when I was a boy , great song

[@duanehassel8168]

Great song

[@irmarazo9544]

Wow musica maravillosa que tiempos tan Hermosa ❤😂

[@jimratliff2753]

Bad ass ...love it!

[@michaellongville1598]

Great dancing music 🎶

[@periandros12]

Brilliant!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@miluza8723]

Doobies is always Doobies with Pat.

[@patrickb5783]

Patrick so great on lead

[@only1utdanditsleeds]

Wow. That's tight

[@Epomas]

Amazing!!!

[@arte4arte]

That percussion break had a real Santana vibe to it...

[@MichaelBradley1967]

Pat's guitar too.

[@arte4arte]

@@MichaelBradley1967 yeah I think that was an intentional nod...the Doobies played a lot in the Bay Area....though I've never seen the two bands jam together...

[@MichaelBradley1967]

@@arte4arte I would love to see that. The Doobies/Frampton combo doing Let It Rain was epic. Carlos has certainly done a huge number of guest vocalist albums, but I think it would need to be the Santana I - IV lineup.

[@sijosedire]

Great, thanks for sharing!

[@pasqualecolatosti3593]

Sublime.

[@stingylizard]

Nice,thanks!

[@Moatib64]

J aime trop 😂 merci

[@nathelm]

I remember when they were on What's Happening!

[@NEVAB4]

magic

[@mikemerna7554]

I am sure a lot of doobie was consumed at this concert.

[@oriovaldoprunesriella75]

Sensacional para ficar para eternidade curti muito e continuo emergindo no túnel do tempo.

[@johnnyholland8765]

Damn machine...

[@TimBlackyBlack]

WoW !!

[@lanacampbell-moore6686]

2022 Still🔥

[@jamesmusisca7547]

just like i remember

[@glenbntn]

3:32 LEGENDARY

[@natalechkalevkovich3987]

, SUPER

[@patriciarichard297]

J adore

[@guitarman4242]

contrast this with today's synthetic flatline robo pop. Cornelius Bumpas' vocals just make it

[@rolandgustavsson6015]

This is music!

[@dmwilson34]

Jeez!!!!!

[@HildaMariaRodriguez-ny6nj]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@patrickb5783]

🎸

[@julianobays8294]

Top 🇧🇷

[@jamespower9208]

I love this songI wish I could play it.I know all the chords but struggle to get the beat on guitar.

[@guitarman4242]

keep playing along with it. eventually it will come. don't give up. A few complexities woven in but certainly doable

[@tomcoryell]

Keep practicing brother! You got this!

[@jerryoshea3116]

It will come,u had the Power👍✔️

[@frogeregis]

♥♥♥

[@oyamakouki5428]

懐かしいニャア🐱

[@adco]

Deluxe!!!!!!

[@TempoDrift1480]

Damn, I never realized it was a black dude sang this. Very very cool!!!

[@MichaelBradley1967]

Not originally tho. It was Tom Johnston on the Captain And Me album. Cornelius does a great job with it here.

[@patrickb5783]

John is too

[@johnwescott9008]

I still prefer the doobies when they were four back in 1970

[@BOBANDVEG]

Anybody else notice the odd tone when MM joined the band. Just didn't care for it . They had a couple of albums in 90s that were ok

[@scottcroskery8106]

Rock and roll funky you Beyonce

[@jammer70s]

I actually liked this much more than I expected. I was a big fan of early Doobies with Tom Johnston, came to actually hate them after Mc Donald came in. Never a fan of his voice, and the style of songs he wrote. This lineup does a really decent version of this song, Bumpas sounds good singing it. Glad it wasn't Mc D!

[@timringgenberg2844]

I was an early fan of the band. I didn't know what to expect with McD but his song Takin it to the Streets was one that got me to like him. Minute b y Minute and What a Fool Believes were a big hits but they didn't do it for me. Now I can appreciate his contribution to the band and he might have kept them together when Tom was sick. They certainly sold a ton of albums with Mike.

[@MichaelBradley1967]

I listened to radio more in the McDonald era, but definitely love the classic lineup much more.

[@austinteutsch]

Without Tom Johnston, well, it's just the Doobies w/o Tom. Bumpas is great, but it just ain't the same for me. I've seen them 5 times in 50 years.

[@Pedroism]

Atleast they had mm

[@TropicalLatitude]

You go a point. This is a different lineup.

[@seltaeb3302]

Need MORE drums! A big brassy copper one to gong too maybe.

[@samuelsalins8309]

🎶👍

[@vej48]

Damn....Cornelius does a bloody good job but, I am still partial to Tom Johnston

[@robdonna1000]

the dooby sisters

[@АлександрМитрахович-ц5у]

Божественно!

[@ОльгаМихайлова-ш3к]

Здравствуйте а кто играет на гитаре? Скажите пожалуйста.

[@АлександрМитрахович-ц5у]

@@ОльгаМихайлова-ш3к конкретно из трех гитар кто вас интерэсует?

[@gintautasbagdonas4236]

Vi thzzin paradais.

[@AudioFileZ]

Bumpus ain't no Johnston, but he does have loads of talent and spirit. I like his vocals pretty good, but I don't like the McDonals electric piano and I think just a "no prisoners" dual drum solo would be preferred to the congo stuff (leave that to Carlos). One of my all-time favorite acts and this version was a good bridge to keeping it all going forward.

[@antonioeustaquioamaral3421]

...and the great Michael McDonald.

[@jeffwolinski2659]

Bumpus sounds damn good here! Not TJ of course but he held his own. And while Willie Weeks is a great bass player, this song just doesn't groove the same without Tiran Porter.

[@ericdubreuil63]

SI JE COMPREND BIEN CELA FAIT 40 ANS QUE J ECOUTE MERDE,JE DOIS DEVENIR VIEUX

[@josephcarino5829]

This, is a concert

[@williamboger4128]

Well I had no idea at the age of 60 that the singer of this tune is black I always pictured him as a dark-haired white dude 🙄😂

[@coldlava101]

Nice but not the same without the harmonica 🤔

[@liraloo]

True dat