First Time Hearing | The Doobie Brothers - Minute By Minute | Reaction

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[@richardvarnish8506]

This entire album is fire. Number one for loads of time when it came out. Really should try out 'What a Fool Believes' off the same.

[@TheDivayenta]

The great Michael McDonald on lead vocal and keys- written by him, too! He’s an icon - and a rabbithole! ❤❤❤❤ He is the King of Blue-Eyed Soul. He worships Ray Charles.

[@MarkMay-cr6bv]

I absolutely love Michael McDonald's voice and songwriting, and I loved the Takin' It to Streets album with both Tom Johnston and McDonald in the band. But in my opinion the Doobie Brothers were not the same or as good a band once Johnston left and McDonald became the sole lead singer. It wasn't just a vocal shift, his style and tastes forced the band to play a different, more soulful and less rocking style of music. More of McDonald's keyboards and less gritty guitar. People who love soul would of course prefer the change. I myself prefer both old Doobie Brothers and Michael McDonald solo records over the Doobie Brothers after they became little more than McDonald's supporting band, great as those vocals may have been.

[@trishdaniel6196]

DREW, MICHAEL McDONALD HAS A WHOLE MOTOWN ALBUM OUT, IT'S GREAT, YOU SHOULD TRY IT!!! GREAT REACTION, THANKS....

[@brucekislow1690]

Michael McDonald has probably the most unique voice in music, I absolutely love it. He is an honorary member of Steely Dan.

[@sassymess7111]

This is my top 3 Doobie Brothers songs! IT KEEPS YOU RUNNING, WHAT A FOOL BELIEVES, TAKING IT TO THE STREETS LITTLE DARLIN, BLACK WATER, ANOTHER PARK ANOTHER SUNDAY

[@sean_b_drummer]

China Grove Black Water Takin' it to the Streets Rockin' Down the Highway Nice pull on the sample recognition! 💪🏽 As someone who doesn't listen to those types of groups, I appreciate you pulling it up for us; that was cool to hear.

[@kellyreiterman]

The vocals and groove are just 🔥🔥🔥🔥!

[@patriciadavis1393]

I am going down a rabbit hole of reaction to this song Because I had one reaction come up on my page and I haven't heard this song in so long and it is amazing and his age so well shout out to the legendary Michael McDonald😊😊😊

[@TeresaMount-t9o]

Michael is considered a member of the Doobie Brothers he plays the keyboard, piano, banjo,guitar,accordion that I know of. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame with the band.

[@hollysmith9979]

Michael McDonald is an amazing artist with a very unique voice and he is still at it!!! Still a Doobie Bro and still doing collabes with other artists he's one of a kind!!!!😊❤

[@whoneedssantawhenthereisgr1724]

It’s a great song Michael McDonalds voice is very soulful he wrote and sings the song. You must listen to Takin It To The Streets. He is the best and so are the Doobies. Many of Michaels songs have been sampled. Michael has a solo career and is also a member of the Doobies.

[@samic1051]

👋🇨🇦❤️🇺🇸 You're not wrong that sounded exactly like it was looped and I know that it's The Doobie Brothers stuff because this was my time. I was born in 64. These guys are from the 70s, same with Linda Ronstadt and tears that she sang Smokey Robinson. They sang it together as well.

[@barbarakitt5948]

This entire album is 🔥

[@robertlear2712]

It is called “Blue-eyed Soul”. That is why it sounds like Motown.

[@27thangel23]

Me too, man- I hear The Miracles singing back- up. Think I might fire me up a doobie to celebrate. Peace, love and bellbottoms from Canada.

[@maryhuhnke4706]

"Which Doobie You Be?" ❤

[@hopeklemann1]

you always make me smile with your reactions. thank you for that.🤍

[@anitapaulus937]

I heard the sampling you were talking about. It did sound like it was on a loop.

[@rossurane881]

Plagiarism at its finest

[@carpediem4887]

You have to react to the Doobie brothers It keeps you running ...live version from 1977 also the studio version of You belong to me by the doobies.....soul overload

[@sergebrunet4218]

that piano sounds like a fender rodes ! probably is ! you can google fender rodes you ll see it s an old electric piano with that sound !

[@MosaicRose99]

Please react to Michael McDonald, "I Keep Forgetting". A great duet to listen to is Michael McDonald and Patti LaBelle, "On My Own". Both great songs. :)

[@RockinMamaT]

The dont have a bad song❤ South city midnight lady is fire❤

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Do you realize that Skunk Baxter also played in Steely Dan?

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Exactly.

[@gbulmer]

I enjoyed your reaction, especially recognising the intro had been sampled and re-used. Good musical memory! 👍👍 You talked about it sounding like something from Motown. However, there were several record labels 'back in the day' releasing the same genre of music. Plus, musicians listened to each others music without limiting to one label. There was also a lot of 'funk' back in the 70s too. You might enjoy "What is Hip" from the Oakland-based band "Tower of Power". Their drummer, David Garibaldi, who also co-wrote "What is Hip" is still active. "Tower of Power" had a fabulous horn section. Best Wishes. ☮ If you like 'funk', and might like something visual, more than just an album cover, may I suggest reacting to the young (13yo) Japanese female drummer covering: _Tower of Power - What is Hip? / Drum Covered by YOYOKA_ kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zqm3nIuQir51fNk (finishes 5m:23s, then her list of Patreons)? I've been following her since 2020, and AFAICT, she never blocks. So, if you make a few pauses to keep KZbin happy I assume you should be fine. Another 70s band worth reacting to is Grand Funk Railroad. YT has a video of them, but Yoyoka did a great solo cover _We're An American Band - Grand Funk Railroad / Cover by Yoyoka, _*_9_*_ year old_ kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpSUf2idfsqfp9U She also made a set of covers in a studio during Japan's "Stay Home" with some legendary Japanese musicians: _Grand Funk Railroad - We're an American Band / YOYOKA's 12th Birthday Session_ kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5_Rp6uji8epb7M (I found it funny that a group of Japanese musicians were performing that song 😀) They own the performance copyright, so AFAIK you should not get blocked. Maybe pause so YT doesn't 'autoblock'? Yoyoka's 120+ videos are one-take, no edits (except one has one edit). So they have a 'live performance' vibe. I have no relationship whatsoever with Yoyoka. I just think she's a great drummer, with great musical taste, and a great young person.

[@user-xm2ib3sr2t]

Check out The Doobie Brothers China Grove!

[@thomasmalmin6194]

Seriously, Andrew? Did you just "SQUIRREL!👀" in the middle of a reaction? 🤣🤣🤣

[@andreasmith6528]

Yeah, they’re good. Try “Taking it to the streets.” And you’ve got a good ear! You’re not stupid either!

[@Rockinhorror]

Hey, brother...no one exploring and experiencing new things is stupid. No one with an open mind is stupid. You are quite far from being stupid. Rock on, dude!!

[@patriciadavis1393]

Amazing amazing reaction you were really grooving and I was grooving right along with you😊 in my opinion Michael McDonald can do no wrong😊😊😊

[@TexasMagnolia]

You must back back-up….go to the early 70’s and work forward. Tom Johnson on lead vocals then Michael McDonald taking over. You are hearing Michael McDonald on keyboards.

[@dgator3599]

Sounded like a sample to me!

[@stevedahlberg8680]

I'm just to the point at the beginning where you're talking about Drake but or whoever I can't remember but yeah it's quite similar and it almost sound quality sounds like a sampled but not only did they Loop it like you said, they slowed it down not by half but by double that so really it's running at quarter speed compared to the original.

[@bkvike]

Can anyone tell me the difference between sampling and appropriation?

[@mauramanning852]

Money. Did they pay for it, or steal it. Sometimes, it's a mistake. When that happens, reputable artists say, 'My bad", and offer compensation.

[@428chase]

The Two Sides of Tony McPhee The Hunt 1973. is a single psychedelic art rock electronic composition in four movements, featuring Arp 2600 synthesizers, electric piano, and The Rhythm Ace drum synthesizer it explores McPhee's strong stance against fox and stag hunting kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIOshoh4oauJkJo

[@GorillasAndGardens]

The amount of people who’ve seen 40 year old virgin multiple times and NOT know who Michael McDonald is just baffles me.

[@classic-kool]

So.... this "sampling" BS is just stealing other artist's music, RIGHT?? ........ Really creative. . . . . SMH.

[@tamarahornyak5744]

michael Mcdonald plays piano and sings but not part of the band.

[@carpediem4887]

Michael McDonald was the lead singer of the Doobie Brothers for a number of years sooooo yea he was a part of the band.

[@dantofthegenxfamily9529]

The reason why musicians are always dogging rap music because it's just pretty much spices of other songs that are created before because they're hooks and apparently the rap industry is far and few from many hooks and not originally enough to create them and their producer who usually the guy that put the the company meant together can't create things like this so you know I guess you know the easy way out of this place with the call but I got to let you know there ain't any hooks that have been on any rap song that were original I've never heard of him and I used to DJ from the beginning they're all from songs that were prior that's why I'm always letting these kids know that a lot of these rappers were actually listening to everything back in the day they were just listening to rap which is why it's become so. And unoriginal so to speak

[@samic1051]

It might have sounded motown to you. But you have to remember you hear this singer, Michael McDonald. You should listen to a song in the a late 80s. Michael McDonald and Patty Labelle. There are so many singers 50 60s. 70s and some 80s you couldn't tell if they were white or black. That's because everything was together. But they've been slowly trying to make a war between all says in music and politics and everything. Just look at some more 50 60s. 70 80s, I'm getting away from all this rap c*** and disgusting words in different songs now. Calling everybody names, male or female?It's disgusting