First Time Hearing The Doobie Brothers Takin' It To The Streets Crazy Reaction

[@Belluser-we1uc5cb2l]

I grew up listening to 70's 🎶 music. It just seemed like everyone had soul back then and funk. Everyone seemed to get along better too. Black, white, Latinos ect❤

[@martinl8574]

I was Born in 1960, talk about perfect musical Time, I saw all this go down. You have a LIFETIME of discovery of all the genres past

[@ronaldelliott4373]

Same.👈

[@fasttruckman]

There is so much great music from the 70's and 80's you guys need to explore.

[@winslow551]

You would have loved the 70's for sure. The groove was crankin' back then!

[@ffjsb]

I played the crap out of this album on cassette tape. The bass line on this song is killer, it just drives the whole song.

[@christisheeks6334]

There are two phases to the Doobie Brothers, due to the original lead singer, Tom Johnston, coming down with an illness, which opened the door for the second lead singer, Michael McDonald, to join the band. Tom wrote several hits for the band, then Michael wrote even more hits for the band. Both wrote fantastic songs, but with their own perspectives. Tom was more rock infused, while Michaels's had a jazz/R&B flare. I love both. I encourage you to go down the rabbit hole of the works from The Doobie Brothers. All of the musicians who have come and gone are superb! They are FIRE! ❤❤❤

[@Billy-zv6gv]

Great info! Is he the same Michael McDonald who had been a solo pop star in the '80's?

[@darrylhinko5568]

in 1000 years if humans can stay alive they will be listening to 70s music. In my house as a kid in the 70s we heard a lot of Steely Dan and The Doobies, my parents loved them and I do as well. Lots of great songs from them.

[@GlenJones-yf2rq]

I noticed people smiled more and had good vibes back in the day.

[@bobv586]

These guys are on tour again this year I have seen them the last 2 years and I'm going again this year it's their 50th anniversary tour they still kick ass. If they are playing near you get tickets go to the show you will love it

[@GlenJones-yf2rq]

Takin us to church! Lol cool stuff!

[@johnwjr7]

The late 50's, 60's, 70's and early 80's were the best time in history for music. I was lucky enough to be born in 1958 and I got to enjoy it all. I'm happy that the younger generations also get to enjoy and appreciate it. Maybe we will be able to bring it back, instead of what goes for music these days.

[@ronaldelliott4373]

That’s exactly how it was Kamy. A misspent youth with NO regrets! 😉 Hangin with friends for every concert that rolled into town, whether it was The Stones, Floyd, Zeppelin… The musical horizon of The Classic Era was an embarrassment of riches for those of us who lived it. Thanks for keeping it alive. Btw, saw The Doobie Bros. last yr in Tampa. Every song on the show’s set list was a hit and they still sound great. Enjoying your reactions. 🤘

[@joannfowler8407]

70's were great!!

[@ziusthefirst5387]

It was wonderful.

[@teensymom1420]

Please let me make a couple of suggestions. The lead singer in this song is Michael McDonald and he has an entire catalog of his own that is amazing. I would highly suggest his hit "I Keep Forgettin" and his duet with James Ingram :Ya Mo B There". A couple of songs by the Doobie Brothers that are a must are "Long Train Running" and "Black Water".

[@karlschmitt6359]

As believers in Jesus Christ we are charged with the honor and awesome responsibility of taking the Gospel into the streets, it's not enough to hear the Word on Sunday's, we are called to be salt and light in a world that's dying in their sins, take them some food and water, and share what Jesus has done for you, we dont know when our number is called, God does, share the Gospel of Jesus Christ today, dont wait!

[@MarkIra613]

This is what we boomers do... You're welcome.

[@Richard-darixdax]

Trump 2024😊

[@SurvivorBri]

You're in a cult. I would say get some help but you're beyond saving.