Full Doobie Brothers on Don Kirshner's Rock Concert TV program 1970'S

[@danielryan9076]

Don Kirshner's library should be kept in the vault with the seeds to sustain life!

[@bluecoral9720]

Pure musicians. Still listening after all these years.

[@heimomoilanen9654]

One of the best bands in 1974, their current album aired in FM radio in Finland and taped it. Great times!

[@RochaBob]

Let's not forget the groove set down by bassist, Tiran Porter. He knew exactly how to fill in the spaces between and behind the riffs.

[@neilembo55]

dang rights!!!!!

[@mnwtnoname]

Tiran!

[@whtpwr]

no virtue signaling brownie points.

[@ahmadsebastian7633]

a trick: watch movies on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching a lot of movies during the lockdown.

[@milanzeke5409]

@Ahmad Sebastian Yea, I have been using Flixzone for since november myself :)

[@norbertoherrera2840]

I saw the doobies brother in San Antonio 1974 in the convention center with my older brother he pass away in 2020 I miss him so this music brings good memories to me thanks for the beautiful music ❤🙏

[@teriowen5744]

My sister and I saw the Doobies in 1974 in Portsmouth VA. They were the headliner. Such a great memory. Anyway, my sister died in 1997 from diabetes. Sorry about your brother. Incredible how life affects all of us.

[@carlofirpo3006]

Have fond memories of watching Don Kirshner's Rock Concert every week end.

[@jhnstn1]

On a little 13-inch black and white TV.

[@gj8683]

Missed this one when it first aired. Too busy with too many things. Glad I finally got to see it, like 50 years later! Thank you Red Planet Rock!

[@IvanLendl87]

70’s Doobie Brothers with Tommy Johnson is the best. Amazing band.

[@SigmaTau6]

Yes. After he wore himself out, The Doobie Brothers just weren't the same band. And don't get me strated on Michael McDonald.....

[@david25876]

Johnston

[@The_best_days_are_yesterdays]

Absolutely incredible! A NOTE TO YOUNGSTERS IN 2024: Put down your phone and pick up a musical instrument. You have the potential to be as great as these guys.

[@saxmidiman]

The BeST Day IS NOW!!!😶‍🌫🤪😎

[@jimmyb1559]

I saw them live in the 70’s. You got your money’s worth. They were worn out at the end of the show. They gave a 1000%. Never forget that concert. Damn I miss those days.

[@lisamoroney3036]

I believe white stuff got them going !!

[@gabster-ie1vj]

Me too, AMEN...

[@paulcooper-n2v]

I seen them in 2017 and they still had all the high energy in them great concert.

[@paullevine1813]

I still remember in the70s when you got your money's worth it was only around 3 to 6 bucks for tickets & parking!!!! The bands & music was priceless & you did get it all .

[@Marco-AurelioHernandez]

As a bassist, I have to say that Tiran is a bad mofugger. I love his fluidity and melodic groove.

[@MakingFunOfBusiness7in]

Do you find yourself attracted to him?

[@Marco-AurelioHernandez]

@@MakingFunOfBusiness7in Attracted to his musical ability as a bassist, since I am also a bassist

[@petecartwright5211]

Tom Johnston was/is the hardest working man in rock. The man can sing at the top of his lungs all night and bang on a nice guitar the entire time. This was rock as good as it can get. Simmon's guitar playing was casually underrated by the public but not by the industry. He was just as good of a guitar player as he was a vocalist. Tiran Porter was known and copied by every bass player. They just don't make it like this any longer. No one seems to put in the effort or even want to. This was a band as tight and as creative as they can get.

[@petecartwright5211]

If you ever want to see for yourself what a great and powerful voice Tom Johnston has, just try to sing along with him. NOT in your key,(an octave down), but at HIS pitch. You won't get through China Grove...

[@rogercamp6071]

And they are still rocking into their seventies although Tom had to take a break from touring for health reasons, but I'm sure he'll be back as soon as he's able

[@bachrocktheamericahatersan5799]

Thank God he got over his back ailment from last year. The Doobies wrapped up their 2024 tour, 10/16. Tom was back to his form self.

[@fisherbird1739]

also check out Terry Kath for hardest working

[@c.r.alexander1117]

Early Doobies gold. Pure musicianship from every single one of these guys. You can tell they really enjoy making music and have a true love for their craft. That's it people, get on your feet and move!

[@AndreySloan_is_a_cnut]

HELL YES!!!

[@royalmarine7224]

Music in the ’70s ,80s and 90s was really something… so different, so special with “that” kind of sound which you don’t find anymore. That was the era of real music without the internet, of long tours and enjoyable live shows spanning from metal to new wave, progressive, jazz, fusion, pop. So many bands were born and disappeared during those 3 decades. I am then celebrating the ’70s and the ’80s and their unmistakeable sound.

[@thomasleblanc4228]

Bands like this were considered dinosaurs in 1980, and the industry wanted to move on. Now a younger generation is discovering all the greats thanks to KZbin. 😊

[@AndreySloan_is_a_cnut]

Amazing! Incredible to hear “Clear As The Driven Snow” live! To me, “The Captain and Me” is one of the great rock albums of all time - amazing composition and musicianship. From a bygone era where talent and musicianship were taken seriously…

[@メンチャージ]

me too 50th anniversary 4.18YOKOHAMA　JAPAN

[@stephenadamsmusicalinterpr4203]

11:47

[@aschule5684]

I couldn't agree more "The Captain & What Were once Vices" were both extremely important albums to me. Clear As The Driven Snow is such a great song and one of my very favorites!

[@nicksimon7364]

Such an awesome cut - all the different sections

[@LoveLady-wn3eg]

When I first heard this song, I played this part back, over and over! I couldn't get enough of this song.

[@LoveLady-wn3eg]

I had thought it was a pretty song then. But now I finally get what he's saying. And it's not exactly good.

[@sarahm.5356]

I'm in the middle of the Doobie Brothers memoir that just came out. Tom and Pat wrote most of it, with parts by Tiran and Ted Templeman and other guys related to the band. It is such a good book. The idea for using smoke and explosions at the end of their shows came from their drummer, John Hartman. John was a huge Keith Moon fan and he told the band the Doobies should have explosions and smoke like the Who had. The rest of the band thought that was a good idea. They were amazed how much the crowds loved it and how it added to their shows. Also, they started dressing flashier after they toured with Marc Bolan and T. Rex. Tom said, "We were never going to be David Bowie or Marc Bolan, but for us, a little bit of style went a long way." If you're a Doobie fan and you like to read, you will love this book.

[@sarahm.5356]

The name of the book is Long Train Running: Our Story of the Doobie Brothers. They said this show was a huge break for them because the Rolling Stones were the top act, so millions of people were watching. But then the Stones only had one song, Angie, which they were lip-synching to. Then the Doobies came on with this great set and it got them a lot of attention.

[@DonDixit]

@@sarahm.5356 Knew of the Doobies & Stones, but not this twist! Great to read, thx

[@sammartinez4244]

Dobbie Brothers started up very close to where I lived in CA. They played several colleges that I attended along with Tower of Power. They were very popular in the 70's in the SF Bay Area. Thanks for the book review. They are GREAT!

[@DonDixit]

Ted Templeman released his memoires too (A Platinum Producer's Life in Music). He was the band's producer from the very beginning. Ted acknowledges the Doobie Brothers as a 'one of a kind', extremely talented and highly versatile Americana outfit.

[@courtneywood1993]

Just finished Ted Templeman's autobiography. he talked a lot about his time making records with them. Very cool.

[@karensylvia9423]

I loved Don Kirshner's Rock concert in the 70's. Black Sabbath etc. What a show !

[@robhargis6980]

The Doobies give you that "I just want sit back, relax, pass around a bottle and share a doobie with my friends". Lots of smiles and good times.

[@cbgreely]

I love how Tom Johnston is just making shit up when he forgets the words....rock and roll baby!

[@Umustbekidn]

These are the Doobie Brothers I remember, know, and love...

[@TwoTickets100]

This performance typifies what the Doobie Brothers represent-pure, unadulterated, mind blowing rock and roll, with a purpose. Their songs speak to the endless possibilities in life to go where no man has gone. The sweet chords, sultry bass, powerful percussions, deft finger picking and melding of three great voices, brings we listeners to new levels of consciousness. Pat and Tommy are the Adam and Eve of music. They never step on each other and each of them together create a mix of pure genius. Tiran, the glue that melds the two guitars together, adds that touch of soul to the batter. I cannot see how I could get through life without these guys providing the soundtrack to my existence. Thank you for the 50 years of resonance, friendship and inspiration. May you continue unabated to help bring the world together with your artistic wonders.

[@juana1483]

I agree wholeheartedly, just IMHO, I would say Tom played The Adam and Patrick Eve. Only because Tom sang most of lead vocals. It couldn't have worked wo Patrick and the others tho.

[@leslienye375]

TwoTickets100, your tribute to the Doobie Brothers was a beautiful thing to behold. So eloquently said and so genuine in spirit. Thanks for providing your excellent assessment of this incredible musical group.

[@sarahm.5356]

They're more than rock and roll -- they're funk, R&B and blues, and other stuff on other songs.

[@RobertTaylor-sq3cu]

Doobies legends love them since 1970 class act that's why they are still going in 2023 there music is classic

[@garyoconnordbaairrepair7775]

In March of 1974, I saw the Doobie Brothers here in Sacramento, a few months before What Were Vices Are Now Habits. I rank that concert as the best concert that I had seen. The Doobies rock the house.

[@kencoakley3959]

Tiran Porter is one of the most underrated bassists in Rock. His playing is so fluid. I saw AC/DC in.1986 and the bassist Cliff Williams was playing the same note through the show so I really appreciate the great bassists even the Wrecking Crew bassist on "Valleri" by The Monkees.

[@okgo5152]

The fact that these guys not only wrote but recorded the captain and me, and what were once vices are now habits in their early 20s is mind boggling. The were so incredibly proficient that they sounded like seasoned 50 year old Nashville session guys. In a lifelong doobies fan.. there's something about their music that had a feel that makes things ok even 50 years later.

[@aschule5684]

@@okgo5152 the captain and me and what were once vices are and will forever be my 2 favorite Doobie Bros albums 👍☮️

[@okgo5152]

@@aschule5684 yes.. myself included. There was something haunting yet magically upbeat with those records. They will forever be in my top 10 albums

[@jeffreyholmes7216]

That is classic Doobie brothers.

[@Ray-z8r]

I can tell you exactly where I was the first night they were on Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert show. We all stopped what we were doing to listen! What a fabulous group who stood the test of time.

[@haverelmink]

Awesome. Real music, real musicians, not a digital device in sight!

[@LoveLady-wn3eg]

This is the concert that I will never tire of watching! And all the boys were still together here. When Patrick Simmons was singing his solo song, Pure As The Driven Snow, I played it back twice, and it brought back childhood memories, of when I used to walk way deep onto our neighbors property in the country South, towards the woods where there was a gently trickling brook stream, and sometimes I'd wade in it. Also, at 19:46-19:56, Tom Johnston looks cute, he's getting into the moment, he's feeling the music. That's what a true musician does if they're doing it right, I guess. They follow the music. Right?

[@TxVet1027]

The Doobie Brothers are a great band. I remember listening to them on AM radio. WING Dayton, Ohio. Late 60's-early 70's. Thanks guys.

[@neilembo55]

Your welcome brotherTxVet1027,I agree with you 100 per cent,hell yes!!!!!

[@st7728]

You know they're badass, when the singer wears snakeskin boots!

[@margaretbeard6564]

All that glorious hair😊

[@donthompson1608]

I saw them in 1978 at the Air Force Academy Fieldhouse. About halfway into the incredible concert they stopped and said when they first came out onstage and saw all the cadets sitting calmly in their dress blues they thought the crowd wouldn’t add much to their show. Then they said they were wrong and they would definitely be back. Brought the house down and launched into a second half as great as the first. I was on the floor as a civilian right near the stage and it was the best concert I’ve ever been to.

[@adammaybloom7276]

The Doobie Brothers are Tom Johnston: lead vocals and guitars Patrick Simmons: lead vocals and guitars Tiran Porter: bass guitar and vocals John Hartman: drums and percussion Michael Hossack: drums and percussion

[@nickmat3153]

OMG! Amazing!

[@RichardCook-on3gf]

One of the all time bass players. Tiran knew exactly what a song needed. A good bass player interacts with the drummer.

[@lisamoroney3036]

Love it , esp Pat’s long flowing hair 🎸💕 will never forget waiting all week for this show to come on…..

[@Tonyrayyt]

Man, oh man am I really glad I got a taste of this great music growing up! Simply....., music today really sucks!!!!

[@elwrongo]

Tom Johnston and John Fogerty are two of my favourite US rock singers of all.

[@clydebermingham121]

Whether they call it Rock & Roll whatever else …. It ‘s still a bit of R & B to me 🙏🏽✊🏾🙏🏽🤗

[@mjum9014]

Obviouly, there's a difference between Blues, R&B and Soul. I think of the Doobie Brothers as Rock & Roll with Soul; even before the Michael McDonald days. They always also had a gritty Soul sound.

[@DonCrisafulli]

Tom Johnston has always been an old-school blues/R&B kind of guy.......

[@jamieminsky9436]

Loved them then..love them now!!! 👍☮️☮️☮️☮️❤️❤️❤️🕉 And all us guitarists jammed and played their songs!

[@keylearning5746]

So good to remember that they were once a FACE MELTING BAND. 6 guys. 3 drummers. Tiran Porter. 3 amazing voices. 2 killer guitar players. Tommy on fire!

[@hardin308]

Pat Simmons is a bad mamma jamma. His tone on that Gibson ES-335 is amazing.

[@beyondonethousand]

Loved Simmons. He carried the band well especially after Johnson left.

[@mikethebike7372]

✌Those were the days , life was good and much more simple. I treasure the memory of them and the 60's , it was the greatest time in history of the world to have been a young person. Doobies rocked. Tom was a real R & R star and the band just cooked.

[@juana1483]

Huge guitar Tom is playing! Awesome band. I especially loved the album The Captain and Me!!!!

[@OFLHLGZ28]

OMG they truly were at their finest at this time. Just fantastic!

[@FireHorse11291966]

Can not believe they are not in the. ROCK N ROLL HALL OF FAME!

[@neilembo55]

Wow,that is a real shame

[@druefreeman439]

They are! Inducted THIS YEAR. Finally!!!

[@neilembo55]

@@druefreeman439 Wahooooooooooooooo

[@bikerhighmiler8998]

Hall of fame isn't the true measure of talent..its mostly$$$and music politics.

[@mrobillard7553]

One of the greatest I ever saw back in 74-75 Landsdown Park outdoor concert, Ottawa, Ontario 🇨🇦. Deadly heat in the summertime air, but didn't know it with these great guys playing!! Loved it! Their sense of presence and fun on stage, just a great time! Just like in this video.

[@alwilson3204]

Tom Johnston was a very underrated guitarist, yet was really good with a great sound.

[@collick100]

Was/am a huge Doobs fan but why would you say Tommy J was an underrated guitarist?. He and the band were deservedly admitted into the R & R Hall of Fame in 2020.

[@LoveLady-wn3eg]

Yeah!! At the beginning of this, the musicians are warming up!

[@thomasdivine2899]

I remember this show very well and it's almost the best early show they ever played,,, Tommy was absolutely amazing and my most favorite drummer ever, John Hartman was completely off the hook, totally awesome and Patrick Simmons was an awesome adversiry and Tiran was just amazing,,, ya know what I wish we never grew up and was just stuck in this era

[@georgebur]

Astonishing. Tasteful musicianship in all departments. It is gratifying to read other appreciations below. As good as it gets. Music for musicians.

[@OFLHLGZ28]

Without You brought the house down - as it should have!

[@philf4086]

Lots of energy. Lots.

[@robinhood68008]

I just love this band right from the start. They know how to groove ; Hard !!!!

[@theoriginaljerseyboy]

Captain and Me was the first album i ever bought, was 11. Clear as the driven snow blew my mind. Turn it up loud at 13:44. Used to blast it and drive my parents crazy. Shoulda bought me headphones for Christmas. Great to hear this live. Thanks

[@neilembo55]

Yes,one heck of a talented,rocking band the Doobie's were,always very melodic,rocking,the real thing,straight from their soul ROCK and ROLL :)))

[@aschule5684]

Great album and great song, Clear As The Driven Snow always really grabbed me too, really touched my soul!!

[@DonDixit]

Same here, age wise. The funny thing is, I am not even from the US but an obscure nation in Northern Europe. Took the Captain & Me with me to school b/c everyone in class got 5 minutes to say a few words about their fav music. The faces when I played Clear as the Driven Snow .....

[@juana1483]

Me too. The Captain and Me is one of my all time favorite albums of all time. I was maybe 12,13 years old. Each song is engrained into my soul.

[@jeffloats4126]

"Deep as a river, wide as the sea Changin' the ways of a captain and me I could be happy, lord, so then should he If all of the universe unveiled itself to me! my first album, or was it Master of Reality? 11yrs old 71'

[@cruisersupsupport4502]

Been a fan since Toulouse Street in '72. Just saw them 2 nights ago. Awesome 2 hour and 10 minute show (5th row seats). My hero, Tom Johnston still killing it at 76 years of age (and Pat Simmons at 75). Too bad Tiran left the band - saw them in '78 when he was still with the band

[@gw5309]

Saw them at the Purdue Hall of Music in Spring of 1977. Killer. They always had so much energy.

[@mrobillard7553]

Yep! That's the way it was, such greatness live! Such energy and enthusiasm! So great to be there!

[@samuelhodges8208]

Loved Tiran Porter in this group! Met and jammed with him back in the day. One heck of a bassist and a real gentle soul!

[@OFLHLGZ28]

This is the concert I “thought” I was going to see in 1975….but instead I saw some guy I didn’t know sitting at a piano….and no Tommy. I thought WTF? Well at least we have this to thoroughly enjoy!

[@JoeThornell]

Well the guy you didn't know was Michael Mcdonald, and he's back. Tom was going through some health issues during that era.

[@andyinoregon]

"Without You" was always my kind of heavy metal.

[@One--Two]

0:25 2:52 China Grove 6:15 Long train runnin' 11:47 Clear as a Driven Snow 17:26 Without You

[@ArnieWiddowson]

I wonder if the jam at the beginning has a name

[@mickeyf3730]

Wish they would have played Natural Thing. Great tune which lead off the Captain and Me Album!!

[@manusamyn5251]

Great 🎶🎤🎸🇲🇾

[@nicksimon7364]

Natural Thing monster track

[@greatgooglymoogly]

One of my favorite DKRC episodes

[@scottbarker2312]

Sweet sounds!

[@miguelpatrick6192]

Yo, they ROCKED!!! Doobies Are Awesome...

[@gtrmarv333]

Thank You Historic Films for hoarding the Entire Don Kirshner library !! I know ... there are probably all kinds of licensing issues , SOMEONE will have to buy the rights , FROM Historic Films .. but , who's gonna be left to care , as these episodes just SIT !!! Have a nice one 😀

[@jazzpunk]

...none of us are getting any younger!

[@littlejohnny4470]

What a great band! What a great sound! I loved the shot of the artist drawing a picture of the band performing! What an awesome video!

[@neilembo55]

Thank's a lot LJ,I appreciate it and very happy you enjoyed it,keep on rocking!!!!!

[@GUCCI_NATION]

@@neilembo55 They also appear on new year's rockin' eve 1975. There is NO complete show at all. Someone or Somebody Deleted it the complete show. Please, re-uploaded. Thank You.👍

[@10Matic]

What a great share...this was the Doobie Brothers I grew up listening to...loved this!!!

[@toneyisaiah408]

Tiran Porter is an excellent bass player!

[@halhollingsworth3189]

One of my favorites.

[@nicksimon7364]

Facts

[@suzannereilman4516]

....the Tom Johnston days have got it ALLLLLLL over any moment Michael McDonald ever had....;)!!

[@juana1483]

I pretty much lost interest after Tom got sick. I have no idea why Patrick didn't step up instead of letting Ol McDonald ruin the sound!! Oh well. I personally loved The Captain and Me that I played over and over and over!!!!

[@AldousHuxleysCat]

Michael had a great voice and it was an interesting sound but it wasn't the Doobie Brothers. I'm so happy to discover that I'm not the only person that feels this way. I have to be honest and say I thought a lot of the hits they had under Michael were kind of mediocre, then again the 80s ruined everything, almost

[@juana1483]

@@AldousHuxleysCat I'm glad you agree with what The Doobie Brothers evolved into with McDonald as lead singer. I do agree he's got a great voice, but at least to me, it sounds like "soul," instead of pure rock like Tom's voice. I really believe that Patrick could have easily taken over as lead singer until Tom returned. Most of the McDonald era music wasn't music that people would dance to. Stay cool now. I'm going to put The Captain and Me cd in....again!!! Lol

[@dgallodgallo]

@@AldousHuxleysCat f'in EXACTLY

[@danpalmer4820]

@@juana1483 " I have no idea why Patrick didn't step up instead of letting Ol McDonald ruin the sound!!" Pretty simple. Pat heard Mike's songs and loved them. That's why they're on the album. And if you listen to Pat's songs from the late 70's, it's clear he was also moving in a jazzier direction.

[@StratmanDarrell]

Awesome band and resilient throughout the years despite their changes & losses. Saw them in 2015 I think at the Amphitheatre at Ontario Place in Toronto with Dave Mason & Journey. It was an older crowd though. I looked down the aisle where I was sitting and saw a grandma who looked about 75 . I guess she became a fan when she was 20's, but she was rockin! LOL.

[@bombsite69]

RIP John Hartman

[@udasu]

15 minute Without You jam - amazing.

[@TheSaleen786]

Thank you for posting this awesome video of my favorite band the Doobie Brothers since day one! I loved watching Don Kirshner's Rock Concerts on Saturday nights many many years ago. I'll be seeing these brothers back stage here in Denver with Santana July 3rd 2019. The Doobie Brothers are not only America's band but they will be the house band in heaven! -Larry G. Golden, Colorado

[@neilembo55]

You are very welcome,I am so happy you enjoyed it and thanks for the nice comment,I appreciate it,I love the Doobie Brothers also :))

[@neilembo55]

WOWWWWWWWW,you will be seeing the Doobies and Santana backstage,you are so lucky.I envy you,that is so cool Larry,the house band in heaven,so cool and they are America's band,,I would be a bit younger but I did catch a few Don Kirshner's Rock Concerts when I was a very young teen,I remember seeing Foghat,Wishbone Ash and Eric Burdon on it,I would have watched more but it was always on at my bed time,ha,ha :)))

[@justaman-km1hl]

@@neilembo55 this is super kickass bro

[@neilembo55]

@@justaman-km1hl Thanks my friend :D

[@juana1483]

You think Kansas can open for the Doobies in heaven???

[@leogolive]

Man the lead tone from that Les Paul with P-90s is killer!

[@DonCrisafulli]

P-90s are great happy mediums between single-coils and humbuckers. The mini-humbuckers on the old Les Paul Deluxes were/are pretty sweet, too.......

[@JorgeFernandoEspinozaPortilla]

Los Doobie Brothers originales. Buen trío.

[@trapperkcmo3460]

saw this group in tulsa. the best version for sure. forgot the best part. just walked around back after the show and found pat simmons backstage with two 13 year old girls on either side of him, one of them brushing his hair. i got his autograph and left them to their own devices. i was also 13 or 14 at the time.

[@toneyisaiah408]

Good stuff from The Doobie Brothers.

[@wassupdoc2780]

Patrick Simmons is a great guitarist!

[@bradleyamor8854]

I saw them in the 80s and they brought the house down!

[@TheOverlordOfProcrastination]

Beautiful.

[@dodibenabba525]

Well.......that's how you do that! Awesome!

[@franbanish]

This is super good! A great vid of the early line-up. Thanks much for posting!

[@Sidhecat]

No Auto Tune...

[@MrPlooky]

as long as they still got the 2 front men, they rock!

[@pattygoody]

1972, Capitol Theater, Passaic, New Jersey, and the Doobies opened for T.Rex and we were blown away by the Doobies! NOW, all of these years later, BOTH groups will be inducted into the 2020 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame!

[@neilembo55]

Yes,they both need to be in the Rock and Roll fame fer' sure

[@DonDixit]

The other way around: Rex opened for the Doobs: www.ebay.com/itm/DOOBIE-BROTHERS-1972-CAPITOL-THEATRE-REPLICA-CONCERT-POSTER-W-PROTECTIVE-SLEEVE/283613555887 . What's strange though is Skunk on the poster. In 1972 he wasn't a Doobie Brother.

[@pattygoody]

Rick M No, I was actually there. The top act was at the top of the listing, opening groups below. www.moyssi.com/capitolshows.htm

[@nomanslilwhaler1768]

San Fran - Favorites at Biker parties in the Santa Cruz mountains amid the Red Wood trees late '60's / 70.

[@Express-420]

great concert to mellow out to 👍

[@MrBluzhound]

Pre Michael McDonald. Real DB.

[@southernwanderer7912]

What a fantastic concert.

[@rush2112pete]

Simply put, this is what it’s all about… 👊🏻

[@RobertSchenewerk]

Seen the Doobies "80" farewell tour st.louis. no grey hair in the mix.☮️

[@mrobillard7553]

Great video of course, and that was a great shot of the artist painting their portrait, and he was excellent!, such a rarety!

[@jameskonkle7794]

Awesome video. You all still rock my world!!!

[@OFLHLGZ28]

Tommy at his finest….

[@paullevine1813]

Look at him now, he hasn't lost a thing & is still one hell of a guitar player & total musician 100% pure talent.

[@tomkovar-gg5gc]

Great music; less than stellar camera work.

[@cheesemouse7774]

A National Treasure!

[@wassupdoc2780]

Mesmerizing. Captain and me landmark Doobies album.