WIFE BLINDLY REACTS TO The Doobie Brothers - What a Fool Believes | COUPLE REACTION

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[@NicknLex]

Marley fans: appearance at 2:25!! Very similar to his Jean-Luc Ponty sighting.... a pattern?!

[@bigjapi1]

Cuando se paró al lado del bajo 2:22 pensé que iba a levantar la patita , después los miró con cara de "yo no iba a hacer nada" 🤣 idolo!

[@craigbrowning9448]

Aretha Franklin covered it... kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5iqaZ2Adq5rq5Y

[@craigbrowning9448]

I know I was alive (and listened to a lot of Pop Radio at the time), and somehow this song eluded me on it's release, I remember hearing other Doobie Brothers songs and Steeley Dan music at the time.

[@craigbrowning9448]

Brian Wilson (Beach Boys) said this song had some of the Scariest Lyrics he ever heard.

[@pedal4ever]

@@craigbrowning9448 Huge Aretha fan. But no, McDonald nails this. Has the perfect voice for this song. Aretha has her own sound...pure soul, and clearly the best of all time.

[@barringtongilbert9230]

NEVER heard of the Doobie Brothers? Wow...makes me realise all you reactors must be genuine. When you grow up with music for 40'odd years, it's hard to believe not everyone knows it. Thank you...great to watch you two.

[@julianortiz4151]

I loved that Nick pointed out how close this is to Steely Dan. Two members of The Doobie Brothers recorded with Steely Dan. Michael McDonald did some backing vocals for them and Jeff “Skunk” Baxter was an actual member of Steely Dan on their first few albums. Also, I think there was just a sound several groups latched onto back around that time. So much good music. Both Steely Dan and The Doobie Brothers were the soundtracks to my childhood. It’s always great to know people are keeping this music alive and introducing younger generations to it. So cool!

[@arthurguthman5159]

Yep. .they have to relisten Peg...and they will hear him distinctly on backup vocals

[@thecat600]

Interesting information on Jeff Baxter. He became interested in compression technology the military was using for missile systems and how it could be used in the music industry. He became a self taught expert and military consultant. Source: wikipedia

[@julianortiz4151]

@@thecat600 , I’ve known that for a very long time. Jeff used to appear on Bill O’Reilly Factor in his consulting capacity in the 2002 - 2004 timeframe. He’s a very cool dude.

[@jamesredman1263]

Fagan and Becker actually responded to a newspaper ad by Baxter and played together for awhile. This gradually morphed into the Fagan and Becker show and thence Steely Dan.

[@ldmoore7002]

@@thecat600 check out the interview KZbin has with Jeff on defense missles

[@joeyricefried9621]

Blast this in the car. Impossible to not start dancing.

[@mscher769]

Many of the musicians that played with the Doobie Brothers also played with Steely Dan.

[@smittybenzo4693]

You may recognize Michael McDonald's voice from Steely Dan's "Peg" on background vocals. You can't miss it.

[@connieb4372]

Michael McDonald sings background on several Dan songs.. It's always fun to pick him out.. wish I could name all of them off the top of my head.

[@connieb4372]

Okay.. the great Google machine informs me that he sang backup on Katy Lied, Royal Scam, Kid Charlemagne, Green Earrings, Aja, FM (No Static At All), Gaucho, and many others.. not able to find a full list.. have a great day!!!

[@michelemichele3375]

Perfect! Thanks for the list. ✨🤪

[@sooutrageous007]

McDonald also does the "Broadway touching... " bridge in "I Got the News" and the "Children we have it right here" line from "Time out of Mind." And lest we forget his entree to the Steely-verse on the wonderful chorus of "Any World that I'm Welcome to."

[@vaughnnewman8903]

Truly one of the best songs ever written.

[@JamesCormier]

Michael McDonald's voice is an instrument of its own. Deep and resonating. Glad you discovered the Doobies ! Another rabbit hole! I saw the Dobbies and Steely Dan together a few years back when they toured together. The ultimate 70s combo!

[@sunshinefogleman127]

Been listening to The Doobie Brothers and Michael McDonald since I was a kid (I was born in 1973), and I never stopped. Incredible music. I'm so glad you guys have discovered the brilliance of their songs.

[@1111nolanc]

Handclaps! Relentless, and perfection!

[@michelemichele3375]

Michael McDonald is the vocalist and you hear his high harmonies in “Peg” and other Steely Dan songs. Plus, he shares the stage with Donald Fagen and Boz Scaggs in that DVD I sent you called “The Dukes of September.” They take turns doing each other’s songs. They do “Peg” and “What a Fool Believes.” So you have it live. Of course, the guys are older (it’s from 2012, I think) but they sound pretty good (not at their peak, but pretty good). Great surprise reaction! ✨🤪

[@raiderfan346]

Michele besides being excited every time NicknLex post a new video the first thing I look for is to see if Lex is wearing any of your awesome jewelry. It seems like you have many talents besides your awesome taste in music. I just wanted to give you a shoutout for adding flavor to my favorite KZbin channel.

[@1charlesallnut]

Love the Dukes, Michele! We saw them here in Toronto. It’s the concert that Donald references in Eminent Hipsters, when the guy in the first few rows swore at him when they played a Ray Charles song. 🤦 And Donald swore back at him. 👍🏼

[@michelemichele3375]

@@1charlesallnut Haha. He’s been known to do that. He exudes an attitude of not taking crap, even from fans. I enjoyed reading his book where he described going into the City to visit the Jazz clubs to see the Greats. I think that definitely shaped his music. I’ve never seen the Dukes live (lucky you) - just on the DVD and we have a CD of the NY Rock and Soul Review (Live at the Beacon) with a slightly different lineup, including Phoebe Snow, and members of the Rascals, along with Fagen, McDonald, etc. Thanks always for your great comments. ✨🤪

[@jossoakes2823]

So glad that you have the connection between steely Dan & Doobie Bros- Michael McDonald.You guys will have so much fun !

[@michelemichele3375]

@@jossoakes2823 Exactly. Can’t wait until NicknLex find out - Michael McDonald contributed to Katy Lied, Gaucho, The Royal Scam and Aja. ✨🤪

[@imacmanx8562]

Another one of the great bands......you'll love the journey. I keep saying how great it is for me to listen to young people get turned on to, and love all the music I grew up with......I was truly blessed to grow up in the greatest age of rock music that will ever be. Enjoy!!!

[@jml-rj5re]

the chorus - it's that MODULATION up a key that makes the song soar.

[@marioarias9942]

My favorite song from Doobie Brothers. Another Park Another Sunday. Thanks for the video reaction.

[@MonsterSound.Bradley]

The Doobie Brothers were huge. So glad you're diving in. 😊 👍🍁 Cheers guys.

[@douger1957]

As you may know, the lead singer for the Doobies at this point was Michael McDonald. What you may not know is that he's done backing vocals for Steely Dan, among others groups.

[@rickpaul4216]

This is the 2nd Generation Doobie Brothers. The first generation was also hugely successful. Michael McDonald took them in a more R&B Direction. The first gen was more rock/country. Listen to "Listen to the Music," "Long Train Runnin'," "Black Water" or "China Grove." Great classic/iconic stuff.

[@vanderhoff80]

I love that you all played this. I stationed in Germany near Stuttgart and met my wife there. We were married on New Years Eve 1978. Loved this song. So many memories . Thank you!😊❤

[@shiningstar6659]

Michael McDonald played in Steely Dan as did the guitarist for the Doobie Brothers, Jeff Baxter. I can't wait for you to get into Earth, Wind and Fire!! They are my favorite band!

[@ericsinger2692]

You've got the right name for an EWF fan!

[@jossoakes2823]

When you start exploring EW&F, I think you'll both love "Serpentine Fire". Funk, horns, and stunning vocals. Hope you all are well !🙃

[@shiningstar6659]

@@ericsinger2692 Yes indeed! 🌟

[@jaycorby]

E W & F are awesome beyond awesome! I have a lot of their stuff on vinyl from back in the day.

[@jml-rj5re]

Michael McDonald was an official member of Steely Dan on the Pretzel Logic tour and the album Katy Lied. Michael McDonald recorded with SD on Royal Scam, Aja, and Pretzel Logic. Not more famous that Steely Dan - about equal.

[@lindaishikawa6444]

SOO CUTE YOUR PUP JUST WALKED IN AND LOOKED AT YOU LIKE CRAZY HUMANS

[@figgybass]

If you ever get to see the Doobies live. Treat yourself!! They always bring it!!

[@okguy1282]

Steely Dan, Doobie Brothers. Two bands from the same roots. I am 56 I grew up with this music. I am 13 years old when I listen to these songs. Memories and a kids life. I started to appreciate mellow rock and the jazz influences at this early age. Nice video.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

From His Solo Career,, Michael McDonald "I Keep Forgettin'",, An Absolute Must Hear.

[@rufflazy2366]

It's such a beautiful thing to see someone enjoy this song, for the 1st time, or just because they love it! Cheers x

[@-R.Gray-]

In the Aja documentary you saw Michael McDonald talking about singing the close harmonies on "Peg". When they tour together in Dukes Of September, McDonald backs up Fagen on the S.Dan songs, and Fagen backs up McDonald on the Doobie Bros. songs.

[@TraceAiken]

This album “Minute by Minute” and the followup album “One Step Closer” are both phenomenal. Give them both a listen! 🔊🎶🎵🎶

[@jml-rj5re]

Livin' on the Fault Line is a hidden gem.

[@critterwatcher8009]

Doobies are hard to categorize. Different songs have very different sounds. All of them good.

[@Cynthia...]

The Doobie Brothers are fantastic. Check out their other songs.

[@chrissneyd9278]

Steely Dan and The Doobie Brothers still sound current. They were staples of the then emerging FM sound.

[@smokert5555]

The lead singer on this song is one of the people who did the background vocals on "Peg".

[@NicknLex]

Yes since this video almost two years have pasted. We have pretty much reacted to 80% of Steely Dan's catalog and seen them live 3 times. We know pretty much all of McDonald's contributions. I even learned the solo on peg note per note and put in on the channel 🤘The Doobies rule the older version and new

[@robertholmes6906]

If you're going to dive into the DB's catalog, don't miss "Real Love", a Doobie Brother's classic that most reactors have slept on !!!

[@lisamh9037]

Love! They should listen to Dedicate This Heart from One Step Closer too, as well as the title song!

[@wkanost]

You’re listening to the soundtrack of my youth.

[@j_muller]

"Long Train Running" next please....... such a groove.

[@pncombies]

This song was co-written by Kenny Loggins. Highly recommend you guys reacting to Loggins and the pre-Michael McDonald "Doobie Brothers". As good as McDonald is, and was with the Doobie Brothers, I hope you check out the Tom Johnston led Doobie Brothers. Songs like "Listen To The Music", "Long Train Runnin'", "Rockin' Down The Highway". "China Grove", "South City Midnight Lady", "Jesus Is Just Alright", and "Dark-Eyed Cajun Woman are good places to start!

[@jonsimon5779]

Just saw an interview with Kenny recently and he said he went over to Michael's house one day to write and he was at his door about to knock when he heard Michael playing bits of "What a Fool..." for his sister. Kenny rushed in and said, "That's great! I know exactly what should come next....". And that's how the song was written.

[@lindaishikawa6966]

MINUTE BY MINUTE GREAT DOOBIE SONG. 👍

[@barringtongilbert9230]

Such a distinctive voice....so many great/sad memories from this song....I was 19!

[@tjsogmc]

And back in the 70's we were tired of hearing it on the radio.... Good times.....

[@richardconnolly4835]

Doobies one of the greats. Many hits - my personal favorite is Blackwater. Very different but so atmospheric. Close your eyes and it paints a picture of the bayou - wind chimes, spanish moss, the Mississippi. Some great harmonies and accapella singing.

[@gregcormier2379]

Oh yes, The Doobies are definitely another rabbit hole for the two of you. Black water and China Grove are two songs that you will absolutely love .

[@happymethehappyone8300]

The Doobie Brothers "Jesus Is Just Alright" & "Takin' It To The Streets"

[@charlesburris6314]

Doobie Brothers had several hits before Michael McDonald joined but they changed directions with him. You're right on "Black Water". "Minute By Minute" is a favorite (with Michael). Have a great day!

[@jaimegarcia6114]

Yasss!!!! again!!! So many great songs from The Doobie Bros.!!!

[@garyhillman4993]

Oh the glorious 70 s are back again. The best years in history. The music. The cars. Colour tv s Leeds Utd oh magic years. Magic

[@edwincancelii2917]

I was starting elementary school & my dad retired from being a postal clerk. And it’s a combination of blue-eyed soul & yacht rock.

[@amaru4029]

The music belies the meaning. This is a sad, bittersweet song. He cannot see she never loved him.

[@rickgarms7656]

The Doobie Brothers with or without Michael McDonald set such a distinctive groove to an era. "China Grove" & "Listen To The Music" are standout favorites of mine. Enjoy.

[@chuckhutton5087]

Michael McDonald definitely brought the funk to the Doobies during Tom Johnston’s first departure. Another great tune which McDonald played with James Ingram is “Ya Mo be there”.

[@ChasBeauregarde]

What about "Taking it to the Streets" "Without Love"?

[@aprilstewart5929]

"Listen to the Music" was a very nice song.

[@jerrygarcia5950]

Michael mcdonald brought soul to this ,which made a regular pop music to a rich cream savory music.....wtf what do you mesn with or without mcdonald

[@aprilstewart5929]

@@jerrygarcia5950 Agree. Sang one of their hits in the cover band I was in; it was totally mediocre....and then McDonald joined, and they became awesome.

[@alshipman2114]

A classic. As is Long Train Runnin'

[@bamagtrdude]

😂🤣 been enjoying your Steely Dan reaction vids; i was a kid in the 70’s & of course grew up listening to all this stuff, hearing it for the 1st time & being amazed back then ... this music is clearly still captivating today - has stood the test of time ... this particular song was the 1st 45 record i bought - my family got SO SICK of me playing it over & over 😜🤣🤓

[@darrens2558]

You saw Michael McDonald talk about doing the backing vocals to Peg in the "Aja" documentary. Listen to Peg again....his voice is unmistakable.

[@samalston684]

I'm 69 yrs old and like the pre-Michael McDonald Doobie Brothers. If I remember correctly, they were a rock band for a motorcycle gang in the beginning. I've been to three concerts of the pre-McDonald Doobie Brothers and remember extended songs like "long train runnin" and "pure as the driven snow". Anyway, love you guys and keep listening to the old stuff. Oh yeah.....listen to "oreo cookie song" by Lonnie Mack. SRV plays guitar on the song.

[@dogtownczar]

My all time favorite by the Doobie Bros is ---"Another Park Another Sunday." --- It takes me instantly back to the shore line of Jackson Lake, in Grand Tetons National Park, near Colter Bay, on a late summer's evening, when the lake was placid, as sun was going down, just as a park ranger was nicely asking us to leave, thus being torn away from collecting drift wood for my grandmother. #nicknlexrequest

[@ag6424]

70s, best decade for popular music.

[@Madminute1968]

Damn, the voice is outstanding and the session studio musicians are Excellent, the entire posse are true professionals*********

[@TheBham54]

This album, with the addition of Michael McDonald to the group, gave new life to the Doobie Brothers, different sound/vibe post MM. Just a great album, period.

[@AntonioSanchez-td6bk]

Michael McDonald was originally an occasional singer on Steely Dan on the albums "Katy Lied" , "Royal Scam" and "Aja" later joined The Doobie Brothers as a replacement for lead vocalist Tom Johnston due to illness. This song was number one in the USA in 1980. In 2003 he released a solo album that is a marvel "Motown". Saludos

[@garyspry1444]

There music is so diverse. They were so different before pianist and vocalist Michael McDonald joined the bad, yet just as good and popular. A mainstay on 70's radio and played by all the local bands.

[@bwithrow011]

Nick & Lex, check out Chicago Transit Authority. The first song is Introduction written by Terry Kath. Then check out the Terry Kath years 1968-1978 of Chicago. Also check out the original incarnation of The Doobie Brothers

[@stevegirardmedia2255]

Ha! This band has 3 guitarists - including Jeff ‘Skunk’ Baxter, who was the lead guitarist on Steely Dan’s Haitian Divorce - and the main vocal in this song is Mike McDonald, also a vocalist for the Dan… most noteworthy in Peg. There were 2 versions of the Doobies - pre McDonald & with McDonald. Many big hits during both eras - more guitar-based before… and more keys w/Mike. Pre-Mike songs: Black Water is awesome! China Grove Long Train Runnin’ Another Park, Another Sunday Listen to the Music South City Midnite Lady Jesus is Just Alright More McDonald songs: Minute by Minute Takin’ It to the Streets One Step Closer Dependin’ on You

[@KevinM2732]

This song was on my turntable back in the day

[@stevehartnett9665]

Part written by kenny loggings, the song won the Dobbies the Grammy award record of the year 1980

[@jeffheck5559]

The unmistakable voice of Micheal McDonald. a STL native, one cool laid back dude.

[@gabrialjackson5878]

So enthralled I'm sweating

[@rikconverse8726]

That's the correct "Black Water" song. (I think Nick would dig the acoustic guitar work on Black Water and the vocal harmonies.) Also "Takin' it to the Streets" was an Iconic Doobie Brothers song.

[@DexterD63]

One day, years ago, I spotted Michael in the parking lot of a Kroger and I asked him what he was up to lately. He was very nice and we talked for a little bit. Then not too long after that I spotted him at a Starbucks along with John Hiatt. He probably thought I was stalking him.

[@lindaishikawa6966]

LOVE REACTION VIDS. My younger cousins blame me for their foray into great music.

[@Coolrockndad]

The follow up to this tune is "Real Love" by The Doobies. You will love it. Sounds so much like "What A Fool Believes".

[@cityhonors1]

🤗 So I was getting work done, then saw this! 💃🏽 Dancing to Doobies! 😁 It's a thing! 😂🐰

[@andrewmackinnon3378]

Nick. Play it in your head. "Broadway dutchess darling if you only new...half as much as everybody thinks you do...". Michael McDonald cameo, Steely Dan Aja album. Gold!

[@Timoeltejano]

I think this is one song it's impossible to not know if you've ever been in a grocery store Or at least know the chorus. When I'm in Mexico I still hear it at restaurants, bars and supermarkets and Starbucks

[@rikconverse8726]

Co-Written with Kenny Loggins! Kenny's band does it on the Nightwatch album that came out 5 months before The Doobies "Minute By Minute" album. Loggins & McDonald do a duet on Kenny's "Outside: From the Redwoods" Live recording 1993

[@donm3986]

Nice vocals Lex on Black Water! (Black Water is great for a headphone test.)

[@DJDOGG31]

Skunk Baxter was originally in Steely Dan and joined the Doobie Brothers before their lead singer had to leave due to medical reasons. He was the one who suggested Michael McDonald join the band because of them working together in Steely Dan. Watch live version of Doobies playing “Taking it to the streets”..Baxter and McDonald just kill it in that video.

[@bradwatson1048]

This cut is off the Doobie Bros "Minute by Minute" album, which is a gem, top to bottom. They started out as very Southern rock, and did very well there. But then they took Michael McDonald on and their scope broadened dramatically. Seriously, a very worthy album for your review.

[@bradwatson1048]

AND they had a terrific lead singer in Patrick Simmons. And he's dynamite, truly. But all those vocals - when you say "all six could be singing on this"... it's ALL Michael McDonald. And that's the most obvious link back to Steely Dan because he was arguably the best studio vocalist of his time. I was about 18 when I first tried singing along with McDonald vocals - DON'T DO IT! He's a freak of nature, and mere mortals could seriously hurt themselves trying to mimic him. With all that shade and tone and hue in his voice, no one realizes t just how high those lines go.

[@LynneConnolly]

You've heard his voice before. He sings backing vocals on Steely Dan's Peg. So classy.

[@gregpusczek4473]

The Great Michael MacDonald from Ferguson, Missouri. Watched him in several local bands in the late 60's until he headed west for fame and fortune.

[@smittybenzo4693]

Please react to The Doobie Brothers - Taking It To The Streets

[@RedSinter]

You Really want to see and hear...Doobie Brothers in Santa Barbra Live and singing, Take'n It to the Street.

[@jaymiller6864]

Minute by Minute and It keeps you running

[@Narpets2112]

The Doobies are a local band for me and I'll be going to see them in August unless they move the date again.

[@rafanj824]

Michael Mcdonald. Enough to like very much. The guy is a legend, an unforgettable voice, present in many many songs out there.

[@masapell]

There is so much great “yacht rock” music out there!! Little River Band comes to mind and the song “Reminiscing” comes to mind. ;)

[@bonya4585]

Now you’ve done it. The rabbit hole is calling

[@pierrebelliveau6494]

Not only did Michael McDonald sing background vocals for Steely Dan, Cornellius Bumpus, their alto sax player also played for the Doobie Bros and ended his career with Steely Dan before passing in 2004.

[@squidkid2]

The Doobie Brothers have a long list of hits that you should react to. All their music is very good. If you dig deep into the Doobies you will love all their stuff, I guarantee it. They were very much a part the LA scene in the 70's. Mas Doobies!!

[@DavidGlover-s7x]

Saw Micheal open for Steely Dan and then perform with them afterward. He's amazing.

[@NicknLex]

Just saw Doobies live last week - still has it in him!! 😍😍😍

[@gabrialjackson5878]

This part about being old is pretty fun

[@lindae2524]

They were their own thing. There were live bands in the clubs back then. They played Dobie Seals & Croft, War, Steeley Dan, Sly & the Family Stone. I graduated in 1971 and went into the Navy in 78 so between those years was when I was going to clubs to dance & listen to good tunes. One band at Rum Point Pub could play Locomotive Breath by Jethro Tull. Some Crosby Stills Nash & Young too.

[@bobsatuloff1621]

It won Grammys for Song of the Year and Record of the Year.

[@Coolrockndad]

The lead sing of The Doobie Brothers sang back up on a lot of Steely Dan tunes. His name is Michael McDonald.

[@jamesedwards9544]

Marshall Tucker band cant you see, BANGER!!!!!

[@RegnaSaturna]

The Wise Man Has The Power.

[@bmac1205]

Came back to this after Minute by Minute reaction. You two are so dang cute!

[@alberthilt]

Yes Lex... that is the Black Water you were thinking it was.

[@kendudley3553]

Nick, Lex - in the summer of 78, I was just earning my adulthood - developing my tastes in music and finding myself as a human being. What A Fool Believes was my soundtrack for that summer. I had already been the biggest Steely Dan fan (I held that crown until Nick came about). Every time it came on the radio, i would stand and dance, un-afraid of who might see me. So, hearing this tune with you guys is awesome. If yer willing to try another Doobies song, give Black Water a listen (and reaction video). Black Water is awesome. Love you guys, Ken

[@PMed]

My first concert was The Doobie Brothers on the Minute by Minute tour.

[@stephenandrewsrealestatevi7138]

Nick and Lexi would both cry if they listened to the Bee Gees' Too much Heaven, their official release video... Cry cry cry!....

[@donlowe105]

Pull up any best of Doobies Brothers albums, yes there's more then one, you can't go wrong.

[@SCVIndy]

Love the Doobie Bros ..

[@tednowak3112]

Yes.............great band..........WOW.....Thanks................

[@extracaliber432]

It's "Clear As the Driven Snow" what Doobie tune to do next.