Ranking the Studio Albums: The Doobie Brothers

[@j.resihead1835]

The 4 that I can't live without... 1. What Were Once Vices.. 2.The Captain And Me 3. Toulouse Street 4. Stampede Essential Classic Rock!

[@davedefrancesco2685]

The captain and me is one of my all-time favorite albums.

[@jacobheaney3836]

1) Minute By Minute (1978) 2) Livin’ On The Fault Line (1977) 3) What Were Vices Are Now Habits (1974) 4) The Captain & Me (1973) 5) Takin’ It To The Streets (1976) 6) Toulouse Street (1972) 7) Stampede (1975) 8) One Step Closer (1980) 9) The Doobie Brothers (1971)

[@garyjoyce2160]

Thank u again PETE for your time. Wish you & your wife the best as it can possibly be under horrific circumstances.

[@captainbeyond7469]

The Captain and Me is an album I got when I was fifteen, and I still go back to it often always sounds fresh and exciting. A true rock master work. 👍

[@ClassicGuitarRockJFL]

I definitely prefer the pre-McDonald stuff... but the stuff with him was good. You basically have to consider them as two separate bands.

[@ClassicGuitarRockJFL]

Erik Sixx lol that’s exactly what I was thinking!

[@22bikerbob]

Amen! I didn't much like MM

[@SuperStrik9]

I totally agree with you as someone who prefers the band with McDonald. Takin' It To The Streets is my favorite DB album as it has both Michael and Tom. It sucks that Tom had to leave the band but obviously health comes first. I woulda preferred it if Tom remained in the band along with Michael.

[@mikelast7918]

what were once vices are now habits is my absolute fav.....this album has everything....rock, blues, funk, folk, love melody, its a complete masterpiece for me.....

[@lening9]

1) The Captain and Me 2) What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits 3) Stampede 4) Toulouse Street 5) The Doobie Brothers 6) Minute By Minute 7) Takin’ It to the Streets 8) Livin’ on the Fault Line 9) Cycles 10) Sibling Rivalry 11) Brotherhood 12) World Gone Crazy 13) One Step Closer

[@jesuschambers]

The Captain and me has to be their best album, it's indisputable! So many great songs but one stands out, the sublime: Dark eyed cajun woman. Must be one of the best tracks of the 70's.

[@therealmcbong8446]

Ranking the Albums I've listened to so far: 1. What Were Once Vices 2. The Captain and Me 3. Stampede 4. Toulouse Street 5. One Step Closer 6. Cycles 7. Minute by Minute 8. Livin on the Fault Line 9. Debut 10. Takin it to the streets

[@planetbarrett6055]

My Top 5 Doobie Brothers Albums. 5. The Doobie Brothers 4. Toulouse Street 3. The Captain and Me 2. What were Once Vices are now Habits 1. Stampede I Cheat The Hangman, got Me into this Band.

[@annes2cents233]

Wow I can't believe how in sync we are on this one. Love the Doobies. Can't count how many times I've seen them live now through the decades.

[@tylerhelt755]

My nana saw a The Doobie Brothers 50th anniversary concert on TV yesterday. She says they are very good. They are still kicking it in their 70’s. She was waiting for them to perform the doctor and they didn’t perform it.

[@keithoday9896]

Good morning; here are my top five; 1. What were once vices 2.Captain and me 3.Touluse Street 4.Stampede 5.Takin it to the Streets. Prefer early rockin Doobies; saw them during Once were tour and the slayed. Thank you Pete for your work, love it!

[@backrowbrighton]

Good job. That would be my top five too.

[@steveseim]

Personally, I would put *Takin It to the Streets* a lot higher - probably #3 after Captain & Vices. MacDonald is a collaborator on that album, rather than the leader, which I think is almost perfect.

[@Cpayne30]

Steve Seim - I’d probably agree, it’s a well balanced album.

[@progcycle]

I agree

[@Dermot2927]

I went back to Takin' after hearing Carly Simon's version of It Keeps You Runnin' (if you haven't heard it, give it a listen - it's wonderful). I found things in the album then that I had missed on release. Just looking at the cover still takes me back to a certain tumultuous time and place in my life!

[@michaelperkins9404]

TITTS is just amazing. Carly Simons version of It Keeps you Runnin is awesome too. Much prefer this era of the band.

[@jasonpp1973]

The Best of The Doobies is an awesome compilation, all killer, no filler! Exactly what a greatest hits album should be.

[@alwilson3204]

My favorite songs aren't always what people would expect, but forget that, you nailed it again, thanks!

[@robbryant3588]

Pete, you absolutely nailed the order IMO! Albums 2, 3 and 4 are one of the strongest trio of albums ever recorded. Right up there with the Dan. I have seen the Doobies a couple of times in the last few years and they haven't lost anything. They can still hit all the notes vocally and in every other way. Great show!

[@garyoconnordbaairrepair7775]

Saw the Doobie Brothers in March 1974, touring ahead of the release of Vices and Habits.

[@Broncofan-4life]

You hit the nail on the head! "The Captain and me" always my favorite.

[@ivozanette7010]

My top 5 are: 1.Captain n Me 2.Touloose Street 3.What were Once Vices 4.Stampede 5.The Doobie Brothers H.M. Cycles

[@seanfoudy8829]

Thanks for a great topic Pete! Inspired me to go back and listen to all of their 70s and 80s catalog. My biggest revelation is how good and underrated “Stampede” is. Not loaded with hits, but might be their best album for those who like soulful country rock. Give it a try!

[@astrosjer822]

Long overdue for them to get into the R&R HOF. I always liked “Takin it To The Streets” as the only album to have Tom Johnston and Michael McDonald together. “Turn it Loose” from that album is the best track on it and one of the most overlooked tracks in their catalog along with “Music Man” from Stampede.

[@dbrew2u]

They should have been Inducted 20 years ago . Its a travesty that they haven't been .

[@kennethschultz4910]

The Hall of Fame is a joke. Too many rapper's and not enough hard rock/metal.

[@chrisheise2912]

1. The Captain & Me 2. What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits 3. Stampede 4. Toulouse Street 5. Takin’ It To The Streets

[@shanewright2772]

I'm going to dissent on "World Gone Crazy" - I think the idea was to write a couple of songs "for the book", to play at gigs and it works pretty well on that level. When they were touring behind that record and they said "here's one from our new album", you didn't feel the urge to reach for your phone. I'd rate it a fair bit higher than second-to-last.

[@robertmunro4549]

Thanks Pete. Yet another very insightful countdown of albums of another of my favourite bands. Had the same top four (only 2 & 3 were reversed!)

[@allthingsclassicrock]

1.Stampede 2. Captain and me 3. Takin’ it to the Streets I’m kind of all over the place with them. I definitely prefer pre-McDonald era, despite my number 3 pick. I haven’t heard enough of vices and Toulouse. Great band I’ve always enjoyed them.

[@swinde]

13:02 I remember this one because at he time I was in California and the album cover showed some of the damage caused by the Sylmar earthquake in February 1971. This is the interchange of the Golden State Freeway (I-5) and the Antelope Valley Freeway (CA-14). Route 14 was not yet open and the interchange had just recently been built. I had traveled I-5 up to Bakersfield the night before the Earthquake. Many of the bridges that I drove over had collapsed the next morning. The interchange was rebuilt but strangely, in 1994 this same interchange failed again in almost the same manner in the Northridge earthquake.

[@TebiCr]

My tops from the ones I have listened so far are 1 The Captain and Me 2 Stampede 3 Taking it to the Streets 4 Minute by Minute 5 Livin' on the Fault Line I will need to check Toulouse Street and What Were once Vices

[@shannonlamb5155]

The rerelease of the first album with the bonus tracks makes it must for the real fan and would boost its rankings. If you haven’t heard the new collection I implore thee.

[@David_7-n3q]

I'm glad Pete mentioned "Introducing the Doobie Brothers" (pre first album). I've had it on 8 track for years, and love it. As far as his selection, any of his final three could be top, and "Stampede" is a strong fourth.

[@waedi73]

Thank you very much for introducing me to this great band, I heard the name often but never was listening, until now I cklicked thru the album and feel just young and happy, I can see where all this rock and metal is coming from. Good to know ! 😘🏋🏼🚀🌍

[@marykayreese1883]

Blackwater is my favorite song by the Doobies. I love the vocals, how they harmonize.❤️

[@mikewhiteley641]

Jeff "Skunk" Baxter-who had been in the band since Stampede- recommended Michael McDonald ( a former Steely Dan cohort ) to the band when Tommy Johnston was feeling poorly. Oddly, after the success of Minute By Minute, those two guys had a " Either he goes or I do" showdown. Skunk left. Strange things happen in Rock and Roll.

[@Dougwarren69]

You're a brave one to take this particular one on. The whole Tommy versus Michael thing. I love it all and have for decades. Plus my favourite doobie is Patrick Simmons anyways. Great stuff as always sir Pete🤘

[@gabrielheftye973]

1.- What Once Were... 2.- Stampede 3.- The Captain and Me And defintely, The Best of The Doobie Brothers Live, from the nineties, with Tom Johnston

[@matts9064]

Thanks !!! Been waiting for this ranking for a while!!!

[@sunsin1592]

My top 5 would be: 1. Takin' it to the Streets 2. Livin' on the Fault Line 3. Minute by Minute 4. One Step Closer 5. The Captain & Me Yeah; I like the Michael McDonald stuff, partly because my parents were really into it. They got divorced in 1981 and the Doobies are some the last good memories I have from them together.

[@machinehead5958]

Totally agree!

[@blaisebarshaw2534]

I gotta take one exception to what Pete said here. He lumped Living On was he Fault Line and Takin it to the Streets together as being the same. Taking it is a great mix of a couple MM sung songs, but mostly it an upbeat “old school” album that is really fun to listen to and is produced great. A very strong hidden gem. Fault Line, on the other hand, is almost in listenable in its Doobie Brothers lightness and almost total MM.

[@diannecarpenter7718]

Thank you for your ranking the Doobie Brothers.🎤🎸🎵🥁

[@darrellspencer3934]

Hi Pete. I love all your videos. Couldn't agree with you more, "The Captain and Me" is most definitely the Doobies' masterpiece. Had the record when I was a kid, I was 7 in 1973. First-class musicianship from the first note to the last.

[@MrSnout5]

Your analysis is spot on, although maybe I would have swapped around the albums 'Taking It To The Streets' and 'Living On The Fault Line' because on the former we have both Tom Johnston and Michael McDonald. On the latter we have just McDonald. Personally, the Fault Line album is where I parted company with the Doobies as their sound and style changed so dramatically.

[@tomtheyank1]

Dead on perfect...saw them on the farewell tour back in 83... thay were just in ireland last year... 35 years

[@NorsePJ]

Pete on the Japanese issue of "Sibling Rivalry" the band does a cover of the song "Little Bitty Pretty One" which as far as I know doesn't appear on any other issue. It's the best version I've heard of that old classic. For me, the best track on the whole album. Bloody great cover.

[@SuperStrik9]

Skunk Baxter and Michael McDonald were great additions to the Doobies. Takin' It To The Streets is my favorite Doobie Brothers album. It's a shame Tom got sick and had to leave the band.

[@brianharradine8130]

My top 5 1. What Were Once Vices Now Habits 2. The Captain and Me 3. Toulouse Street 4.Takin' It to the Streets 5.Minute by Minute Saw them live in Australia, great show

[@gouldfla]

Michael MacDonald is immensely talented, but for me he will always be the man who killed the Doobies.

[@klockwerk1]

I am happy that you are doing this instead of me. You like a much wider range of bands (genres) than I do, and I MUST say, you do a great job of it. In any case, I'm of the opinion you have burnt thru most all of the worthy big bands. I'd rather see your list(s) of 'under the radar' classics, particularly ones that are still available. You could group them in themes of songwriting or guitar solos or psychedelic or sunshine pop. Anyways thanks for what you do.

[@tbls04]

Secret ingredients : Tiran Porter's harmony vocals, Patrick Simmons fingerpicking.

[@013bassman]

Porter's bass lines....pretty awesome as well!

[@tbls04]

@bucky468 Rerun dropped the tape recorder?

[@inthebeast]

I love the Doobie Brothers. They, along with Joe Walsh and the Eagles were the material I learned to play electric guitar with. I've come back to The Captain and Me recently, particularly the live versions available online of Clear as the Driven Snow, a song I didn't really appreciate when I was a kid.

[@texasskyliner704]

China Grove - Killer Song. On of my favorites of all time.

[@SuperStrik9]

1. Takin' It To The Streets 2. Minute By Minute 3. Stampede 4. Livin' On The Fault Line 5. What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits

[@abacadaniel04]

Great ranking list Pete!! 😄👍

[@Steve-vl9ed]

You nailed it! I agree with your top 3 and Captain And Me has always been #1 with me. Favorite track is “Natural Thing.” Interesting that “Minute by Minute” was your first DB LP; I bought The Captain and Me the week it was released!

[@kenni123064]

Just want to say Pete great job with the rankings of “The Doobie Brothers” I also prefer Tom Johnston as a leader and singer, I do have a special place for Michael McDonald but not as much as Tom! Damn Doobie Brothers kick as and also connect with me and I actually consider them a bit “Southern Rockin” as well as that Pop sound. If you ever get a chance catch the Dan rather interview on access TV with him just absolutely awesome Pete

[@t702942]

I never really listened to this band, but now I’ve just ordered Toulouse Street and The Captain & Me on CD because og your recommendation. Looking forward to checking them out!

[@bak-mariterry9143]

They rock. Take a listen to all their albums. Will not be disappointed .

[@TheCornishCockney]

Love the Doobies,but for me,I'm a Tom Johnston man and as such,much prefer the original line up. The Captain and Me is a truly great album,and Stampede aint far behind.What Were Once...... is also a very cool lp. Jeff Skunk Baxter transferring from Steely Dan to the Doobies made a big difference.

[@garyjskadra1180]

5 - Livin' On The Fault Line 4 - Minute By Minute 3 - Takin' It To The Streets 2 - Touluse Street 1 - What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits

[@budlensing1161]

You must have never listed to the Captain and Me.

[@Miatacrosser]

Well like the saying goes, there's no accounting for taste

[@findmusic8797]

My ranked Doobie album minutes of aural ecstacy, very few actual tracks, but very awesome to my ears: 1. What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits (28) 2. The Captain And Me (25) 3. Toulouse Street (14) 4. Stampede (7) That's it. I don't get eargasms from that Michael McDonald stuff.

[@rgellona]

Pete we Love your channel, Theres is some bands that I love to see worst to best, one is Saxon

[@Thomas-wj1or]

Thanks for the great "Doobie Brothers" presentation, Pete! My VERY FAVORITE D.B. album would have to be "Livin' On The Fault Line", and SECOND favorite would be "What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits", all the other D.B. albums fall underneath those two, at least for me. I thought "Fault Line" was a masterpiece, to be honest. Thanks!

[@peterichards3261]

Totally agree with your top 3 Pete. Didn't listen to them much after Takin' It To The Streets to be honest so can't really rank them. Prayers for your father in law. Hope he recovers soon

[@mr.k905]

The unreleased album (recorded in 1970) is by far the best one. ...for me.

[@ianrive6129]

Totally agree with your first choice, no filler on this one, and the intro to China Grove does it for me every time.

[@lewishaines8634]

My favorite 2 Doobie Brothers’ songs The Doctor and Without You.

[@MrJagxjsc12]

vices,.....Eyes Of Silver ... very very great with them dual drums and slamming guitar riffs...vocals of gold.

[@rEdf196]

I was 8 when ,Listen To The Music, topped the charts, My favorite song and album from 72. and other later rock hits. I didnt care for their 1976 "Streets" album, I felt ,at the time on first listen was "they've Gone Disco".

[@rickkarpik8598]

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[@puffnstuff4004]

I thought they were a lot better before Michael McDonald joined. "Black Water" will always be one of my favorite songs.

[@robertmunro4549]

Fully agree. At their best pre MacDonald. Black Water; great song and the drumming on it is superb, albeit too short in my opinion!

[@danielsan3681]

Duder! I really love watching your reviews. :)

[@RobertsOnMyTurntable]

Stampede and the captain and me are my favourites , oh and Toulouse street

[@tylerpatterson4787]

My top 5 Doobie Brothers albums, number one and two are so close two amazing albums 1. The Captain and me 2. Toulouse Street 3. What were once vices are now habits 4. Stampede 5. Minute by Minute

[@tepidtooth8539]

Really wish I could see them on this tour

[@randyventresca4152]

I remember their appearance on What's Happening?!! TV show. "I'll speak to any Doobie that do be in". lol

[@glennsmusicchannel]

Captain and Me has always been my favorite of theirs. That and Toulouse St are the ones I'm most likely to listen to.

[@briann7495]

What Once were Vices … my number 1

[@margix1172]

One of the best band EVER!!!!! Rock and Soul at ist best like the amazing Grand Funk of born to die Survival and we're an american band!!!

[@mortknut]

Hi Pete, are you going to rank Saga albums?

[@garyoconnordbaairrepair7775]

In that concert the Doobie Brothers did a memorable version of Without You. It was 10 minutes long. Best thing about the Doobies other than their songs was having 2 drummers starting with Toulouse Street.

[@stuarthecht8196]

My favorite Doobies LP was just one notch below your top choice. "Toulouse Street" is hands down for me the ultimate Doobie Brothers album. I have never gotten tired of listening to it, and every time I put it on, I can't seem to get enough- it's that good! I'm also not a huge Michael McDonald fan, as I tend to favor the "purer," classic Doobie Brothers sound, although in all fairness McDonald was hugely talented and added an entirely new dimension to the band. I do also love and appreciate the energy of Jeff Skunk Baxter, although again I'm ultimately a Doobies Old World purist. Awesome job, Pete!

[@footy2rock]

Another great ranking Pete,keep it up like you said its just your opinion

[@TwoTickets100]

Without question, in totality, their best albums were Vices and Stampede. Of course The Captain and Me has some amazing tunes and Without You is one of the best hard rock songs ever recorded. But Vices, through and through, except possibly for the Spirit song, is so unbelievably amazing. I think having the Memphis Horns really elevated them to their greatest heights and they themselves thought the Horns were in a class by themselves. After you are blown away by the first songs through Just Can't Stop It, etc., the album levitates the listener with its segued Daughters of the Sea into Flying Cloud. Daughters is just one of those angelic tunes that you can never grow tired of and with headphones and maybe a little cannabis, the interplay of the guitars and percussions is like a mini-trip in and of itself. Stampede just continues the embryonic journey through nirvana with incredible harmonies and syncopation. To go from Neal's Fandango into Hangman and then take a respite with that beauty of Texas Lullaby is really to experience the second coming of something. The incredible thing about the top 4 are that they are timeless masterpieces. They never disappoint, they are always fresh and the youthful power of Tommy's voice, Pat's voice, the harmonies and the deft guitars and drums and everything else is like going to a five star buffet, with lobster, ribeye, caviar, Dom Perignon and dripping chocolate cannolis. In a word, fantastic!!!

[@maryxmas1309]

Hey you hit on the nail. I have their first 4 Lps. framed and hanging in my music room They still are my favorite rock band. I never did like McDonalds style of music, but you have to give him credit for he got them 2 Grammy awards. He is joining them on their 50th anniversary tour this summer. I'm so glad I seen them in concert last April in 2019

[@musicman3158]

The Captain and Me has to be #1.

[@zapped56]

Absolutely!! I was in High School when the Sylmar, Calif Earthquake occurred in 1971, causing the 14 Fwy over pass connector to the 5 Fwy to collapse which is the front cover of the Captain & Me album.

[@donaldkennedy9573]

@@zapped56 That overpass connector collapsed again in 1994 during the Northridge earthquake.

[@garywright7494]

@@donaldkennedy9573 Yes sir - it certainly did!!

[@dannyallen8471]

Agree with most of your choices with the Doobs. Although I really love music of all kinds say from Elvis to Yes, when I revisit my old vinyl, the Doobies hit the turntable more often these days than any other band. Sorry Pink Floyd. I was at the Vices, Captain, Minute By Minute, One Step Closer tours and many after the band got back together. You correctly pointed out the Steely Dan connection and when you listen to the jazz like chord progressions on One Step Closer album, the sax breaks, that influence is real. No 4 for me. More importantly it's so nice you like the Doobs too.

[@timothywills7709]

Those are the the top 3 Pete and in that order. Those albums did make the Doobies legendary.

[@perlmonk68]

Which Doobie You Be? #1 Captain And Me. Like the cover featuring bridges in disarray from the 1971 San Bernardino earthquake. It also has 5 hits! Natural Thing, Long Train Running, China Grove, Without You, and South City Midnight Lady. #2 is Toulouse Street with Listen to the Music, Rockin Down the Highway, and Jesus is Just Alright. #3 is Vices with Black Water and Another Park. #4 is Stampede with Cheat the Hagman and Take Me in your Arms. #5 is Taking it to the Streets. #6 is Fault Line. #7 is The 1971 debut. The rest I can take or leave. My line up is Johnston, Simmons, Porter, Baxter, and Hartman.

[@jamesgriffithsmusic]

Great band, great video, thanks.

[@robsmith1400]

The Captain and Me is possibly my fave album of all time. The recent Live at the Beacon dvd where it (along with Toulouse Street) was played in its entirety, was amazing.

[@seaoftranquilityprog]

Yes indeed!

[@Texama57]

Seen the Doobies as a headliner and saw them open for Boston, of course the headline was fantastic, we were pretty close to the stage, but both shows were fantastic.

[@ForceMaximus84]

Personal Ranking: The Captain and Me Toulouse Street What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits Stampede Takin’ It to the Streets Minute by Minute Livin’ on a Fault Line Cycles The Doobie Brothers Sibling Rivalry Brotherhood World Gone Crazy Southbound One Step Closer

[@jamesmack3314]

Captain and me was a gift for my 12th birthday and I still love it but Vices is not far behind....Stampede is also excellent...

[@druefreeman439]

1. WWOVANH 2. Captain&Me 3. Toulouse St. 4. Stampede 5. Takin' it to the Streets. I actually like some of the newer material as well (World Gone Crazy, Cycles). Just never got into the full-blown Michael McDonald era. I did really enjoy Streets as it was a cross-over period and McDonald brought something new to the band, but it was still the Doobies and there was even one T. Johnston song on the album and the T. Porter song is beautiful (Song for Someone Special). Fault Line was already step too far in the wrong direction in my opinion. And for me, Minute by Minute killed them, just as it was ironically making them more popular than ever. For record, Baxter had been officially with the band since Stampede.

[@richarddrolet7746]

Keep us posted pete for your farther in law......hang on.....nice work on doobies.love all there work.....legendary band.....my favourite. .......takin it too the sreets.......certainly not there best....but nice to listen too....my little choice...rick.

[@kamranmalik8546]

Saw them open for, along with the Dave Mason Band, Journey in 2016.

[@davecourlang1]

Bob Doobie, Tom Doobie, Stanley Doobie - I liked them when they were the Doobie Brothers. Don't know why they tried to become Steely Dan. All the stuff before Skunk and Santa Claus were solid.

[@Miatacrosser]

Seriously?! Maybe you should relisten to Stampede. I agree about MM but Skunk Baxter was/is a dam good guitar player and Stampede is one of my favorite DB albums. I really liked the Stampede lineup without the McDonald. Best incarnation of the band imo Like the saying goes, there's no accounting for taste.

[@patrickcrowther9195]

Dave Courlang Santa Claus! Ahahahahahahah!

[@davecourlang1]

You know your Doobies. I was focused on Taking it to the streets and henceforth, when they were, in my mind, the Steely Dan Brothers. Don't get me wrong, that version of the band was magnificent - they just weren't rocking down the highway for a few years. Only saw them twice in live, during the Stampede and Taking it to the Streets tour - both times with Skunk and Santa Claus. Amazing musicians. But the time the highlights were when Tom and Patrick were jamming China Grove, Long Train Runnin, WIthout You, Jesus is All Right, Another Park, Another Sunday. Congrats to the Brothers in all their various versions - they certainly deserve to be in the R n R Hall. Now lets get Jethro Tull and Gentle Giant in there as well.

[@larreybrowne3549]

Right you ate- tom johnston huge force

[@larreybrowne3549]

Yup they became Dan Doobie and the Steely Brothers

[@craigfazekas3923]

You forgot MY FAVORITE !! The LP, FROM THE SET OF "WHAT'S HAPPENING !!".... The CD re-issue/upgrade is a gold issue from MFSL that includes rarities that weren't on the original broadcast such as "Another Park, Another Sunday" & an astounding rendition of the immortal Raj & Rerun performing Sinatra's "Fly Me to The Moon".... A replica mug shot photo of bootlegger Al Dunbar is included in the fictionalized CD dreamt up by a subscriber to Pete Pardo's KZbin channel that has far too much time on his hands....😎 Ah, but if only. IF ONLY !! 👊😜

[@timmaertens1583]

Nailed the top 3.

Love both eras of the Doobies. I always said that if I could choose a voice from someone else it would be Michael McDonald.

[@justingunkle4252]

hopimg ypur father in law gets better. he will be in my prayers. take care Pete

[@Dermot2927]

What about the album sleeve of The Captain and Me? Isn't it one of the most beautiful album covers ever?