Comment from Angela “RoadAngel” Moraglia
Time: July 9, 2009, 9:47 am

Saw the Doobie Brothers with Bad Co. at Jones Beach, NY on June 28th. The Doobie Brothers never fail to deliver. They rocked the place!!! After all these years, it still sounds sooooooooo good. Tommy and Pat along with the rest of the band are all great musicians and performers. I love you guys – thank you for all the years of “great” music and looking forward to the new CD. Hoping to catch the show at PNC – New Jersey in August. Lots of Love & keep the music coming – Angela “RoadAngel” Moraglia

Comment from Andrew
Time: July 9, 2009, 1:38 pm

That would have been a great show to see.
I am looking forward to seeing the band later this moth in Niagara falls Ontario and again in London.

I hope they add Slow burn to the set list i have yet to hear them play that live
These shows will be the high lite of my summer.

Comment from Randy
Time: July 10, 2009, 7:43 am

I was there, took my two sons with me 19+23. Doobies opened and after their set, I asked what they thought. Response was “they were awsome” and “best concert I ever attended”. Both want to attend the Niagara Falls show later this month. Haven’t seen Bad Co. in concert since 1976. Paul Rodgers and co. rocked the house.

Thanks Doobies for all the great music over the years. Been a fan since The Captain and Me days.

All the Best.

Comment from Sean T.
Time: July 10, 2009, 1:21 pm

We are going to see the Doobies the end of the month in Evansville. I’m taking my two daughters to show them what real music sounds like. I hope they play Rolling On and Dangerous

Comment from Jimbo
Time: July 10, 2009, 4:45 pm

Looking forward to seeing the Doobs in Evansville on July 31. I’m wondering if there will be an opening act. I saw the Doobies with Chicago last year; it was a great show, but it left me wanting more from the Doobies. So I kind of hope the Doobies play a long show by themselves.

Comment from pat
Time: July 11, 2009, 4:14 pm

ive tickets for belterra Jimbo and im hoping the same.

Comment from E Gordon McGillivary
Time: July 11, 2009, 9:31 pm

COME BACK TO WINNIPEG, CANADA….PAALLEEEEZZZ!!!!

Comment from Colin Campbell
Time: July 13, 2009, 10:59 am

Can you hear me from Liverpool UK….. Are you guys gonna visit us soon, we miss you over here.. Im getting jealous at all these great reviews, damn i wish i could fly out to the states.. Keep on rockin down lifes highway guys, you are the best..

Comment from douglas g chamberlin
Time: July 13, 2009, 4:16 pm

saw you in concert in san diego a long time ago and i keep hoping to see every one again soon,looking forward to the new cd and i hope will to be listing to the doobie bros for a lot longer i have been a fan of the doobie brothers since the early 70,s keep on rocking and have a great summer””’ take care .

Comment from Bill “Blast Off” Davison
Time: July 13, 2009, 7:24 pm

I saw you guys a few weeks ago in Charlotte with Bad Co. on 6/20. I have loved you guys since the 1975 Stampede album when I was 13 years old and I must say you guys are the best Rock & Roll Band in the history of all Rock Music. I did wish that you guys would have been the main act for the night but Bad Company did surprise me with their show. It was great to see Michael Hossack back on the drums again at the show. I look forward to seeing you guys again in Greenville, SC in October. I have seen over 30 shows since the Cycles tour in 1989 and you all just get better and better! Please keep on Rockin Down the Highway! I’ll see you guys in October and can’t wait for the new CD as well! Thank you so much for all of the great music….the 70’s still live through all of you fantastic musicians!

Comment from Spunky Munkey
Time: July 14, 2009, 5:11 pm

I grew up on the Doobie Brothers music and I had hoped to see them next week in Niagara Falls but I should have expected that it would have been sold out a long time ago, oh well, maybe next summer.

Comment from Alan Randles
Time: July 16, 2009, 1:47 am

Only 58 days to go to the Saratoga gigg— Not that I am counting or anything. Make it worth the 5000 mile trip from the UK guys– I know you will! Hope the show includes Neal’s Fandango, that was the 1st Doobie’s track I heard back in 75 and I have been hooked eversince. Looking forward to the new album, see you Sept 12th

Comment from Jean-Pierre Le Bihan
Time: July 16, 2009, 1:42 pm

Will you ever tour in Europe especially in France. We miss you so much this side of the Atlantic. It’s driving me crazy missing all these fantastic shows. I saw Paul Rodgers ( with Queen) last year , and Chicago . If they come to play in Europe, why don’t you? . you stilll have a lot of fans down there don’t you know!! Thank for all this great music and great playing all these years

Comment from james Mack
Time: July 19, 2009, 9:59 pm

Long time Doobie fan,was given the Captain and Me for X-mas in 73 and still love it!! hope they will play some “obscure” stuff like “Dark eyed Cajon women” or “Neils Fandango” when I see them in SF in Sept…..

Comment from paula j
Time: July 20, 2009, 12:56 pm

THANK YOU DOOBIES for coming to upstate NY! Saw the great show at Palace Theater in Albany. Now can’t wait for the show in Saratoga, (with Allman Bros, but I’m going for the Doobies) The shows never disappoint, if only they could play a full length set when playing with another band. (I don’t get them OPENING for Bad Company, though…they should headline…and be co-headliners with Allmans…) Let’s get the great Doobies into the R&R hall of fame already!

Comment from Heather
Time: July 21, 2009, 7:37 pm

Looking forward to seeing your show in London, Ontario this Saturday, July 25th.
A birthday surprise for a friend that loves your music.
Happy 50th, Rocktone!

Comment from Rob
Time: July 24, 2009, 7:55 am

Took a long-time buddy of mine to the July 22nd show at the Avalon in Niagara Falls. It was a gift to my friend who was celebrating his 50th birthday. Known each other since high school and a big part of our common ground included the music of the Doobie Brothers. I’ve seen you guys a couple of times before but it was my friends first show. He was blown away. His comment afterward was “this music never grows old, it’s as vibrant today as the first time I heard it.” I couldn’t agree more. And I just have to add, even though it’s not one of your originals, “Don’t Start Me Talkin’” was amazing. Niagara Falls loves the Doobies, please, PLEASE, come again, and often.

Comment from Andrew
Time: July 28, 2009, 9:58 am

For those of us fortuante enough to see the Doobies on their 2009 tour what a treat.
I caught the show at Niagara falls Ont. and let me tell you what a show the sound quailty was the best i have heard every one was on their game and what a show they put on.
I have seen them play several times and this show takes top spot.
Their act was polished and they treated us to s song or 2from the soon to be realeased album’CD i think every one will enjoy what is yet to come.
Pat jr got up and joined the band for a song and true to form is a chip off the block.

Once again thanks guys for putting on a show that made my summer.
PAt had made mention the new recording album has yet to be mamed but a few thoughts came to my mind and Doobie Brothers” Signature Series “comes to mind.

If you have a chance to see these guys get out there and get your tickets trust me they won’t let you down.

Andrew

Comment from Niki
Time: July 28, 2009, 12:23 pm

Its been my dream to see the Doobie Brothers for 20yrs and I was not disappointed. I saw your awesome show in Belleville ON (July 24th). Please come to Ottawa ON, we have the perfect venue for you, at the Ottawa Bluesfest which happens every July. Keep rockin`!!

Comment from tom san jose
Time: July 29, 2009, 11:04 am

i think the doobies are smart for opening for bands
like the allmans etc. it exsposes them to a whole new audience that might have forgotten or not have known what a great band they are. cant wait for bay area shows!

Comment from Lisa Watmough
Time: July 29, 2009, 11:49 am

Just saw the Doobies in Niagara Falls July 22 at the Avalon and they were awesome!! This is about my 30th time and each time they sound better and better if that is possible!! And what a treat hearing Pat Jr singing again with the band. We saw him when he was just a little guy performing at then end with the Doobies!! Excellent show and hope they come back to Ontario soon!!! Their new music sounds awesome as well!!! Can’t wait for their new CD to come out!!!

Comment from Dave
Time: July 29, 2009, 1:13 pm

Sharing the stage with top draws like the Allman Brothers, Bad Co. Chicago etc does bring the Doobies music to a wider audience and that’s great! But after seeing you with Bad Co. I can’t help but feel you got short changed. Much of the audience wasn’t in their seats when the band came on and you guys had to really work it to pull the crowd into the show.
The set is a little too short, though I don’t know if that’s your choice or a limitation placed on you by promoters or the venue. A few more deep cuts for the longtime fans would be great!
You guys aren’t a warm up band! As the main event your full length show pretty much smokes the “headliners” I’ve seen you perform with over the years. Maybe the new album helps to put you back on top of the bill where you belong, though I do love seeing you alone in a small venue, up close and personal. Incredible energy!!

Comment from Doc
Time: July 30, 2009, 5:43 am

My wife and I saw the Doobies in Belleville, came all the way from Saskatoon to see the show, unbelievable, true professionals, rocked the place, amazing band, amazing talents, just like fine wine, getting better and better with age, can’t wait to add the new album to my collection. Cheers to the Doobies, keep on rockin’

Comment from Colin Campbell
Time: July 30, 2009, 9:05 am

I today played the whole of the box set Doobie Collection as i chilled at home, as it served as a reminder of the great quality i’m missing.. All you folks in the USA and Canada are so lucky to see them in the flesh, wether supporting or headlining, you get the real deal.. I just want to take out a loan and fly over and hear the music live.. I’m praying that a european tour might be on the agenda when the new album hits the streets, you’ll hear my screams of joy from across the water, even if you play for one gig.. So once again i’ll leave you all to tell me how great the gigs are, or who is lucky enough to be looking forward to the next one.. Tom, Pat and all, keep it live always!! ps.. Anyone with a spare few dollars and gig ticket feel free to send them to…. lol.

Comment from tom san jose
Time: July 30, 2009, 2:23 pm

co-headline is more accurate. love the doobie brothers and all (us) fans! thanx. tom.

Comment from DocofRock
Time: July 31, 2009, 6:44 am

Doobies are a much bigger band than Bad Company ever was so why would they open for them? Confused!!

Comment from David Yarrows
Time: July 31, 2009, 5:41 pm

I saw the concert last night in Columbus, OH. It was wicked good. It was my 15th wedding anniversary…and she let me go to the concert with my buddies….God I love that woman. 3rd time I’ve seen them over the last 30 years and they were better than ever.
They played a few “new tunes” One in particular was titled….some thing Chateau> Does anyone out there know the exact name and also when their CD is due to be released?
If you have any info, please let me know. Thanks. Rock On Doobs

Comment from bobby ray
Time: July 31, 2009, 9:50 pm

hello, I just got home from the evansville in. concert it was at a outdoor theater .. the weather was great the stars and moon were out..the other stars where on the stage…the doobie brothers rock!!!!!! they sang all thier oldies and rock on for about one hour and came back for about 20 min. and played some more great hits they also played some new tunes from their cd coming out soon… it was one of the best concert I have seen in years !!!! if they play near you … go rock with them !!!! also the tickets were only $23 and I had a great view …. doobie brothers you still rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Comment from JR Schembre
Time: July 31, 2009, 10:17 pm

Hey Guys,

Thank you, thank you for including Evansville on your concert tour. I had the best time tonight. Your music was absolutely exquisite! What incredible musicianship from the first to the last – total team work, every kick, every harmony, every solo was the kind of mastery that reaches all the way to my soul. Music of this caliber is rare and each of you, individually and collectively, brought me to my feet. My hands are still tingling from clapping all night long.

Michael, so glad you are well – you and Ed made an awesome, rock-solid team on the drums. Skylark was a delightful addition. His enthusiasm brought an extra touch of joy to the performance. Marc Russo – Wow! All I can say is I’ve been married to a great saxophonist for years and you had him in your pocket from your first solo; just great licks, and a super sound! Tom, Patrick, John – you guys are what real music is all about. Great songwriters, exciting musical solos demonstrating your mastery of the instruments and the part that made me fall for your music in the 70’s – tight strong vocals and vocal harmonies. John, your versatility really shone on violin, harmonica, vocals, guitar; I bet there is so much more and we only got to see the tip of the iceberg. Tom, I was on my feet from the first song – and you had us all on our feet before long which is quite a feat for this Evansville audience. If we didn’t stand soon enough, it was only out of courtesy for the folks behind us; we really enjoy just kicking back and digging the heck out of what we’re hearing! And we did! And Guy – man, I could have listened to you on keys all night long. In fact, I probably will. Your solos were the kind everyone who ever dreams of playing a piano wishes they could produce. It was magical – and mastery; so much so, I doubt most in the audience had no idea what they were getting. It would have been a bargain at twice the price. And lastly, Pat – your son did you proud! I enjoyed his warm-up show. He cute, and a real comer; well done!

Lastly, thank you for the music that has been a great influence in my life as a musician for over three decades. I didn’t get to meet you after the show, but your songs, your music, your solos, your vocals, your harmonies and your total professionalism are what brought me out to see you tonight and I left feeling like I’d spent the evening with old friends who’ve been with me for years. Best wishes for a great tour. I’m looking forward to the next album!

With best regards and deepest respect,
JR Schembre

Comment from Rhonda
Time: August 1, 2009, 12:11 am

About half way thru the concert I looked up at the stars and knew that this was a night that I would remember the rest of my life….Thanxs Guys!!!!!

Comment from Butch Collins
Time: August 1, 2009, 10:46 am

I saw the Doobie Brothers at Wolf Trap this June. What a great show it was.

I have been to numerous revival concerts and always feel fortunate if the band can play up to par on one or two songs. The Doobie Brothers just blew me away. When I closed my eyes and listened to the music I thought I was back in college in the 70’s. Incredible!!!!!!! They sounded just as good as they did back then. I guess “Doobie Brothers” never die, they just keep “Rockin down the highway”.

I can’t wait to see them again.

Comment from Mike Rosine
Time: August 2, 2009, 6:03 pm

I always enjoyed the Doobie Brothers music but never saw them live, that all changed at the Oshkosh air adventure this year. I really enjoyed the show and loved watching pro’s at work, these guy’s really enjoy what they do and it shows! Keep rocking baby!

Comment from Dennis and Louise
Time: August 3, 2009, 9:00 am

My beautiful wife of almost 30 years and I saw the Doobie Brothers at Mesker Amphitheatre in Evansville, IN and they were simply awesome. Everyone in the band were real musicians playing at a 110% and they never missed a lick all night. They played all their great songs from the early years plus a few new songs. It was one of the best concerts we have ever been to. We highly recommend everyone young and old to go “Listen to the Music “and I promise it will keep you will “Rockin Down the Highway” forever.

Comment from Jim & Patti McGill
Time: August 4, 2009, 8:26 am

You guys seem to get better as time goes on!! This is the second time we saw you at Ravinia, Highland Park, Illinois and you guys always brought down the house. How cool it was to see the family there at the end – what a proud moment for you guys as parents. Thank you for a great evening:)

Comment from Jim & Patti McGill
Time: August 4, 2009, 8:42 am

WOW what a performance at Ravinia, Highland Park, Illinois. This was our second time seeing you there and again we were blown away!!! Awesome show. Thank you for such a great evening:)

Comment from Dave Wasserman
Time: August 4, 2009, 1:50 pm

Saw the Doobie Brothers at Ravinia Festival on August 3rd. Somewhat disappointed that Patrick Simmons did not sing much. It seems like he gave all his solo time to his son Patrick Jr. who opened the show. As a result, too many of the old greats were missed. Another Park, South City and more of Patrick’s classics were not sung?
Tom Johnson was great. full of energy and loving the Ravinia audience. I admire Pat’s ambition for Jr’s music, but I really missed the older Pat’s mellow voice.

Comment from Peter Miller
Time: August 10, 2009, 2:24 am

I`m a Doobie Brothers fan since the 1970ies, but never saw them playing live, hopefully this will happen next year 2010, when I will be re-visiting the States (I live in Europe). The Doobies are definitely one of my favorite bands !

Comment from Dan
Time: August 12, 2009, 10:11 am

Saw the show At CMAC back in July. Hadn’t seen the Doobies in many years and they blew me away!! I still get goosebumps thinking about that show. They opened with Rockin Down The Highway and the music and harmony was as tight as could be. I still tell everyone that the thing that really impressed me most was the way these guys harmonize! Wow. Wish I could make the TOGA tour date but will have to wait till next year. Pls keep rocking & touring!

Comment from Dale From OH
Time: August 12, 2009, 7:39 pm

Saw the Doobie’s in Columbus in July. Went with my wife, my 23 year old son, and 18 year old daughter. We are avid fans and have been to shows together before Accompanin gus were a couple of 20-somethings and a 30-something I work with. None had ever seen the Doobie Brothers perform. They all wlaked away in amazement saying it was the best show they had ever seen. No fancy lights, no pyro-technics, just great rock-n-roll music. I hope the Doobie Brothers make Columbus, OH a regular tour stop. The LC was packed and I know it will be the same again next summer.

Comment from George
Time: August 13, 2009, 8:16 am

saw the Bethel show back in June with Bad Co. never saw either band. i drove 3 hours to the show. beutiful place. the Doobies just kicked ass. The ABB are playing 20 mins. from my house in Camden nj and in Holmdel NJ which is 1 and a half hours from my house. so i will see you guys in Holmdel

Comment from ultimate fan
Time: August 14, 2009, 8:59 pm

Happy 61st tomorrow Tom! Keep on rockin!

Comment from Bob from Wyoming
Time: August 16, 2009, 10:05 am

I saw the DB in Blacksburg, VA @ Virginia Tech in 1973, along with Loggins and Messina, and Jim Croce. The music and performances were great. Doobie Brothers rock then and they still rock today. Thanks for the music and the memories. Hi Jan!

Comment from Allen from Texas
Time: August 16, 2009, 7:20 pm

I saw you all in Austin fall of 2007 and in Corpus March of 2008 and each time had to be the best concerts I have ever seen. When you start off with “Dangerous” it just energizes the crowd and from then on, look out, everybody standing and dancing to the beat. The music is so good. I am so glad you are coming to San Antonio. Thank you ……Thank you for touring so long and inspiring us all for a night we will never forget. See you there.

Comment from Andrew
Time: August 17, 2009, 8:13 am

Hey Tom happy be lated Birthday August 15 i hope you had a good one have a cold one on me .

All the best with and enjoyed seeing you guys this summer.

Comment from Beth
Time: August 17, 2009, 12:17 pm

Saw the Doobie Brothers in Groton on 8/15/09 – they were absolutely phenomenal! They sounded just as good in person as they do recorded – these guys are amazing, they still sound fantastic! really enjoyed the show – plus we got to hear one of their new singles… it was truly a pleasure -t hey are so down to earth and appreciative of their fans, it was a privilege to see them.

Comment from Ray
Time: August 17, 2009, 1:19 pm

Took my 9 year old grandson to the show in Groton CT Saturday. Didn’t realize it was your birthday Tom, happy birthday. Anyway it was Jacob’s first concert ever and he’s still talking about it. Great time had by all. Great performance by a great band who’s induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is long overdue.

Comment from Randy & Candy Tipmore
Time: August 17, 2009, 9:43 pm

Hey Patrick! I just wanted to say hello and thank you for being so hospitable at the Buffet in Belterra, Indiana. My wife and I were having dinner and I sent over a note from the waitress and asked if you might say hello. Very gracious on your part especially with your family. We have seen you in several cities including Indianapolis serveral times and our first time in Lakeland, Florida when Tommy Johnston was not traveling with you. That night in Lakeland you climbed up on a mountain of amps that must have been at least 30 feet high…Wow! I also remember you bringing your son Patrick out on stage at Deercreek Music Center several years ago with Lynard Skynard. Thanks again and know we will always come to see you when you are any place near. By the way, I sure am glad my story with meeting you did not end like the Robert Lamm story I told you. Thanks for all of the great music and God Bless! Randy Tipmore, Greenwood, Indiana

Comment from bill in NJ
Time: August 19, 2009, 9:31 am

Does anyone know if Doobies will be joining The Allmans like with the CHicago show a few years ago?
Going tonight to PNC in Holmdel. 2nd Doobies show this year! Saw Mike McD at the Balloonfest in NJ end of July. Sounded great. Still wish they would reunite for a tour.

Comment from Meladerm
Time: August 19, 2009, 11:46 am

I have seen them play several times and this show takes top spot.
Their act was polished and they treated us to s song or 2from the soon to be realeased album’CD i think every one will enjoy what is yet to come.

Comment from bill in NJ
Time: August 20, 2009, 4:52 am

Doobies great again last night, unfortunatley, sound system at PNC was not!
Vocals and instruments fading in and out during Black Water, China Grove and Listen to the Music as well as
several other songs.
Pat joined Allmans for a tune or two.
Pat says new disc will be out after 1st of the year.

Comment from Jim in Beverly, MA
Time: August 22, 2009, 9:05 am

Saw the Brothers in Gilford, NH Sunday 08/13. Packed house and the Doobies rocked it. What a great show!! Tons of energy, they played to the crowd and all their fans responded. (6000 plus singing Black Water was cool!!) The Doobie Brothers remain terrific musicians and showmen. Pat and Tom are still in excellent voice, and the gang continues to make beautiful harmony. Tons of the old stuff that we love, mixed with some blues and some new material. Looking forward to the new release. Oh, Tom and Pat came out to play with Steve Miller and that was a nice treat! Please keep coming back to Meadowbrook…it’s a great venue for a great band! Thanks!!

Comment from Fred
Time: August 25, 2009, 7:39 pm

Saw Doobies in VA last week. Awesome gig. Have to admit I was disappointed they didn’t play Road Angel…a TRUE legendary tune!

Comment from Andrew
Time: August 26, 2009, 8:22 am

Hey the new Format is very nice the gallery will be a great area to view on a regular basis for those of us not able to get enough of our favourite band.

Andrew

Comment from Bill “Blast Off” Davison
Time: August 26, 2009, 7:40 pm

The site improvements look awesome! I love the 1976 “Taking it to the Streets” Eagle Symbol for the band. Thank you for all of the great shows all these years! You guys bring a big smile from me everytime you all walk on stage to perform. I look forward to seeing you guys in Greenville, SC in October. Rock on…Doobies! Best Band Ever!!!

Comment from ultimate fan
Time: September 4, 2009, 3:49 pm

Thanks for the great show at the Tulalip amphitheater. What a treat to have a full moon rising at the beginning of the concert. Weather was warm and pleasant. The music was dynamite. Sure enjoyed the intro to the original classic “Nobody.” Too, the new tune “Back to the Chateau” is still ringing in my head. Great song and has that original Doobie sound. Pat, how was your reunion with your Aunt Betty? Thanks again for the great music.

Comment from tom san jose
Time: September 7, 2009, 11:57 am

check out lara johnston on you tube-some really cool stuff with lara her band (the huns) and guest (new posting) thanx

Comment from tom san jose
Time: September 7, 2009, 12:22 pm

three guests-mic and marc- sorry bros tom

Comment from tom san jose
Time: September 7, 2009, 12:28 pm

just one more thing- the huns are very good- brian mills can play! thanx-again

Comment from Andrew
Time: September 8, 2009, 8:12 am

John just wanted to wish you a Happy Birthday Wednesday Sept. 9th have a cold one on me .

Cheers

Andrew

Comment from Bob Baker
Time: September 13, 2009, 12:41 pm

I had the pleasure to see the Doobs and Lara Johnston last night at MTN Winery. I had wondered if Lara had been playing nearby and sure enough she was the opening act. She and her band were just terrific. From her original materiel to early Michael Jackson her range and stage presence is great – and she is someone to be proud of. It was a treat to see her band and their young guitarist who is excellent. I was lucky to say hello have a signed CD from such a great new artist.

The Doobies looked like they had a great evening as well and the Rock & Roll was superb. After some of the tunes all I could do was laugh. The music was so good it was incredible. Their brand of rock & roll sooths my heart and warms my soul. The crowd was great last night.

Comment from Gord
Time: September 27, 2009, 9:30 pm

I had the opportunity to see The Doobie Brothers perform at a free concert in Chicago many years ago with the return of Tom Johnson and again with my two sons (both musicians) in Winnipeg, MB Canada. I throughly enjoyed both shows; they have been one of my favorite bands since I was fifteen. Come back to Winnipeg,MB, Canada guys again!!

Comment from bill in NJ
Time: September 29, 2009, 12:10 pm

Another injustice done.. Doobies not nominated for R & R HOF!!
WE KNOW who is the greatest band in The USA. We don’t need no stincking HOF!!!

Comment from Alan Randles
Time: September 29, 2009, 2:59 pm

Just arrived back in the UK and wanted to say what a fantastic evening we had at the Saratoga Mountain Winery, on the “hills above Santa Cruz to the place where you spent your youth” The surroundings were awesome and the show was just Brilliant. well worth the 10,000 mile round trip. Not seen the band live since 1994 but you guys still know how to Rock-n-Roll. The energy was none stop right from the opening ‘Take Me In Your Arms’ to ‘Listen to the Music’. I think I counted 5 songs before you stopped for breath. Keep on Rockin Down the Highway, hopefully all the way to the UK at some time in the future

Comment from Dennis Russell
Time: October 9, 2009, 2:27 pm

Best Band in the world!!! Always was and always will be. I really really really wish they would play “Turn it Loose” from the Takin it to the Streets “album when they get to Houston Tx. That song kicks my ass! Tom Johnston…..you are the MAN!!!!

Comment from mark manado
Time: October 27, 2009, 5:52 pm

Doobies you guys rock I had the wonderful experience of seeing you guys in Perth Austraila in the 7o’s
and have been a fan since. I come from a little town call Broome west. Aust. north of Perth 2,000 km and would travel to Perth any time to see you guys. I’m a bad Co fan also bought their first album to Broome all those years ago. great to read about you guys rockin together. your the best!!