Comments on: Doobie Alumni

By: Greg Koberstein

Greg Koberstein — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 01:23:31 +0000

I saw you guys in 1974 at the Little John Collosium at Clemson. I am a huge fan and am listening to the “Vices” cd as I write this. I’m 55 years old and still recall that night in South Carolina.
Greg Koberstein Minneapolis, Mn

By: Richard Worsnop

Richard Worsnop — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 02:20:08 +0000

Have heard over the weekend that this wonderful band is coming “down-under” for a Concert in Auckland, New Zealand late January 2008. Summertime down here then folks so hope you get a chance to enjoy some of our laid back style at that time of year. My wife and I will be at the show like we have been at the last three shows in NZ. One of the most enduring sounds in our minds. Plenty of CD’s on hand as well as a couple of DVD’s that I watch reasonably reguarly. Looking forward to seeing you. Merry Christmas.

By: Karl Pitwon

Karl Pitwon — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 19:29:37 +0000

Dear Doobie Bros
I would be very grateful if you could put me out of my misery by telling me what key the harmonica was that was used for playing the solo in ” Long Train Running”

Regards Karl Pitwon ( Doobie Fan)

By: John Demos

John Demos — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 15:10:12 +0000

I have read some these emails and like these I have been a fan for along time, infact my whole family are fans. My wife and I cought you at the Sun Dome in Tampa in 1995 and brought my then 5 year old doughter, s now at 18 she knows just about all your songs by hart. You guys are GREAT! Keep on rock-n-rollin, you touch so many people with your music please keep it going, The Demos Family of Plant City, Florida

By: Fazio

Fazio — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 18:06:59 +0000

2-2-08 7 pm in New Orleans?????……Is this a Super Bowl performance??????……how great would that be!?

By: Capt. Roger Simpson

Capt. Roger Simpson — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 00:30:25 +0000

I was pleasantly suprized to find “Skunk” as an advisor. Without saying too much, I have been doing something similar in the past few years. Even though I deal with individuals under the Joint Chiefs, inter-communications are strictly monitored so I wasn’t astonished to NOT find him in a directory. NO PROB. I was only wondering if he may play with you guys again, Live or In Studio. Any plans? Wish him well for me. Capt. Rog, Rescue Helicopters, S.E.A. 1960′s…..ish. Thanks

By: John L.

John L. — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 14:39:08 +0000

Have been a Doobies fan since high school in the early 70′s and proud to own every recording they have made. Every song Tom and Pat have sung lead on currently reside on the i-pod, 101 songs in total. Have seen the Bro’s yearly at least once since 91 gig in Philly with Joe Walsh opening, including Seven Springs this year. Tom and Pat remain amazing leading a talented group of Musicians that put on a great show Look forward to the new album as Sibbling Rivaly was great. Thanks for keeping me Rockin’ Down The Highway—See you in 2008!!

By: Earl Gardiner

Earl Gardiner — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 11:12:05 +0000

Doobie Brothers concert Bowl of Brooklyn New Plymouth New Zealand 2006, when my wife Christine & I with four friends Beth & Alan Pete & Yvon just had the time of our lives right their, WOW !!! What an awesome concert ,you guys rock !!!, thank you all for continuing to share your love of music with us , I want you to know that it has been an honour & a privelege to have you here Down under in New Zealand, Pat & Tommy you guys are legends, Thankyou Doobie Brothers for sharing your music with all of us , From the Land of the Long White cloud ( Aoteoroa ) New Zealand, Tena Koutou ka toa, Kiora Koutou, God bless you Earl

By: Jesse Dawson Jr

Jesse Dawson Jr — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 22:36:53 +0000

I was at the house of blues in dallas oct.25 and I have to say that I did not miss out on the greatest band of my era. Guys keep rocking down the highway, and I will listen to your music. Doobiefan 4 life

By: Clay Volz

Clay Volz — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 18:22:14 +0000

Just saw the Doobie’s for the first time last Sat for Dad’s weekend at Wa State U. What a F**kin Rockin show!
We were lucky to be sitting in the 3rd row dead center. Though they may look a little older..OK a LOT older….they sound as good as ever. Great jams and beautiful harmonies. Skylark had most of our attenton with his enthusiastic play. I thought Tom Johnson was going to kick my ass if I didn’t rock as hard as they did.
Pat Simmons, always my favorite, had a great time but seem to run out of gas during a couple of long jams at the end. What’s up with that Pat? It was ONLY 11:00pm. Found out his parents both graduated from WSU. Great, great show! If you ever have a chance to see them do it. You won’t regret it. Go Cougs! Go Doob’s!