One of the most commercially successful rock/pop bands of the 1970s, the Doobies evolved from a roots-influenced, post-hippie West Coast rock outfit with dazzling guitar work into a pop-conscious, keyboard-dominated ensemble tinged with R&B and fronted by the distinctive, soulful vocals of Michael McDonald. Though they found their greatest chart success with McDonald, the band's early recordings with singer Tom Johnston produced some impressive hits as well ("Long Train Running," "Without Love," "Black Water").

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• (2008)  Live At Wolf Trap
• (2007)  The Very Best Of
• (2007)  Rhino Hi-Five: The Doobie Brothers [Vol. 2]
• (2005)  The Doobie Brothers - Long Train Runnin' 1970 - 2000
• (2005)  Rhino Hi-Five: The Doobie Brothers
• (2005)  Stampede
• (2002)  Doobie's Choice
• (1999)  Long Train Runnin' 1970 - 2000
• (1996)  Best Of The Doobie Brothers Live
• (1981)  Best Of The Doobies, Vol. 2
• (1980)  One Step Closer
• (1978)  Minute By Minute
• (1977)  Livin' On The Fault Line
• (1976)  Takin' It To The Streets
• (1976)  Best Of The Doobies
• (1975)  Stampede
• (1974)  What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits
• (1973)  The Captain And Me
• (1972)  Toulouse Street
• (1971)  The Doobie Brothers

• Black Water
• Listen to the Music
• What a Fool Believes
• China Grove
• Long Train Runnin'

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• noah05 on 2009-09-28 02:25:57.500:
  My favorite work from them is and always will be "What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits". Which I believe it to be their best work ever. Even if "Black Water" would have left off this great composition.
• noah05 on 2009-09-27 23:42:38.327:
  My very favorite group of all time. Although I've never seen them live, only on video tapes. I did however fall in love with Tom Johnston's 2 vinyl recordings.
• GratefulGrey on 2008-01-06 23:58:41.157:
  I also call this group "Band Of Brothers". Formed by some good friends and war veterans, they all came together to create one of the most outstanding and long-lasting musical acts in history. Doobie Brothers have always been "Rockin Down the Highway" and "Takin It To The Streets". I saw them live once, and "Take Me In Your Arms" made me cry when it touched me. The Doobies are great and continue to grow in amazing popularity!
• angocpri250 on 2007-10-17 08:17:35.950:
  China grove. Awesome song
• daddyshortlegs on 2007-06-03 20:13:02.700:
  X-Cellent Band,roll a Doobie Brothers!!