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. Takin' It to the StreetsSearch: It Keeps You Runnin by: The Doobie Brothers Release Date August 15, 2006 This was the first Doobie Brothers release to feature Mike MacDonald, who had previously done session work with Steely Dan. He had presumably been drafted in to replace Tom Johnston, who was going through difficult times in his private life. As such, the style of this album is radically different from its predecessors. MM brought some good-quality songs with him, and he also takes a lot of the singing duties. Quite a good Doobies album, in spite of all the upheaval. There aren't any bad songs on the album, and there are even a few truly great ones. "Wheels Of Fortune" is a decent opener, with Jeff Baxter seemingly taking over a lot of the guitar duties from Tom Johnston. The title track is Mike MacDonald's first lead vocal appearance, ... Read More: |
. When the Sun Comes OutSearch: It Keeps You Runnin Release Date This was the first Doobie Brothers release to feature Mike MacDonald, who had previously done session work with Steely Dan. He had presumably been drafted in to replace Tom Johnston, who was going through difficult times in his private life. As such, the style of this album is radically different from its predecessors. MM brought some good-quality songs with him, and he also takes a lot of the singing duties. Quite a good Doobies album, in spite of all the upheaval. There aren't any bad songs on the album, and there are even a few truly great ones. "Wheels Of Fortune" is a decent opener, with Jeff Baxter seemingly taking over a lot of the guitar duties from Tom Johnston. The title track is Mike MacDonald's first lead vocal appearance, ... Read More: |
. Takin' It to the Streets: Japanese Vinyl Replica EditionSearch: It Keeps You Runnin by: Doobie Brothers Release Date December 04, 2006 This was the first Doobie Brothers release to feature Mike MacDonald, who had previously done session work with Steely Dan. He had presumably been drafted in to replace Tom Johnston, who was going through difficult times in his private life. As such, the style of this album is radically different from its predecessors. MM brought some good-quality songs with him, and he also takes a lot of the singing duties. Quite a good Doobies album, in spite of all the upheaval. There aren't any bad songs on the album, and there are even a few truly great ones. "Wheels Of Fortune" is a decent opener, with Jeff Baxter seemingly taking over a lot of the guitar duties from Tom Johnston. The title track is Mike MacDonald's first lead vocal appearance, and is nice ... Read More: |
List Price: £9.99 CD-Charts Price: £5.97 You Save: £4.02 (40%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £8.88 Third Party New Price: £4.71 Read More Reviews & more Details Takin' It to the Streets: Japanese Vinyl Replica Edition |
. Listen to the Music: The Very Best of the Doobie BrothersSearch: It Keeps You Runnin by: The Doobie Brothers Release Date December 19, 2006 I knew a few Doobie Brothers songs before getting this CD out of curiosity. The tracks you may know - Listen to the Music, Long Train Running, What a Fool Believes - are the best ones. Of the others, there was nothing to grab me, no killer tracks. Sadly I think this is reasonable background music but it's all been done better by others. The Doobie Brothers are just too laid back for my liking. |
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. Takin' It to the StreetsSearch: It Keeps You Runnin by: The Doobie Brothers Release Date August 26, 2008 This was the first Doobie Brothers release to feature Mike MacDonald, who had previously done session work with Steely Dan. He had presumably been drafted in to replace Tom Johnston, who was going through difficult times in his private life. As such, the style of this album is radically different from its predecessors. MM brought some good-quality songs with him, and he also takes a lot of the singing duties. Quite a good Doobies album, in spite of all the upheaval. There aren't any bad songs on the album, and there are even a few truly great ones. "Wheels Of Fortune" is a decent opener, with Jeff Baxter seemingly taking over a lot of the guitar duties from Tom Johnston. The title track is Mike MacDonald's first lead vocal appearance, and is nice and soulful. ... Read More: |
. Best of the DoobiesSearch: It Keeps You Runnin by: The Doobie Brothers Release Date June 08, 2004 This was the first Doobie Brothers release to feature Mike MacDonald, who had previously done session work with Steely Dan. He had presumably been drafted in to replace Tom Johnston, who was going through difficult times in his private life. As such, the style of this album is radically different from its predecessors. MM brought some good-quality songs with him, and he also takes a lot of the singing duties. Quite a good Doobies album, in spite of all the upheaval. There aren't any bad songs on the album, and there are even a few truly great ones. "Wheels Of Fortune" is a decent opener, with Jeff Baxter seemingly taking over a lot of the guitar duties from Tom Johnston. The title track is Mike MacDonald's first lead vocal appearance, and is nice and soulful. ... Read More: |
. Listen to the Music: The Very Best of the Doobie BrothersSearch: It Keeps You Runnin by: The Doobie Brothers Release Date January 09, 2001 This was the first Doobie Brothers release to feature Mike MacDonald, who had previously done session work with Steely Dan. He had presumably been drafted in to replace Tom Johnston, who was going through difficult times in his private life. As such, the style of this album is radically different from its predecessors. MM brought some good-quality songs with him, and he also takes a lot of the singing duties. Quite a good Doobies album, in spite of all the upheaval. There aren't any bad songs on the album, and there are even a few truly great ones. "Wheels Of Fortune" is a decent opener, with Jeff Baxter seemingly taking over a lot of the guitar duties from Tom Johnston. The title track is Mike MacDonald's first lead vocal appearance, and is nice and soulful. ... Read More: |
. Pickin' on the Doobie BrothersSearch: It Keeps You Runnin by: Doobie Brothers Release Date February 12, 2001 This was the first Doobie Brothers release to feature Mike MacDonald, who had previously done session work with Steely Dan. He had presumably been drafted in to replace Tom Johnston, who was going through difficult times in his private life. As such, the style of this album is radically different from its predecessors. MM brought some good-quality songs with him, and he also takes a lot of the singing duties. Quite a good Doobies album, in spite of all the upheaval. There aren't any bad songs on the album, and there are even a few truly great ones. "Wheels Of Fortune" is a decent opener, with Jeff Baxter seemingly taking over a lot of the guitar duties from Tom Johnston. The title track is Mike MacDonald's first lead vocal appearance, and is nice and soulful. ... Read More: |
List Price: £22.99 CD-Charts Price: £20.49 You Save: £2.50 (11%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £14.01 Third Party New Price: £7.00 Read More Reviews & more Details Pickin' on the Doobie Brothers |
. Forrest Gump (Special Collector's Edition)Search: It Keeps You Runnin by: Original Soundtrack Release Date November 05, 2001 The soundtrack of Forrest Gump certainly lives up to the reputation of the fantastic film which is also blessed with several Oscars. All the classic rock from the 1950s through the hippy 70s and on to the 80s is brought to life through a dual-cd album also featuring the soundtrack to the movie. Truly the greatest collection of songs ever to be burned onto the shiny discs. A must buy for the fans of every type of music! |
List Price: £13.99 CD-Charts Price: £7.98 You Save: £6.01 (43%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £3.57 Third Party New Price: £4.23 Read More Reviews & more Details Forrest Gump (Special Collector's Edition) |
. Long Train Runnin'Search: It Keeps You Runnin by: Doobie Brothers Release Date October 29, 2001 The soundtrack of Forrest Gump certainly lives up to the reputation of the fantastic film which is also blessed with several Oscars. All the classic rock from the 1950s through the hippy 70s and on to the 80s is brought to life through a dual-cd album also featuring the soundtrack to the movie. Truly the greatest collection of songs ever to be burned onto the shiny discs. A must buy for the fans of every type of music! |
