The Doobie Brothers - Live In San Francisco 1976 - Import 2 CD

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The Doobie Brothers

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The Doobie Brothers are a popular American rock band that has been at the forefront of the music scene since their debut in 1971, despite numerous breakups and suspensions. This October, they will release their first new album in 11 years, "Liberte," and announce their first tour in many years. In 1975, Jeff Baxter of Steely Dan joined the Doobie Brothers and became a triple guitarist, and the Doobie Brothers' album "Stampede" reached No. 4 on the U.S. album chart. In 1975, Jeff Baxter of Steely Dan joined the Doobie Brothers and the trio became a triple-guitar band, and the Doobie Brothers got off to a good start with their new lineup. The Doobie Brothers released "Doobie Street" in 1976. The following year, "Doobie Street" was released, and the band toured North America and Asia exclusively. During this tour, Tom Johnston left the band for health reasons, and Steely Dan's Michael McDonald joined the band. The highlight of the tour is the July 21 concert in San Francisco. This concert will be the unveiling of the newly formed Doobie Brothers in their hometown, and the audience, as well as the band, will be excited.The complete recording of this concert was broadcast on local TV/radio stations, and now a live album using the program's soundtracks has been released. Imported domestic specs Tom Johnston(g, vo)Patrick Simmons(g, vo)Michael McDonald(kbds, vo)Tylan Porter(b, vo)John Hartman(ds, perc, vo)Keith Knudsen(ds, vo) Bobby Lakind(congas)The Memphis Horns