George,
I know exactly what you mean! It wasn't until MBM that I actually realised
that "doobie" was slang for a waccy-baccy cigarette! It wasn't a
commonly-known word in the UK in the 70's.
Which strikes me as strange - if some members really didn't like the name,
why have a picture of one on an album inner sleeve......
Best regards,
Brian, England
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> Subject: NBCi photo album & Pat's interview
>
>
> The FC photo album has just gotten even better! I successfully
> uploaded my
> ONLY Doobie picture yesterday.
>
> I also recommend Pat's interview on classicrockrevisted.com to nayone who
> hasn't read it yet. I can't believe Pat doesn't like the name of
> the band!
> When I first heard of the band (w/o hearing a song yet) I didn't
> react to the
> pot implication...It didn't necessarily have to mean anything (until the
> Minute By Minute album came out that is).
>
> Welcome to our new members!
>
> George, on Higher Ground
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