In a message dated 2/21/01 7:57:05 PM Mountain Standard Time,
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What is your choice for the very best song of the last 4 offerings?
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Gads Nick...you are rotten! What about ties? Cuz, I have
THREE.. South City Midnight Lady, The Doctor AND Dangerou
Hi Everyone...
First the Doobie related...
I called the HOB for tickets this a.m.tickets are temporarily put on
hold. I don't have any further info, but Laurin will let us all know what is
happening as soon as he can. =)
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Congrats to S
Title: RE: Best of the Doobies
> What is your choice for the very best song of the last 4 offerings?
>
> My choice is Dangerous, a good, old fashioned, kick ass
> Doobies rock&roller.
> The studio version is what got me first, of course, but this
> one is a must
> hear LIVE.
>
I'm right
Stay tuned...
:)
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Convention?I haven't heard or seen anything about a convention in LA (HOB) or
Saratoga in the last few days. Has
Dave Noe!!!
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From: Steve Wice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: The "wish I had been a Doobie" list
Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2001 17:52:08 -0500
I was just thinking the other day about several musicians who even though
they have been successful in their
I want to try something that I don't think has been done yet, at least not
since I've been on the list ('97).
The Best of the Doobies, 1989 to the present. That's 4 albums (ok, CD's).
What is your choice for the very best song of the last 4 offerings?
My choice is Dangerous, a good, old fashio
Erm
I think it's a common misconception amongst some Doobie non-fans that LTR
is called "Without Love".
And as we all know, it's really called Osborne, or Rosie Pig Moseley!
BHB
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I've always wondered, why did Tom leave the Doobies circa 1980 ?
In an interview on the Wildlife Tour Video he states that he had to leave in
the middle of a tour.
I'm sure I'll get a reply on this one from you guys!!
Thanks
Tony (in Scotland)
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Oh Man!! I'm wondering now how The Captain & Me and Vices would have sounded
like if Tom and Pat would have had a free hand in production!!
Scooter
"Adams, Steve" wrote:
> I have a radio interview from 1980 entitled Profiles In Rock--The Doobie
> Brother. Patrick mentioned that in addition to s
Well, I've accidentally outbid Nick Wride before sorry buddy! I guess
this will continue to happen while we all try to increase our Doobie
collections!
Gary (The Limey Doobie!) aka 'CETERA' on eBay
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An interesting side note to the TJ Band and Kenny Loggins show. There
were two shows that night. I went to the first. At the second show,
the lights went out during Kenny Loggins' set. No power, no amps.
Rather than send people home, Kenny grabbed an acoustic guitar, sat at
the front of the st
To slightly amend the format of" I wish I were a Doobie".I think
Peter Tork of the Monkees would have made a great Doobie. Hey, both
bands are now technically on Rhino Records Jack
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Right about now, how about Sean "Puffy" Combs!! :-)
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In a message dated 2/22/01 10:00:08 PM Mountain Standard Time, EnKCntrers
writes:
<< In a message dated 2/22/01 8:10:18 PM Mountain Standard Time,
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<< I love Steely Dan, always have and always will. I am so proud of them as
well as
Carlos Santana for showing tha y
OK, so here's my two cents:
I've always loved the sound of the early Doobie albums that Ted produced.
While not a "live sounding" recording, I always loved the sound of the
acoustic guitars, very sweet and pristine! The drums sounded punchy and very
warm. I still try and tune my drums to
WOW... What a great chat tonight! We had the largest attendance so far yet,
at 14...almost 15 if our President hadn't had problems getting the secret
door to open. (sorry we missed you Laurin)
We are having a POST Behind The Music Chat on Sunday night AND on Monday
Night for those of you
The voting was close in the early going but as the latter returrns came in
for the fifth round of Doobie Brothers Survivor, a clear-cut album emerged
for the fifth banishment from the list.
"Cycles" comes up with a flat in this round, being the selection of ten
voters (including one nameless f
I love Steely Dan, always have and always will. I am so proud of them as well as
Carlos Santana for showing tha young uns where the real music is at.
Scooter
"David R. Wasserstrom" wrote:
> gotta agree with steve! the dan rule!
>
> dw
>
> by the way, two women in my office this morning asked me
I'm about to wet my pants I'm so excited
Scooter!!!
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> I am so psyched! Finally they are getting their just dues. I getting a tape
> on the VCR ready for VH1.
> Art, one of the many #1 Doobie fans
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Hi everyone -
guess I'm getting my quota of posts out of the way
early. Anyhow, I find it strange how Tom Johnston thought of the Doobs' studio
sound as "processed" to coin his word, and how unsatisfied he was of mixdowns,
arrangements, etc. I've heard him say that the production on those a
gotta agree with steve! the dan rule!
dw
by the way, two women in my office this morning asked me who this steely dan
guy was that won the award. i was patient...
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Personally, I think it's Need A Little Taste Of Love - real well produced,
fine tune, good arrangement, great musicianship!
DW
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Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 9:47 PM
Subject: Best of the Doobies
> I want
In a message dated 2/22/01 4:48:14 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Man !! That's a tough one Nick!! I will have to say Dangerous for now. NO
WAIT!!! Um.Rockin' Horse, yea that's it !! Wait
!...ahh...People Gotta Love Again!! Yea!! That's the one !!!
In a message dated 2/21/01 10:56:28 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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<< Gads Nick...you are rotten! What about ties? Cuz, I have
THREE.. South City Midnight Lady, The Doctor AND Dangerous!
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Hey, I make up the game, I make the rules. South City it is, righ
I am so psyched! Finally they are getting their just dues. I getting a tape
on the VCR ready for VH1.
Art, one of the many #1 Doobie fans
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Title: RE: Dale related, not Doobie
Well, said. God rest his
soul.
Torrey
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From:
Al Hartkopf
To: DB Fan Club
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 1:32
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Subject: RE: Dale related, not
Doobie
Having been turned off from racing
since all
My favorite is "Need A Little Taste Of Love". It has to be one of my all time feel
good songs!
Mickey
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I'm happy that they won too! I don't understand how they can win a Grammy when their
new CD doesn't get any air time. So, I also think that the Doobs should get some
attention as well for SR.
Mickey
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Hope to see some new faces in the chatroom tonight. See ya there.
Peace,
~*~*~*~* Holly J. *~*~*~*~
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Hi George and fellow Doobie-ites -
Yes - wasn't it fantastic about Steely Dan!! I loved them in my 20's and
love them more in my 40's. But George, I think SR would have to have been
nominated this year, but I am sure someone out there knows for sure.
Sure would have great to hear the guys
Congratulations to Steely Dan on their Grammy Awards. I've only heard one
song from the new CD...any reviews from my DBFC mates? Until tonight I don't
think their CD got much attention in the NY area. Becker & Fagan really
looked uncomfortable among the hype & glitz crowd, didn't they?
Fi
I haven't heard or seen anything about a convention in LA (HOB) or Saratoga
in the last few days. Has the deadline for LA past us up?
Jim
Title: RE: Dale related, not Doobie
Having been turned off from racing since all the big money got in and, IMHO, ruining the sport I had developed no particular fondness for any of the racers of the day nor have I followed NASCAR much. I belong to the Junior Johnson/Cale Yarborough/Richard Pet
Boy, am I enjoying all this chronology of the musical histories of the
Doobies! Even with this bad cold, my mind is just being blown away that all
of you know so much and have it all straight. Sure gives fantastic memories
and great postings!
Thanks!
Karen from California
A local DJ used to refer to the two bands as Doobie Dan and the Steely
Brothers and play their songs back to back bout 20 years ago.
DonBro
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Tony you asked,
"I've always wondered, why did Tom leave the Doobies circa 1980 ?"
Although this is far from the complete answer that I'm sure you were looking
for, nevertheless, perhaps Tommy was painting us all a picture when he came
out with his first solo album titled . . ."Everything You've
Aw - come on now!
If us Doobie fans can't fight over memorabilia, who can?
;-)
I remember when me and my best buddy Ronnie visited Virgin Megastore in
London and discovered ONE copy (Japanese import) of TJ's "Still Feels Good".
We literally grappled over it in the store and almost caused a scene
You sure got that right, Scooter.
Debbie in NH.
Charlotte, NC is a very quiet place at this hour. God Bless Dale
Earnhardt's soul and may he rest in peace.
Scooter
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Can't disagree with you at all...but, you might wanna add Road Angel to the
list.
When Big Mike started this whole gig, which really launched the Fan Club,
back with the Laughlin contest in '97, Road Angel was THE song that he
picked for the question. Studio version isn't bad, but it's definit
Just a quick reminder that Doobie Brothers Surivor round 5 ends tonight. As
it stands right now, we have 21 votes cast, a little bit lower than other
rounds. First time voters are always welcome. Albums off the list already
are:
The Doobie Brothers
One Step Closer
It was fun to see Steely Dan win two of the top prizes. As mentioned
earlier, they have strong Doobie ties. Looking through the VH1 TV listings
for the upcoming Behind the Music, I saw somewhere that they're going to be
replaying Steely Dan's Storytellers episode. I saw it earlier this summer,
My favorite neo-Doobie song is "45th Floor."
--Thor
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In a message dated 2/21/01 3:43:11 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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Well, I've accidentally outbid Nick Wride before sorry buddy! I guess
this will continue to happen while we all try to increase our Doobie
collections!
>>
Yes, Gary did outbid me on a certain m
LTR
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> What is this (Without Love) that I see reference to on occasion? Is it a
> doob song title or mistaken for Without You or LTR?
>
> DonBro
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I have a radio interview from 1980 entitled Profiles In Rock--The Doobie
Brother. Patrick mentioned that in addition to suffering from peptic ulcers
Tom wanted to do music in his own style and that he didn't feel the band was
interpreting his tunes the way he had envisioned. Pat also said Tom was
I have bid on several Doobie items and check the bid history to make sure that
the high bidder isn't a name I've seen on the list. I try to keep from getting
into a bidding war with someone I know...unless I really, really want it. If
they aren't on the list (as far as I know), off come the glov
How about Peter Frampton? Van Morrison?
George
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A Monkee a Doobie? Hee-haw, George Bailey!!
Doobies Rule,
Steve
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Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 5:27 PM
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Subject: Would have made a great Doobie
To slightly amend the format of" I wish I were
We're still working with the HOB to figure out exactly when tickets will go
on sale for fan club members. When they spoke with us late on Friday they
indicated they would like to put tickets on sale this past Tuesday, however,
the HOB didn't give us all of the information that we needed in order
Doobies fans,
I must admit that while it is disappointing to see
that the Doobies were not recognized (especially with the new album Sibling
Rivalry) at the Grammies, but it was not completely disappointing. At least
Steely Dan (who produced both Jeff "Skunk" Baxter and Michael McDonald) wo
Man !! That's a tough one Nick!! I will have to say Dangerous for now. NO WAIT!!!
Um.Rockin' Horse, yea that's it !! Wait !...ahh...People Gotta Love
Again!! Yea!! That's the one !!! No !! Wait a minute!! Dangerous!! Oh GOD HELP ME
! Nick!! Why are you doing this to me!
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