"What a Fool Believes," from the Doobie Brothers' album "Minute By Minute": If the changes in personnel, sound and style created strains and rifts among some of the Doobies as younger men, a historic ...

Minute by minute by minute by minute / I’ll be holdin’ on, McDonald bellows in the chorus. “Minute by Minute” epitomized the sound of the new Doobie Brothers.

The Doobie Brothers have walked, run, and smoked down the highway for a very long time. Over 50 years of mileage, to be exact. Patrick Simmons, the band’s co-founder and sole continuous member, has ...

Fifty-three years since their first hit single, “Listen to the Music ,” raced up the charts in 1972, the Doobie Brothers are ...

Tom Johnston, Michael McDonald and Patrick Simmons – founding and current members of the Doobie Brothers – will be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. They and fellow Doobie Brother ...

The Doobie Brothers last played Houston in 2021, ... led the funky “Dependin’ on You,” While McDonald sand-and-butter singing shone on the romantically pleading “Minute by Minute. ...

The Doobie Brothers just announced four concert dates to be added to “The 2024 Tour.” Shop tickets to the new shows as well as last-minute seats for their upcoming Detroit and Chicago ...

The Doobie Brothers’ Patrick Simmons on the night Townshend picked up a ... led the Doobies to their greatest fame with songs like "Takin' It to the Streets," "Minute by Minute" and "What a ...

DALLAS. Now I know how dad felt at the Olivia Rodrigo concert.. The Doobie Brothers were not made for 15-year-old-girls. Being the sole teen in a venue filled with 70-year-old boomers was an ...

The Doobie Brothers were not made for 15-year-old girls. Being the sole teen in a venue filled with 70-year-old boomers was an experience. Not exactly like seeing Taylor Swift or Harry Styles.

The Doobie Brothers are already members of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame — with tracks like “Takin’ It To the Streets,” “What a Fool Believes” and “Minute By Minute” — but shortly ...

The Doobie Brothers have announced a new album and tour with Michael McDonald, the iconic singer and keyboard player who gave the classic rock band a soulful boost during the 1970s.