Emmylou Harris' third album, and second of 1975, became her first country No. 1, thanks in part to her covers of Buck Owens' "Together Again" and Patsy Cline's "Sweet Dreams" (both country No. 1s).

The Doobie Brothers are readying their 16th studio album, with the group revealing that Michael McDonald will return to perform vocals on the newly announced Walk This Road. News of the band's ...

The Doobie Brothers have a new album with Michael McDonald, a summer tour and songwriting honors on the docket. The band talks to us about all of it.

The Doobie Brothers — Tom Johnston, John McFee, Michael McDonald, and Patrick Simmons (from left) — take it back to the streets on their new album, ‘Walk This Road.’ Clay Patrick McBride* ...

Ahead of their U.S. tour, the Doobie Brothers played to a crowd of just over 1,000 fans in New York to ring in latest album "Walk This Road." ...

McDonald rejoined The Doobie Brothers’ lineup in 2021, when the band launched its 50th anniversary tour. Simmons shared some details about the group’s upcoming album in a Facebook message ...

UNDATED (WKRC) - Legendary rock band The Doobie Brothers will be releasing its first album including Michael McDonald in 44 years. The news comes ahead of the group's 2024 tour, which will include ...

The Doobie Brothers are set to release their first new album featuring Michael McDonald in 40 years. Former lead singer McDonald left the 'What A Fool Believes' hitmakers in 1982 - after joining ...

Giving fans an update on what the future looks like for The Doobie Brothers, Simmons revealed that the band was working on a new album. But it wasn’t just a new album as the rocker revealed that ...

The singer’s last contribution to a Doobie Brothers album came in 2014, when he provided vocals and keyboards to a handful of songs on Southbound. That LP was made up of reimagined Doobie ...

The last time Michael McDonald played on an album of new songs by the Doobie Brothers in 1980, record sales still decided a hit, and artists like the California-based group were allowed to grow ...