Saw The Doobies Yesterday
 

Awesome show i must say. There was a shitload of people there which was surprising for Oregon. But it was only $7 a ticket and it was well worth it. Still full of energy and play their music flawless.

I wasn't aware that the Doobie Brothers were still together

I dont know they must be pretty poor to play in Oregon lol :rolleyes:

did they play China Grove?

Yes they played China Grove, 45th Floor, Snake Man, Takin it to the Streets, Listen to the Music, Black Water, Jesus is Just Alright, Rockin Down the Highway. And they also did some songs from their new upcoming album

Jesus Fucking Damn, they've got a new album?

Thats what they said. Didnt say whether it was out, or when it was gonna be released. They said this one is from our new album...but it was a kickass show

Old black water, keep on rollin’
Mississippi moon, won’t you keep on shinin’ on me


Great song. Its good to see young ones into some good old fashioned rock and roll.


geezz...... if I didn't just sound like an old fart.:rolleyes:

Lol i also like the Allman Brothers. But what was cool when they played Black water the replaced "Mississippi" with "Grants Pass" and then "Oregon" it was great

Cool beans, HB.I love 70s rock(thanks to my dad)Did they have anyone opening?

No...You didn't...lol

They didn't play 'Minute by Minute' or 'What A Fool Believes'?...I love those:cool:

I saw the Doobie Bros. back in 1995 when they toured w/ the Steve Miller Band

Isnt the lead singer doin those phone commercials?

Awsome concert sam-Steve Miller Band kicks ass.

yeah. It rained a lot that night, but it was covered, so we were fine...until the wind started blowing the rain in through the side. Luckily we were towards the middle of the seating, so we were fine. But the poor bastards who had lawn seating were screwed.

Funny you should say that. I'm going to see them this saturday night.

You would have loved a show I caught two years ago.
The show opened with Ted Nugent, followed by Deep Purple and then Lynyrd Skynyrd closed the show.

Lynyrd Skynyrd? I thought they were dead

I think there is either 1 or 2 original members running around bastardizing the name.:mad:

Pretty much. I believe there is just two original members left. But I gotta say..they sounded pretty good.

WOW nice lineup

2 members = not Lynyrd Skynyrd. If memory serves there were 5 or more members of LS, and you either need the 2 lead members (who, IIRC, died in the plane crash), or a majority of the original members in the re-formed group.

They also did Long Train Running that was probably the best one they did yesterday

They also have Rickey Medlocke from Blackfoot and Hughie Thomasson from The Outlaws playing with them. And Johnny Van Zant does a very good job with Ronnies songs.

That is correct but what are they to do. All the members keep dying on them. They have to keep the music alive, and I'm sure money is not the issue....*cough...cough*

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You pooh head! I would KILL to see them! One of my favorite bands of all TIME!

They were here at a music fesrival once but I didn't have the money to see them! :(

Long Train Running.....my favorite song......love harmonica!

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Yup that was the best one they played. Sold out show too. THey played for a good 2 hours

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sniff sniff..........you are making me cry........:(

They have been together for a long time MD...just without Michael MacDonald

I am so depressed now......wheres the booze! :( :p

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LOL! Well cheers! I have a glass of white wine in my hand right now!............Maybe I'll open the red....hmmmmmmm! lol

;) :D

The have a new album coming out or is already out but i think they got back together this year

No...they were here a fews years ago and a couple of times........I just never get to see anything! :(

Bummer

I hate you right now HB! :mad: ...............JK :D ;)

Iam sorry niney :( :D

I had the LP, way back when. must have come out around 75-76? Oh the memories.