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Location: NW of Philadelphia | I haven't seen them live since 1982... I was 17. They are playing at the American Music Theater in Lancaster, PA tomorrow night.
I am sooo looking forward to this one! |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | depends on the lineup |
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| Hope you have a great time tonight. The Doobie Brothers were here last year (I think it was last year) and they got a terrific review.
Michelle |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | You guys have all the fun!!
AJ |
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Location: Tennessee | Originally posted by Beal:
depends on the lineup "Depends" on the lineup ... yeah, that just about sums it up. |
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Location: Vernon CT | As long as M.M isn't playing/singing it will be great!! |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Originally posted by BT717:
As long as M.M isn't playing/singing it will be great!! oh.....so you want the "real" Doobie Brothers band! |
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Location: NW of Philadelphia | Here is the line up:
Guy Allison – Keyboards/Vocals
Michael Hossack – Drums
Tom Johnston – Vocals/Guitar
John McFee – Guitar/Strings/Vocals
Marc Russo – Saxophones
Pat Simmons – Vocals/Guitar
John Cowan – Bass/Vocals
Ed Toth – Drums
No MM in sight... Thank God!
They will be touring with Chicago in mid-June. Now that would be a good show. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | wow....so Pat and Tom will be touring in the band.
Might be a really good show! |
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Location: NW of Philadelphia | Great show! They sounded great for a group of 50 and overs. They played most of their classic hits, 2 from their upcoming album, and blues. The concert was 1.5 hours long.
The real surprize was the opener... Green Onion. They were very good. |
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Location: Tennessee | Did they play any of their old Ovations? |
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| Izzat Damon playing bass?!? ;) |
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Location: NW of Philadelphia | No Ovations :(
John Cowan on bass. Skylark is ill.
The acoustics/resonators that Simmons and Mcfee played were very odd looking. Tom played a Martin D-35 I think. Otherwise on eletcrics:
Mcfee - Anderson Strat
Johnston - PRS
Simmons - Fender Strat
Cowan - Fender bass |
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Location: Vernon CT | One of maybe 5 bands I always wanted to see in concert but haven't had the opporunity.
Glad you enjoyed it!! |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Cowan is a great bass player and probably the best singer of the bunch there.
I get a little tired of Johnston's voice alone after a while.
Sounds like a good show. |
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Location: Wichita, KS | I saw them in Wheeling, WV in 1979 give or take a year. Jeff Baxter was still with them at the time as was M.M. They were amazing then.
Saw them again in here in Wichita a few years ago. Pretty much the current lineup, IIRC. They are still great. Auriemma, did they bring their kids out on stage for the final number? |
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Location: NW of Philadelphia | No kids. Green Onion did join them on stage for the closing number... "Listen to the Music".
Beal, Pat Simmons sang about 1/2 the songs, Cowan sang "Taking It to the Streets", thankfully sounding nothing like M.M. Tom Johnston sang the rest. And Tom rarely sang alone.
Their new studio album/CD (un-named currently) will be out soon. Its been 10 years since "Sibling Rivalry" was released. |
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OT: Doobie Brothers Tomorrow night
