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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2026 · 1H 6M

The Dooobie Brothers, Ep. 5. Takin' It To The Streets & Living In The Fault Line.

from Rosa de Cimarron by JR Songs

En este nuevo capítulo contando la discografía de los Doobie vamos a contar la historia tras el abandono por motivos de salud de Tom Johnston, y de cómo llego a la banda Michael McDonald, el antiguo vocalista de Steely Dan. La presencia del teclista cambiará la orientación musical de los Doobie, no sabemos si para mejor o no, eso ya es cosa de cada uno, y para ellos nos centraremos en sus álbumes de 1976 y 1977, Takin' It To The Streets y Livin' In The Fault Line, quizás un fracaso no esperado.

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