Let The Music Play The Story of The Doobie Brothers (+Bonus) 2012 720p MBluRay x264-LOUNGE

Let The Music Play The Story of The Doobie Brothers (+Bonus) 2012 720p MBluRay x264-LOUNGE

The Doobie Brothers are one of the very few bands in rock history that radically altered their sound part way through their careers and managed to not just maintain their popularity but actually build on it. The first iteration of the group worked in a sort of California folk rock ambience that highlighted Tom Johnston’s energetic and occasionally gravelly vocals, along with layered backups that were redolent of other big west coast acts of that era. The band churned out a number of huge hits, including “Listen to the Music”, “Jesus is Just All Right With Me”, and “Black Water”. But just at the absolute height of their success, Johnston became very ill and ultimately withdrew from the band. The suits and bean counters at Warner Brothers, as well as most of the band itself, were convinced that the glory days were over. But rather incredibly Michael McDonald came on board and reinvented the band’s sound in a much more sophisticated, urban “blued eyed soul” milieu that gave The Doobies a second lease on life and offered the public some of the band’s most enduring hits, including classics like “What A Fool Believes” and “Minute By Minute”.

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dATES 2013-01-05 2012-11-20 (retail)
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Let The Music Play is the authorized story
of The Doobie Brothers from their
beginnings as a biker band in California in 1970,
through their breakthrough with Listen
To The Music in 1972,
sustained success and line-up changes
in the mid-seventies and their change
of musical direction and further success
following the arrival of Michael McDonald in 1976.
Worn out by non-stop touring and
internal disagreements the band broke up
after a farewell concert in 1982.
There were sporadic reunions in the
eighties before the band reformed
permanently in the early nineties and
have continued touring and recording ever since.
This new film features contributions from
all the surviving key band members,
their manager Bruce Cohn and long term
producer Ted Templeman to tell the full story of
the band's highs and lows through four
decades of musical evolution.