The Best of the Doobie Brothers, According to Pat Simmons

The Best of the Doobie Brothers, According to Pat Simmons

Patrick Simmons tells us about the best and worst of the Doobie Brothers, including the song the Hells Angels couldn’t get enough of: ‘I didn’t want the crap beaten out of me. But we had a great relationship with those guys, luckily for us.’

The Doobie Brothers' New Album; Rob Franklin's Debut Novel 'Great Black Hope'; Miss Alice Austen's Photography; New Doc About 'Ms. Magazine'

The Doobie Brothers' New Album; Rob Franklin's Debut Novel 'Great Black Hope'; Miss Alice Austen's Photography; New Doc About 'Ms. ...

The Doobie Brothers 'Walk This Road' To 'Colbert' For New Song & Classics

The Doobie Brothers performed "Learn To Let Go" from their new album, 'Walk This Road,' along with a pair of beloved favorites for 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.'

The Doobies Brothers Release First Album With Michael McDonald in 45 Years

The Doobie Brothers have released ‘Walk This Road’, their first album since 1980’s ‘One Step Closer’ 45 years ago to feature Michael McDonald as a full member of the band. ‘Walk This Road’ is the first Doobies Brothers album since 1977 to feature Michael McDonald, Patrick Simmons and Tom Johnston throughout. Johnston withdrew from The Doobies because of health issues in 1977. Although he is credited on 1977’s ‘Living On The Fault Line’ he wasn’t…