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Cycles

The Doobie Brothers · 1989

41 min · 10 tracks · soft rock · blue-eyed soul

A polished blend of blue-eyed soul and soft rock, encapsulating the Doobie Brothers' smooth harmonies and melodic craftsmanship.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • smooth melodic transitions
  • conversational late-night vibes
  • reflective road trip soundtrack
  • steady, laid-back energy

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in January 1989, 'Cycles' was The Doobie Brothers' first studio album in five years, marking a return after their hiatus. This album came during a period of fluctuating popularity for the band, as they sought to adapt to changing musical landscapes and reconnect with audiences who had embraced their earlier hits.
Stylistic neighbors
The Eagles· Chicago· Hall & Oates

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 The Doctor 3:48
  • 2 One Chain (Don't Make No Prison) 4:06
  • 3 Take Me to the Highway 3:22
  • 4 South of the Border 4:22
  • 5 Time Is Here and Gone 3:51
  • 6 Need a Little Taste of Love 4:07
  • 7 I Can Read Your Mind 4:31
  • 8 Tonight I'm Coming Through 4:32
  • 9 Wrong Number 4:11
  • 10 Too High a Price 4:13

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