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Listen to the Music: The Very Best of The Doobie Brothers

The Doobie Brothers · 1993

74 min · 19 tracks · soft rock · blue-eyed soul

A vibrant blend of rock, soul, and pop, marked by harmonies and catchy melodies that resonate through time.

Why this album works

This greatest hits compilation not only showcases The Doobie Brothers' extensive catalog but also reintroduced their music to a new generation, gaining notable acclaim for its cohesive selection. Tracks like 'Listen to the Music' and 'Black Water' remain staples on classic rock radio, illustrating the band's lasting influence on the genre and their ability to cross over into mainstream pop.
Best for
steady pacing for road trips catchy anthems for sing-alongs uplifting vibes for gatherings
Context
By the release of 'Listen to the Music: The Very Best of The Doobie Brothers' in 1993, the band was celebrating over two decades of influential music. This compilation came after their commercial peak in the late '70s and early '80s, highlighting a career that had seen significant shifts in sound and lineup. Their previous studio album, 'Brotherhood,' released in 1991, marked a return to form after a hiatus.

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Long Train Runnin’ 3:27
  • 2 China Grove 3:15
  • 3 Listen to the Music Standout 3:50
  • 4 Takin’ It to the Streets 3:39
  • 5 Black Water Standout 4:19
  • 6 Jesus Is Just Alright 4:35
  • 7 Rockin’ Down the Highway 3:21
  • 8 Take Me in Your Arms 3:41
  • 9 Without You 5:02
  • 10 South City Midnight Lady 5:31
  • 11 It Keeps You Runnin’ 4:19
  • 12 Little Darling (I Need You) 3:26
  • 13 You Belong to Me 3:04
  • 14 Minute by Minute 3:28
  • 15 Here to Love You 4:01
  • 16 Real Love 4:14
  • 17 What a Fool Believes Standout 3:44
  • 18 Long Train Runnin’ (Sure Is Pure 7″ edit) 3:32
  • 19 Listen to the Music (Motiv8 7″ edit) 3:44

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