doobie brothers - minute by minute (33rpm lp)
doobie brothers - minute by minute (33rpm lp)
doobie brothers - minute by minute (33rpm lp)

doobie brothers - minute by minute (33rpm lp)

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MEDIUM Vinyl Record
WEIGHT 180gr (black Vinyl) 33rpm
CONDITION sealed
COVER Gatefold
CONDITION COVER M mint
COVER DAMAGES No, we take care about that
SERIALNUMBER No
LIMITED No
MISCELLANEOUS Stereo, insert
MUSICIAN HOMEPAGE   thedoobiebrothers.com

Patrick Simmons - lead guitar, rhythm guitar, lead vocals, background vocals
John Hartman - drums
Tiran Porter - bass, background vocals
Keith Knudsen - drums, background vocals
Jeff "Skunk" Baxter - lead guitar, rhythm guitar
Michael McDonald - keyboard, lead vocals, background vocals

Bobby LaKind - congas, background vocals
Tom Johnston - background vocals (don't stop to watch the wheels)
Nicolette Larson - background vocals (sweet feelin, dependin' on you)
Rosemary Butler background vocals (here to love you, dependin' on you)
Norton Buffalo - harmonica (steamer lane breakdown)
Herb Pederson - banjo (steamer lane breakdown)
Byron Berline - fiddle (steamer lane breakdown)
Lester Abrams - electric piano (how do the fools survive)
Bill Payne - synthesizer (with Michael McDonald) (what a fool believes, minute by minute)
Andrew Love - sax
Ben Cauley - trumpet

here to love you - 3:58
what a fool believes - 3:41
minute by minute - 3:26
dependin' on you - 3:44
don't stop to watch the wheels - 3:26
open your eyes - 3:18
sweet feelin' - 2:41
steamer lane breakdown - 3:24
you never change - 3:26
how do the fools survive? - 5:12

How the Doobie Brothers came to form a 'family' is not only a fateful event but also a good story

While getting high on a marihuana joint (or doobie) that was passed from one to the other in a practice room, one of the group apparently uttered the following momentous words: »We are all Doobie brothers«

Later, when in possession of all his faculties, the co-founder of the group, Tom Johnston, was thinking along the lines of a Motown sound, with a bass line resembling that of Seals and Crofts, and vocals in the style of Stevie Wonder

That "Minute By Minute", the first album to appear in the post-Johnston era, so perfectly reflects the mature style of the group is mostly thanks to the two experienced former Steely Dan musicians Jeff “Skunk” Baxter and singer Michael McDonald

Subtle, gently electrified groove epitomizes the main focus of this album

Its laid back, colourful and glittering sounds are rounded out with powerful rhythms and warm sounds ("What A Fool Believes")

Solo vocals are layered over rolling chords on the piano, a snappy bass and a multi-voiced background to create an appealing harmony ("Here To Love You")

Perfectly tempered and accomplished solos from the lead guitar and saxophone are welcome extras that never drown out the impressive leader of the group

So much brotherliness on a record certainly deserved to be recognized with three Platinum Records and a Grammy Award

RECORDING December 1 1978 at Warner Bros. Studios North Hollywood
ENGINEERING Don Landee, Loyd Clifft
LABEL Warner Bros.
RE MASTERING --
RE RELEASED 2019
AVERAGE RATING 4 Sterne von 5
PRESSING by Pallas
MADE IN Germany
STYLE Pop / Rock / Album Rock
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