Classic Rock 7 1/2 ips DOOBIE BROTHERS Takin' it To The Street reel to reel tape
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DOOBIE BROTHERS' -Takin' It to the Streets On 7 1/2 ips Dolby reel to reel tape
Label: Magtec/ Warner Brothers Tape WST 2899-C
Tape Speed: 7 1/2 ips.
Country: US
Released: 1976
Genre: Rock
Condition: The tape is Near Mint *No issues detected plays as new. The box is excellent
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Entire tape plays NM no issues detected. The box is excellent no issues very light age discoloration has nice clear artwork front and back -
Tracklist - Details
Takin' It to the Streets is the sixth studio album by American rock band The Doobie Brothers. The album was released on March 19, 1976, by Warner Bros. Records. It was the first to feature Michael McDonald on lead vocals.
AllMusic Review by Bruce Eder
The group's first album with Michael McDonald marked a shift to a more mellow and self-consciously soulful sound for the Doobies, not all that different from what happened to Steely Dan -- whence McDonald (and Jeff Baxter) had come -- between, say, Can't Buy a Thrill and Pretzel Logic. They showed an ability to expand on the lyricism of Patrick Simmons and Baxter's writing on "Wheels of Fortune," while the title track introduced McDonald's white funk sound cold to their output, successfully. Simmons' "8th Avenue Shuffle" vaguely recalled "Black Water," only with an urban theme and a more self-consciously soul sound (with extraordinarily beautiful choruses and a thick, rippling guitar break). "Rio" and "It Keeps You Runnin'" both manage to sound like Steely Dan tracks -- and that's a compliment -- while Tiran Porter's hauntingly beautiful "For Someone Special" was a pure soul classic right in the midst of all of these higher-energy pieces. Tom Johnston's "Turn It Loose" is a last look back to their earlier sound, while Simmons' "Carry Me Away" shows off the new interplay and sounds that were to carry the group into the 1980s, with gorgeous playing and singing all around.
- Wheels Of Fortune 4:54
- Takin' It To The Streets 3:56
- 8th Avenue Shuffle 4:39
- Losin' End 3:39
- Rio 3:49
- For Someone Special 5:04
- It Keeps You Runnin' 4:20
- Turn It Loose 3:53
- Carry Me Away
Tom Johnston – guitar, lead vocals on "Turn It Loose" and vocals on "Wheels of Fortune" Patrick Simmons – guitar, vocals Jeff "Skunk" Baxter – guitar, steel guitar Michael McDonald – keyboards, vocals Tiran Porter – bass, vocals, lead vocal on "For Someone Special" John Hartman – drums Keith Knudsen – drums, vocals Additional personnel
The Memphis Horns Wayne Jackson – trumpet Andrew Love – tenor saxophone James Mitchell – baritone saxophone Lewis Collins – tenor saxophone Jack Hale – trombone Bobby LaKind – congas Richie Hayward – drums (with Little John) on "Wheels Of Fortune" Novi Novog – viola on "Losin' End" Jesse Butler – organ on "Takin' It To The Streets" Maria Muldaur – cameo vocal appearance on "Rio" Ted Templeman – percussion Auction end Information
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