doobie brothers

How the Doobie Brothers' 1989 reunion happened.

'What a Fool Believes,' in its original 1979 hitmaking form for the Michael McDonald-led Doobie Brothers, told the sad tale of someone who thinks he can rekindle a long-lost love.

As the November release date looms for 'Southbound,' an album pairing the Doobie Brothers with some of today's biggest country stars, the question of how their music continues to resonate across generations was bound to come up.

The rock legends sang one of their biggest hits with the country star in Boston.

Rumor has it that Michael Jackson secretly recorded background vocals for the Doobie Brothers' hit 'Minute by Minute' record. Rumors aren't always true.

The Doobie Brothers, with five-time Grammy winner Michael McDonald returning to the fold, will team up with some of country music's biggest stars to re-record some of their biggest hits. The album will be released on an as-yet undetermined date in 2014.

The Rock Legends cruise series has announced the lineup for its third voyage, and it looks like they're going to need a bigger boat.

On last weeks' "Clash of the Classics" Dire Straits beat out Fleetwood Mac 70% to 30%  now it's Mace 2 and Miller 3. I personally think Miller is cheating!  Vote for the Doobie Brothers this week so I can get my braggin' rights back! We are putting the Doobie Brothers up against the Eagles.  Watch the videos and vote for your favorite.

Last week on Clash of the Classics we had Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers 'Free Fallin',vs Nelson '(Can't Live Without Your) Love and Affection.'And you chose Nelson '(Can't Live Without Your) Love and Affection' as your winner. This week we head back to the 70's.

For the fifth time in their careers, Chicago and the Doobie Brothers will tour together. The two classic rock bands will be on the road playing mostly sheds and amphitheaters for 25 dates across the country between July 11 and August 26. Chicago are the headliners, but the show promises to have both bands on stage for the finale playing some of their biggest hits.

Doobie Brothers' legendary drummer Michael Hossack has passed away at 65 from cancer.In a statement issued by his Doobie Brothers bandmates said, "when 'Big Mike' wasn't in the studio or on tour, he was either riding his motorcycle, hunting, fishing, or spending time with his two children."