The Doobie Brothers
Rock band from San Jose, CA · formed 1970
- Shows on record
- None on record
- Rooms played
- None on record
- Cities
- None on record
- Releases
- 30
- Last show
- None on record
About
The Doobie Brothers is a band from San Jose, CA, formed in 1970, tagged blue-eyed soul, classic rock, folk-rock music by its sources. No dated shows are on record.
- Doobie Brothers has 86182 listeners on Last.fm — Doobie Brothers on Last.fm
- Formed 1970 (Wikidata inception) — Wikidata
- Origin: San Jose (Wikidata) — Wikidata
- Genres per Wikidata: rock music, soft rock, pop music, blue-eyed soul — Wikidata
- Labels per Wikidata: Arista Records, Capitol Records, Warner Bros. Records — Wikidata
- The Doobie Brothers formed in 1970 — MusicBrainz
- The Doobie Brothers is based in San Jose — MusicBrainz
- Guy Allison: member — MusicBrainz
- Jeff “Skunk” Baxter: member — MusicBrainz
- Cornelius Bumpus: member — MusicBrainz
- Tom Johnston: member — MusicBrainz
- Nicolette Larson: member — MusicBrainz
- Michael McDonald: member — MusicBrainz
- John McFee: member — MusicBrainz
- Bill Payne: member — MusicBrainz
- Tiran Porter: member — MusicBrainz
- Patrick Simmons: member — MusicBrainz
- Dave Shogren: member (former member) — MusicBrainz
- Keith Knudsen: drums (drum set) (former member) — MusicBrainz
- The Doobie Brothers has 25 release group(s) on MusicBrainz spanning 1971–2025 — MusicBrainz
- The Doobie Brothers is from San Jose, California , U.S. — Wikipedia
- The Doobie Brothers has 4 members: Tom Johnston, Patrick Simmons, Michael McDonald, John McFee — Wikipedia
- The Doobie Brothers plays Rock — Wikipedia
- The Doobie Brothers plays soft rock [ 1 ] — Wikipedia
- The Doobie Brothers plays pop [ 2 ] — Wikipedia
- The Doobie Brothers plays blue-eyed soul [ 3 ] — Wikipedia
- The Doobie Brothers has 1740779 listeners on Last.fm — The Doobie Brothers on Last.fm
- The Doobie Brothers has released 10 recordings between 2014 and 2025 — The Doobie Brothers on Discogs
- The Doobie Brothers has 28 followers on Genius — The Doobie Brothers on Genius
- Twitter/X handle (per Genius): @TheDoobieBros — The Doobie Brothers on Genius
- Country (per TheAudioDB): San Jose, California, USA — The Doobie Brothers on TheAudioDB
The summary is assembled from the record fields and shows on this page; each fact listed names its source. See Sources & corrections for what each source supplied.
Shows
No past shows on record.
Where they play
No rooms on record.
Releases
30 releases, 1972–2025Walk This Road
2025
The Doobie Brothers
2021
Liberté
2021
Quadio
2020
Live From The Beacon Theatre
2019
The Warner Bros. Years 1971-1983
2015
Southbound
2014
Live At The Greek Theatre 1982 • Let The Music Play • Live At Wolf Trap
2014
Looking To The East (1973 Live Radio Broadcast)
2014
World Gone Crazy
2010 · Album
Greatest Hits
2001 · Compilation
Sibling Rivalry
2000 · Album
Excitement
1999 · Compilation
Long Train Runnin’
1999 · Compilation
Still Smokin’
1996 · Compilation
Listen to the Music: The Very Best of The Doobie Brothers
1993 · Compilation
Long Train Runnin’
1992 · Compilation
Brotherhood
1991 · Album
Cycles
1989 · Album
Best of The Doobies, Volume II
1981 · Compilation
One Step Closer
1980 · Album
Minute by Minute
1978 · Album
Livin’ on the Fault Line
1977 · Album
Best of the Doobies
1976 · Compilation
Takin’ It to the Streets
1976 · Album
Stampede
1975 · Album
Listen to the Music: The Best of the Doobie Brothers
1974 · Compilation
What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits
1974 · Album
The Captain and Me
1973 · Album
Toulouse Street
1972 · Album
Lineup
- Guy Allison
- Jeff “Skunk” Baxter
- Cornelius Bumpus
- Tom Johnston
- Nicolette Larson
- Michael McDonald
- John McFee
- Bill Payne
- Tiran Porter
- Patrick Simmons
Former
- Dave Shogren
- Keith Knudsen · drums (drum set)
- Chet McCracken
- Bobby LaKind
- Willie Weeks
- John Hartman · drums (drum set)
- Michael Hossack · drums (drum set)
Airplay
- KEXP airplay: 48+ plays, 2012-11-23–2026-08-30 — KEXP
- Played on KEXP show 'The Roadhouse' (Greg Vandy) — KEXP
- Played on KEXP show 'Early' (Eva Walker) — KEXP
- Played on KEXP show 'Variety Mix' (DJ Miss Ashley) — KEXP
- Played on KEXP show 'The Afternoon Show' (Larry Mizell, Jr., Troy Nelson) — KEXP
- Played on KEXP show 'The Midday Show' (Cheryl Waters) — KEXP
Photos, art and posters
Sources & corrections
| Source | Used for |
|---|---|
| Doobie Brothers on Last.fm | Artist facts |
| Wikidata | Artist facts, Photos |
| MusicBrainz | Artist facts |
| Wikipedia | Artist facts |
| The Doobie Brothers on Last.fm | Artist facts |
| The Doobie Brothers on Discogs | Artist facts |
| The Doobie Brothers on Genius | Artist facts |
| The Doobie Brothers on TheAudioDB | Artist facts |
| KEXP | Airplay |
| Spotify | Photos |
| TheAudioDB | Photos, Logo |
| Discogs | Credited on the record; no item on this page cites it |
| Genius | Credited on the record; no item on this page cites it |
| Last.fm | Credited on the record; no item on this page cites it |
This is a partial record of publicly documented activity. Missing shows, releases or members do not mean there are none. It does not confirm availability for booking.