The Doobie Brothers

Con un gancio contagioso e grandi riff di corno, questo classico del 1972 ha raggiunto la posizione numero 11 della Billboard Hot 100. Solitamente il bis finale di tutti i concerti dei Doobie Brothers...

With an infectious hook and great horn riffs, this 1972 classic peaked at number 11 on the Billboard Hot 100. Usually the final encore during all The Doobie Brothers' concerts, this message of hope is...

The Guitar Play-Along Series will help you play your favorite songs quickly and easily! Just follow the tab, listen to the Online Audio to hear how the guitar should sound, and then play along using t...

As one of the most popular Californian pop/rock bands of the '70s, the Doobie Brothers racked up a string of gold and platinum albums, and No. 1 radio hits. Guitarists will love playing these classic

The Doobie Brothers hatten viele Hits, doch 'Long Train Runnin' war der Top Hit der in den 1970er Jahren sehr erfolgreichen Band. Obwohl der Song eher dem Rock-Genre zuzuordnen ist, macht Markus Frits...

First recorded by Michael McDonald and the Doobie Brothers back in 1976, this driving rock tune has stood the test of time for 3 decades. Here is a hard-hitting arrangement for jazz ensemble that has...

Recorded by the Doobie Brothers, this soulful rock hit works great in this setting for young jazz ensemble. Authentically adapted from the original, this solid chart includes important lines for the s...

Recorded by the Doobie Brothers, this soulful rock hit works great in this setting for young jazz ensemble. Authentically adapted from the original, this solid chart includes important lines for the s...

Recorded by the Doobie Brothers, this soulful rock hit works great in this setting for young jazz ensemble. Authentically adapted from the original, this solid chart includes important lines for the s...

Who can forget this infectious Doobie Brothers classic, which hit the Billboard Top Ten in 1973? From the familiar opening guitar lick to the final chord, this arrangement really cooks!

With an infectious hook and great horn riffs, this 1972 classic peaked at number 11 on the Billboard Hot 100. Usually the final encore during all The Doobie Brothers' concerts, this message of hope is...