The Doobie Brothers - Brotherhood
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Review by Miranda Kester
Brotherhood, the eighth studio album by American rock band Doobie Brothers, was released in 1991. The album features an interesting mix of rock, pop, and country, showcasing the versatility of the band's sound.
The album's lead single, "Nobody," is a catchy and upbeat track that features the band's signature harmonies and guitar riffs. The song is a perfect example of the band's ability to write memorable hooks and catchy choruses.
Other standout tracks on the album include "Dangerous," a driving rock song with a bluesy edge, and "Rollin' On," a laid-back country rock tune with a catchy chorus and slide guitar solos.
Table of Contents
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Fool You, Crazy Me | ||
| All Your Dreaming | ||
| This Train I'm On | ||
| Under the Spell | 4:29 | |
| Is Love Enough? | ||
| Dangerous | 5:5 | |
| Rollin' On | ||
| Under The Spell | ||
| Something You Said | 4:54 | |
| Is Love Enough | 4:48 | |
| Showdown | 4:18 | |
| Our Love | 4:32 | |
| Divided Highway | 3:53 | |
| Rollin'On | 4:11 | |
| This Train I'm On | 3:55 | |
| Excited | 5:13 | |
| Rollin' On | 4:17 | |
| Rollin' On (Acoustic Version) |
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Catalog Numbers
- ONE39468
- C2 94623
- C4-94623
- CDP 7 94623 2
- 794623 1
- 5251382
- CDP 594623
- CAPITOL-25895
- CDP-594623
- TOCP-6624, C2-94623
- CRC C1-594623
- CDP 7 94623 2, C2-94623
- C4 594623
- ST(L) 1018
- 64 7946231
- 264-7 94623 4, TCEST 2141, 7946234
- C4-94623, C4 94623
- 064-7 94623 1
Labels
- One Way Records
- Capitol Records
- Magic Records
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Formats
- CD
- Reissue
- Remastered
- Album
- Stereo
- Cassette
- Vinyl
- LP
- Digipak
- Club Edition
- Longbox
- Dolby HX Pro B NR
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Copyright (c) | Capitol Records, Inc. |
| Phonographic Copyright (p) | Capitol Records, Inc. |
| Recorded At | Record Plant, Sausalito |
| Mixed At | Image Recording Studios |
| Mastered At | Masterdisk |
| Glass Mastered At | DOCdata France |
| Made By | Optical Disc De France |
| Manufactured By | Rodven Discos |
| Distributed By | EMI-Rodven, C.A. |
| Manufactured For | Columbia House Of Canada |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Art Direction | Tommy Steele |
| Backing Vocals | Richard Bryant, Vickie Randall |
| Bass Guitar | Tiran Porter |
| Vocals | Tiran Porter |
| Design | John Kehe |
| Drums | John Hartman |
| Percussion | Michael Hossack |
| Engineer | Devon Rietveld |
| Guitar | Pat Simmons, Tom Johnston |
| Keyboards | Dale Ockerman |
| Management | Bruce Cohn Management |
| Mastered By | Bob Ludwig |
| Mixed By | Chris Lord-Alge (tracks: 1 to 3, 5 to 10) |
| Photography By | Peter Darley Miller |
| Producer | Rodney Mills |
| Slide Guitar | Steve Canali |
| Bass | Tiran Porter |
| Cover | Robert Doisneau |
| Electric Guitar | Pat Simmons, Tom Johnston |
| Executive-Producer | Kathy Neslon |
Notes
- 11, 12, 13 bonus tracks previously unreleased. All tracks 1991 Capitol Records except tracks 11, 12, 13 2002 Capitol Records, Inc. This compilation (P) 2002 EMI-Capitol Records, Inc.
- Made in Canada.
- Distributed by Capitol Records-EMI of Canada.
- (P)(C) 1991 Capitol Records, Inc.
- Sleeve reads: Printed in UK
- Media Made in Austria
- "Our Love" mixed at The Plant Recording Studios, Sausalito, CA. The other songs mixed at Image Recording, Hollywood, CA.
- Recorded & mixed at The Plant Recording Studios, Sausalito, CA.
- Except A4: recorded & mixed Image Recording, Hollywood, CA.
- ℗ 1991 Capitol Rec., Inc.
- Made in EEC.
- Manufactured by Columbia House
- (P)+(C) 1991 Capitol Records, Inc.
- Made in Japan by Toshiba EMI Ltd.
- 4 panel inlay printed both sides. Clear/foil cassette with on-body print. Made in France
- ℗© 1991 Capitol Records, Inc.
- Catalogue numbers:
- J-card: C4-94623
- Labels: C4 94623
- 'XDR' (Expanded Dynamic Range)
- Except track 4: recorded & mixed Image Recording, Hollywood, CA.
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About The Doobie Brothers
Blue eyed soul - roots rock band.
Formed in San Jose, California, U.S.
They have sold over 40 million units (albums) worldwide throughout their career.
Fronted by from 1970 to 1975, and 1975- 1982.
The group officially split in 1982 but re-formed in 1987 with Johnston resuming the lead.
They have released 13 albums.
Their 1973's "Long Train Runnin'
Name Vars
- D. Brothers
- Dobbie Bros.
- Dobbie Brothers
- Doobie Bros
- Doobie Bros.
- Doobie Brother
- Doobie Brothers
- Doobie Brothers Revisited
- Doobiie Brothers
- Dooble Brothers
- Dooby Brothers
- Doodie Brothers
- The Dobbie Brothers
- The Doobie Bros
- The Doobie Bros.
- The Doobie Brother
- The Doobie Brothers Revisited
- The Doobies
- The Dooby Brothers
- Zespół Doobie Brothers
- Группа «Братья Дуби»
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Members
- Michael McDonald
- Patrick Simmons
- Willie Weeks
- John Hartman
- Tom Johnston
- Tiran Porter
- Bobby LaKind
- Keith Knudsen
- Jeff Baxter
- John McFee
- Michael Hossack
- Chet McCracken
- Dave Shogren
- Cornelius Bumpus
Summary by Miranda Kester
Comments
shamimsarder000
You know, it seems to be a no-win situation for bands that mount comebacks after years of inactivity and the Doobie Brothers are no different. After 10 years of little to no output they reunited with most of their earlier lineup and released Cycles and now Brotherhood. And yes, their music hearkens back to that earlier roots-rock style and they have been roundly criticized and denigrated for covering no new ground and little innovation. However, it seems that bands that do go away from what made them successful receive the same criticism for trying something new and not taking the safe route. On Brotherhood they use some different songwriters such as Jim Peterik of The Ides of March and Survivor among others and I am still not sure if the initial songs on Brotherhood really work and sound merely like so many 80s and 90s highly produced rock/heavy metal bands like Def Lepard and Van Halen. IMO the best songs on this record are the ones written and sung by original members Pat Simmons (Dangererous, Divided Highway, and This Train I'm On) and Tom Johnston (Excited, Showdown, and Rollin' On). Yes, they are imitations of their earlier hits, Rollin' On a clone of Long Train Running, but hearing these are almost a relief after hearing the outsider-penned songs like Something You Said, Is Love Enough, and Under the Spell. I am guessing here that these weak covers were included as the DBs didn't have enough original material to fill out the album. Too bad since the Simmons and Johnston songs are first rate and almost as good as anything they ever released. Almost. After this record the DBs didn't release anything for another 9 years and we are all worse off for it although they made 3 additional records in recent years.
