Once again: what are you listening to now? Part 2.

[John Lohmann]

I like some of the Michael McDonald Doobies, but the Tom Johnson era was where it's at for the vast majority of Boobie Bros fans, including me. I have all of those albums, except the first one.

Yeah, I was raised on the McDonald Doobie stuff -- I even liked his solo work, including "Ya Mo Be There."

 

[Squishman]

ha. That was a typo. I didn't mean to type Doobie that way.

 

[John Lohmann]

ha. That was a typo. I didn't mean to type Doobie that way.

Huh?

Aren't they known as the DOOBIE Brothers?

 

[Squishman]

Huh?

Aren't they known as the DOOBIE Brothers?

Here's what I said above: "I like some of the Michael McDonald Doobies, but the Tom Johnson era was where it's at for the vast majority of Boobie Bros fans, including me. I have all of those albums, except the first one."

 

[John Lohmann]

Here's what I said above: "I like some of the Michael McDonald Doobies, but the Tom Johnson era was where it's at for the vast majority of Boobie Bros fans, including me. I have all of those albums, except the first one."

Oh, yeah...I knew what you meant. No biggie.

 

[Bobby Bass]

All Our Past Times with Joe Bonamassa. Good stuff.

 

[3db]

Yesterday's listening selections

 

[John Lohmann]

 

[John Lohmann]

 

[Squishman]

This arrived yesterday. It was the final project of Randy Layton, president of Alternative Records before he unfortunately died of cancer. Two-LP reissue of Robert Vaughn’s “Songs From the Riverhouse” 1991 CD. I believe only around 70 of these LP’s were made. He included a CD that went unreleased of an EP “White Trash Supper Club” that was extended to 12 tracks. Blues rock on par with Hendrix or Cream. Just great stuff. Get this: Randy charged only $40 and that included the CD. What a guy.

https://www.discogs.com/master/2385913-Robert-Vaughn-And-The-Shadows-Songs-From-The-Riverhouse