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8. Jan. 2024 · Robert Jay LaKind (November 3, 1945 – December 24, 1992) was a conga player, vocalist, songwriter and occasional live backup drummer with The Doobie Brothers. He was originally a lighting roadie for the band. After observing LaKind goofing around on the congas after a concert, the band took notice of his talent and asked him to join as a sideman for studio sessions.
Bobby LaKind was born on July 3, 1945, in San Francisco, California. Initially a lighting roadie for the band, he became a percussionist and vocalist in 1977. LaKind participated in the albums “Minute by Minute” (1978) and “One Step Closer” (1980), among others. He had to leave the band due to health issues in the 1990s and passed away in 1992. LaKind didn’t have a significant ...
And percussionist Bobby LaKind once lived in Boulder and managed the Tulagi nightclub (where the Doobies performed in 1971). LaKind, who originally signed on as a member of the Doobies’ lighting crew, became a full-time member after the release of the One Step Closer album. His congas and percussion graced every Doobie release and tour from ...
25. Dez. 1992 · Bobby LaKind, a member of the Doobie Brothers’ lighting crew who later became the popular rock band’s percussionist, died Thursday of cancer, the group’s publicist said. He was 47. The ...
Album Credits. Producers Ted Templeman. Writers Bobby LaKind, Carlene Carter, Chet McCracken & 8 more. Arranged By [Horns] Jerry Jumonville. Arranged By [Strings] Jimmie Haskell. Background Vocals ...
1987 kam es zu einer Reunion der Doobie Brothers mit Johnston, Simmons, Hartman, Hossack, Porter und Bobby LaKind. Das 1989er Comeback-Album Cycles blieb nicht weit hinter den alten Verkaufszahlen zurück und enthielt mit der Single The Doctor wieder einen Top-10-Hit. Aufgrund des Erfolges veröffentlichten sie 1991 das Album Brotherhood. Der ...
Robert Jay "Bobby" LaKind was a conga player, vocalist, songwriter and occasional live backup drummer with The Doobie Brothers. He was originally a lighting roadie for the band. After observing LaKind goofing around on the congas after a concert, the band took notice of his talent and asked him to join as a sideman for studio sessions. He sessioned with the band from 1976 and joined them ...
