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3. Mai 2024 · "Black Water" topped the Billboard Hot 100 in March of 1975, becoming The Doobie Brothers' first number one single. The band didn't feel like the song had hit potential, so it became the B-side to "Another Park, Another Sunday", which was the lead single from The Doobie's 1974 LP "What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits".
6. Mai 2024 · From their album "What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits", "Black Water"W flowed to number one in 1975. "Eyes of Silver" is from the same album. Written by Roy Orbison, "Blue Bayou", performed by Linda Ronstadt reached number three in 1977. "Green River" went to number two for Creedence Clearwater Revival in 1969.
7. Mai 2024 · The albums "What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits" (1974) and "Stampede" (1975) both reached number four in the US chart. These two albums were also the band's first charting albums in the UK, and their only albums to make it into the Top 20. The group did, however, top the US album chart in 1978 with "Minute by Minute".
3. Mai 2024 · Mitchell’s tribute to David Geffen (or perhaps it’s a sly mockery) is one of her greatest songs. Geffen was considered a ruthless businessman 50 years ago, except perhaps to his closest friends; he had roughly the same reputation that Scooter Braun has today.
7. Mai 2024 · The Doobie Brothers, pre-Michael McDonald, took this smooth and mellow song only as high as number 32 on the U.S. Billboard Singles chart, in 1974. It was a cut from their album, 'What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits', which also produced the group's first U.S. number one hit, "Black Water".
27. Apr. 2024 · The Doobie Brothers: "Cycles" [1989]; six years after Michael MacDonald broke up his version of the Doobie Brothers, this was the reunion album [minus MacDonald, thankfully]. "8th Avenue Shuffle" [1976] is from the Doobies' "Takin' It To The Streets" and "Pursuit On 53rd Street" is from the Doobie's "What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits" [1974]. "Incident On 57th Street" is from Bruce ...
30. Apr. 2024 · Although there were some minor hits about truck drivers before Dudley released his version, "Six Days on the Road" is considered the first mainstream trucker song and paved the way for similar songs by such artists as Alabama, C. W. McCall and Ronnie Milsap. "Six Days on the Road" hit number two on the Billboard Hot Country Singles in 1963 and even made it into the Billboard Top Forty.
