Takin’ It To The Streets – The Doobie Brothers – LP – Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 21days)

Released in 1976, ‘Takin’ It To The Streets’ marks a pivotal moment in The Doobie Brothers’ journey—a sonic crossroads where their California-bred rock roots embrace R&B and soul influences. It’s the first album to feature Michael McDonald, whose husky vocals and keyboard flair inject new vitality into the band’s sound. Tracks like the anthemic title cut and ‘It Keeps You Runnin’’ reflect a band in creative motion, blending infectious grooves with thoughtful lyricism. This record doesn’t just revisit the sunlit harmonies and guitar-driven jams that made the Doobies famous; it boldly reimagines them, bridging the gap between ’70s rock and the smoother, more urbane sounds to come. For vinyl enthusiasts, this album is more than just a nostalgic trip—it’s a document of transformation, capturing a band redefining itself while staying true to its communal, feel-good spirit. The production is warm and inviting, brimming with layered instrumentation that rewards deep listening. If you’re curating a collection that celebrates artistic evolution and genre-blurring creativity, ‘Takin’ It To The Streets’ deserves a prominent spot on your shelf.

Track List:
A1 – Wheels Of Fortune – 4:54
A2 – Takin’ It To The Streets – 3:56
A3 – 8th Avenue Shuffle – 4:39
A4 – Losin’ End – 3:39
B1 – Rio – 3:49
B2 – For Someone Special – 5:04
B3 – It Keeps You Runnin’ – 4:20
B4 – Turn It Loose – 3:53
B5 – Carry Me Away – 4:09