 Stereo/Mono promo copy. One of the very best Doobie Bros. tracks — essential listening for fans of Country Rock, in particular, but this is such an exquisitely perfect performance and song that it's sure to please Rock fans of all genres. Some may think of this tune as the epitome of "Classic Rock," a catch-all term that to me is meaningless except insofar as it suggests "Essential Rock," but unfortunately I don't think that's how it is generically used in the press, in sites like Discogs (they actually allow the "genre" or "style" of "Classic Rock" ... seriously, what does that mean?), on TV shows like The Voice and on "social media" in general. The mp3 snippet I've added to the jukebox is from the powerful Mono mix, which the label notes uses the "CSG Mono Process." Note: This beautiful and rare promo copy has no notable flaws, grading Mint across the board (Labels, Vinyl, Audio).
Condition Detail:Label: M | Vinyl: M | Audio: MWritten by: Tom JohnstonProduced by: Ted TemplemanChart info: #8p in April 1973Mix: Stereo (Default for U.S. 45s after 1972)
|
|
 |
|
|
| More 45's by The Doobie Brothers |
 Dependin' On You/ How Do The Fools Survive? (M), WB 49029 , 1979: $7.00 |
Eyes Of Silver/ Another Park, Another Sunday (M-), WB 0328 , 1974: $6.00 |
| Eyes Of Silver/ You Just Can't Stop It (M-), WB 7832, 1974: $7.00 |
| It Keeps You Runnin'/ Turn it Loose (M-), WB 8282 , 1976: $8.00 |
 Little Darling (I Need You)/ Losin' End (M ), WB 8408, 1977: $8.00 |
| Minute By Minute/ Sweet Feelin' (M-), WB 8828, 1979: $6.00 |
One Step Closer/ South Bay Strut (M ), WB 49622 , 1980: $7.00 |
| Sweet Maxine/ Double Dealin' Four Flusher (M-), WB 8126, 1975: $8.00 |
 The Doctor/ Too High A Price (M-), Capitol 44376, 1989: $8.00 |
| What A Fool Believes/ Don't Stop To Watch The Wheels (M-), WB 8725, 1979: $12.00 |
| Wheels Of Fortune (M), WB 8233, 1976: $8.00 |
| Wheels Of Fortune/ Slat Key Soquel Rag (M), WB 8233, 1976: $8.00 |
| Wynken, Blynken and Nod (M-), Sesame Street 49642, 1981: $9.00 |
|
|
| If you like this kind of music, take a listen to . . . |
| Don't It Make You Want To Go Home/ Hearts Desire by Joe South (M), Capitol 2592, 1969: $11.00 |
| Down At The Twist And Shout/ Halley Came To Jackson by Mary-Chapin Carpenter (M), Columbia 73838, 1991: $6.00 |
| I Don't Know You by New Riders of the Purple Sage (M-), Columbia 45526, 1971: $12.50 |
| I Wanna Dance With You/ Gotta Have You by Eddie Rabbitt (M), RCA 5238, 1988: $6.00 |
| Let Me Down Easy/ Queen Of All My Days by American Flyer (M), U.A. 874, 1976: $9.00 |
| New Shade Of Blue/ Just Hang On by Southern Pacific (M), WB 27790, 1988: $6.00 |
| Nowhere Road/ I Ain't Ever Satisfied by Steve Earle (M), MCA 53103, 1987: $7.50 |
| Stop And Start It All Again/ That's What Our Life Is by Jonathan Edwards (M), Atco 6911, 1973: $10.00 |
| When I'm Dead And Gone/ Lazy Afternoon by McGuinness Flint (M-), Capitol 3014, 1971: $11.00 |
|
Rummage through hundreds of original-issue 45's for $6.00 or less!
Now playing:
Jolene by Dolly Parton
Morning Glow by Michael Jackson
See what's for sale and for auction from this amazing collection of 1960s U.S. promo 45s, most new and unplayed. Soul music dominates, but there are many treasures from Rock, RnB, and Blues. 
These virtual "boxes" are for you folks who only like new, unplayed or pristine Mint 45s.
