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Founder Doobie Brothers members and principle songwriters Tom Johnston and Pat Simmons join Johnnie for a chat about the band's success in the 70s, when hits included China Grove and Long Train Runnin'.

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Sun 2 Jan 201115:00
BBC Radio 2

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Music Played

  • Hour 1

    • Untitled

  • Queen

    Don't Stop Me Now

  • Sister Sledge

    Lost In Music

  • Faces

    Oh La La

  • The Miracles

    (Come Round Here) I'm The One You Need

  • Featured Album: Cat Stevens - Tea For The Tillerman

    • Untitled

  • Yusuf Islam

    Where Do The Children Play

  • The Rubettes

    Sugar Baby Love

  • Art Garfunkel

    Bright Eyes

  • My 70s: Peter Boor

    • Untitled

  • Slade

    Cum On Feel The Noize

  • Santana

    Black Magic Woman

  • The Rolling Stones - Wild Horses

  • Featured Album: Cat Stevens - Tea For The Tillerman

    • Untitled

  • Cat Stevens

    Matthew & Son

  • Bobby Bloom

    Montego Bay

  • Stealers Wheel

    Star

  • Hour 2

    • Untitled

  • The Beat

    Tears Of A Clown

  • Billy Connolly

    In The Brownies

  • Exile

    Kiss You All Over

  • First 70s Record

    • Untitled

  • Pink Floyd

    Another Brick In The Wall, Part 2

  • The Doobie Brothers

    Listen to the Music

  • Interview with The Doobie Brothers

    • Untitled

  • The Doobie Brothers

    China Grove

  • Interview with The Doobie Brothers

    • Untitled

  • The Doobie Brothers

    Takin' to the Streets

  • The Doobie Brothers

    Nobody

  • Toots & The Maytals

    54-46 Was My Number

  • Featured Album: Cat Stevens - Tea For The Tillerman

    • Untitled

  • Yusuf Islam

    Longer Boats

  • Alvin Stardust

    My Co Ca Choo

  • Paul McCartney & Wings

    Band On The Run

Broadcast

  • Sun 2 Jan 201115:00
    BBC Radio 2