How Do The Fools Survive - Doobie Brothers video free download

Nurhidayah Ariffin

sisma

klassicrocker721

Skunk did the solo at the end in one take!

Danny Williams

One more...yep, another question...sorry, no answers...just sleep...good night...

Layton Peck

What happened to American Popular music? Where are the players like Skunk, Pat, Tyrone and Michael these days? Thanks Doobies!

Burt472

To me their best album

limpy tequiza

One of the best songs on the album.

Tom Noeding

#nowplaying 

Tony D

I'm not sure if this was the last song recorded for this album, but it's certainly the last song in succession on the album. Considering he left the band shortly after this, what a great solo for the Skunk to go out on. 

Aaron Morris

This song is very Dan-ish. Jazzy byzantine chords, smooth melodies, fractured structure, and tasty horn charts- all wrapped up in bleak lyrics.

Phil Watson

I often wonder these days! ;) Skunk's on fire here! 

slayerized86

What a great tune. Can't seem to understand what Skunk plays around 03:52 Sounds insane!

mrmogensen

The Meaning of life explained by Michael McDonald

Tony Romero

I was fortunate to meet Pat Simmons in 1977 -'78 when the album was released He went to Leigh High School, in San Jose and ran Track. His coach, Earl Adams worked at Prospect High School in Saratoga, California when I went there ~ small world. Pat is a damn good "Picker" too! Listen to the Title Track on the Toulouse Street Album. Hypnotic!!

Karen Nyere

I asked him why he doesn't play it in his concerts and he said he was afraid that it was too obscure or that people wouldn' t like it. I told him he was wrong!

Karen Nyere

my fave song on that album

Dcain2

That ending guitar solo has the perfect mix of soul and country! Rock and RnB.. I guess because both come from the heart

voidstarpointer

With the urgent tempo, jazzy harmonics, and message of a frustrated God (Oh, why do they come and ask for more? ... They're just giving up their blame to me.), this could almost be a lost track from Jesus Christ Superstar... only, too GOOD to make the cut.

mokacode

They headed out to a new jazzy direction alongside M.McDonald ...The DBs are most remembered (IMO) with Michael in than from the pre Michael era...lol Sorry for the detractors....

1952FMS

some say the music of DB's phase 2 was soft. imo with Skunky on lead & the rest of the Doobie's including the wonderfully talented Micheal on lead vocals in tow..Man it just doesn't get any better..just one old man's opinion.

zorgen123

Amen brother!

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