Biography:
The Doobie Brothers are an American rock group, best known for hit singles like Black Water, China Grove, Listen to the Music, Long Train Runnin', and What a Fool Believes. They have sold over 40 million albums worldwide. The Doobie Brothers were inducted into The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2020.
In 1969, singer, guitarist and songwriter Tom Johnston and drummer John Hartman formed the nucleus of what would become The Doobie Brothers. Skip Spence
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Other songs:
- Black Water
- Listen To The Music
- A Brighter Day
- Another Park Another Sunday
- Chicago
- China Grove
- Dangerous
- Dark Eyed Cajun Woman
- Dependin On You
- Dont Stop To Watch The Wheels
- Down In The Track
- Drift Away
- Eyes Of Silver
- Here To Love You
- I Cheat The Hangman
- It Keeps You Running
- Jesus Is Just Alright
- Lawdogs
- Long Train Runnin
- Minute By Minute
- My Baby
- Natural Thing
- Need A Little Taste Of Love
- Nobody
- Old Jaurez
- Ordinary Man
- Real Love
- Rockin Down The Highway
- South City Midnight Lady
- Takin It To The Streets
- Tell Me What You Want And Ill Give You What You Need
- Toulouse Street
- Turn It Loose
- Ukiah
- What A Fool Believes
- Wheels Of Fortune
- White Sun
- Without You
- World Gone Crazy
- Wynken Blynken And Nod
- Young Mans Game
- Youre Made That Way
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I strongly suggest listening to it a few times to get the bass line down how they
play it. I did it on piano, and it sounds great. Im not much of a guitar player
yet so I can't tab that stuff yet. Any questions feel free to ask!
[Verse]
Fm6/G F/G C/G D7/G Dm7/G
You dont know me but Im your bro-----ther
Fm6/G F/G C/G D7/G Dm7/G
I was raised here in this living hell
Fm6/G F/G C/G D7/G Dm7/G
You dont know my kind in your world
Fm6/G F/G C/G D7/G Dm7/G
Fairly soon the time will tell
C C/Bb C/A C/Ab C/G
You, telling me the things youre gonna do for
C C/Bb C/A C/Ab C/G
me I aint blind and I dont like what I think I see
[Chorus]
C7/E F F/F# C/G
Takin it to the streets
C7/E F F/F# C/G
Takin it to the streets
C7/E F F/F# C/G
Takin it to the streets
C7/E F F/F# C/G
Takin it to the streets
(The verse and chorus are exactly the same chords as before)
[Verse]
Take this message to my brother
You will find him everywhere
Wherever people live together
Tied in povertys despair
You, telling me the things youre gonna do for me
I aint blind and I dont like what I think I see
[Chorus]
Takin it to the streets
Takin it to the streets
Takin it to the streets
Takin it to the streets
(Play through verse again for a solo. Then sing chorus after. Repeat as many times
as you want til end)
play it. I did it on piano, and it sounds great. Im not much of a guitar player
yet so I can't tab that stuff yet. Any questions feel free to ask!
[Verse]
Fm6/G F/G C/G D7/G Dm7/G
You dont know me but Im your bro-----ther
Fm6/G F/G C/G D7/G Dm7/G
I was raised here in this living hell
Fm6/G F/G C/G D7/G Dm7/G
You dont know my kind in your world
Fm6/G F/G C/G D7/G Dm7/G
Fairly soon the time will tell
C C/Bb C/A C/Ab C/G
You, telling me the things youre gonna do for
C C/Bb C/A C/Ab C/G
me I aint blind and I dont like what I think I see
[Chorus]
C7/E F F/F# C/G
Takin it to the streets
C7/E F F/F# C/G
Takin it to the streets
C7/E F F/F# C/G
Takin it to the streets
C7/E F F/F# C/G
Takin it to the streets
(The verse and chorus are exactly the same chords as before)
[Verse]
Take this message to my brother
You will find him everywhere
Wherever people live together
Tied in povertys despair
You, telling me the things youre gonna do for me
I aint blind and I dont like what I think I see
[Chorus]
Takin it to the streets
Takin it to the streets
Takin it to the streets
Takin it to the streets
(Play through verse again for a solo. Then sing chorus after. Repeat as many times
as you want til end)
The Drifters
The Driver Era
The Drums
The Du
The Dubliners
The Enemy
The Excellents
The Expendables
The Explosion
The Faces