Love Black Water!

Doobie harmony wouldn't be the same without Tiran's voice.

Spot on!! I started learning bass a couple of years ago and Tiran Porter created some of the most incredible bass lines I have ever heard. Beyond my current skill level, but working on getting there.

Tiran's a great player. It's his playing that first got me to follow the bass line in music. I still consider him to be one of the best.

One of my favorite Doobies songs is Tiran’s “For Someone Special “ ! Great bass and great vocals!

Some fantastic bass parts. Very original. Love his tone. Fat with what sounds like fresh flatwounds. That tone kills me.

Ain’t that the truth… lived it …loved it …wish I could go back!

The 60's would like a word with you.

@@jimr3882 okay the 60’s too! When you’re right you’re right…

Kinda have to think of them with Mike as if they were a different band. They were but both versions were really good.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhn fuckin a man .

Don't forget their pet dog, scoobie DOOBIE dooooo

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They come with the intention that their audience will have a good time. Saw them in the late 70s and it was the same.

I'm envious!!

Oh I love that song too! And by the way I'm 64! Peace and love y'all!

That was originally a Buffalo Springfield song by Roger McGuinn.

@@scottblakey1603 I think you meant the Byrds ??

I'm 63, it truly was an amazing era!

@@martinl8574 there will never be another one like that. Peace!

It sure does! The BEST music ever in my opinion so thankful I lived then to experience it all!

Same! I saw him when he went on his own - early 80’s - in a small bar just north of San Diego.

That's no surprise...the Scots are such a musical culture and love to celebrate being Scots...how else do you explain them maintaining such an elite celebration force as the Tartan Army...

@@coinneachmaclellan3121 It's kind of hilarious really, we have the English to thank for the behaviour of the Tartan Army. As soon as English fans started to behave really badly, Scotland was like, oh shit, if the English are doing that, it's clearly not for us and almost immediately turned into a drunken but entirely benevolent crowd. Same thing with general racism. England went all nationalistic and neo nazi lite and Scotland, all of a sudden, were stringently anti racist. It pains me slightly, to give England so much credit but it's a real thing....whatever England do, Scotland do the opposite. True story 🙂.

@@jonnylumberjack6223 From what I've been given to understand the Scots bad behavior was only directed at the English and God knows they have centuries of reasons for that, but they were well behaved as a people with a rich and varied musical culture that demanded expression. I remember being in a steakhouse in Islington in London in 1975 during a home final where the high street leading to Wembley was all boarded up. There was a group of Scots at a table when suddenly one of them stood up with a mug in his hand and started singing to the whole restaurant...he was celebrating his country and who he was, something Scots have done for centuries. It's why the English tried to destroy the clan system, the culture and identity of the Scots. You're right that the English played a part if only to provide a focus for something that was already there and the Tartan Army is an expression of that shared cultural identity in a positive and assertive way.

Ditto for this 70 year old here. I value Airplay Beats guys and their channel.

Yea I enjoyed the bass on this one for sure

What a concert!!

We appreciate you!!

Thank you!!