Doobie Brothers Founding Member John Hartman Dead at 72
Musician John Hartman, who helped found the Doobie Brothers and served as their drummer on most of their biggest hits, has died.
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Musician John Hartman, who helped found the Doobie Brothers and served as their drummer on most of their biggest hits, has died.
After missing last year's State Fair gig due to COVID, the smoky voiced keyboardist provided many highlights.
Doobie Brothers founder Tom Johnston talks about the music he's played for 50 years and what will make the show at Bourbon & Beyond special.
The celebratory road show kicked off in August 2021, five decades after the release of the eponymous 1971 debut of the San Jose blue-eyed soul band.
The Doobie Brothers released 'Livin' on the Fault Line,' their gold-selling second album with Michael McDonald, on Aug. 19, 1977.