Steely Dan & The Doobie Brothers at iTHINK Amphitheatre

Known for their complex arrangements, intense perfectionism in studio and cryptic, often sardonic lyrics, Steely Dan started developing a following with their first album, “Can't Buy a Thrill,” in 1972. Two years later, the band retired from touring to become a studio-only band, featuring a revolving cast of session musicians on their records. They disbanded in 1981, but reformed again in 1993 Their first release since reforming, “Two Against Nature”, won the band a Grammy Award for Album of the Year.

Starting out with a rock n’ roll sound, The Doobie Brothers also expanded their musical influences following their formation in 1969. When lead vocalist Tom Johnston quite the group in 1975, he was replaced by Michael McDonald, who helped take the band in a more soul-influenced direction until they broke up in 1982. The band have continued strong since their reformation, continuing to write all-new material with contributions from McDonald.

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