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One of the Doobie Brothers has reconnected with a long-lost Doobie son. As reported by NBC, Michael McDonald made contact a year and a half ago with biological son Michael Goessling, who recalls ...

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In 1979, the Doobie Brothers scored their biggest hit song with "What a Fool Believes." Decades later, the yacht rock classic remains one of the group's most beloved hits—but they weren't the first to ...

Fifty-three years ago today, John Denver released a single that hit No. 1 after it appeared in a hit TV movie.