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The Doobie Brothers 1976 era release of the album Takin' It To The Streets

The Doobie Brothers Takin’ It To The Streets Turns 50

The Doobie Brothers reshaped their sound with the 1976 album Takin’ It To The Streets, the record that introduced Michael McDonald and launched a new era for the band.

Tagged as: 1976 Albums, classic rock, Doobie Brothers History, Michael McDonald, Rock Music History, Ted Templeman, The Doobie Brothers, Tom Johnston, Warner Bros Records, yacht rock

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George Benson Breezin 1976 album cover featuring jazz guitarist George Benson

George Benson Breezin’ Turns 50 As Landmark Jazz Crossover Album

by Paul Cashmere

George Benson’s Breezin turns 50. The landmark 1976 album topped the pop, jazz and R&B charts and remains one of the best-selling jazz albums ever recorded.

Tagged as: 1976 Albums, Bobby Womack, Breezin, George Benson, jazz, Jazz Fusion, Leon Russell, Tommy LiPuma, Warner Bros Records

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The Doobie Brothers Takin’ It To The Streets Turns 50

The Doobie Brothers reshaped their sound when Michael McDonald joined for the 1976 album Takin' It To The Streets, a record that steered the band into a new era of pop and rock success.

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Eagles Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 Turns 50

Five decades after release, Eagles' Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 remains the biggest selling album in American history, with 40 million sales in the United States alone

February 16, 2026