John Hartman

...songs of all time. Spence is acknowledged as having been instrumental in the formation of the Doobie Brothers, by way of introducing John Hartman to Tom Johnston , and encouraging their musical development, as well as occasionally sitting in...

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...music). The album contains their biggest hit, the Grammy-winning "What a Fool Believes". "Depending on You" and the title track were also released as singles. The album would be the last to include members Jeff "Skunk" Baxter and John Hartman.

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...on the album includes a noted performance at the end of "How Do the Fools Survive?". In early 1979, Baxter and co-founding drummer John Hartman left the band. Baxter has continued working as a session guitarist for a diverse group of...

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...member of a group that had a major influence on the Doobie Brothers - Moby Grape. Skip introduced Tom to John Hartman. Johnston and Hartman soon formed their own band, "Pud", featuring Greg Murphy on bass . "Pud" played many clubs in and...

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...by American rock band The Doobie Brothers, released in 1974 . The unusual lettering on the album cover was suggested by drummer John Hartman after visiting his high school alma mater, J.E.B. Stuart in Falls Church, Virginia. The School's...

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...fashion, he was replaced by his former partner, Keith Knudsen. Contrary to biographical notes published here and elsewhere, John Hartman, the drummer, is not related to Saturday Night Live veteran Phil Hartman. Phil, whose surname was...

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...- Toulouse Street, The Captain and Me (both aforementioned episodes featured interviews with Tom Johnston, Patrick Simmons and John Hartman), Takin' It to the Streets (which featured interviews with Michael McDonald and ''Minute by...

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...School and Leigh High School. Simmons co-founded the Doobies in 1970 with northern California musicians Tom Johnston , John Hartman and Dave Shogren. He specialized in fingerstyle guitar, picking intricate patterns on both acoustic...

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...up the rhythm section and established the band's now trademark "dual drummers" sound. Hossack played alongside founding drummer, John Hartman, on the band's breakthrough albums Toulouse Street, The Captain and Me and What Were Once Vices Are...

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...district was "great." In an apparent attempt to be whimsical and hip, he said it was the home of Doobie Brothers drummer John Hartman, who was born in Falls Church and was a classmate of Davis' at Jeb Stuart High School. Davis said he was...

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