John McFee

...always been a delightfully dirty blues band. The guitarists - original members Patrick Simmons and Tom Johnston, and longtime member John McFee - were astonishing throughout the performance, but never more so than on this rootsy number.

In this article: Patrick Simmons, Jesus Is Just Alright, Tom Johnston, Sonny Boy Williamson, Fort Worth, and California

...to forge ahead. In 1979, Hartman was replaced by ace session drummer Chet McCracken, and Baxter by multi-instrumental string player John McFee (late of Huey Lewis' early band Clover ); Cornelius Bumpus was also recruited to add vocals,...

In this article: Tom Johnston, Patrick Simmons, Michael McDonald, The Doobie Brothers, Keith Knudsen, Tiran Porter, Cornelius Bumpus, Bobby LaKind, and John Hartman

...singer, guitarist, keyboards and harmonica. Other longtime band members include Marc Russo and Tom Johnston as well as Michael Hossack, John McFee, Pat Simmons, Skylark, and Ed Toth. Some of the other hits from the group include, Minute by...

In this article: The Doobie Brothers, Platinum, Listen to the Music, China Grove, Jesus Is Just Alright, Ticketmaster, Tom Johnston, Grammy Award, and Guy Allison

...drums; Patrick Simmons, guitar and vocals; Skylark, bass; Keith Knudson, drums and vocals; Marc Russo, saxophone; session player John McFee, guitar, strings and vocals; and Guy Allison, keyboards, guitar and vocals. Ann Hicks can be...

In this article: Doobie Brothers, What a Fool Believes, Grammys, and Guy Allison

...single on the country charts in November of that year). Formed in 1983 with former Doobie Brothers members Keith Knudsen and John McFee, bassist Jerry Scheff, Tim Goodman on vocals, and keyboardist Glen Hardin, they signed with Warner Bros.

In this article: Southern Pacific, Keith Knudsen, Stu Cook, Pink Cadillac, Glen Hardin, Jerry Scheff, David Jenkins, and The Doobie Brothers

John McFee (born September 9, 1950) is an American singer, songwriter, guitarist and multi-instrumentalist. One of his first exploits was playing pedal steel guitar on Van Morrison's Tupelo Honey, he later played on the title track of...

In this article: Keith Knudsen, Van Morrison, Doobie Brothers, One Step Closer, Southern Pacific, Alison, Tom Johnston, Elvis Costello, and Huey Lewis

Jackdawg was comprised of bassist Stu Cook of Creedence Clearwater plus lead vocalist and guitarist John McFee and the late drummer Keith Knudsen who both were members of The Doobie Brothers. The fifteen tracks that make up this album were...

In this article: The Doobie Brothers, Keith Knudsen, Stu Cook, Southern Pacific, Clover, One Step Closer, and Creedence Clearwater Revival

...quickly warmed to the shouts of encouragement from the dense crowd encircling her. Backed by her latest producer, steel guitarist John McFee of the Doobie Brothers, and by her regular guitarist, Sean Allen, Carter kicked off the show with...

In this article: Carlene Carter, Howie Epstein, Stronger, Maybelle Carter, Rosanne Cash, and I Fell in Love

...Parazaider, Lee Loughnane, James Pankow, Bill Champlin, Jason Scheff, Keith Howland, Tris Imboden; (DB) Tom Johnston, Pat Simmons, John McFee, Marc Russo, Guy Allison, Michael Hossack, Skylark, Ed Toth. Also appearing, Nicola Congiu.

In this article: Chicago, Chicago, Kellee Santiago, Tom Johnston, and Walter Parazaider

...vacation in Jamaica recently when she came to the phone to chat with CMT.com about her latest album, Stronger. Produced by John McFee, of the Doobie Brothers and Southern Pacific fame, Stronger is Carter's first album made up entirely...

In this article: Carlene Carter, Stronger, Johnny Cash, Musical Shapes, Howie Epstein, John Carter Cash, and June Carter Cash