Recorded with a lineup featuring classic-era members Tom Johnston and Michael McDonald, "Brotherhood" saw the band attempting to recapture their past glories. However, the album failed to make a significant commercial impact.
- "Brotherhood" was the first studio album by The Doobie Brothers in six years, following 1989's "Cycles."
- The album featured guest appearances from blues guitarist Bonnie Raitt and rock singer-songwriter Christopher Cross.
- Capitol Records promoted the album with a music video for the single "Spirit," though it did not chart.
The Doobie Brothers are a band from the San Francisco Bay Area, known for their shapeshifting blend of folk rock, country, and R&B. In 1991, they released "Brotherhood," a studio album showcasing their enduring musicality.
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