The Doobie Brothers

At the time of the live performance of "Black Water" at Farm Aid 2001, The Doobie Brothers were riding a wave of renewed interest after their earlier studio album, "Sibling Rivalry," released in 2000. This album marked a return to their classic sound and was their first set of original material in over a decade. The performance at Farm Aid shows the band's lasting impact and ability to connect with a live audience, even years after their heyday. Notably, during this period, they were also involved in various charity efforts, exemplifying how music can unite and inspire. It’s worth mentioning that this performance of "Black Water" highlights not only their unique blend of rock and Americana but also reflects the band's resilience and enduring legacy, captivating both longtime fans and newer audiences alike.

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