The Doobie Brothers - Live at The Greek Theatre Dated 1982. That Was The Last Show Before The Band's Split. In Fact, it Was The End of an Era with McDonald.

I Keep Forgettin' (Every Time You're Near)" (also known as "I Keep Forgettin'") is a song by American singer-songwriter Michael McDonald, from his debut album If That's What It Takes. It was written by McDonald and Ed Sanford.

A. I Keep Forgettin'. Written By – n By – McDonald, Sanford. B. Losin' End. Written By – M. McDonald. Engineer – Donn Landee (tracks: A), Lee Herschberg (tracks: B). Producer – Lenny Waronker, Ted Templeman. Sides A&B: From the album K 57018 "If That's What It Takes" Made in UK. Similar release 350640. Side A has a classic break used by Warren G on 'Regulate').

There aren't enough words to say When all I mean is I no longer love you I'd like to leave it lie right there 'cause the rest ain't kind.

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by. If That's What It Takes. Writers: Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller, Ed Sanford, Michael McDonald Lead Vocals: Michael McDonald Background Vocals: Maureen McDonald Guitar: Steve Lukather Bass Guitar: Louis Johnson Drums: Jeff Porcaro Rhodes Piano: Michael McDonald Clavinet: Greg Phillinganes.

I Keep Forgettin'; Losin' End Original recording. Michael McDonald (Author) Format: Vinyl. Michael Mcdonald has a song that spoke to ears on Pop and to R&B. loved that cut. he was singing it real soulful. that is Soulful mcdonald, not them Motown tribute albums, the I Keep forgettin MM was holding it down.

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Michael McDonald - Losin' End. Terms of Service. After the group's 1980 album One Step Closer displayed a tension that was almost audible, it was no surprise that a split was in the works. 1982's If That's What It Takes is McDonald's first solo effort, and was recorded at the great recording studios like Warner Bros. and Sunset Sound and was co-produced by Ted Templeman and Lenny Waronker. The album's biggest hit, the moody and sleek "I Keep Forgettin'," continues McDonald's unflinching look at heartbreak, and it is more R&B-influenced than the previous Doobie Brothers work. Losin End," which first appeared on 1976's Takin' It to the Streets, gets recast as an even bleaker rumination with a suitably sorrowful solo from Tom Scott. The melodically complex "Believe in It" has McDonald doing some great, offhanded gospel-tinged vocals.