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doo·bie

 (do͞o′bē)
n. Slang
A marijuana cigarette.

[Origin unknown.]
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Two years ago when former Doobie Brothers frontman Michael McDonald performed his Christmas show with us at The Arcada, we talked a bit about his days with Steely Dan just prior to joining the Doobies.
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Last, but certainly not least, is the 1983 live Farewell Tour album, featuring a whole host of Doobies favourites such as Taking It To The Streets, Minute By Minute, Long Train Runnin' and the anthemic Listen To The Music.
Also popping up to smoke killer doobies and speak the purplest of prose are Kirsten Dunst and Steve Buscemi.
Also popping up to smoke killer doobies, click their fingers in jumping jazz joints and speak the purplest of prose are Kirsten Dunst, Steve Buscemi, Viggo Mortensen and Amy Adams.
The three musicians with connections to the Kings of Convenience and Phenomenal Handclap Band and there's a retro soul feel of Doobies and Stylistics, with Meet Me At Midnight being a sunny singalong standout.
The Doobies were always one of the great American bands, a cross between the Eagles with added testosterone and a more soulful version of John Fogerty's mighty Creedence.
Dr Smith advised her: "Every day after your shower rub your chest and say, 'Scooby doobie doobies, I want bigger boobies'."
It's easy to find spirituality when sucking on doobies as the sun sets over the Pacific.
Original Doobies Tom Johnston and Pat Simmons remain an unlikely pair, Johnston looking all business and Simmons the long-haired hippie, yet together they marshaled a superb cast of players through a course of such memorable numbers as "Takin' it to the Streets," "Black Water," "Long Train Runnin'" and "China Grove." The "brotherhood" expanded to the children of band members who ambled on to sing, play guitar and bang drums as the band crafted a communal set closing, "Listen to the Music."
The Four Tops' Reach Out I'll Be There and a striking, slowed-down funked-up version of Smokey's I Second That Emotion were among the visitors from Motor Town, together with the peaks from his time with the Doobies, such as Minute by Minute and What A Fool Believes.
Cohn, manager of the Doobies and proprietor of the BR Cohn Winery in the Sonoma County, Calif., town of Glen Ellen, and Napa Valley, Calif.'s Coppola are rare commodities: They have managed to simultaneously stand tall at the intersection of Hollywood and Vines.