Singer-keyboardist performs Doobie classics from home in Santa Barbara
“Hope you’re all staying healthy and staying safe out there,” McDonald told the camera, after opening with his emotional solo track “Matters of the Heart.”
“Wishing you all the best of luck and Godspeed through this event we’re all living through,” he added. Sitting next to a Tiny Desk Concert poster McDonald drew himself — surrounded by guitars and keyboards — the singer launched into the Doobie classics “Minute by Minute” and “What a Fool Believes.” “If you know the words, sing along with me at home,” he said, smiling. alongside Nine Inch Nails, Notorious B.I.G., Whitney Houston and others. Originally slated for May 2nd at Cleveland’s Public Hall, the ceremony will now take place on November 7th.
of the induction. “We are fortunate that our friendship has remained the most important thing to us through all the various incarnations of the band. We all had an appreciation for what the band has meant to each of us individually and what it’s been as an experience collectively.”
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