Michael McDonald: The Voice That Defined a Generation

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Michael McDonald: The Voice That Defined a Generation with tags rick beato, everything music, rick, beato, music, music theory, music production, education, michael mcdonald, interview, the doobie brothers, steely dan, christopher cross, ride like the wind, peg, takin' it to the streets, minute by minute, donald fagen, walter becker, what a fool believes, jesus is just alright with me, studio musician, session musician, vocalist, piano, fender rhodes, i really don't know anymore, bad sneakers, yacht rock, i keep forgettin'

In today's episode I talk with Michael McDonald, a true musical luminary whose soulful voice and exceptional keyboard skills have made an undeniable impact on popular music. From his groundbreaking work with the Doobie Brothers to his brilliant solo career to his significant contributions as a background vocalist for artists like Steely Dan and Christopher Cross, McDonald's journey is rich with melody and innovation. Join me as we delve into the stories behind his iconic career.

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