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Rhino Entertainment will release The Very Best of The Doobie Brothers 2-CD set on February 13, 2007.

Fans of Yacht Rock, rejoice! Rhino’s first-ever two-disc Doobies collection gathers 33 hits and classics spanning 1971-2000. Includes “Listen To The Music,” “Jesus Is Just Alright,” “China Grove,” “Minute By Minute,” “What A Fool Believes,” and many more.

For over three decades millions of fans have been “Listening to the Music” of the Doobie Brothers, one of the most enduringly popular American bands in rock n’ roll history. The Doobies got their start in the San Francisco Bay-area scene of the late 1960’s, graduating from playing local clubs, biker hangouts and hippie joints to concert stages worldwide. Their free-wheeling, melodic, harmony-heavy, guitar-driven music fusing jazz, R&B and more into an indelible rock-pop signature unleashing a string of hits including 16 Top 40 singles and 11 multi-platinum albums (Rhino’s Greatest Hits is over 10x platinum). Through personnel changes and stylistic shifts, from their earliest Tom Johnson-era rock classics to their later, pop influenced Michael McDonald-influenced smashes, The Doobie Brothers’ greatest tracks from ’71-’00 are chronicled definitively on this must-have 2-CD collection. The collection will be available February 13 at all regular retail outlets and at www.rhino.com.

The Very Best of The Doobie Brothers Tracklisting:

Listen To The Music

Jesus Is Just Alright

Rockin’ Down The Highway

Long Train Runnin’

China Grove

South City Midnight Lady

Another Park, Another Sunday

Eyes Of Silver

Nobody

Black Water

Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me)

Sweet Maxine

I Cheat The Hangman

Takin’ It To The Streets

Wheels of Fortune

It Keeps You Runnin’

Little Darling (I Need You)

Echoes Of Love

What A Fool Believes

Minute By Minute

Depending On You

Real Love

One Step Closer

Wynken, Blynken and Nod

Keep This Train A-Rollin’

Here To Love You

You Belong To Me

The Doctor

South Of The Border

Need A Little Taste of Love

Dangerous

Rollin’ On

Ordinary Man