Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab — MFSL 1-122
The MFSL vinyl pressing is highly praised for its openness and detail, though some feel it is slightly bright compared to the original.
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- Jack Hunt

Takin' It to the Streets was recorded in 1976 and marked a significant shift in The Doobie Brothers' sound toward a more sophisticated, album-oriented rock approach. The album was produced by the band themselves alongside Ted Templeman, who had worked with them on previous projects, and was recorded at The Record Plant in Los Angeles. The production featured a more refined studio approach compared to their earlier work, incorporating layered arrangements and diverse instrumentation that showcased the band's evolving musicianship. The album's title track became one of the band's most successful singles, reaching the top five on the Billboard Hot 100 and winning a Grammy Award. The recording sessions reflected the band's desire to mature artistically while maintaining the funk and soul influences that had become central to their identity.
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Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab — MFSL 1-122
The MFSL vinyl pressing is highly praised for its openness and detail, though some feel it is slightly bright compared to the original.
Warner Bros. Records — BS 2899
Warner Bros. Records — WPCP-3166
Warner Bros. Records — 2899-2
Warner Bros. Records — WPCR-12354
Rhino - Warner Records — 0603497878093
Friday Music — FRM-02899 · Warner Records — FRM-02899
Warner Bros. Records — 7599-27300-2
Rhino — RCV1 2899 · Warner Records — RCV1 2899
Warner Records — 0075992730068
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab — UDSACD 2043