THE DOOBIE BROTHERS & THE DEREK TRUCKS BAND / DOUBLE DEALIN' FOR MORE PLEASURES! (3CDR)

DISC 1

Intro/Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While)
Jesus Is Just Alright
Dangerous
Rockin' Down The Highway
Double Dealin' Four Flusher
Nobody
Show Down Back To The Chateau (New Song)
One Step Closer
Guy Allison Kovopards Solo
Takin' It To The Street

DISC 2

Don't Start Me To Ta (Sonny Boy Williamson)
/ featuring Derek Trucks.
Little Bitty Pretty One
Black Water
Long Train Running
China Grove
Without You
Listen To The Music
Pat Simmons Outro

DISC3

Intro / Get What You Deserve
I'll Find My Way
Sahib Teri Bandi / Maki Madni
Down In The Flood
Band Intro
This Sky
Anyday/featuring Marc Russo on Saxophones.
Leavin' Trunk/featuring Ed Toth on drums.
Key To The Highway/featuring Tom Johnston & Pat Simmons on guitars.

Complete Recording Live at NHK Hall, Tokyo, Japan, Sep 30, 2009. THE DOOBIE BROTHERS set (DISC 1 & 2) THE DEREK TRUCKS BAND set (DISC 3)

The Doobie Brothers, a representative American band that embodies the baby boomer generation, are dynamic with their R&B, AOR, and funky, robust rock sound.

Also featured is The Derek Trucks Band, led by Derek Trucks, who, along with John Mayer and John Frusciante, is considered one of the "three greatest guitarists of the modern era" and is highly sought after for his exceptional talent.

This complete recording of the approximately three-hour concert at NHK Hall on September 30th, the final day of this joint concert, which the promoter billed as "a clash between the royal road of American rock and a young guitar genius!"

The Doobie Brothers' set on Discs 1 & 2 is fully matrixed, combining the uncompressed IEM source used by Tom Johnston on stage with the most immersive, premium audience source.

The powerful sound is of exceptional quality.

Derek joins in on Sonny Boy Williamson's "Don't Start Me To Talking," resulting in a 13-minute, heated jamming battle! Derek's understated yet distinctive solos give the set a truly spectacular performance.

You'll enjoy the essence of wild, classic American rock that everyone knows.

Derek Trucks' set on Disc 3 is recorded from an audience source, but with exceptionally high audio quality.

Don't miss the final-day extravaganza, which far exceeds the scheduled 70-minute performance time!

In particular, "Key To The Highway," played with Doobie Tom and Pat, was a huge performance that lasted over 10 minutes, and it was such an extraordinary version that they had no choice but to remove "We're A Winner," which was scheduled to be the end of the set.