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01-24-2004, 08:55 PM
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Several degrees of seperation...
I will now attempt to connect the Doobie Brothers to Steely Dan to Toto to the Eagles to Fleetwood Mac in four steps:
In 1977, the Doobie Brothers released "Livin' On the Fault Line", and in the linear notes, they credit Toto's David Paich for orchestrating the horn section and the band's keyboardist/vocalist... Michael McDonald guest-starred in Steely Dan's 1976 album "The Royal Scam"... Who also had Eagles' Timothy Schmit sing backup vocals, and guest-starred in 1982's "Toto IV" and Tim... Who was in the Eagles... and the band's drummer Don Henley dated Stevie Nicks, the lead singer of Fleetwood Mac ~~ If you don't believe me, look up all the albums referenced above on All Music Guide.  God bless! 
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