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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: They had a hit with "Long Train Runnin' " in 1973. Two years later, Music/LedZeppelin released "Trampled Under Foot". While Zeppelin acknowledged Music/StevieWonder's "Superstition" and Music/RobertJohnson's "Terraplane Blues" as influences on the song, the first four bars of the verse have basically the same meter as the first four bars of the verse of "Long Train Runnin' ", followed by the line "Talkin' 'bout love", whereas the Doobie song's next line is "Without love". The two songs share chords as well.
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* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: They had a hit with "Long Train Runnin' " in 1973. Two years later, Music/LedZeppelin released "Trampled Under Foot". While Zeppelin acknowledged Music/StevieWonder's "Superstition" and Music/RobertJohnson's "Terraplane Blues" as influences on the song, the first four bars of the verse have basically the same meter as the first four bars of the verse of "Long Train Runnin' ", followed by the line "Talkin' 'bout love", whereas the Doobie song's next line is "Without love". The two songs share chords as well. In turn, "Long Train Runnin'" seems to have been an influence on Music/TheSmiths' instrumental "Oscillate Wildly".
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* CoveredUp: "Jesus is Just Alright" was first written by GospelMusic choir leader Art Reynolds and recorded by his group The Art Reynolds Singers in 1966. Music/TheByrds recorded it in 1969 (their then-drummer Gene Parsons had played on the Reynolds session) and had a minor hit with it, before the Doobies had a bigger hit with it in 1973.
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* CoveredUp: "Jesus is Just Alright" was first written by GospelMusic choir leader Art Reynolds and recorded by his group The Art Reynolds Singers in 1966. Music/TheByrds recorded it in 1969 (their then-drummer Gene Parsons had played on the Reynolds session) and had a minor hit with it, before the Doobies had a bigger hit with it in 1973.1973.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: They had a hit with "Long Train Runnin' " in 1973. Two years later, Music/LedZeppelin released "Trampled Under Foot". While Zeppelin acknowledged Music/StevieWonder's "Superstition" and Music/RobertJohnson's "Terraplane Blues" as influences on the song, the first four bars of the verse have basically the same meter as the first four bars of the verse of "Long Train Runnin' ", followed by the line "Talkin' 'bout love", whereas the Doobie song's next line is "Without love". The two songs share chords as well.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: They had a hit with "Long Train Runnin' " in 1973. Two years later, Music/LedZeppelin released "Trampled Under Foot". While Zeppelin acknowledged Music/StevieWonder's "Superstition" and Music/RobertJohnson's "Terraplane Blues" as influences on the song, the first four bars of the verse have basically the same meter as the first four bars of the verse of "Long Train Runnin' ", followed by the line "Talkin' 'bout love", whereas the Doobie song's next line is "Without love". The two songs share chords as well.
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* CoveredUp: "Jesus is Just Alright" was first written by GospelMusic choir leader Art Reynolds and recorded by his group The Art Reynolds Singers in 1966. Music/TheByrds recorded it in 1969 (their then-drummer Gene Parsons had played on the Reynolds session) and had a minor hit with it, before the Doobies had a bigger hit with it in 1973.
