Michael McDonald

Michael McDonald is a highly recognizable vocalist known for his soulful voice and successful career with The Doobie Brothers and as a solo artist.

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Profession :

R&B Singer

Birthday :

February 12, 1952

Age :

73

Michael McDonald, a highly talented singer, songwriter, and record producer, is known for his unique soulful voice. He started his career as a member of Steely Dan before becoming a founding member of The Doobie Brothers. McDonald has released several successful solo albums, such as “If That’s What It Takes”, “Wide Open”, and “Motown”, featuring hit songs like “I Keep Forgettin'” and “Yah Mo B There”. He has collaborated with notable artists like Kenny Loggins, Toto, and Christopher Cross, earning five Grammy Awards for his exceptional musical contributions.

After a 17-year hiatus, McDonald released “Wide Open”, his first album of original material, captivating audiences with his silky baritone voice and soulful performances. His extensive resume includes hundreds of credits for backing vocals, writing, and arranging, as well as being part of Steely Dan’s touring band in the 1970s. McDonald’s collaboration with James Ingram on “Yah Mo B There” became a popular hit, and he has participated in various music projects and performances, including the Doobie Brothers’ reunion. His talent and contributions have solidified his status as one of the greatest soul singers of his generation.