This is easily one of the best new music reaction channels I’ve come across. They don’t interrupt the flow of the music. Their background as musicians/producers allows them to comment insightfully and, most importantly, they like and comment on a lot of the music I grew up with and love. Bravo guys!! 👏😎👍
Michael McDonald on auditioning for Steely Dan in 1973: "I literally threw my piano in the back of my Pinto and drove down to where they were rehearsing and auditioned. Remarkably I got the gig, not because of my keyboard playing but because I could sing all the high parts. I could tell that appealed to Donald (Fagen)-'cause I could sing like a girl."
My hometown boy! (St Louis!) Seeing Steely Dan with McDonald as the opener and then playing with SD on many tunes during their set on the 2006 Sugartooth McDan tour was very cool. Rousing ovations for MM, and you could tell he got a kick out of playing for the "home crowd". Fagen even ribbed him a few times with snarky quips, but I can't remember them exactly...
It really is crazy how damn good so many of their songs were. Some people try their whole lives and never write a great song, Steely Dan just has them fall out of the sky.
My High School friend, 20 YO Jeff Porcaro on drums, he had just finished the 1974 tour with SD. This album is like comfort food, just sublime. Gold Teeth II, Jeff shows some chops, the Groovemaster. It's all about time. Night By Night, Parkers Band, Gaucho, The Nightfly
Timothy B. Schmit was another voice Steely Dan uses regularly as a backing vocalist. He recorded 9 albums with the band, Poco, then joined The Eagles in 1977.
You are so right; Michael MacDonald is involved with so much great music; the collaborations he’s done are amazing; James Ingraham, Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins, Patti LaBelle and so much more.
Here’s something cool: You guys enjoy these songs from the get-go. I’m one of the 10 biggest SD fans on the planet, and it usually takes me a few listens to “Get” any of their tunes, even though they ultimately become the soundtrack of my life. But, if you do keep listening, even 100 times, you hear something new each time: a great drum fill, an unexpected bass line change, a lyric you re-interpret in a new way. Never gets old, my friends. You two are killing it. As you know, They had it all: amazing musical composition, top-notch performances, incredible lyrics, best engineering and production. And the attitude that they don’t give a fuck what you think.
@@jmart6888 no, I just consider myself a top Dan fan so if I see someone claiming top ten it makes me sit up and pay attention. I’m just messing with you obviously. I’ll learn something from you real quick with this question though if you want to indulge me. What’s your favorite unreleased steely Dan song? An outtake, demo, bootleg, etc. which one of the 30? or so is your favorite?
What a great song. Great album in fact. I feel jealous, I really do. I can never experience this all again for the first time. But I still love it and get so much joy from their music.
Let’s be honest, here. Your favorite Steely Dan track is whichever one you’re currently listening to, all right? 😉 Consistently improbable perfection. ❤🎶
I usually say that "Deacon Blues" is my favorite Steely Dan song, until this one is playing. Let's be honest, my favorite SD track is always the one I am listening to at the time; however, as much as the groove and message of "Deacon Blues" takes the win usually, this song lyrically captures that sardonic wit of SD best! LOVE IT!!
Accurate description of Steely Dan: "It's just a whole other genre of music. You can't compare it to anything. Their sound is completely different than anything else. Period."
Great reaction as always This song has some really interesting rhythmic ideas going on, as you pointed out, from Fagen's jazzy over-the-bar phrasing to the offbeat chord hits....it's a real stunner of a track. Roger Nichols was their engineer but Fagen & Becker were just as involved in that process as they were the music
Love Walter's outro in the last few bars of Bad Sneakers. Waiting patiently for Your Gold Teeth II, YGT-I as well, both cuts stretch the Steely Dan genre in wildly different directions.
The only group that could create such a tight song about paranoia in a rehab center. The soundscape of road construction during the musical bridge is a brilliantly subtle touch.
This is another example of Dan lyrics that l find myself singing for no reason, despite not having a clue what they’re about. Sometimes ignorance is bliss.
I look for your reactions every day now, you guys are the best in RUclips! Your reactions are always insightful, and teach me stuff, and I’ve been a Dan Fan for 50 years now! Thanks for your insight, humor and knowledge!
Michael Mc Domald on this one (and then I heard you say "Michael" when I was typing). My fav. on the album is "Your Gold Teeth II" - mind the 2 - Great jazzy track
Another iconic Dan tune with the great Michael Omartian on piano. He was all over the Katy Lied album. I always felt that Aja was the direct link from Katy Lied, both albums very piano driven. Odd that Royal Scam,a more guitar oriented album, was recorded between Katy and Aja. Cool you caught Michael McDonald's background vocals so quickly, this was the first SD album he sang on. I love your Steely Dan reactions, you "get it" right away because of your musical backgrounds. When I was a pimple faced teen in the mid 70s, I didn't really know how they were making all this music so consistently great, I just knew it really sounded cool, pristine, unique and that I loved it, and have been loving it for 50 years!! Thanks guys!
Great guitar solo by Walter Becker. He only takes a few per album on the classic 70s records (he does almost all of the lead guitar work on their stuff after 1990) it’s not flashy but so tasty
@@rc1363 absolutely. His solo on Home at Last is cool, Josie is another good one. Of course Pretzel Logic and Black Friday are cool bluesy solos. He takes some good ones on Kamakiriad too
Back to my high school days. There were times things were so hard I felt like was going insane. Love this song, always a crowd favorite when they started touring again in the 90s
Some people literally made fun of my love for Michael McDonald over the years. I always told them they seriously needed to take some music appreciation classes.
Thx for a great reaction to this track!! This is a jam!! It brings back so many memories from what seems a life time ago..Shout out from the old metal head from Detroit..Peace and love..
Digging your reviews guys. This is a great up tempo Dan song. How can you go wrong with Michael McDonald harmonizing. Walter Becker does the guitar solo.
If you want to read a piece about the technical issues that cursed the making of this record, do a search for a piece called "Katy and the Gremlin" by Denny Dias. A very interesting read.
Next album - Countdown to Ecstasy - starting with the first song - Bodhisattva, by the time you get to song #3 - Boston Rag - and #4 - Your Gold Teeth you will understand its title.
I’m just sitting here listening to you guys do this reaction while watching the Ranger game. I sometimes have my best thoughts and realizations while multitasking! Lol I’m thinking how nice it must be discovering new music you guys are reacting to for the first time at this stage in your lives as accomplished musicians and engineers yourselves. In a way I have rediscovered some of the music of my younger years by listening to whole albums nowadays on RUclips and other music platforms while doing my art. Ya see growing up when we bought an album for the most part we bought it for a few songs we listened to on the radio. Not all but most albums you just picked the needle up and either skipped music or kinda rushed through it. I also think because we were inundated with so much good music hitting the airwaves. But getting back to my original thought I’m a little envious of you guys. I also had a huge spectrum of music I listened to being I had 3 older brothers who were into different music than myself. My oldest brother loved the oldies and Motown. Then came singer songwriter and southern rock with another and the third who was close to my age liked disco and R&B. So I loved it all and didn’t miss much! I’d love to see what you guys listened too growing up! Anyway love your style keep grooving!❤👍🏻👌🏻💪🏻
Love this album. You can hear the change from the first 3 records. Though as you say there were hints of what they wanted to do. They are just 2 now and started bringing in special session players. BTW you said you finished Gaucho but I don't think (I couldn't find it) you listened to the last song, the last of the 1972-80 run of excellence. 'Third World Man' is the one you missed. The last song as a team for over 20yrs. Great vocals of course, special harmonies and IMO Larry Carlton's most beautiful guitar work and a perfect outro. Love the Dan. Great stuff guys...
The time is consistent. The subdivision, impetus, head nod... Yeah. That is gonna vary. In fact, ... Many times (not just with you guys), my head is nodding at 1/2 to 1/4 the speed yours are. Then again, I have been listening to these SD phrases for decades - many decades. So, ... Yeah.
Yeah exactly . Gotta reserve a separate Shelf for the Dan's Vinyls . Katy Lied just might be a "Creeper" kinda album ...sneaky good (like "Bad Sneakers" ... couldn't resist ...hah !) .
All true the comments, in the 70s there were so so many great bands that i was brought up with, but no group apart from the Beatles had such a stunning catalogue of tracks!!!
You guys should do some Joni Mitchell. Steely and her shared a lot of musicians - from Larry Carlton and Wayne Shorter to... Michael McDonald (they did a duo on her song "Good Friends"), and her 74-75 albums (Court & Spark, The Hissing of Summer Lawns) definately share some vibes.
When Michael M. does background vocals his voice sounds like more than one person. Like 2 or 3 people are singing in unison. He's not the songwriter that Donald Fagen is, but then again he ain't no slouch either. This album is chock full of great little tunes.
You need to listen to Chain Lightning from this same album & a totally different sound from them. After that go to Countdown to Ecstasy and listen to Bodhisattva---you won't regret it.
Have you gentlemen reacted to Robin Trower yet? If not; may I suggest Too Rolling Stoned. Three piece band, drummer, bass player(vocals) and guitar (Robin Trower). I don’t think, I know, both of you will be pleasantly surprised. I totally enjoy your reaction videos. Keep up the excellent work. 🍻🖖
The late great Jeff Porcaro is on drums. Please check out the band Toto, Porcaro's main band. You can start with their most popular tunes Rosanna, Africa, and Hold the Line. No doubt you heard all those tunes, but they have a ton of great music that you guys would dig.
Being you guys really like Steely Dan you all ask lots of questions about the group but have never asked how they got the name well once you find out you’ll get a chuckle.
In 70s when salesmen demoed stereo they always used steely Dan because it was recorded so well . I believe Fagan and Becker would work with engineering until it was perfect probably driving engender crazy. I hope you don't take offence but album is interchangeable with record and we called individual music songs on record
Police officer undercover to long, wearing "with a transistor and a large sum of money to spend" picturing a grave already dug for him "That ditch out in the valley that they're digging just for me" and wanting to come in from the cold because he is going insane...
This is easily one of the best new music reaction channels I’ve come across. They don’t interrupt the flow of the music. Their background as musicians/producers allows them to comment insightfully and, most importantly, they like and comment on a lot of the music I grew up with and love. Bravo guys!! 👏😎👍
Thank you!!
These kids are the real deal 🥰
You are so right. These guys know and understand bad as well as appreciate music of all kinds.
Couldn’t agree more!
Totally agree!
Michael McDonald on auditioning for Steely Dan in 1973:
"I literally threw my piano in the back of my Pinto and drove down to where they were rehearsing and auditioned. Remarkably I got the gig, not because of my keyboard playing but because I could sing all the high parts. I could tell that appealed to Donald (Fagen)-'cause I could sing like a girl."
My hometown boy! (St Louis!)
Seeing Steely Dan with McDonald as the opener and then playing with SD on many tunes during their set on the 2006 Sugartooth McDan tour was very cool. Rousing ovations for MM, and you could tell he got a kick out of playing for the "home crowd". Fagen even ribbed him a few times with snarky quips, but I can't remember them exactly...
It’s hard to imagine this song with anyone but Michael on background vocals. Another banger from The Dan. ✌️🔥
It really is crazy how damn good so many of their songs were. Some people try their whole lives and never write a great song, Steely Dan just has them fall out of the sky.
Maybe my favorite all-time Dan song. PS, the tempo never changes. The feel changes. That's what they mix up.
My High School friend, 20 YO Jeff Porcaro on drums, he had just finished the 1974 tour with SD. This album is like comfort food, just sublime. Gold Teeth II, Jeff shows some chops, the Groovemaster. It's all about time.
Night By Night, Parkers Band, Gaucho, The Nightfly
Timothy B. Schmit was another voice Steely Dan uses regularly as a backing vocalist. He recorded 9 albums with the band, Poco, then joined The Eagles in 1977.
You are so right; Michael MacDonald is involved with so much great music; the collaborations he’s done are amazing; James Ingraham, Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins, Patti LaBelle and so much more.
Here’s something cool: You guys enjoy these songs from the get-go. I’m one of the 10 biggest SD fans on the planet, and it usually takes me a few listens to “Get” any of their tunes, even though they ultimately become the soundtrack of my life. But, if you do keep listening, even 100 times, you hear something new each time: a great drum fill, an unexpected bass line change, a lyric you re-interpret in a new way. Never gets old, my friends. You two are killing it. As you know, They had it all: amazing musical composition, top-notch performances, incredible lyrics, best engineering and production. And the attitude that they don’t give a fuck what you think.
Top Ten Dan fans in the world? That is pretty lofty, we might have to test that claim!
@@steelyd2 who’s this, William Gibson?😝
@@jmart6888 no, I just consider myself a top Dan fan so if I see someone claiming top ten it makes me sit up and pay attention. I’m just messing with you obviously. I’ll learn something from you real quick with this question though if you want to indulge me. What’s your favorite unreleased steely Dan song? An outtake, demo, bootleg, etc. which one of the 30? or so is your favorite?
@@steelyd2 Hard to name one, but I’ll say Ida Lee. I like that the hooters and hats resurface several years later.
@@jmart6888 ok you passed the test. That’s a dark horse choice I like it! “We’re all on the chaise lounge”.
The ending feels like an ending to a 70s/80s TV sitcom 😁
What a great song. Great album in fact. I feel jealous, I really do. I can never experience this all again for the first time. But I still love it and get so much joy from their music.
Let’s be honest, here. Your favorite Steely Dan track is whichever one you’re currently listening to, all right? 😉
Consistently improbable perfection. ❤🎶
I usually say that "Deacon Blues" is my favorite Steely Dan song, until this one is playing. Let's be honest, my favorite SD track is always the one I am listening to at the time; however, as much as the groove and message of "Deacon Blues" takes the win usually, this song lyrically captures that sardonic wit of SD best! LOVE IT!!
I'm kind of the same way, but Aja is my constant #1, Dr Wu usually my #2. After that, it just gets impossible to rank them!
You already know what I'm gonna say! Steely Dan, your favorite bands favorite band lol🔥🤘✌
Love SD. They are a musician's band. Great reaction . Love that Spurs hat.
So true guys. With The Dan, you just never know where the song is going next, nor the rhythms, nor the melodies. They were wonderful.
Will always be my favorite group, and I listen to almost everything. Bravo to another great reaction!!! And you heard Michael ❤
I always feel a little smarter and hipper when I'm listening to Steely Dan. I'm not of course, but I feel that way. ;)
I love everyone hits their note on "Bad" perfectly.
Accurate description of Steely Dan: "It's just a whole other genre of music. You can't compare it to anything. Their sound is completely different than anything else. Period."
My favorite song on my favorite Steely Dan album. Just think, this is from 1975 and sounds like it was recorded yesterday.
I remember listening to this when it was released and thought it was amazing... it really touched my soul. I was 12.
Another great Steely Dan gem. Enjoyed your reaction as always. Peace.
Nice Saturday morning treat. Very diverse album with lots of cool sounds. Chain Lightning is a smooth trip with guitar by Rick Derringer......
At work on a Saturday morning, enjoying listening to one of my favorite groups with two new friends. Yet another of many great songs by Steely Dan.
Thanks for rocking with us!!
As common denominators go, you can never go wrong with Michael McDonald. This is music that never gets old.
Great reaction as always
This song has some really interesting rhythmic ideas going on, as you pointed out, from Fagen's jazzy over-the-bar phrasing to the offbeat chord hits....it's a real stunner of a track.
Roger Nichols was their engineer but Fagen & Becker were just as involved in that process as they were the music
Love Walter's outro in the last few bars of Bad Sneakers. Waiting patiently for Your Gold Teeth II, YGT-I as well, both cuts stretch the Steely Dan genre in wildly different directions.
Very good compositions + very good lyrics + very good musicians = very good music! What more can you expect. Best wishes @all from hamburg (germany)
The only group that could create such a tight song about paranoia in a rehab center. The soundscape of road construction during the musical bridge is a brilliantly subtle touch.
From the minds of musical geniuses. Poetry to music.
This is another example of Dan lyrics that l find myself singing for no reason, despite not having a clue what they’re about. Sometimes ignorance is bliss.
I look for your reactions every day now, you guys are the best in RUclips! Your reactions are always insightful, and teach me stuff, and I’ve been a Dan Fan for 50 years now! Thanks for your insight, humor and knowledge!
This one is in my SD Top 10... so simple, yet so beautiful.
Michael Mc Domald on this one (and then I heard you say "Michael" when I was typing). My fav. on the album is "Your Gold Teeth II" - mind the 2 - Great jazzy track
Another iconic Dan tune with the great Michael Omartian on piano. He was all over the Katy Lied album. I always felt that Aja was the direct link from Katy Lied, both albums very piano driven. Odd that Royal Scam,a more guitar oriented album, was recorded between Katy and Aja.
Cool you caught Michael McDonald's background vocals so quickly, this was the first SD album he sang on.
I love your Steely Dan reactions, you "get it" right away because of your musical backgrounds. When I was a pimple faced teen in the mid 70s, I didn't really know how they were making all this music so consistently great, I just knew it really sounded cool, pristine, unique and that I loved it, and have been loving it for 50 years!! Thanks guys!
Great guitar solo by Walter Becker. He only takes a few per album on the classic 70s records (he does almost all of the lead guitar work on their stuff after 1990) it’s not flashy but so tasty
According to Donald, Walter had excellent "feel" - his licks always seemed to perfectly match the tune.
@@rc1363 absolutely. His solo on Home at Last is cool, Josie is another good one. Of course Pretzel Logic and Black Friday are cool bluesy solos. He takes some good ones on Kamakiriad too
Back to my high school days. There were times things were so hard I felt like was going insane. Love this song, always a crowd favorite when they started touring again in the 90s
This is easily in my top 10...15...20..25...25/30...30...35 Steely Dan songs! Maybe 40. Can"t decide. How do you fit 40 songs in a top 10 list? 🤪
😂
My Spotify best Of Steely Dan playlist has 25 songs on it
Some people literally made fun of my love for Michael McDonald over the years. I always told them they seriously needed to take some music appreciation classes.
Happy, uplifting music yet thought provoking at the same time.
"Going insane, laughing through the frozen rain...." lmao😂
Always another tasty track with them! Third World Man hopefully next. Thank you for your attention and admiration of "the Dan"!
Thx for a great reaction to this track!! This is a jam!! It brings back so many memories from what seems a life time ago..Shout out from the old metal head from Detroit..Peace and love..
Digging your reviews guys. This is a great up tempo Dan song. How can you go wrong with Michael McDonald harmonizing. Walter Becker does the guitar solo.
Another great reaction. I really appreciate your knowledge and appreciation of music. 🙏
Little Feat "Red Streamliner". They bring the funk on this track with Michael McDonald on back-up vocals. One of my favorites.
If you want to read a piece about the technical issues that cursed the making of this record, do a search for a piece called "Katy and the Gremlin" by Denny Dias. A very interesting read.
Next album - Countdown to Ecstasy - starting with the first song - Bodhisattva, by the time you get to song #3 - Boston Rag - and #4 - Your Gold Teeth you will understand its title.
I’m just sitting here listening to you guys do this reaction while watching the Ranger game. I sometimes have my best thoughts and realizations while multitasking! Lol I’m thinking how nice it must be discovering new music you guys are reacting to for the first time at this stage in your lives as accomplished musicians and engineers yourselves. In a way I have rediscovered some of the music of my younger years by listening to whole albums nowadays on RUclips and other music platforms while doing my art. Ya see growing up when we bought an album for the most part we bought it for a few songs we listened to on the radio. Not all but most albums you just picked the needle up and either skipped music or kinda rushed through it. I also think because we were inundated with so much good music hitting the airwaves. But getting back to my original thought I’m a little envious of you guys. I also had a huge spectrum of music I listened to being I had 3 older brothers who were into different music than myself. My oldest brother loved the oldies and Motown. Then came singer songwriter and southern rock with another and the third who was close to my age liked disco and R&B. So I loved it all and didn’t miss much! I’d love to see what you guys listened too growing up! Anyway love your style keep grooving!❤👍🏻👌🏻💪🏻
So clean. Brings me back to fm radio chillin on the porch in NY
That ditch out in the valley they’re digging just for me.. gold
Just the way l like to wake up with weekend morning music, as my kids used to say👍🥰🎵
Good Morning!!
@@AirplayBeats YES IT IS, THANK YOU 👍🥰
Love this album. You can hear the change from the first 3 records. Though as you say there were hints of what they wanted to do. They are just 2 now and started bringing in special session players. BTW you said you finished Gaucho but I don't think (I couldn't find it) you listened to the last song, the last of the 1972-80 run of excellence. 'Third World Man' is the one you missed. The last song as a team for over 20yrs. Great vocals of course, special harmonies and IMO Larry Carlton's most beautiful guitar work and a perfect outro. Love the Dan. Great stuff guys...
Yea we have one more left on Gaucho. I’ve got so much music in my head these days that I’m losing track. 😂
The time is consistent. The subdivision, impetus, head nod... Yeah. That is gonna vary. In fact, ...
Many times (not just with you guys), my head is nodding at 1/2 to 1/4 the speed yours are. Then again, I have been listening to these SD phrases for decades - many decades. So, ...
Yeah.
Another great Steely Dan song. You still need to do "Third World Man" from the Gaucho album.
You’re right!! We got one more to go on that album. I thought it was over
Yeah, Third world man has one of the best guitar solo of all music, on my opinion, and is Joni Mitchell's favourite song!
Yeah exactly .
Gotta reserve a separate Shelf for the Dan's Vinyls .
Katy Lied just might be a "Creeper" kinda album ...sneaky good (like "Bad Sneakers" ... couldn't resist ...hah !) .
Love that 70’s Far East sounding guitar intro lead sound
Love it!! Great tune. :)
All true the comments, in the 70s there were so so many great bands that i was brought up with, but no group apart from the Beatles had such a stunning catalogue of tracks!!!
You guys should do some Joni Mitchell. Steely and her shared a lot of musicians - from Larry Carlton and Wayne Shorter to... Michael McDonald (they did a duo on her song "Good Friends"), and her 74-75 albums (Court & Spark, The Hissing of Summer Lawns) definately share some vibes.
🤗 The Dan is back! 😚 Cool Beans! 🥰🐰
Gary Katz is a legendary producer and did all the 70s Steely Dan albums.
Did we really have transistors then? Wow, I’m old! Another banger. We never knew what to expect from them but we did know they would be 🔥
When Michael M. does background vocals his voice sounds like more than one person. Like 2 or 3 people are singing in unison. He's not the songwriter that Donald Fagen is, but then again he ain't no slouch either. This album is chock full of great little tunes.
Modern masters.
You need to listen to Chain Lightning from this same album & a totally different sound from them. After that go to Countdown to Ecstasy and listen to Bodhisattva---you won't regret it.
The wonders of SD!
They are engineering masters
Time and tempo is an afterthought with Steely Dan. They are the shit
You can clearly hear McDonald in the backing vocals.
that's the stuff right there, yep that's it for sure........
Would've been nice to have some comments on Dan lyrics. Cuz it's such a big part of their songwriting.
I love this album, but I can't wait until you get to Pretzel Logic.
That chorus is so catchy but so outta nowhere
That ditch out in the valley that they’re digging just for me.
Have you gentlemen reacted to Robin Trower yet? If not; may I suggest Too Rolling Stoned. Three piece band, drummer, bass player(vocals) and guitar (Robin Trower). I don’t think, I know, both of you will be pleasantly surprised. I totally enjoy your reaction videos. Keep up the excellent work. 🍻🖖
The album cover of Katy Lied shows a grasshopper which is one of the family of insects called KATYDIDS
One of my favorite Dan tunes! Has there ever been a better backup singer than Michael McDonald?
The late great Jeff Porcaro is on drums. Please check out the band Toto, Porcaro's main band.
You can start with their most popular tunes Rosanna, Africa, and Hold the Line. No doubt you heard all those tunes, but they have a ton of great music that you guys would dig.
That solo in the bridge around 3:00 sounds like John Mayer
Being you guys really like Steely Dan you all ask lots of questions about the group but have never asked how they got the name well once you find out you’ll get a chuckle.
I think that was covered in their first few Dan reactions via comments 😉.
Oh the chords, the chords..
I can digit!! groovy // farout... and all that ........
If you want to check out Walter singing, hit "Slang of Ages" from Everything Must Go. Great song.
Yes Katydid!! ..
Oddly, Steely Dan has legions of haters, proving that they were were doing something right!🖖🏼
If everyone liked them, they'd become Abba or The Carpenters....
They spent MONTHS in the studio. Longer sometimes.
Finish Gaucho with Third World Man
It’s coming
I'm waiting to see what you think of Two Against Nature
My Gold Teeth II, Rose Darling - and wait til you get to Godwhacker or West of Hollywood on later albums
Donald Fagen's "New Frontier" next, please
Guitar solo by Walter Carl Becker
In 70s when salesmen demoed stereo they always used steely Dan because it was recorded so well . I believe Fagan and Becker would work with engineering until it was perfect probably driving engender crazy. I hope you don't take offence but album is interchangeable with record and we called individual music songs on record
And I've been meaning to ask, are those bobble head dolls in the background or Fram oil filters?
They are Funko Pops. Similar to bobble heads.
Y'all need to do show biz kids
I think the persona signing the sing is a crazy homeless person in some city downtown - NYC presumably
Police officer undercover to long, wearing "with a transistor and a large sum of money to spend" picturing a grave already dug for him "That ditch out in the valley that they're digging just for me" and wanting to come in from the cold because he is going insane...
Mike McDonald that's it
ruclips.net/video/4p1VDHzoFiE/видео.html Stevie ray, his brother Jimmie, Angela strehli, and Kim Wilson on harp " don't fall for me baby"
Katy lied. You can see it in her eyes. 🎶