The Dukes of September - Reelin' In The Years (Live)
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- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2025
- THE DUKES OF SEPTEMBER is a super group comprised of pop/rock/R&B icons Donald Fagen (Steely Dan), Michael McDonald (Doobie Brothers) and Boz Scaggs.
This video is taken from "Live at Lincoln Center" in NYC which was filmed in November 2012 for PBS' "Great Performances" series. It features the band's dynamic rock and soul revue and not only showcases their well-known hits such as Reelin' in the Years, Lido Shuffle and Takin it to the Streets , but also forays into rock and R&B gems such as Sweet Soul Music and Love T.K.O.
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Listing of Musical Performances:
People Get Up and Drive Your Funky Soul
Whos That Lady?
Sweet Soul Music
I Keep Forgettin'
Kid Charlemagne
The Same Thing
Miss Sun
You Can Never Tell
What A Fool Believes
Hey Nineteen
Love T.K.O.
Peg
Lowdown
Takin' It To The Streets
Reelin' In The Years
Lido Shuffle
Pretzel Logic
Them Changes
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And that ladies and gentlemen is how to play lead guitar.
And for younger viewers,that's a musical instrument called a guitar (gee - tar)
Just nails the lines: technically perfect, so musical and great tone!
So tasty
Herrigton will never play a Steely solo. not perfect hooks. solos because he said those are someone elses creations. His. solos rock
His tone is so dead on perfect too
Herington is still 'the shit' and tone master. Thumbs up.
Herrington naisl every note every time. Not a wasted, bragging lick, ever. Impressive. The stage is just overloaded with the absolute top shelf of american music.
I fully agree, he is an amazing guitarist!
Herrington is AMAZING...you wouldn't be with Steely Dan unless you were
Wow, are you kidding me? A Fagen, McDonald and Skaggs jam session! We're fortunate to live in a country where we're not only blessed to have this talent among us but we're free to listen and support these musicians !!
@@karininca3723 yep I don’t know if I’d like any of them personally but as long they play my ears are turned up to 11!
Hellava line up
They are loved all over this planet and specially by me since more than 40 years,greetings from Amsterdam Holland.
Kiddo. This kind of lineup is one in a million. Pay attention, because it doesn't get better than this.
@@damamae950 I was literally getting ready to say the same thing. It just doesn't get better than this.
20 doctors couldn't have the healing power this video does. I'm very thankful.
So true
@@bobstevenson8034 Wish I could say the same.
Especially Michael MacDonalds voice.
I love how they don't have weird clothing, fireworks, wind, water features or nearly naked dancers. They just PLAY THE MUSIC! And they are SO GOOD at it! Love this ❤❤❤❤❤❤
This ain't pop top 40 shit, these are actual musicians 😂
Yes, correct, AND THANK YOU!!!!
Master craftsmen dont need fripperies
Should have seen them in the 70s.
@@jdotozyes! But even today better than most of what’s out there now.
Now that Walter's gone, Donald has to carry the torch, stay healthy Donald, you are a national treasure, nobody will replace Steely Dan.
Walter's not gone he lives on he"s in the Steally Dan's music. Besides, what's pretzel logic ?It's about time travel if you must know.
You know, in fifteen years, nobody's gonna be around to play like this anymore. A lost art.
can’t disagree more. lots of talented kids out there.
@@michaelfitzurka5659 A lot of talented kids for sure. But how many are listening to this caliber of music, much less creating new? And of those even listening, how much of an audience will they find in 15 - 20 years? I'd say those of us who know and appreciate this music have been blessed. I don't enjoy sounding like an old fart, but I'm hard pressed to find any modern music of this high level of craft and soul.
@@sydgriffin7591 Check out Vulfpeck
@@Ruellibilly Thanks, I have, they're amazing. Really good stuff. I stumbled across them a while ago, but haven't followed them too closely. See my "old fart" comment above. But it also sort of confirms what I said. There are definitely folks putting out great music, but where's their audience? It all seems very niche, something people have to go out and find. And I get it, Pop music is not always going to be the place to look for serious musicianship, but lately it just sounds like a wasteland.
A few good songs pop up occasionally, but there ain't much quality overall. I mean, Steely Dan, The Allman Brothers, The Stones, The Beatles(!), etc. etc. There was some craftsmanship happening. Bands are hard, I know. But the reliance on producers for beats for artists to rap over is killing me. Maybe my radio is broken, but Lizzo and Megan Thee Stallion just isn't doing it for me.
@@sydgriffin7591 A lot more than you might think.
At first, I thought this was just going to be one more cover band.... but then I realize, sh*t this is the real thing here!!!!! Wow, what can you say?? Just speechless and mesmerized with all this talent on one stage!!!!!! I've watched hundreds of music videos on utube, why have I not seen this before???? WELL DONE!!!!
It’s steely Dan, well no Walter.
And that ladies and gentlemen is how you play lead guitar there's nobody better
That first note of the solo, just hanging there in the air, like a firework burning down ...
I want to give respect to the drummer -- his first gig with them, first tune, I can see how nervous he is. His groove is impeccable, awesome!
Amen!
He’s played with Toto also
@@hickskoone5428 Is that so.
Shannon Forrest is THAT dude. Incredible player.
Drummer is fantastic!!
"You've been telling me you're a genius since you were seventeen. In all the time I've known you I still don't know what you mean." One of my favorite lines ever.
Yep, I know people like that.
Sounds like Donald Trump.
@@kft590 let's go Brandon
@@insonh21 And you were the one saying you should support Trump he's our President, until the president is the other guy. Lets go Fascists!
@@kft590 Odd, I don't recall MAGA's burning down (Democrat-controlled) cities and Black-owned businesses coast-to-coast...
It was 1973, I was 19 years old and I had just left my home in Pittsburgh to start my new job in Waynesboro VA. I was ready to get off the PA turnpike when this song came on the radio. So now every time I hear this song, I’m 19 once again. I wish!
Nice❤
For me it's being a kid in the car ,my dad, my pops❤
Hey Nineteen 🎉
Heard this song in 1972/73 and immediately went and bought the album (can't buy a thrill). I am reelin in the years now but this track is timeless. ❤
Waynesboro, home of Ciro's Pizza right?
Jon Harrington is a master of his craft , just spot on . Unbelievable talent .
Absolutely!
You know, there are these "guitar gods" with their crazy hats, big hair, tattoos, or funny names but there are so many other guitar artists that can just play circles around them but toil around in relative obscurity entertaining us poor schlobs with their mastery of the instrument. Their efforts impress me daily!!!
Amen to that !!!
I lost count of the times when learning to play an "easy " number
when listening closely enough to notate it reveals a multitude of delicate complexity
naturally most of this occurred before youtube or indeed digital recording which was my journeyman era
in one sir. in one!
Jon Herington is the real deal.
Let's not knock those "guitar gods" just because there are other great guitarists out there that are least known to the general public. The problem is not them, the problem is the ignorant public that won't listen to anything that is not mainstream. And no, there are no guitar players that play circles around the "guitar gods" if by guitar gods you are referring to the likes of Hendrix, SRV, Clapton, Page, Beck, Blackmore, Gilmour, Santana, Young, Iommi, Moore, Allman, EVH..........
Let me name you a few that are less known to the masses but ARE guitar gods in their own right or could have been at that level had it not been for misfortune or not being in a more popular band/music genre.
Let's see how many you recognize from the list (I hope you are honest about it and respond if any that you hadn't paid much attention to before actually impress you); Frank Marino, Rory Gallagher, Allan Holdsworth, Paul Kossof, Alvin Lee, Terry Kath, Mick Taylor, Robin Trower, Danny Gatton, Randy Rhoads, Eric Johnson, Johnny Winter, Peter Green, Steve Hacket, Leslie West, Alex Lifeson, Eddie Hazel, Dickey Betts, Roy Buchanan, John Cipollina, Pat Metheny, John McLaughlin, Al Dimeola, Steve Howe, Robert Fripp, Andrew Latimer, Pat Travers, Joe Walsh, Don Felder, Pete Townshend, Stephen Stills, Robby Krieger, John Etheridge, Kim Simmonds, Stan Webb, Martin Barre, Allen Collins, Gary Rossignton, Steve Gaines, Hughie Thomasson, Billy Crain, Jimmy Herring, Neil Shon, Lindsey Buckingham, Ted Nugent, Gary Richrath, Steve Rothery, Steve Lukather, Michael Schenker, Mick Ronson, Mike Campbell, Jim McCarty, Jan Akkerman, Andy Powell, Ted Turner, Clem Clempson, Peter Frampton, Jerry Garcia, Jeff Healey, Derek Trucks, Warren Haynes, Joe Bonamassa, Gary Clark jr, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Phillip Sayce, Eric Gales......
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Johnny Thunders.
I found Seely Dan and their menagerie of amazing musicians in high school. 40 years later, there's nothing better.
Me too!!!😎😋
That kind of guitar playing is Hall of Fame.
Props to Herrington of course, he's a beast as we all know, but can we give some shine to Shannon Forrest on the drums too? Dude is absolutely incredible, he crushed it the entire concert
Just can't ever get over Shannon's work in this show, it's amazing.
I played drums for over 35 years, and Jeff Porcaro is one my all-time top-three drummers. I humbly submit that Shannon Forrest is the closest living thing you can get to Jeff Porcaro. The dude is absolutely, undeniably, off-the-charts in groove. Tasty grooves. Tasty fills. Same drum sounds, same cymbal sounds, same "lope" on the Jeff tunes he played with Toto.
If I believe in that sort of thing, I'd argue that he actually IS Jeff Porcaro reincarnated.
Shannon Forrest played drums for Toto a few years ago when I saw them.
I'm just wondering if Keith Carlock is still with the band...
@@alanh7247 Keith is playing with Steely Dan for the last few years. Also he is playing with a couple of other small groups.
With a Donald Fagen band, you know each and every musician is going to give 110 percent on every vocal, every note. No let ups anywhere. Perfectionist.
Love Donald Fagen I do
That is Micheal McDonalds band not Fagen’s !!!
Perhaps your right. I still love Donald Fagen.
Donald is a musical genius.
Truth🎉
Herrington is just so versatile. He duplicates the styles of multiple session guys that the Dan used over the years. Just incredible.
he's still learning he does his best to copy elliott but sadly inferior
Love watching Donald smile during his guitar solos, Jon never misses a beat, ever, like a clock.
I was really impressed with him. Had to dig to find out his name. He is so relaxed and plays within himself. That's a Major Dude.
He is a chill guy too. Saw one of the last Becker tours at the Beacon, “The Dan who knew too much.” It was Aja “album” night. Third row with wife and friends. Got to watch all of them close. Great group of pros. Jon is unique, so smooth and chill. Look him up. After the show we go to Beacon Hotel Bar, and there is some of the band. Jon was so approachable, easy to talk to. We decide to find a pub for a burger, and sure enough, they showed up to eat. They were seated next to us. Great folks and conversations. Great night.
Jon Herrington is a freak of nature! Great job by all.
Dam. Helluva performance. Guitar is beautiful. All flows so nice.
They just don’t make music like this anymore. Such a shame for today’s generation.
True.
There just aren’t people who know how to use their voices and play their instruments like this. They just want to show their butts and shred their vocal chords
No Hippies nor liberals here--mens haircuts getting shorter, just like rednecks from the early 1960's
Great perfofmNce
Primo musicians, masters of their craft, respect.
However, I’m still missing Sir Walter Becker.
RIP
It's unfortunate, but I believe we [or more accurately popular Music] will never see their like again!
I didn't fully realise how lucky I was growing up and becoming a music fan / consumer / buyer in the 1970's.
... I do now.
Hats off to Boz for doing such a stellar job. Herrington is a given, I just really enjoyed Boz on this.
Boz often gets overlooked as a fine guitarist because of his great vocals. He holds his own and then some.
Ancestor of J H invented Top Hat 1797
@@DM-hk4cw if I had to pick just one to see live it would be Boz
@@rickingamells1078 oh yeah, definitely.
@@DM-hk4cw named my dog Boz
Herrington is the man! Can play all the traditional solos, but always throws in his own very tasty parts.
He makes Fagen smile. That says a lot :-)
You are right on!!
He and Larry Carlton are two of the best
he's still learning he does his best to copy elliott but sadly inferior
I agree totally , Yea awesome
Amazing to see Boz Scaggs playing guitar to a Steely Dan song and do it so well, incredible!
Heck yeah Boz is incredible, he had albums out in 74, I worked at a bar he had played regularly in Austin, amazing talent, he toured silk degrees at the auditorium in Austin, packed, the boy had done good and was coming home.!!
@@timcastens1150 Awesome!
But, safe to say, Jon looks like he's just strumming a simple guitar cord, he's done those riffs so many times. 😆
@@bernlin2000 Fair enough.
i love how happy fagen is in this. he's just jamming with the pals
How the fuck did it take me 10 years to discover this? Awesome. That’s the only word for it.
Man, Donald has really figured how to make an aging voice fit the song. Next level professional sitting at the piano.
Elliot Randall’s superlative and iconic solo (done in one take on the original ) tastefully brought back to life by Jon Herrington
Very tastefully! A gorgeous mixture of very faithful original licks interwoven with some super new material.
To be frank, I don’t think I’ve heard a better version; superb in all departments!
Thank you one and all🍾❤️
No, it's not even close.
Not the guitar sound, or the notes played.
Sadly.
@@Cougar1212 Close? What are we into here, copycat music? If you want to hear that, download the original. Turd.
Elliot is awesome. He says it was actually the second take - because for some reason, no one was recording the first take!
@@senseiruss
Whatever he managed, it was "Lightning in a bottle" ⚡
And the fact that he managed to lay it down twice is the stuff of legends.
Boz Scaggs was always underrated as a guitar player. I like to see him bringing it.
Boz's falsetto is so clean and beautiful....
Long live Steely Dan and friends. ❤
Giant HOLE without Fagan. Miss him. Boz and McDonald?? Geezus this is DIED AND GONE TO HEAVEN time. Herrington is a wizard. CAn't say enough....my ALL TIME FAVORITE song. This video is 11 years ago...we are INDEED "Reeling in the years".
Donald can afford top class musicians and it shows!
I love Steely Dan
I knew that Jon Harrington was an amazing guitarist. Had no idea Boz Scaggs was great, as well. Texas son represent!
I knew Boz was a handy guitarist but to play with this band, he's better than handy. Love it!
Silky-smooth
Boz was actually born in Canton, Ohio but is considered a Texan. William Royce Scaggs. Genius. Always great live. That tenor ages beautifully. Don't miss him if you get the opportunity.
This is excellent all around. Someone point me to some new music with the gravitas of this vintage gold. I miss the music of the seventies, not in that I can not still listen to tons of stuff I missed that is great, but there seems a huge void in the post 2000's landscape for that magic.
This should have millions of likes.
Your comment deserves some likes too
Gee whiz...no auto tune...no drum machine...no garbage..just the best of the best doin the job😁
There is blatant autotune on Don's vocals and he has used it for years now on stage
Jon was passing through Indiana for one year in 1981-82. Took a part time gig teaching guitar at Anderson College where I was studying guitar performance. To have him as a private instructor for one year is still one of the most humbling and blessed experiences I’ve ever had! He was a gifted teacher and his playing left us speechless! So happy for his success through the years. We’ll deserved!
Damn, you ARE a lucky guy! I can imagine students being told after hearing him play "you may close your mouths now" ;-D
Did you learnt something .
@@ncpathak5525 the bulk of what I know I learned from Jon. His ear was unbelievable and his patience as a teacher was a gift! There were only six of us that received private lessons. As a farm boy from a quiet, western Indiana family farm I never dreamed of such an opportunity. We really didn’t know who he was in ‘81 but we knew he was good, and destined for greater things. So glad for him!
@@stephendawg1 Opportunity availed. Good enough.
@@stephendawg1 Great post Steve, I know what you mean, I had lessons with Frank White in Sheffield, England who was Joe Cocker's guitar player and his ear was amazing....I think that is so key.
I had been trying to figure out the solo on "Fingers burned" by Alan Parsons...on Eye in the Sky by Iairn Bairnson...which is tricky...Frank had never heard it, listened to it once and played it note perfect back to me...and taught me how to play it...I am still not quite there.....25 years later!
Jon though is truly world class.
Wow, the line-up, the parts, arrangement, simply just WORLD CLASS..
Shannon Forrest is my new drum hero… dude kills it! Jim Hodder would be proud!
Jeezus John Herrington is a friggin MONSTER guitar player. And I’m a pro guitarist playing for 40 years. Gotta play this one like the record for obvious reasons but I’d love to hear this guitarist just improvise his own stuff over the whole tune.
I remember when this tune came out. Listening to the radio. Just a young kid but it clicked with me. Great song.
my first concert steely dan opened for black oak arkansas...i know crazy! They played this and I fell into a 40+ year love affair with Fagen and Becker, may he RIP.
Make no mistake, Boz can hang with the best of them!
Rest well in peace Mr. Jim Beard - thank you for the music
Herrington makes it look effortless! Absolute master.
I will never forgive myself for missing these guys when they were in Los Angeles. Never.
This is what fine wine tastes like when it ages, isn't it wonderful?
Excellent job Jon Herrington did, playing the melody and still outlining Elliott Randall's lines without quoting it note for note!!
I've watched this video a 100 x and everytime I'm more impressed and mesmerized. Damn.
One of the greatest lead guitar licks of all time. OUTSTANDING !
pity its not a good copy
Jon Herrington ,WOW.!!!!!
All of these guys are from a time when the best musicians made it. So much talent!
John Herrington is my hero.
No kidding. One of the guitarists' guitarists. Boz is right in there with it.
How do you take such a perfect and noteworthy solo and make it “better”? So tasteful.
Brings me back to those 70’s warm, breezy spring days blaring out of open dorm windows at UCONN while watching the girls walk by.
One of the rare times Jon Herrington is given his proper place in the mix! Absolutly first class!
All stars
How it is done. (Live, no second takes, all there, right now.)
It’s been my dream for decades to be able to play this song on guitar. Great to see John and Boz nailing the harmonies!
Harrington is a beast. He filled in with the Eagles and played Felders parts SPOT ON.
Bozz was burning the fretboard as well. Pretty good for an old guy.
My my the talent on that stage....
Makes me feel young again
More beautiful than the day I first fell in love with it 50 years ago. Thank you for adding so much pleasure to my life, Donald, late Walter and everyone else.
You and me.. I’ve been listening to them all forever.. loving them all forever.. Liz Davies from Aus
Rock royalty on that stage.
Musicians of today need to take a page or two from these guys, This my friends is American music at its finest.
JH, total pro. clean. omg.
On fire, everyone is so amazing! This song is at least 50 yrs old! I can still hear Denny Diaz and Skunk Baxter!
Jon! So good.
Some lively, memorable guitar riffs going on there... Sweet!
Amazing cast here ❤
This song just cooks.
True guitar hero
There’s no substitute for experience…
Watching and hearing these guys is an ultimate experience!
KARL!,...RUN GO TELL YOUR MAMA TO PUT HER CLOTHES BACK ON!...
Yes Siree!
Jon Herington & Freddy Washington are amazing!❤
This is a masterclass on leaving room for every note from every person on stage. Amazing.
Guitar playing WAS outstanding, but the drummer was awesome!
Wish I could have been there!!!
Jon is one of the best jazzguitarist that plays rock like a god!
That was excellent, 😢 I have no doubt that Walter would approve. 😢❤
Legends on Stage.
Someday I want to see this band
Musicianship is just incredible here as it always was growing up in the 70's. They're all just amazingly in sync and beautiful mood created over and over.
This and Deacon Blues my 2 all time favorite Steely Dan songs
I remember listening to this when the album first came out. During a difficult time for me in my 20s. This song in particular helped a lot. Thanks eternally Steely Dan.
It doesn't get any better then that
The drummer, Shannon Forrest is outstanding and needs mention for his props. Great band ,Love the name The Dukes of September. Kudos to Fagan, Scaggs and McDonald.
Took it from XTC's psuedo name Dukes Of the Stratosphere.
BRAVO !!!!
best quality concert i ever went to was STEELY DAN.. and they are still in my soul, since the 70s.. thanx DONALD..
I grew up on this music . Good times for sure ! Did I mention a 1976 Dodge van ...Thanks for the memories good music ...
He doesn’t even break a sweat!
one of those classic rock songs that takes you to a happy place / moment / memory. Thanks Steely Dan
What a combo of professionals doing what they love best. Singing and be part of the music world. I was only a kid back then listening to this song on the radio. At 50 now and still appreciating that music. Beautiful video. Regards from Bougainville Island, Buka. PNG.😂😅
I have watched the dvd of this show soooo many times….no pyro, no laser, just pure music, great songs and very very talented musicians. I just hope the Dukes will come to europe one day..