FIRST TIME HEARING Steely Dan - Do It Again REACTION
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You guys don't even know what you're doing to yourselves by listening to every type of music you can find. You are creating new synapses in your brain, you are becoming more educated and finding out what every country, race and ethnic part of the world has to offer. You are learning that no one has the best music, and that all peoples have talent and music in their soul. You are just like I was at your age...Never confined to one idea or thought. I wish we were best friends.
Luke Goff....well said! And I wanna hang with y’all too! Just about all I listened to was Steely Dan in high school...AND all the other cool music you’re playing!
Yes!!
Truth 🙏
“I wish we were best friends,” love it, they are amazing😍
I grew up in 50s & 60s and thanks to great Oakland/SF Bay Area music stations (KDIA, KSOL, KYA, KJAZ & KQED-TV) I was able to incorporate many styles of music into my life. Note: Sly Stone was a DJ on KDIA & KSOL).
It's such a divided country, so much hatred now, and you guys come at us with love. Thank you!
Only the media and democrats are dividing people.
I so agree. Love these two!
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Peter Jonas so joining this bubble of love!!!!
I wish YT had hears
I’m 67 and have fallen in love with you guys! I’m watching your reaction to many songs I’ve heard for years, but find myself hearing new joy and excitement in them just by watching your open and authentic reactions. It is awesome to see! You’ve connected people and brought love and joy forward by being the open minded, open hearted young men you are! Keep it up! You are part of the change we need in the world!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Amen! Bless their hearts😁
I watch them for similar reasons. I live the look on younger folks faces when they discover the gold many of us have known for decades.
Wow..sooo coool..wish my mom was still here she loved Steely too and I'm sure she would love these guys
Amen to that.
I am 70 and love these guys!!
When I am feeling down, I watch a bunch of these videos. The pure joy from these kids is absolutely fantastic. I love how hard they are jamming to the genius of Becker and Fagen.
These glorious young spirits completely "get" the creation of those glorious genius spirits. Both song and kids are uplifting which is, of course, an understatement.
I watch them every night before bed, go to bed with a smile. I love the diversity of music that they play & that they’re all universally good. Doesn’t matter the genre, good music is good music.
I'm 59. I've heard this song HUNDREDS and HUNDREDS of times, and never enjoyed it more than THIS time, watching it with ya'll!
bassofone1 ditto. Isn’t it GREAT to see this?!
bassofone1 55 here and same reaction ... Steely Dan brings me joy.
Ditto! 58
I love you young men for your insight, and love of music, which is the universal language. Thank you for reminding me of the great musical artists who have contributed to that language over the years. You do this 74 year old woman of color proud. I am overwhelmed and feeling young again. Promoting you to my older and younger friends. Keep keeping on. Carolyn Hobbs
Yep. 53. Some things don't have an expiration date
These kids are awesome jamming out to Steely Dan. This is evidence good music is timeless and proof youth isn't doomed. Bravo! Subbed!
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Hi guys. A suggestion, since you like to play the instruments of the song. Group: A Great Big World. Song : Rockstar 🎸
It gives me hope
Its evidence that they have musically intellectual brains. Neat to see. I'm not a fan of some things, and they raised my awareness! Amazing or what? Cooo
@@paperclips4113 I was thinking the same thing.
I'm overwhelmed with emotion when young people listen to music wrote when I still had training wheels on my bike that maybe we'll get through 2020 and move forward as humans
Steely Dan... My all time favorite band. This is doing my heart a world of good. I'm all in. You guys have won me over.
Subscribed.
Can you please recommend some more Steely Dan? I love Do It Again, Dirty Work, and Don't Take Me Alive. If I had to pick a few favorite S.D. songs. But I don't know much of their discography. Thanks!
@@j.b.8546 Hey Nineteen, Black Cow are two other great songs
@@j.b.8546 And my all time favorite Steely Dan song is Peg
@@toptoystop3629 peg is the JAM... thanks for the recommendations, you have great taste
If nothing else, Steely Dan is one of the SMOOTHEST sounding bands ever.
Damn right
Without question
Like silk. So lucky to have grown up with this stuff..
No doubt. Such a unique and well crafted sound. They are in my all time list.
The royal scam album 👍🏼
One of My all time favorite groups.
OMG I played this song just the other night! My grandson comes out of his room (he's 21) and says DAMN GRANDMA, THIS SONG IS ON POINT!
From one Granny to a Grandma...right on, sister!
Rock on, MeeMaw! Lol! ( 56 & still waiting on grandkids! )
GRANDMA!! Ha, that tells you just how TIMELESS Walter Becker and Donald Fagen are! RIP Walter....
@@allisonyoung4007 ...me too...just have grand dogs...lol
@@jazzyboy7784 CATS🙆🙄🤣
“Stanley Dan” haha you guys crack me up! Seriously though I have heard this song hundreds of times and your appreciation for all the elements of the song make it seem new again and I love it even more now! ♥️
Yes - Boz Scaggs: Low Down - you'll love it!!!
Harbor Lights!
Omg, yaasss...
Yes!!!!
This guitar solo is seriously one of the most overlooked and underrated ones out there. Glad you loved this!
Agreed. This was the age of fantastic guitar solos, when they actually had story and melody without words.
Off the chain! Known for their studio work. They are true artists. Glad you enjoyed boys.
I think you're referring to the electric sitar solo.
@@windnchgo I keep forgetting that 😁
Lucy Jones. Denny Diaz was the soloist, he was playing a Dan Electro Coral Electric Sitar! A brilliant moment in American recording history.
I’am so happy I stumbled into TwinsthenewTrend! Not only are you freakin adorable, you have great attitudes. I love your willingness to try new things. It’s awesome young adults like you who will bring our country together. You Rock!
Well said!
I totally enjoy listening to these great old tunes.
To see the guys expressions is brilliant.
Thanks for all the great songs.
You guys rock!
Fagan is a musical genius. We got high to some Steely Dan. for sure.
Yes they are so adorable 😍 💕 and very well mannered and I love the fact that they are so open to listen too and really appreciate good music from our generation. It goes to show good music last a lifetime!
Absolutely they are the Best
Love seeing the younger crowd dig the older joints. They don't write music today like they did back then. One of my favorite guitar solos of all time too. Absolute banger.
As an older Afro American female who grew up with Steely Dan and loves S D, it was a pleasure seeing you enjoy this fine music! Bravo! Exposure is important!
I love when people discover Steely Dan, such a great band that is very underrated in my opinion. The best part is the deeper you get, the better the songs get!
Yes I totally agree! I am 50 and my mom played their music all the time when I was a little girl and I loved it! Still do.
There is nothing about Steely Dan that is underrated. Steely Dan has always been amazing and their fans know they are on a different level from many other musicians. Quality not quantity.
Right? Along with Supertramp.
They aren't underrated at all and are held in the highest respect by millions of fans and musicians for the last 48 years. Where have you been ?
They have been my favorate band sence I first heard them in 1972 when I had a brand new baby-----48 years ! I sill love both of them very much--
Can't lose with Steely Dan. HEY NINETEEN will take you back there even if you weren't...for real
One of my favorites
The Cuervo Gold, the fine Columbian...…………………….
Ok. This was my "make me smile" moment of the day. Thanks guys!
Yaaasss!!!!
I like "Hey Nineteen" too :)
The artists in this duo Feagin and Becker were studio musicians, not a touring act. The production is impeccable. Very tight. The writing is always interesting, not common. Smooooooth. Ear candy.
I did get to see them perform at the Sopwith Camel in Glendale. But you're correct, they didn't tour often. 50 years ago? Damn!
Out of all the "first time hearing" RUclips channels, yours is the ABSOLUTE BEST!
The others are just imitators
This is the correct reaction to this song.
Amen
This song is is still bad ass
When you get older, there are certain songs that you associate with specific settings from your youth. For me, this was a sunny Saturday afternoon, tired of cruising Main, you park your car in the shade of a big tree in the park. You crank up the tunes and sit on the hood of your car, watching the other kids cruise by in their rides. Good times back in the late 70's.
Reminds me of heading to swim team practice at 5 am weekdays...would come on the radio.
Reminds me of dancing to this record in my parents living room and every trip to the coast.
Our tape deck broke once and my sibs and I sang almost the whole album all the way to the cold pacific.
I was in the Army stationed in Korea while this song was getting a lot of air time.
We used to cruise main street in a old jeep with a Craig tape player and speaker boxes in the back. Steely Dan tapes spent a lot of time in the player.
First time i heard it i was shooting a game of pool high and was hypnotized. Just thinking 'wow'.
Try Steely Dan’s “Hey Nineteen” ... Your Michigan Granny 👩🏾🦳
These boys have Grannies in every state in the Country. EVERYBODY LOVES THEM!
Steely Dan's hey nineteen is a GREAT song I love that song
@@lucretiasmith9897 I love it too.
Hey 19 that's Reatha Franklin....🤣
Hey Nineteen is loved by this grandmother too! Love you guys!
"I just realized he did not say one word for a whole minute" - yep
Just killin it!!!
Haha. That cracked me up. They're called solos, kids. Or guitar breaks. And there were keyboards in there, too. And it was for way more than a minute. But that was a sure sign they were into it. And it was different to them. Fabulous.
Steely Dan has so many bangers bro, their lyrics are dark and dirty on top of amazing perfectionist music
Any band that's named after a mechanical steel dildo has to be great.
I think the lyrics contrast with the voice, which is why I love them
Steely Dan were celebrators of the sleazeball, and should be hailed as kings.
Truth! 💯💯💯💯💯
Their name is dirty, look up what a steely dan is.
"Deacon Blues" is my favorite song by Steely Dan. "They got a name for the winners in the world, I want a name when I lose. They call Alabama the Crimson Tide, call me Deacon Blues"
For me it's Show Biz Kids.
YES. Deacon Blues!
@@dougpizzi3796 My favorite off of that album is either King of the World or Bodhisattva. It's all excellent, of course.
Reeling In the Years
My bf thought it was ‘my grandmother loved Crimson Tide’ 😂
One of the greatest hits of the 70s decade! I'm loving listening to these tunes in a whole new way!
Steely Dan 70's and 80's, need to hear Deacon Blues and Hey nineteen. I enjoy you all.
Back in the early '70s when I was 15 years old, all of my friends were into Backman Turner Overdrive and Kiss... Me? Steely Dan was my groove. Though my young mind had no idea what their lyrics were about, I was all about their smooth sound. Now, this 60-year-old Grandfather is enjoying watching these kids feel that same groove that I felt oh so long ago! Glad to see this generation feel the exact same feelings that we had nearly 50 years ago.
Same with me. Never could understand my friends taste in 70s music. Now I see so much clearer - some people have no standards. I cried tears of joy and nostalgia listening to this with these young men, and in my mind it was a summer in my teens.
I love this comment so much. I grew up on my parents 45's.
Close to your age...and isn't it amazing you can sing every single word even if you haven't heard it in a while?
The 70's were amazing years to be a teenager. I loved early Elton John, Led Zeppelin, Chicago, Fleetwood Mac and yes Steely Dan. They're all still on my playlist today along with other amazing artists. Best music ever!
I saw Kiss in Sydney in the 70s and couldn't hear for 3 days afterwards.
That's Denny Dias guys. One of the best guitarists of this or any generation. (And watching your reactions to this song made me weep with joy. You two are a national treasure. Listen on!)
It's 2:30 a.m. and was about to fall asleep till I saw you play Steely Dan song...got up and put on AJA album. Don't know if I'll be able to sleep but, I'll have a smile on my heart.
Except that he's playing a sitar here...
Always loved this music -listening to Kacey Kacem top 40 every week but never knew their back story. Love when I get the back story.
It is in fact a sitar!! but an ELECTRIC sitar running a nice touch of reverb and a pinch of distortion.
@@odurandina It's a guitar with a sitar type bridge to create the tonality
I had to come back and rewatch this great reaction! One of my favorites of you guys! This song is fantastic. “Time out! Flag on the play!” That killed me.
Steely Dan was a warmup band I saw in the early 70s. I've loved them ever since, and feel pretty fortunate that I got to see them, because they were known as a studio band. Not a traveling band. Great to see your reactions!!
Agreed..........and I was lucky to see them in person as well. First heard them in college in 73 ..........been a fan ever since.
Songfacts: The instrument used on the first instrumental break is an electric sitar, which was played by Steely Dan mainstay Denny Dias (who later became a computer programmer). This is followed by an organ solo, which was played by Donald Fagen. This was described in the album liner notes as "an inexpensive, imported plastic organ (an instrument which long ago fell into disuse in most rock circles)." This was later revealed to be a Yamaha YC-30 with something called a portamento ribbon, which could create the slide effect.
Check out Steely Dan's Dirty Work. Think you will like that one.
Thanks for these tidbits Mike!
@@katejustus6275 You're welcome Kate!
Denny Dias became a comp programmer! What a waste.
Mike K That’s heavy Mike.
I swear the 70's was the best decade for Rock 🎸
So true
Yep
1975 to 1985 is the best 10 years of music and movies IMO
ALL MUSIC! 70s FACTS.
I agree and I am in my 20s. The 70s are my favorite decade for everything.
Try Santana Black magic woman!!!!🎸🎤🎼🎶🎧
Listen to Chicago's "Twenty-five or six to four."
Truly a must. Make it happen guys!
Yep! I played Alto Sax in our HS band in the mid 70's and we played 25 or 6 to 4:at every football game!
Absolutely!
YES
Face melter fusion jazz is that these guys need!
Love how you guys are dig’n Steely Dan. That whole record is great and also “Aja” is their other phenomenal record. They broke the mold in the 70’s. Their style was so fresh and no one was making the sound they made.
Even today, hardly ANY organic music, w/these lyrics/rhythms, are being made. It's ALL formulaic, cookie-cutter demographics! SAD...All being "manufactured" to satisfy "The Quick fix!"....But w/no long-lasting FX!
Bernard Purdie’s on that album. He does drums on a couple of tracks, specifically Home at Last. That’s probably one of my favorite albums by an artists/Group.
@@robinsl27 The Purdie Shuffle!
yeah 'Aja' is one for the time capsule
@@scharlesworth93 Aja and Royal Scam and I'm good on a desert island.
Steely Dan is one of the best sounds in music. I love them 🙌
I agree 100%.
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Me too!!!
Perfect fusion of jazz and rock
That realization that there haven't been any vocals in a minute+ is so good. I love getting lost in music like that, when you're so into it you lose track of what's happening, you're just locked into it.
That's Denny Dias playing a Coral electric sitar - an electric guitar that produces a sitar-like sound. It's an outrageously good solo, and the fact that it was played on a Coral sitar just increases the WTF factor. Great choice guys.
Welcome to the Steely Dan rabbit hole.These guys will always give you the mellow groove with exceptional musicality. I always got to plug in my bass guitar when I hear these guys.
Preach!! They need to react to "Peg", next. 😎
Music to get stoned with in the 70’s. I guess it still is...lol.
@@madhatter5357 No doubt, one of my faves. Glad I had plenty of guy friends in college who would listen to the DAN w/ me. Most girls/women never got into them. Maybe it's because of my jazz roots from a young kid.
Mad Hatter yep!!! I just commented that they do "Peg" next!! Classic!
@@momofeagles Hey there, "Peg" 😎 I'm surprised to hear your gal pals didn't listen to Steely Dan. I was a teenager in the 70's and all of us girls loved them. Maybe a generational thing? 🤔
Steely Dan is one of the best bands EVER
You two make me smile . Thank you !
This music truly is mind-expanding. You kids are giving yourselves a great musical education.
The effect on a young mind when hearing Donald Fagen's voice for the first time!
The "Smoothest" music of the 70's. Deacon Blues & FM are a must.
Deacon bluesss
Absolute best
Deacon Blues is the BEST
@@traceyrees7805 My top three are: Deacon Blues, Hey Nineteen, and FM
Jim Frederick Josie, Deacon Blues, The royal scam (just to name a few). 😉
Pick any song by them. Every one is like going on an adventure. These guys are perfectionists and it shows in every song they do. You just turn them on and sit back and enjoy the ride. One of the best bands in Rock.
Dave Wilson One of the best groups of the 70s no doubt, everything they did was different and perfect
I agree 100%
One of the best of any genre. Their music, if you have to categorize, was a fusion of R&B, jazz, blues and rock. Steely was its own genre.
Theres just something about seeing 2 people experience one of my favorite songs for the first time. Dont matter what color you are, good music is good music, and i got goosebumps seeing them jam.
I am a 67 year old retired school teacher sitting at home alone during Covid. God bless you guys for taking me back to some of my favorite music. Check out Dire Straits if you like Steely Dan. Also, Google what Dolly Parton has written. She's amazing. I love that you appreciate good classic stuff.
One of the most technically knowledgeable and talented collection of artists ever. I grew up being a little brat about my dad playing this is in the car (Steely Dan is his favorite) but now I’m grateful. If you know anything about music theory, you know these guys are for real.
Me too! 40 yrs later to actually hear the lyrics HUMBLES me! Always in the car even when I begged to hear Van Halen and Styx on radio. YES got my dads attention. Do It Again is so soulful and smooth. Dad got us to our sports events family road trips doctor school...ect DO IT AGAIN and all Steely Dan brings back memories of the best of times being a kid in the 70s.
This is the music your grandparents grew up on. We are cooler than we look!
I’m 13 and this is one of my favorite songs!
You should hear the album Aja. The entire album is a put it on and just be. IJS
Terribly awesome album
No love for Gaucho?
The Black Crows, talks to angels, jealous again. !!! 💃🎧🎶🎼🎤🎸
TwinsthenewTrend, I did not see your enthusiastic reaction to Steely Dan coming. Haven't seen you two so animated on a video! Keep up your awesome journey of discovery! Love you two!
Did you see their reaction to Little Red Corvette?
I find that they are animated most of the time. Jmo😉 Love these two!!!💗✌
This is one of those bands that not enough people remember, if they even noticed them in the first place. They fly under the radar, way too underappreciated.
This have everything these boy love about rock: beat, interesting lyrics, interesting instrumentation, and soul/emotion.
Love!! You go boys!
Never seen them so animated on a video? There was no video. If they saw what we saw they were looking at an album cover.
“...didn’t say not one word for a whole minute...that’s crazy!” Pure critique right there. 🥰🤘
“It’s called a “solo”, son.” 😂
Quite a realization for a youngster!
@@cherylwoodward bridge
P rotoin Here is a fascinating, albeit very scholarly video, on a college course on music arranging(?) using “Black Cow” as the studied piece. It’s kind of long, but the instructions to the students in the beginning are interesting. Good stuff in here. ruclips.net/video/psEFA37_isE/видео.html
If you can't smile and be genuinely happy watching these two young men discover the music of our youth than something is wrong with us. Love you guys!
I am THRILLED you love this song! It is on my ALL TIME FAVE!! I’m watching this again. God bless the twins. Peace and love.
Baby Boys, Check out Summer Breeze, by the Isley Brothers.
Heck yes!!!
And then the Type O Negative cover.
Yeah, I liked the isley brothers
Or "who's that lady" 💕
Cruising music 1970's. So glad I was a teenager in th is decade!😊
Me, too!
@@strasserfamily 3
I was just getting out of my teens so I had the best of both worlds sixties and seventies
@@MarilynMayaMendoza Me, too! I still have this album, that I bought in the late 1970s while in college. It reminds me of lazy California summer afternoons...wonderful memories!
I was lucky to be a kid, with lots of teenagers in the family.
I should video myself: "First Time Watching First Time Hearing!" I'm laughing, dancing, crying, goosebumps! It's so fun. Keep it up guys. You make being stuck at home better.
Classic comment!💕
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That's gonna be the next hot shit 😛
Plus they take you back to a time when we all heard these songs for the first time.
“FIRST TIME HEARING Robbie Moreland FIRST TIME HEARING TwinsthenewTrend FIRST TIME HEARING Steely Dan - Do It Again REACTION
I love these songs and enjoy them like a hundred times more just digging how these boys are appreciating and grooving with them! ❤️👍
I SO TOTALLY LOVE YOU GUYS!! Its wonderful that you're expanding your musical genres and listening to so many different styles of music. Y'all are going to have to put the rest of your friends down with all of this "new" music so y'all can jam together ANYWHERE you travel to. Much Love to you guys!
Steely Dan is a band that had hit after hit after hit after hit..................... Black Cow, Hey Nineteen, Deacon Blues, Peg. But Black Cow has been sampled by old school hip hop artists. They literally do not have a song that ain't slammin!!
I always say “Steely Dan is nothing but hits!”
for so long they never toured b/c they wanted that perfect studio sound. Later I got to see them twice in concert. Harmonies so beautiful I had to close my eyes
Michael Mc Donald, lead singer, was one of Joni Mitchell’s favourite male singers
You’ve got that right.
"Kid Charlemagne" by Steely Dan was used in Kanye West's "Champion"....
Never before did I recognize how music is the human connector.
Music and sports are the two human connectors for sure.
My grandmother bought this for me when I was young. I BEGGED her for it!
Same here- 59 year old white woman and I get a kick out of this. Expanding their minds and joining us all. That’s great!
Steely Dan is a thinking man's rock band
Word.
Some thinking women have been known to like them, too.
“Walking with your suit on, your chest out, holding your little briefcase...”. I’m laughing so hard.
THIS!! Had me laughing!
😂😂
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I know I loved that
Puffed up!
Is he saying “Stanley Dan?” 🤣😂🤣 Love these guys! 💖
I love this video, because Tim with his do-rag down has a medieval vibe.
This song is about addiction...vices....first verse: drugs; second verse: sex; third verse: gambling. Go back, Jack, and do it again.....wheel turning round and round....can’t break the cycle
Did not know that.
@@marlarice go back and listen to the lyrics. Aint not cryptic nonsense, staight drop. No filler. 🍻
Yeah, crazy I’ve heard this song so many times but this is the 1st time I really analyzed the lyrics on a deeper level
Stefan Heath Steely Dan’s lyrics are cynical, sexual, and sarcastic....the themes of their songs are pessimistic. Hard to tell because the beat and rhythms are so upbeat and smooth. There are also literary references....I’ve looked up a lot of stuff on my favorite SD tunes so I could understand what the song was about. Google “Steely Dan meaning” ....and you’ll see what I mean.
this is music i grew up with in the seventies and eighties. to see you kids grooving to it gives me hope!
It is very good to see the reaction of these two boys. It is a reaction similar to the one I had when I heard this song in 1974, when I was still listening to AM radio.
These two know a great song when they hear one!
The lyrics go “we go back, Jack, do it again”. Great to see young people appreciating music which is timeless. Steely Dan are up there as one of the great 70’s bands that keep going today ❤️
It's so much fun watching you both discovering this great music.
Funny as hell
Totally agree, these two guys are priceless ☺
Exactly! This the real music we came up on. When they actually played their own instruments.💙🎶
Guys...I'm an old white guy, age 66, but I swear, watching and listening to this music with you takes me back to my frat house in 1975, getting ready to go out for the night, lovin the music. Thanks for helping me relive pleasant times. and thanks for appreciating the tunes.
Love, LOVE, L - O - V - E IT that You two are discovering "the oldies but goodies" music!💕
Music is the one thing that unites us all - and we all bleed red...
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They have a lot of albums. There isn't a boring song on any of them. Enjoy the rabbit hole! It's deep.
@ted ritola ...Preach!
Yess very deep! Steely Dan is a group that seriously addictive to listen to for real!
I hope Donald Fagan can see you guys enjoy their music. It’s so great to see you guys appreciating the greatest music. Check out all their albums. You’ll be glad you did.
you two young men and your reactions to these songs- y'all just tickle me. Thank you for your sweetness and also your desire to expand your musical "vocabulary"! I feel blessed! Btw, you will never know what all this exposure to all these different music genres is doing to expand your brain💓
Steely Dan is timeless Just great music no matter how old you are.
okay, it’s time to hear another one from Steely Dan. How about “Kid Charlamane” (studio version - not live). Larry Carlton’s guitar solos on here are so tasty. Who’s with me on this?
anything steely Dan
No lies in this comment. All truth.
@@thomburns5068 Cosign.
Every Steely Dan song is good
Comment is spot on!
There ain’t enough “O”s in smooth to describe Steely Dan. Soooo groovy 🎼🎼🎼🎼
I am a 54-year old female and found you guys last night. my 79-79 year old mom loved you too. You're enthusiasm and goodness made her cry. I've listened and watched dozens more videos at work now. I love this music. I love your appreciation of it! You guys are great.
They were masters in the studio. You should not only listen to their virtuosity as musicians but also the LYRICS! That's what defined the sixties and seventies.
Some of the best musicians ever, right there!
Danny Dias' solo blew their minds.
Your enthusiasm, curiosity, openness, and appreciation is infectious! I have been binge-watching your show today. I am a big fan. You two are rockstars!🤩🎸
You guys are just a pleasure to watch because you truly love music; Steely Dan was made up of two mucisians named Walter Becker and Donald Fagan along with a group of great studio guys who would become famous later on. If you liked the guitar solo in this song listen to a song called My Old School. Its about when Fagan and Becker first met and they decide to drop out of school and pursue music full time and their parents don’t want them to go.
Underrated Steely Dan song you're definitely gonna wanna hear. It's called "Time Out of Mind" I don't see people mentioning it, but it's my favorite Steely Dan tune.
its the light in my eyes, its perfection and grace, its the smile on my face....
Gaucho one of my favorite of their albums
It might be my favourite as well.
'Home At Last'
@@simontassano5992 yep 2nd fav!
"Reelin' in the Years"
I love seeing young people hear music from my days and enjoying it as much as I did and do.
These videos are cool as hell, thanks for sharing cuz it's cool to see the reactions. I am 48 and I think that this reminds me of what it's like to go crate digging and get to know records with other people in the shops in the city. Cheers guys enjoy the music.
There are lots of great Steely Dan songs for you guys to check out: "Deacon Blues", "Kid Charlemagne", "Hey Nineteen" to name just a few. They were an outstanding band.
Kid Charlemagne.... "Is there gas in the cahhhrr? Yes there's gas in the caaahhhr...."
Yeah! “Deacon Blues”
"Babylon sisters shake it..."
Josie, Deacon Blues, The Royal Scam, Rikki Don't Lose That Number (did they do that already?), Any Major Dude Will Tell You, Reelin' In the Years, Dirty Work, Dr. Wu (Katy Lied), Peg, Aja, FM........just love Steely Dan!
FYI, there was a fair amount of crossover between musicians from the Doobie Brothers and backing musicians for Steely Dan. Guitarist Jeff "Skunk" Baxter and Vocalist/piano/keyboardist Michael McDonald are often in the credits of Steely Dan songs. I think McDonald mostly did just vocals (Donald Fagen was Steely Dan's keyboardist)---you can always pick out McDonald's voice in the background. Jazz guitarist Larry Carlton also was on many Steely Dan recordings.
They still are, minus Walter Becker, RIP.
Sitar break: "Hold it! Time out! Flag on the field!!" :-) Enjoying watching you gentlemen discover this great music.
More great Steely Dan is
"Peg"
"Hey 19"
"FM (No Static At All"
"Black Cow"
"Show Biz Kids"
And A LOT more!
Deacon Blues, Aja
I can never get enough of Peg. That bass line is brilliant!
You guys, I just want to say that you’re fantastic! These reaction videos to songs you’ve never heard before that are decades old bring back so many wonderful memories of how much I love music. Whether you like every song or not, you show nothing but awesomeness and positivity. It’s a real joy to see music from the 70’s and 80’s get introduced to a new young audience who loves it as much as we do! Promise that you’ll keep up your videos...they make me so happy.
Starting at 4 minutes, Walter Becker is having a good laugh from the beyond.
I thought that was called a rift
Denny Diaz on electric sitar. I always assumed it was Becker, but he's on bass here.
Denny Dias. Sorry.
❤️❤️🎸✨✨✨😃
Check out Steely Dan's "Black Cow," sampled in dozens of hip hop songs.
I am 63 years old and I grew up with these great tunes you fellows are just discovering. Thanks for bringing Classic Rock into so many new listeners. Don't stop!
I'm a couple of years younger, but, yeah...
Love both of your reactions to this song, and the appreciation of all the instruments 🙌🏼 that’s exactly what’s missing from today’s music