Steely Dan - Bodhisattva - School of Rock 2017 AllStars Team 3
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- Team 3 of the School of Rock AllStars performing "Bodhisattva" by Steely Dan at 3rd Man Records in Detroit.
Drums: John Murray
Bass: Caroline Joseph
Guitar: Connor Teske
Guitar: Zachary Rogers
Guitar: Ryan Burks
Vocals: Ryan Burks
Vocals: Carolin
Keys: Ellie Klein
Flute: Julie Bobyock 
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This kid nailed one of the most technical guitar solos ever written/played 😯
1 year later: ALL of those kids nailed it. Frickin' amazing. They look like they had a blast.
These young folk not only have great taste in music but also the ability to play it well.
Great performance, the flute was a nice addition - well done!
Absolutely incredible. To see young people embracing Steely Dan and doing it so well warms my heart.
I'd bet that Jeff Skunk Baxter would be smiling if he watched them cover this rockin' classic tune! 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
And Denny Dias.
I graduated from High School in 1979. If there was School of Rock back then, I'd still probably be in High School. Rock On!
What a fantastic talented group of kids. This song is complex to say the least and they “killed “it”
If you look closely you can catch Caroline actually smiling at times during this song. The kids are awesome to say the least. Rock on !!!!
Who else notices how humble these kids and all SOR Teams are? They do an amazing performance and then change players on stage or walk off stage like the average kid change classes at school.
Yes I keep noticing that and I’m just very impressed.
DAMN!!!! This was so AWESOME!!! The lead guitarist BROUGHT IT!!!!!
Larry Carlton would be proud. Well done young folks!
@@ptinlv8378 Check out the 2015 AllStar Team 2 playing My Old School
@@ptinlv8378 I do a dozen Steely Dan songs. I watch these kids and other SOC band to make sure I'm playing the songs right.
Not too bad but pretty sloppy. So not nailed, but we'll studied. Also remember this was a Baxter Dias duet. They established an absurdly high level of musicianship.
I hope Becker and Fagen hear this ode to their brilliance.
@@ptinlv8378 Maybe Larry would, but this was Jeff Baxter and Denny Dias on the original.
Incredible amazing! a bunch of (terrific) kids doing better than a lot of "seasoned" pro musicians! singer is inside inner of the song!! lead guitar player got the groove and essence of the original solo with spectacular force and expression, flute, keyboard and bass player girls plenty of attitude, drummer was steady, energic and free of fly on tempo advancing, solid rhythms guitarists, Every band member make it great! One of the best covers ever IMHO.
Nearly every AllStar show features a _Steely Dan_ song. Them and Zappa are two of the foundations of the program.
wow stuff indeed...
So happy that's the case. Becker & Fagen composed songs that sounded 10 years ahead of their time … still sound that way today.
The shortness of the Miniskirt on the keyboard girl should be mandated as the required shortness of Miniskirts everywhere. Just a thought. Great job as usual kids!
I liked watching her the best.
Straight up awesome! More Dan from YOUR band please!
Lovin these School of Rock videos. There IS hope!
superb !!
Way more fun watching these fine, young musicians play this classic than watching any collection of session players surrounding Becker & Fagen do it, since they resumed touring in August of 1993.
By the way, check RUclips for the Midnight Special channel. Burt Sugarman has people putting up classic songs including several really awesome Steely Dan ones.
@@MidWestConcertVideo2 I have indeed, and watching that show every Friday night in 1973 is the reason my wife and I drove 90 miles one-way to see Steely Dan at the U. of Toledo in April 1974. No internet back then, so we had no idea that we would also be introduced to future blue-eyed soul legend Michael McDonald as one of the band members that day. We call it the concert of our lives, because Becker & Fagen wouldn't tour again until August of 1993 (and never again with that lineup). We had to follow guitarist Jeff "Skunk" Baxter and McDonald over to The Doobie Brothers to get our live music fix for the rest of the decade.
Amazing performance. These kids can rock.
Faaaark!! Amazing sound. Guy with the solo really nailed a difficult part.
All stars indeed. Love this cover. Where are you all now. Making music I trust.
Fantastic!
Thats coming from a Big Dan Fan!
I agree!
High quality cover. Damn good!
I'm often tempted to say "this is the best SOR video I've seen".....but this one really is!
Until the next one
That's a hard one to master and they nailed it.
Used to play Bodhisattva in my band in the 70s, no where near as well. Kudos!
I never knew Michael Moore could sing lol. But seriously these kids nailed it!
wow awesum
The kid playing the sunburst Strat looks like Walter Becker! They sound just like Steely Dan! Great Job!
these youngins nailed it !
Some thoroughly tasty guitar licks here!
Man oh Man.......Another JAW DROPPER!!! This is NOT an easy Song to learn or Perform. The GREAT ELLIOT RANDALL AND
JAY GRADON'S Guitar work was
Beautifully rendered here in this Performance. What a GREAT
TOUCH Adding the flute, Wonderful attention to detail. I
think I saw one of S.O.R. rendition of Steely Dan's ' Kid Charlemagne '
and matched the GREAT LARRY CARLTON'S Guitar work Note for note! You young bloods are SO
AWESOME, I really wished that we
Had this option in schools of my
time, the best we had was Music
Class which we Learned basic music writing skills and such.
Anyways Thank you VERY much for Posting this Beauty........🎸💚
Here's another favorite School of Rock Steely Dan song. The lead guitarist on this one was 15 at the time: ruclips.net/video/UjVj73_eBHw/видео.html
What great fun they had!!
Wow! Great job!
Amazing performance; great young talent on a difficult song; great. Bill
Wow, total respect
So happy these young people are making real music, instead of that garbage that earn today’s Grammys.
Amazing guys. Well done.
Impossible tempo being set. WOW!
Two artists pretty much every School of Rock AllStar team will cover are Steely Dan and Frank Zappa.
Bravo and kudos for all of you 😊
Great job, one of my favorite videos. Lead singer looks a bit like michael moore
Fab guitar solo,👌
AWESOME!!!!
And one time at band camp!!
17 Year old applying to play guitar for any band, orchestra, TV show etc. Question: what makes you thing you are qualified for this gig! Answer: I played lead on Steely Dan and other songs with the 2017 School of Rock AllStars Team 3. Any person who knows anything about the SOR! YOU AIR HIRED!!!!
If I had a band, I would hire *any* of these kids. Check out this take on _My Old School._ The lead guitarist was only 15 at the time and I think was actually *better* than Skunk. Baxter.
ruclips.net/video/UjVj73_eBHw/видео.html
@@MidWestConcertVideo2 I believe his name is Conner. He has mastered Larry Carlton! The song has 3 amazing lead breaks and he adds his own at the end. Amazing!
Jugando al rock ,
Superb!!!!!
absolutely F... brilliant:)
Fabulous -- only weak link which I say with lots of love, is the drummer.
Great job. Not an easy song to do!
Another girl bass player!
Is wonderfull
Really great!🤗
The flute was a good add
Great performance but the rock school is in the street, the little gigs.
Pretty much all of these young musicians are in their own bands. What the School of Rock provides to them is what young musicians most need - a place to practice, a time to practice, people to practice with, and most importantly, knowledgeable and dedicated teachers, all of whom are working musicians.
They have to leave when they're 18, and by the time they reach this level, they could pretty much step into any band in town. Heck, I know one kid who beat 150 pros in the city of Chicago to get the job as the house drummer at the local production of the Blue Man Group. A musician's union gig at an age when most are lucky to get a job working the fry machine at Mickey D's.
Great performance. It's a shame the sound quality is uneven.
The bigger the venue, the better the sound. This was shot in the back of a record store. The problem is loud guitar amps means that the guitar and bass rarely wind up in the main sound system, and that's the feed that I'm getting. The only option to get audio that's as good as my video would be to record every single channel, and that rarely is a possibility.
Smoking!
...... & some reckon Ed Sheeran & the like do good music. THIS is good music & thank you!!!!
I have no problem with Ed Sheeran. He proved to have a good sense of humor when he appeared in _Yesterday,_ and that goes a long way to redemption.
What was that thing at the end with the kid with the black Les Paul and the tongue 👅 😳 🤔
Great playing though 👏 👌 👍
Who says you can bring a flute to a guitar fight?
Look out.....
Wish the acoustic sound wasn’t competing with the mix. Great performance tho
Nathaniel Smith Sorry. I have to mix them together, as the board feed I get is only stereo and is weak on guitar and bass.
I believe the girl playing bass is from the movie "School of Rock", sure looks like her!
The timing doesn't really work out.
@@MidWestConcertVideo2 Hahahaha
They changed the key quite a bit, but not bad.
Slow down !!!!!!
They sometimes get over-excited.
@@MidWestConcertVideo2 but that's what makes professionals!
The other factor is that this was in a store which had a set closing time, and they were trying to get as much of their set in as possible.
@@MidWestConcertVideo2 doesn't matter......the music is what is important........its the biggest rookie mistake, speed up do to over excitement..
@@MidWestConcertVideo2 I'm a drummer.....its always the drummers fault, the drummers main job is tempo
all instruments is too loud