Steely Dan is in its own lane entirely! They are such a vibe & always deliver! Deacon Blues Hey Nineteen Black Cow FM (No Static) Do it Again Kid Charlemagne Reelin In The Years ...and when you're ready, Aja!
The arrangements, the engineering........not to mention the sheer musicianship - Steely Dan is next level. Jazz and rock fused into a pop-sounding blend but with layers upon layers of sophistication. You can pick almost ANY song off ANY of their albums and it'll be a banger.
I have the DVD about the making of the Aja album that "Peg" is on. Donald and Walter, along with the studio musicians & sound engineers on the project go into quite a bit of detail about what went into making the album!!! It's fascinating for any music lover that appreciates great compositions and musicianship!!! I also have Donald Fagan's "Concepts for Jazz/Rock Piano" DVD on which he goes thru the concepts and chords he used for some songs of Steely Dan and from his solo projects!!!
Steely Dan is in a class of their own. Notorious perfectionists, clever wordsmiths, and masters of arrangement. I've seen them many times live and they are unbelievably good. Great choice!
Chuck Rainey the bass player threw the slap bass in despite being told by the Dan not to do so.He turned his back to them while recording so they couldn't see.😊🎸🎶
The Steely Dan rabbit hole is super deep. You can’t go wrong picking a song. They are legends in the music world, the saying goes that Steely Dan is your favorite band’s favorite band, that’s how influential and amazing they are! From their radio friendly bangers like Reelin In the Years, Josie, FM, or Rikki Don’t Lose That Number, to their musical epics like Aja or Black Cow (which was sampled by Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz in Deja Vu), their catalog is amazing from top to bottom.
Steely Dan have got so many great songs, they were a real unique group comprised of two main guys Donald Fagen and Walter Becker and a bunch of rotating session musicians. You might want to check out Do It Again next, it's one of their more popular songs but it's a great song nonetheless. Also, don't know if you heard him but they got Michael Mcdonald singing in the background on this track (you heard him as the lead singer for the Doobie Brothers on What A Fool Believes).
🙋🏼♀️I caught it! Michael's voice is so recognizable it's hard to miss. However, they've only heard one song by him so I bet it's still hard to pick out. Hopefully, they will do more MM songs. I like "I Keep Forgettin'", "Minute By Minute", & "Sweet Freedom". Do you have any suggestions?
I have the DVD about the making of the Aja album that "Peg" is on, and Michael McDonald talks about the intricacies involved in layering his vocals for the song. Check out the RUclips video of the "Peg" segment of the DVD!!! They also went thru 5 or 6 or 7 guitarists (they couldn't remember exactly how many) to get the guitar solo they were looking for on "Peg"!!! The DVD shows them in the studio bringing up guitar tracks they didn't use....and you can see why!!! Donald and Walter were very particular about getting exactly what they wanted for their songs. Some thought they were anal about it but they knew what they wanted and wouldn't settle for less....and I for one, loved 'em for it!!!
- Agreed! The Doobie Brothers are amazing too! Love Michael McDonald’s voice and the smooth, soulful sound to their music that has a similar vibe to Steely Dan!
Hey young friends....one song that you might not get requests for, is Green Earrings. This band is iconic and supremely unique. If you ever do album reactions, Aja (pronounced like Asia) is a masterpiece. Hey, if you do albums, you could call the webcast Recklezz Abandon...You guys are smoothing out your reactions, enjoyed this! Peace to your family!
If you like jazzy, bluesy, funky, and soulful music with lots of instruments, check out Chicago and Blood Sweat And Tears both have amazing songs and talented musicians that take it to the next level! Early Chicago is best the lead guitarist wrote thier music and he killed himself so the latter stuff is different than the early stuff
Michael McDonald sang background vocals on this one. The whole album "Aja" is a master class in production. "Black Cow" next for some funk. Have a great day!
Funk & Jazz! That's exactly how I described it! I think that's Rico & Crys's first taste of funk or jazz on the channel. Rico was vibing & caught the jazzy funk with a quickness! Great comment, Antonio!
First and foremost, I encourage you to check out De La Soul's song, "Eye Know", from their 1989 debut album 3 Feet High & Rising. They sample this song pretty heavily; in fact if you like this jam you'll like that tune for sure. It's the same album that has their smash hit, "Me, Myself, and I", and which is also great, though I do prefer "Eye Know." Second... Something I love about Steely Dan is they offer something for everyone. Smooth vocals, excellent musicianship, and outstanding production--even if one of those doesn't appeal to a listener, another should. For example, I'm not as crazy about Donald Fagen's voice as other fans of the band. I don't dislike it; I can fully appreciate it for the level of expertise he has with it, but it's probably my least favorite thing about Steely Dan. But the music the band makes, as you've just heard, is absolutely incredible. I could hang out in the pockets these guys create all day and just have a blast. The technical aspect of their albums is also amazing; Fagen's famed perfectionist ways certainly show up in the studio. As for their outstanding and seemingly effortless groove, I'll just say there is a reason they're one of the most sampled bands in all of hip-hop, with over three dozen songs sampled in well over 100 songs.
Steely Dan is one of the most unique bands in modern music. In my top 5 picks of favorite bands. You oughta start out with their earlier stuff and work your way up to appreciate their sound. "Do it again" would probably be a good one. They have so many great songs, on every album, that it's very hard to pick one. Some of their deep cuts are as good as their hits.
My old man used to geek out over Steely Dan when I was a wee boy. I’d cringe listening to him singing along and watching him dance. He took me to see them in Glasgow, must have been 95/96! It’s only after i revisited them as an adult I can appreciate that Becker and Fagan are musical geniuses. Timeless intricate layers of gold! Big up Steely Dan 😎
Man, I swear I was sooooo lucky to have a mom who loved music. I'm 30, and I grew up listening to Steely Dan and Peg was definitely one of my favs growing up! That groove is funky for sure! Aja is definitely a great album by them, home at last, and black cow are great songs too.
GREAT REACTION! Steely Dan is musicianship at its finest blending Rock/jazz/soul/blues/funk and the kitchen sink! Not a bad song in their library! Kid Charlemagne is a fav of mine and us grown-ups can translate the lyrics for ya so just kick back and enjoy!
The band spent around $1 million on recording this album, a insane amount. People used to, and sometimes still do, take a vinyl copy to a stereo store to check out the equipment. Save plenty of room for them on your playlist. Cool reaction.
You guys just opened up a can of worms. Steely Dan is absolutely amazing. A Funk/Jazz fusion Band, they are simply great. So many songs with that funky style. You better play more than this one song. Enjoy the ride.
Funky, groovy and smooth. Concur. "Reelin' in the Years" (1972) and "Do It Again" (From Can’t Buy A Thrill, 1972) are two of my personal favorites, but you can pretty much put all their songs on a roulette wheel and win big wherever the ball drops. I appreciate your recognition of the many sounds and studio engineering these guys put into their tracks. Thanks for the reaction and the trip down memory lane.
The Steely Dan rabbit hole is even better with their B sides! "The caves of Altimira", "Any World", "Time out of Mind".... Also Donald Fagen the nightfly album is top notch!
Peg was released in 1977. I was 22. Don't give a second thought when you talk about s new song. If it's new to you? It's new. And yes, with Steely Dan, you'll hear several different genres in the same song. Keep up the great work!
Donald Fagen And Walter Becker (two outstanding musicians in their own right), gathered the best musical talent available from the incomparable Chuck Rainey on Bass ( look him up) from having at least 8 guitarists do the solo finally picking Jay Schrader for the solo you hear on this song. Michael McDonald who played with the Doobie Brothers and went on to a very successful career did the background vocals for this song. He remarked how Fagen and Becker wanted him to sing three parts, three different notes forming a chord and he remarked how long it took to do it. Steely Dan-some of the best musicians of the times assembled to play some of the best composed and arranged music of the time. Maybe for all time.
Steely Dan has as large a catalogue of great music as you'll find anywhere. Subscribers will put you on to what you should react to. You can start anywhere and love the music. They did a lot of fusions with the types of music they made. Take a deep dive with Steely Dan(Walter Becker, Donald Fagen) and countless musicians that played on different albums and songs, and you'll thoroughly enjoy these guys. Great reaction. Peace
Steely Dan is a great group with many great songs!! Try reacting to Black Cow, Aja, Deacon Blues, Hey Nineteen, Babylon Sisters, All great songs by Steely Dan. Never Disappointing!
They often had other artists sing and play instruments for them, the background vocals are Michael McDonald of the Doogie Brothers, other than that it's just these2 guys playing all of their instruments +
Steely Dan is smoke a fatty crack a cold one and groove and chill music. Crank this shit on your head phones man and enjoy the ride. Every song of theirs is fire. Peace and love man
Great choice for a reaction video ....Steely Dan has it all live instruments , melodies and Michael McDonald cutting up on the background vocals .The groups Chicago and Toto are also a couple of bands to enjoy and vibe to.
You got good instincts for this bro. Letting your ears dance around in the mix to pick up the different instruments and what direction you're hearing them from etc. Not everyone picks up on that kind of stuff their first listen through. Good stuff. And Steely Dan were masters at production, and this album in particular is pretty much flawlessly produced. For a long time people used to use it to test the quality of stereo systems. You really can't go wrong with anything off of this album, Aja.
I'll tell you how they used to dance in the 70,s. The women would do a few different coordinated dances without bending over but it was sexy and cute. The men would do the same but their feet would be 2 feet apart from each other while doing pelvic thrusts and they were not afraid to make stankfaces while doing it.
Babylon Sisters, shake it....... Hey 19 Haitian Divorce Black Cow GLAMOUR PROFESSION The Second Arrangement Every song is fire. I dare you to find one bad jam. Dan is the Man
That whole album is 🔥 Theres a short doc about the making of this classic somewhere on RUclips. And yeah that's the great Michael McDonald in the background.
Steely Dan now there is a rabbit hole to go down... Incredible talent!
Yup. The best song Steely Dan ever did is whichever one you've most recently listened to.
Steely Dan is in its own lane entirely!
They are such a vibe & always deliver!
Deacon Blues
Hey Nineteen
Black Cow
FM (No Static)
Do it Again
Kid Charlemagne
Reelin In The Years
...and when you're ready, Aja!
All of this right here , plus "Home at Last", that Purdie shuffle
"Rikki don't lose my number"
add on Babylon Sisters!
Add anything Donald Fagan has done solo too, especially The Nightfly album! That man is a vibe all himself.
Every song on the Aja album is a banger. You may end up doing them all.
The arrangements, the engineering........not to mention the sheer musicianship - Steely Dan is next level. Jazz and rock fused into a pop-sounding blend but with layers upon layers of sophistication. You can pick almost ANY song off ANY of their albums and it'll be a banger.
I have the DVD about the making of the Aja album that "Peg" is on. Donald and Walter, along with the studio musicians & sound engineers on the project go into quite a bit of detail about what went into making the album!!! It's fascinating for any music lover that appreciates great compositions and musicianship!!!
I also have Donald Fagan's "Concepts for Jazz/Rock Piano" DVD on which he goes thru the concepts and chords he used for some songs of Steely Dan and from his solo projects!!!
Steely Dan is in a class of their own. Notorious perfectionists, clever wordsmiths, and masters of arrangement. I've seen them many times live and they are unbelievably good. Great choice!
That slap bass is filthy!!! Hot damn. That drum shuffle will always get your ass shifting in the chair...
Chuck Rainey the bass player threw the slap bass in despite being told by the Dan not to do so.He turned his back to them while recording so they couldn't see.😊🎸🎶
I'll never forget when I was kid on the way to school. My dad had the Aja album CD. We listened to it every morning. 🤙🏼🔥
The Steely Dan rabbit hole is super deep. You can’t go wrong picking a song. They are legends in the music world, the saying goes that Steely Dan is your favorite band’s favorite band, that’s how influential and amazing they are! From their radio friendly bangers like Reelin In the Years, Josie, FM, or Rikki Don’t Lose That Number, to their musical epics like Aja or Black Cow (which was sampled by Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz in Deja Vu), their catalog is amazing from top to bottom.
Steely Dan have got so many great songs, they were a real unique group comprised of two main guys Donald Fagen and Walter Becker and a bunch of rotating session musicians. You might want to check out Do It Again next, it's one of their more popular songs but it's a great song nonetheless. Also, don't know if you heard him but they got Michael Mcdonald singing in the background on this track (you heard him as the lead singer for the Doobie Brothers on What A Fool Believes).
🙋🏼♀️I caught it! Michael's voice is so recognizable it's hard to miss. However, they've only heard one song by him so I bet it's still hard to pick out. Hopefully, they will do more MM songs. I like "I Keep Forgettin'", "Minute By Minute", & "Sweet Freedom". Do you have any suggestions?
@@jennhurl No suggestions, you got them covered lol.
I have the DVD about the making of the Aja album that "Peg" is on, and Michael McDonald talks about the intricacies involved in layering his vocals for the song. Check out the RUclips video of the "Peg" segment of the DVD!!! They also went thru 5 or 6 or 7 guitarists (they couldn't remember exactly how many) to get the guitar solo they were looking for on "Peg"!!! The DVD shows them in the studio bringing up guitar tracks they didn't use....and you can see why!!! Donald and Walter were very particular about getting exactly what they wanted for their songs. Some thought they were anal about it but they knew what they wanted and wouldn't settle for less....and I for one, loved 'em for it!!!
Steely Dan along with Doobie Brothers are some the best studio musicians in history PERIOD ☺️
You mean steely Dan and Toto
- Agreed! The Doobie Brothers are amazing too! Love Michael McDonald’s voice and the smooth, soulful sound to their music that has a similar vibe to Steely Dan!
Absolutely right about that one Heather ☝️
Hey young friends....one song that you might not get requests for, is Green Earrings. This band is iconic and supremely unique. If you ever do album reactions, Aja (pronounced like Asia) is a masterpiece. Hey, if you do albums, you could call the webcast Recklezz Abandon...You guys are smoothing out your reactions, enjoyed this! Peace to your family!
"Do It Again" by Steely Dan is a must react to and I bet you know the tune.
Steely Dan definitely known for fusion of different music styles.
Damn straight it's "not just one genre." The Dan blended rock, jazz, funk, R&B and the blues like no other band.
If you like jazzy, bluesy, funky, and soulful music with lots of instruments, check out Chicago and Blood Sweat And Tears both have amazing songs and talented musicians that take it to the next level! Early Chicago is best the lead guitarist wrote thier music and he killed himself so the latter stuff is different than the early stuff
Early Chicago is fire🔥
Facts💯
You have no idea how many great songs these guys have done!
Steely Dan is a fantastic rabbit hole. Have fun!.
Green Earrings is a stone cold funky groove !!!!!
This is from 1977 and the sounds we hear are called "musical instruments".
hahahahhaha
Michael McDonald sang background vocals on this one.
The whole album "Aja" is a master class in production.
"Black Cow" next for some funk.
Have a great day!
Yessssir
The song Aja is a true masterpiece. 👌🏼
The Dan...one of the best jazz/rock fusion bands EVER...ICONIC!!!!! 😎
Based on your reaction and how you are feeling the instruments, you guys will absolutely love Steely Dan. They are the best IMO.
Thank you for checking these guys out. Funky, Jazz fusion. Super Dope! "Aja" Lp Legendary!
They've had a Butt-Load of hits, No Cap!😉🔥💯😎☕
Funk & Jazz! That's exactly how I described it! I think that's Rico & Crys's first taste of funk or jazz on the channel. Rico was vibing & caught the jazzy funk with a quickness! Great comment, Antonio!
First and foremost, I encourage you to check out De La Soul's song, "Eye Know", from their 1989 debut album 3 Feet High & Rising. They sample this song pretty heavily; in fact if you like this jam you'll like that tune for sure. It's the same album that has their smash hit, "Me, Myself, and I", and which is also great, though I do prefer "Eye Know."
Second... Something I love about Steely Dan is they offer something for everyone. Smooth vocals, excellent musicianship, and outstanding production--even if one of those doesn't appeal to a listener, another should. For example, I'm not as crazy about Donald Fagen's voice as other fans of the band. I don't dislike it; I can fully appreciate it for the level of expertise he has with it, but it's probably my least favorite thing about Steely Dan. But the music the band makes, as you've just heard, is absolutely incredible. I could hang out in the pockets these guys create all day and just have a blast. The technical aspect of their albums is also amazing; Fagen's famed perfectionist ways certainly show up in the studio. As for their outstanding and seemingly effortless groove, I'll just say there is a reason they're one of the most sampled bands in all of hip-hop, with over three dozen songs sampled in well over 100 songs.
These guys have been sampled by rappers probably more than any other 70's band.
Steely Dan is one of the most unique bands in modern music. In my top 5 picks of favorite bands. You oughta start out with their earlier stuff and work your way up to appreciate their sound. "Do it again" would probably be a good one. They have so many great songs, on every album, that it's very hard to pick one. Some of their deep cuts are as good as their hits.
We were dancing to this at the Skating Rink, and EWF, and more. Josie is my Fav from this album
My old man used to geek out over Steely Dan when I was a wee boy.
I’d cringe listening to him singing along and watching him dance.
He took me to see them in Glasgow, must have been 95/96!
It’s only after i revisited them as an adult I can appreciate that Becker and Fagan are musical geniuses. Timeless intricate layers of gold!
Big up Steely Dan 😎
Steely Dan are masters of instrumentation and production. "Do It Again" and "Reeling in the Years" are among their best.
FM, Kid Charlemagne, Bodhisattva, Black Friday, Reelin in the Years and Josie. They combine jazz, rock and soul.
All good!
Steely Dan music is "theater of the mind". There are no videos of thier music ... Just listen to it to enjoy music .
Lol! Do it Again is a popular Steely Dan song. Most of their music is funky, groovy, perfect for dancing. Love it! Great reaction!
Reelin In the Years, Hey 19, and Peg are my favs from Steely Dan. Such 70's roller skating vibes for me.
I was so very very lucky growing up listening to bands like this one. Good on you for reacting to it, it keeps great music alive
Man, I swear I was sooooo lucky to have a mom who loved music. I'm 30, and I grew up listening to Steely Dan and Peg was definitely one of my favs growing up! That groove is funky for sure! Aja is definitely a great album by them, home at last, and black cow are great songs too.
steely dan is basically a session band with some of the greatest NYC musicians
GREAT REACTION!
Steely Dan is musicianship at its finest blending Rock/jazz/soul/blues/funk and the kitchen sink! Not a bad song in their library! Kid Charlemagne is a fav of mine and us grown-ups can translate the lyrics for ya so just kick back and enjoy!
The band spent around $1 million on recording this album, a insane amount. People used to, and sometimes still do, take a vinyl copy to a stereo store to check out the equipment. Save plenty of room for them on your playlist. Cool reaction.
Although I grew up along with hip hop in the 80s, Steely Dan are my favorite artists and Peg is my favorite song.
"New video?! This song been out since the 70s" Aw man that part had me laughing. You're a trip.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yes, thus is.1978. They have a lot of bluesy funky toons! Check out F.M., Hey Nineteen, Snowbound. It's all Fire!✌
You guys just opened up a can of worms. Steely Dan is absolutely amazing. A Funk/Jazz fusion Band, they are simply great. So many songs with that funky style. You better play more than this one song. Enjoy the ride.
Steely Dan is one of the true greats, I'm glad you guys checked him out. You guys definitely got to check out Do It Again, Deacon Blues, and Aja.
Funky, groovy and smooth. Concur. "Reelin' in the Years" (1972) and "Do It Again" (From Can’t Buy A Thrill, 1972) are two of my personal favorites, but you can pretty much put all their songs on a roulette wheel and win big wherever the ball drops. I appreciate your recognition of the many sounds and studio engineering these guys put into their tracks. Thanks for the reaction and the trip down memory lane.
Steely Dan .... amazing duo! Songs...hey 19, deacon blues, FM (no static at all)
They made music for the airwaves! In the 2000s they did great concerts, I saw the in Vegas!
She ain't playing. $500 and then we'll get the move. I love y'all. I really enjoy your chemistry.
Appreciate you!
🤣 We use to Roller Skate to this and other SD songs back in the day. This was "Block Party Music" even in Da Boogie Down Bronx! 😊🐰
I remember buying this album in 1977 when I was 19! Aja was an instant classic!
The Steely Dan rabbit hole is even better with their B sides! "The caves of Altimira", "Any World", "Time out of Mind"....
Also Donald Fagen the nightfly album is top notch!
Love Steely Dan!! Hey Nineteen and FM(No Static At All) are my faves! Keep On Rockin'
Hey Nineteen is my JAM!
Both killer songs, Dee!
Steely Dan is a vibe!
Steely Dan is your favorite bands favorite band✌🤘
Kid Charlemagne is my fav. Others might lean towards Do it Again or anything from Aja
I'm dying 🤣🤣🤣
Look up the history of there name! 😲
1977 the album this track is from is Aja it is a masterpiece 👊
This is my fav SD song. They got a few. This is by far my favorite. Thanks!
Peg was released in 1977. I was 22.
Don't give a second thought when you talk about s new song.
If it's new to you?
It's new.
And yes, with Steely Dan, you'll hear several different genres in the same song.
Keep up the great work!
Donald Fagen And Walter Becker (two outstanding musicians in their own right), gathered the best musical talent available from the incomparable Chuck Rainey on Bass ( look him up) from having at least 8 guitarists do the solo finally picking Jay Schrader for the solo you hear on this song. Michael McDonald who played with the Doobie Brothers and went on to a very successful career did the background vocals for this song. He remarked how Fagen and Becker wanted him to sing three parts, three different notes forming a chord and he remarked how long it took to do it. Steely Dan-some of the best musicians of the times assembled to play some of the best composed and arranged music of the time. Maybe for all time.
Steely Dan has as large a catalogue of great music as you'll find anywhere. Subscribers will put you on to what you should react to. You can start anywhere and love the music. They did a lot of fusions with the types of music they made. Take a deep dive with Steely Dan(Walter Becker, Donald Fagen) and countless musicians that played on different albums and songs, and you'll thoroughly enjoy these guys. Great reaction. Peace
This entire album, but not JUST this album..Just about everything they did was next level...Donald Fagen and Walter Becker were studio wizards.
Steely Dan is a great group with many great songs!! Try reacting to Black Cow, Aja, Deacon Blues, Hey Nineteen, Babylon Sisters, All great songs by Steely Dan. Never Disappointing!
You definitely need to react to this entire album and the whole Steely Dan catalog!!!
They often had other artists sing and play instruments for them, the background vocals are Michael McDonald of the Doogie Brothers, other than that it's just these2 guys playing all of their instruments +
Steely Dan is smoke a fatty crack a cold one and groove and chill music. Crank this shit on your head phones man and enjoy the ride. Every song of theirs is fire. Peace and love man
More!
It’s Steely Dan. They are their own genre.
De La Soul sampled this on EYE KNOW off their first album 3ft High and Rising. RIP Trugoy Plug #2
You have to do the Steely Dan rabbit hole
Dirty work
Hey nineteen
My old school
Etc. etc. etc.
Three words - "Do It Again". You'll love the song. Great reaction!
The Steely Dan song, Black Cow, was sampled by Lord Tariq and Peter Gunz for the rap song Deja Vu (Uptown Baby).
This group is dope
They play this song everyday at my work, lol I love it.
You Wana get your lady dancing? Parliament Funkadelic- "One Nation Under Groove"! Works every time. Peace.
Steely Dan were the genre fusion masters.
Musical perfection.
Great choice for a reaction video ....Steely Dan has it all live instruments , melodies and Michael McDonald cutting up on the background vocals .The groups Chicago and Toto are also a couple of bands to enjoy and vibe to.
You got good instincts for this bro. Letting your ears dance around in the mix to pick up the different instruments and what direction you're hearing them from etc. Not everyone picks up on that kind of stuff their first listen through. Good stuff. And Steely Dan were masters at production, and this album in particular is pretty much flawlessly produced. For a long time people used to use it to test the quality of stereo systems. You really can't go wrong with anything off of this album, Aja.
Reckless your wife or girlfriend is so cute but very quiet..lol. love your reactions.Steely Dan is fire 🔥 bro.
This album could never be recorded ever again. They spent over $2 million dollars just to produce this album. Just in the production!
You shake your butt move your head, shoulders, and feet, you got it!!!
Jazzy, Groovy & Funky!!! Yeah, we know what you're sayin'...
I'll tell you how they used to dance in the 70,s. The women would do a few different coordinated dances without bending over but it was sexy and cute. The men would do the same but their feet would be 2 feet apart from each other while doing pelvic thrusts and they were not afraid to make stankfaces while doing it.
Thanks you guys. I loved it. The instrumentals were great. Your right. I was enjoying the vibe.
1976 but still making music today ..great music
"You should be dancing" by the BeeGees!! That gets me up to dance!!
Check out Toto "Africa" "Rosanna" "Hold the line" "99" "I won't hold you back"
Hey, thats your American musical legacy.....be proud....
Ahh, the good old days.🔥🎷🛼
These guys are as funky as a gas station toilet.
🤣👏🤣👏🤣
She seems very shy - but very pretty. I could tell that she liked it!
More great variety! From the rip you 2 had huge smiles
CHECK OUT DE LA SOUL A SONG CALLED 'EYE KNOW'. THEY USE THIS SONG SAMPLE... YOU WILL LOVE THAT SONG AS WELL...
Babylon Sisters, shake it.......
Hey 19
Haitian Divorce
Black Cow
GLAMOUR PROFESSION
The Second Arrangement
Every song is fire.
I dare you to find one bad jam. Dan is the Man
They are fire. Catalog of hits
Steely Dan is the real thing!
I LOVE it that you love this, it’s got such a cool vibe
That whole album is 🔥 Theres a short doc about the making of this classic somewhere on RUclips. And yeah that's the great Michael McDonald in the background.
You HAVE to react to Steely Dan kid charlemagne, Deacon Blues, Bad sneakers etc!
Check out Grand Funk Railroad inside looking out, I'm your captain and many many more, my favorite band of all time. Only 3 members
It's from 1977 and has Michael Macdonald's singing in the background vocals.