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Their perfomances were perfect.

Why is he always missing a tooth?

Only an unimpressive keyboarder ressorts to a second keyboarder.

What a wonderful band, what wonderful compositions!

Jon Hetherington is so good at this show. I liked his sound best when he was playing this 335 rather than the Fenders and Fender-ish guitars he played later.

An extrordinary album made by outstanding musicians - a milestone in music, simply fantastic!!

😂The pretzel logic is about time travel if you must know ,and you must know because hearing SD brings one back to a moment I remember

Seen Steely so many times but have a special spot for that 1st reunion tour with Peter Erskine on drums. 🤩

Yo 294, where you bin under a rock somewhere?

Sweet show!!

Now this is music! Does it get better.. i dont know!!!!

Green earings!! What a jamm!!

2003, 'Everything Must Go', Universal Studios. 2014, 'Jamalot Ever After' The Forum 2022, "Earth After Hours", Hollywood Bowl 2023 "The Long Goodbye", The Forum. Yeah; I kinda dig Steely Dan.

Amazing that they obsessed over every single bar of music, cherry-picked the best musicians to perform take after take until it was 'perfect', and then threw his pathetically bad singing on top of it all rendering it unlistenable hahahahaha - self-important wankers.

with Carolyn we're sure : God is a woman........❤

I know this sounds presumptious, but the formula of Steely Dan could be attempted again. Of course, it won't be the same and it shouldn't be. However, if a band could merge urbane soulful songwriting and vocals and make the songs a platform for virtuosos to showcase on, you'd at least get a start. However, getting anywhere near Fagen and Becker's songwriting or Fagen's singing is the impossible challenge.

Dont like close up of only pick hand when fret hand is moving..WAKE UP!

Who are these camera peeps? Show wrong horn player; no fingers.. Fagan, when someone is soloing..?

I enjoyed watching this, but as a documentary, it's pretty crappy. No real info about the tour, the musicians,, etc. No throughline at all. Just interview segments stitched together more or less randomly between music segments. (I'm assuming this wasn't edited down from a fuller doc). I mean, VH1, so I'm not surprised, but still.

Nothing like seeing this band live. Was lucky enough to see this same lineup in auburn Washington . Amazing.

Thank you for this

SD Musical cooking. VERY HOT!

I hate Baerskin hoodies

Jody Denberg!!

Thank you for posting this video. My brother, Ricky Lawson 😢. Missing you ❤❤❤

July 3rd 2031

“For the greater glory of our fans…” -Walter Becker Thank you ❤️

A wonderful interview Hans, Kere.

Thank you Hans. So much!😊

Thank You Hans Jonkhof for this video recording. It is well done and captures "Steely Dan", their fusion of Jazz and contemporary music of the time (mine also now at 66 yrs old) is priceless. I love to play their music on guitar and it is a joy. Thankds again - its TIMELESS

Man, those horn charts in Chain Lightning .... wow.

Listening to their updated “Reelin’”, I am REMINDED in tonal engrams just what the original tune made me feel being 17

I wonder if he was relating the story behind the making of FM from the film of the same name. ???

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I was at this show!!! Can’t believe you have the recording. Sounds like it came off the soundboard. Where did you get it?

They were not only musical geniuses they were also prophets because hipsters did eventuality take over Brooklyn.

The soundtrack of my life. What a band

It's only one life and it's much better with Steely Dan. Thanks guys.

01. Teenies Blues 02. Kid Charlemagne 5:46 03. The Caves Of Altamira 11:30 04. Don't Take Me Alive 15:11 05. Sign In Stranger 19:44 06. The Fez 24:30 07. Green Earrings 28:17 08. Haitian Divorce 34:40 09. Everything You Did 40:36 10. The Royal Scam 44:47

I guess I had always known about Steely Dan before knowing about them, because of Do It Again and Rikki Don’t Lose That Number being on the radio that was always on in our house, but finally came to them in 1996 when the best of Then and Now (with the carhenge sculpture on by Jim Reinders) appeared in a sale in Woolworths... I was 24 then so still terribly worried about cool and not cool, and this coffee table music seemed ineffably uncool. But I LOVED it. I didn't want the coda of FM to end. I love repetition and it was hypnotic. And as a jazz fan the connection finally clicked. One of the coolest uncool bands EVER. Its beyond however, me why the band has continued, but I guess its none of my f***in business what the two of them agreed if one of them wasn't around.

Don't want to mention any specific event or creation but performed in 2000 I will say the state of mind of these fella's told through the music as the stories unfold amazes and brings upon me a nostalgic peace of mind that makes me complete... Life goes on

Surprisingly the the tour manager of the german tour is a good friend of mine

A jazzy version of this tune but recognizable as Josie actually written by original members of "Steely Dan."

Hans who? Great video btw

Superb recording. Damn. ❤

I love the fact that Walter and Donald looked and acted like two completely unassuming guys…they looked like they could be librarians. Looks can be deceiving.

Thanks for some great music guys! It makes this place a bit more fun to live in...

RIP Walter :(

What an exceptional interview. Thanks, Hans.

Great doco, loved Donald saying Skunk Baxter did very well with the ladies after the shows he had a mixure of moral disgust and envy seeing Baxter the next morning with these ladies sometimes half dressed .