STEELY DAN - EVERYTHING MUST GO | REACTION
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I move to dissolve the corporation in a pool of Margaritas. God how I love this band.
My tears flowed greatly at the news of Walter’s passing. Got to see them twice, and have been a fan since 1973. Thanks so much for all the music you’ve left us with.
This turned out to be the final song on their final album. Quite fitting, it's as if they knew that it would be the last. We're going out of business, everything must go.
Next recommended Steely Dan song:
“FM (No Static at All)”
That song gives you the jazz/funk groove that “Peg” gave.
I am proud of you and your dad, young man. Don't stop. So encouraging to see that there is a future in pure, old-fashion, instrument playing artists still left in the world. Carry on.
Continued success to you and your channel.
Since you liked this song check out the whole album “Everything Must Go” released in 2003. Also check out the Grammy award winning album “Two Against Nature” released in 2000. You’ll like both. I think the newer Steely Dan is just as good as the old.
I agree that the older SD is as good as the newer. They’ll tell you there was a progression, but as a forever fan, I could listen to any song at any time, and be happy.
@@roymoore3156 If there is any "Bad" Steely Dan, I missed out listening to it. Always class!
@@COIcultist Yeah, for me the quality of Steely Dan’s music varies from “Very good” to “Excellent” 😎
Excellent pocket drumming by one of the best SD drummers ever. Keith Carlock is so versatile. He’s right there with GADD
Wow! Where to start? I love that you love jazz. Steely Dan - the Bomb! Donald Fagen and Walter Becker used some of the best jazz musicians in the biz! Since you love jazz, please check out Lyle Mays, Close To Home. He was the cofounder of the Pat Metheny Group, may he R.I.P. Piano player/keyboardist extraodinaire. His phrasing was next-to-none.
Yeah the groove was sick. Keith Carlock. That's good music right there.
BTW, that's the great Keith Carlock on the skins that you were groovin' to. Part of their traveling band for 20+ years, and IMHO, the best SD drummer since Steve Gadd's epic Aja sessions.
I suggest while you're going down the Steely Dan rabbit hole that you also go into Donald Fagen's solo work. If you want your jazz fix check out his Nightfly album staring with the songs I.G.Y. and New Frontier
You will love Josie, wow so much Steely Dan to experience
You put them on the stereo in any room and instantly class up the place
Godwhacker, off this album, is super funky. It's one of the most catchy, funky tunes they've ever done.
Cee, their "Deacon Blues", "Aja" and "Josie" are next for you!! These songs are from their album 'Aja" that won the Grammy Award for Best Engineered Recording - Non-Classical and received Grammy nominations for Album of the Year and Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals. .
I am so excited that you feel this way about this group.. they are just SOOOOO good. There is so much for you to dive into.. Please try Babylon Sisters (shake it), if you haven't, along with The Fez and Kid Charlemagne, Bad Sneakers is good too.. My Old School.. and Donald Fagen's solo New Frontier is jazzy and just ultra cool. I feel you.. this is what YOU are about.. it's funky and jazzy and just laid back. Have a good one and happy listening. Hope your dad enjoyed it!
“West of Hollywood” by Steely Dan. It has an extended sax solo. Check it out.
YESSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When this album came out in 2003, I was already a huge Steely Dan fan. About a month after the album came out the grocery store I had been working for for 14 years filed bankruptcy and announced they were closing. Suddenly "Everything Must Go!" signs were all over the store...ironically I got a kick out of it. The liquidator ("Harvey") even let me bring in a boom box and play this and "The Last Mall" on repeat for my entire final shifts. Great album btw
Last album together. “God Whackers” from this album is supremely FUNKY….. enough said 🤘🏼😎
I love the bittersweet mood of these last 2 albums. It reminds us boomers of all our great musical memories from the past.
This song falls right into my wheelhouse. It is by far my favorite song by Steely Dan. The jazz vibe is unmistakable. This is a sweet song performed by extremely talented musicians. Great reaction.....
You really must check out Donald Fagen's recent solo work if you like this. You will totally dig his albums Sunken Condos and Morph the Cat - heavily jazz based!! Standout tracks... H-gang, What I Do, Morph the Cat, Weather In My Head (There is great live video of this track from the Letterman Show). The last couple of Steely Dan albums are fantastic, as this track shows they were still firing on all cylinders.
Back for the brilliance, back for my soul.
Straight to heaven for you.. Love it !
Another good jazzier than usual mellower tune!👍🏻❤️☮️✌🏻
Love your enthusiasm about this tune. My favorite band of all time.
Big props to you for reacting to a tune from one of the two Dan albums released after their initial, "classic" period. Glad you liked the song, which demonstrated that even after a near 20-year hiatus from recording, the boys still had it.
Just A Great Band Thanks For The Memories Party On !
MY OLD SCHOOL...their song referencing California tumbling into the sea...last time I saw them in Oregon, when they sang that line the crowd erupted loudly in the affirmative, as I was in 2nd row center, I saw that this really amused Donald Fagan, he smiled and grinned, all the while singing. I didn’t get that close the first time I saw them in 1974 or 75. Karat having been able to see and hear them live a giant Lessing.
It was a joy watching that reaction! ...and THAT was a Steely Dan song I’ve never heard. Loved every note. I see clearly I have to complete my collection of Steely Dan.
Well I know I was one that suggested this song. Musicianship and production off the charts. Glad you liked it. You can always tell if a reactor really likes a song....it comes across. Try "2 Against Nature" , "Babylon Sisters" , "Bodhisattva" for guitars (kind of a swing thing), "FM" and the title track from Aja "Aja"..... still many more.....
Steely Dan is always terrific and highly jazz-influenced, of course. Love Yoshi's, and got to see the great McCoy Tyner with Bobby Hutcherson, Joe Lovano and a crack rhythm section back in '99. Top notch sushi, jazz and libations.
Mamas Gun - British jazz/pop group. Great songwriting. Andy Platts is the main songwriter. British group from the last 10 years. Let's Find a Way, This is the Day (Band version, Reconnection, We, London Girls, Love Logic, One the Wire, Stranger on a Street, On a Strong, Pots of Gold, Rico, Finger on It, so many great songs!
Also - Bluey. Jazz pop - solo albums and with Incognito
I have every album Steely Dan ever put out and I can honestly say, not one bad song on them.
Yup, completely agree!! Having all my albums from “the day”...It pleases me to hear young educated musicians and fans of great music ‘discover’ the music I always loved and cherished and ‘discover’ that it’s some of the greatest, finest original music ever recorded. I’m impressed that Chod is honestly seeking to fill some musical pot holes he encountered early in his life, and by the sounds of his reaction, he’s got a lot of them filled already! Keep up the good work!
Wow music
Since you like jazz and played drums, you should check out the title track to Steely Dan's "Aja." Steve Gadd drops down some legendary drum work there.
Everything Must Go is a very underrated Steely Dan album..Lunch with Gina, Green Book, and Pixeleen are fantastic.
You will want to react to WEST OF HOLLYWOOd from Two Against Nature - Steely Dan.
I've never heard this SD song before. Excellent as usual and always great sound.
"Deacon Blues" IMO is Steely Dan's best tune. Well worth reacting to. Jazz & Funk all the way with great lyrics.
Drums played by Keith Carlock. Google him and have a listen. Steely Dan is my favorite band and I have all their albums plus Fagan's solo album.
What a household be be raised in. Another great reaction, keep it up.
You should listen to "FM(No Static At All)" by Steely Dan. Real Funky and R & B chords and riffs. It is a MASTERPIECE!!!!
When you went to a Steely Dan concert, most there were musicians. My brothers in-law are guitarists and always had to see them every tour, unbelievable! Loved this song because its never played mainstream. TY
I see you're into Steely Dan. Have you heard "Your Gold Teeth, part 2?" It's awsome!!!!
These boys have the best groove! Ya can get lost in their beat for days.
Checkout Donald Fagen's solo projects as well. First up is The Nightfly.
The last track on their last album is your favorite song. Talk about going out on top. I see this song two ways - one an indictment on greed at any cost corporations like Enron whose employees now reminisce about what they once had. Two, the ending of Steely Dan as a recording corporation, although the band would live on through amazing tours, something Fagen hated doing during their heyday. Luckily, I got to see them 4 times from 2003 on and they were awesome each time. Love this whole album, it's like they didn't want to end on a bad album and ruin their perfect discography.
Your expression says it all!
I love all of Steely Dan's songs but I agree that this is my favorite one also
I really think you might like a British Band called 'The Blue Nile'.. their song 'Tinsel Town in the rain' is very cool
Love this, Blue Nile is very different musically, 80`s melodic but I love both bands equally...both timeless
SD is my all time favorite! For you I would recommend Aja, Babylon Sisters, Josie, Gaslighting Abby, FM, My Old School
Hey Chod....progressive Jazz? Try.....Return to Forever.....pretty much anything from them but maybe start with "Romantic Warrior" album. Next try some Weather Report. RTF has Lenny White on drums. Legendary.
This is the song where Fagan and Becker say: hey, in case you didn't already know, we're actually a jazz band, all that rock music mixed with some jazz, we were just fooling you....
Pop/Jazz
They floated in the space between rock, r&b, funk, and jazz, with country occasionally included in some early tracks. Although they were at their peak in the disco era, that was only a minor influence for them then.
Josie, Two Against Nature, FM, Greenbook, Your Gold Teeth, Home at Last, Godwhacker, Deacon Blues, I Got the News, Green Earrings, Caves of Altamira, Royal Scam, Don't Take Me Alive
Agreed. I would add "Here at the Western World"
The Blues.
Snarky Puppy? YES!!!!!
I think you could introduce your fans to 70s jazz fusion bands. Weather Report, Stanley Clarke, Jeff Beck, Billy Cobham, Chick Corea Return to Forever, Pat Metheny Group, mahavishnu orchestra, Brian Auger’s Oblivion Express, the Crusaders, etc, etc, etc
Totally enjoy your reactions and input! It’s so refreshing to hear someone who appreciates the talent and musicianship that is coming from these awesome groups.
Since you enjoy Steely Dan , check out Snarky Puppy-Lingus. I think you’ll be blown away by this talent.
I hope you see this - please consider The Butterfield Blues Band, "I Got A Mind To Give Up Living," Chicago blues 1966, with the amazing Mike Bloomfield on guitar. Great album, East-West.
Haven't listened to this in a long time- the last song on the last Steely Dan album. Going out of business.
You might want to compare this Intro to the Intro to Gaucho on the Album of the same name! Also EMG was recorded entirely in Analog! Like they say About the Bards: Perfection and Grace!
This is possibly my favourite SD track. It's a great album for a finale. Chris Potter on Sax, has to be good.
I disagree with critics that Steely Dan's 2003 Everything Must Go album is its worst.
This albums remains great. Besides, Steely Dan's worst album (as these so-called critics claim) is still way so much better than any Ed Sheeran or Ariana Grande albums combined.
You REALLY have to check out Your Gold Teeth II by Steely Dan if you love jazz!!
And You haven't even done Deacon Blues yet, Oh My, that will be so good to see. I would stay with Steely Dan you owe it to yourself.
You still haven't done Kid Charlemagne. Seriously. Studio Version. One of my fav guitar solos of the classical era. Btw, it's not cheating IMHO, to have a lyric sheet. But if it's distraction I get it.
Real musicians playing and singing challenging and satisfying music...that's my home too, brother. Trombone in school bands, and a Rhodes piano in school and in cover bands. I'd try to get any ARPs or Moogs (synths) I could find too. Steely Dan, Pink Floyd, Herbie Hancock (at least a dozen records each of straight up jazz, AND electro-funk) and Abba were huge inspiration to me, growing up. It's a blast seein' y'all discovering this music, and there's SO much of it! That album (Everything Must Go) is full of jazzy, funky, appealing songs. Go man!
They didn’t know it then, but, this is the last song on the last album.
I think they suspected it was
Why do you know and they didn’t?
I heard this on the smooth jazz station.....wow.....this was Steely Dan???? Wow....didn't know.
Chod, you said this is your favorite SD song. How many times are you going to change, or update, your favorite song? You know you will, especially w/daDan! Too many branches on their tree...each branch is brilliant and original. Sampled by many other artists, but original is best.
Try Bad Sneakers by them also. You will like the drums on it too
I had a chance to see them in Austin and like an idiot I decided against it because the venue was an outdoor amphitheater, and reports suggested it’s be raining. (It never rained.)
Becker died the next year.
Watch Yoyoka as she does Burn by Deep Purple.
Your welcome.
I'm not sure if I just thought it, or actually suggested it, but either way, here's either a vote, or another vote, for you doing Hugh Laurie performing Saint James Infirmary live. That guy is a brilliant actor, and apparently he had a number one novel, and a hit song. He runs a band of all actors in Hollywood North (Vancouver) called Band From TV. In this he's playing with some pretty serious New Orleans style folks. I'll be shocked if you don't love it.
I think it would be great if you reacted to music you grew up with. As a subscriber, I follow a few reactors so I can be introduced to music, besides just watching songs I'm familiar with. And when you share what music you listen to it helps understand your musical background. I don't think I know many Jazz songs. I could be wrong.
Your a snarky fan. I’m in 👍
Report back. I’d be surprised if your pops didn’t listen to the Dan.
PS deepest rabbit hole ever so better keep going.
Green Earrings
Well, paint me red. As a major Dan fan, I'm not that familiar with this album. I must get my butt in gear, but it doesn't seem to matter which album you listen to, really, greatness reigns, as usual.
I would love to see your reaction to Snarky Puppy with Lailah Hathaway.
"Lunch With Gina"
Request Frank Zappa 'Uncle Remus' from Apostrophe
I think you would make an excellent Producer!!!!
A song you will like for sure: Manhattan Transfer doing Soul Food to Go. Guarantee it.
Since you like Jazz, have you heard the group Incognito? They have many albums but I was just listening to one of their songs. The Way you Love. That Bass is a killer. A majority of people have not been exposed to this type of music. Maybe you can react to this and get them interested in something a little different.
FYI- Chod, Steve Winwood was the singer on this song.
Wut?
Check song facts. He accompanied Steely Dan on some songs.
@@roberthendershott8972 Not on the album he didn't
You never go wrong down the Steely Dan rabbit hole. I'll erase this comment if I Steely Dan -"Babylon Sisters" on this channel
I call this Jazz Funk
OR Funk Jazz....
STEELY DAN is not a rock band, it is a FUSION JAZZ or JAZZ FUSION band. You can thank the immortal MILES DAVIS for the genre. Miles caught hell for infusing rock into traditional Jazz when he released the album IN A SILENT WAY. Check it out. Thank you Miles Dewey Davis.
When you do FM please choose the one with the Empire State bldg changing colors with the music shot from a helicopter it's so perfect 🗽🎶
You might notice that the intro is the same as the backup singing Melody did the girls are singing that's kind of cool and I love how when he's playing the freestyle drums in the intro that he catches the beat and it comes into it you know and then it goes back out and then the sack plays like a few notes on the drums are right on it also love that lyric and over he goes well I'm going to get a little face time in the service elevator and if what's his name from Acquisitions wants to get in on the action with his Handycam in toe some funny stuff right there
In other words, they open with an instrumental of the bridge.
STEELY DAN is not a rock band, it is a FUSION JAZZ or JAZZ FUSION band. You can thank the immortal MILES DAVIS for the genre. Miles caught hell for infusing rock into traditional Jazz when he released the album IN A SILENT WAY. Check it out. Thank you Miles Dewey Davis.
Whoever put two commercials in the middle of this song should have their nuts removed.
Please react to "Godwacker"!!
you want jazzy Steely Dan?? TIME OUT OF MIND..
Chod you should take time to watch this on Why Is Modern Music So Awful by "Thoughy2" on you tub it is very interest.
Steely Dan must have 60 great songs, this is not one of them.
Corrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrect
You guys like anything off the last two albums or does the needle have to have dust on it.
@@scifimonkey3 nope
Strong disagreement. One of their greats right here.
@@Skylarking00 Yep!