Steely Dan "Reelin' In The Years" REACTION Video | reaction videos to 70s music
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Steely Dan. Reelin' In The Years. Oct 25, 2018. • Reelin' In The Years
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Y'all should be listening to these songs on headphones to really hear it. Steely Dan is amazing!
Glad you all reacted to Steely Dan!! Among reaction channels they have become known as the "musician's musicians" because of their complex chord structures and amazing songwriting!! I highly recommend, Do It Again, Dirty Work, My Old School, Black Friday, and The Caves of Altamira!!!!
Yes...one of THE best groups ever. No one else like them 👍
Lol........................
Steely Dan were a really good 70's band. They had a unique sound that combined rock with jazz. "Reelin' In The Years" is one of my favorites from them. Other Steely Dan songs I would recommend for you to react to are "Rikki Don't Lose That Number", "Do It Again", "Peg", "Deacon Blues" and "Hey Nineteen".
Steely Dan = Musical perfection.
I bet I've heard this at least a thousand times and it never gets old. 😀
This song grew on me over the years. The decades, really. I was a youngster when it was first released. I liked it. Who didn't, right? But as I heard it periodically over the years, I heard more of it.
More IN it, I guess I should say. But as many have said, that is Steely Dan. Extremely talented musicians and songwriters. This is a multi-solo song if I have ever heard one. A truly iconic song.
Their "Do It Again" has that same kind of magic.
Steely Dan is one of the best bands in R&R history.
In music history.
The lead guitarist is Elliott randall and he nailed it on the first take in studio. Jimmy page has said it's his favorite solo of all time. And btw you need to really to listen to this and all rock in stereo.
For our younger listeners, I want you to realize that this was the first track on the first album released by The Dan. For many people, their first introduction to this new band was that Elliot Randall guitar solo. Highly recommend everything from The Royal Scam and Aja (don't jump straight into this album, though), Black Friday and Doctor Wu (from Katy Lied), Dirty Work and Do It Again (also from Can't Buy a Thrill), Time Out of Mind and Hey Nineteen (from Gaucho), and Rikki Don't Lose That Number (from Pretzel Logic).
This SONG is 50 YEARS OLD AND i still LOVE it
You need to listen to more Steely Dan. This is basically a studio band that used the best musicians in the industry. Some of the music is incredibly complex and all of it is really well produced. Listen to all of the songs on headphones. You'll miss a lot if you don't. The album AJA is a masterpiece. After listening to some of the more popular songs from that album, I recommend listening to the song entitled AJA. It's totally different from the other Steely Dan pieces. You'll enjoy it. Trust me.
Absolutely an album band. Take each one for a week or two, and I can guarantee you'll find new favorites and treasures every few listens. The guitar work is pretty much PhD level stuff, and guitarists who master these portions have mastered a LOT of other works before.
...we want more! of steely dan music!
You can't go wrong with Steely Dan.
Thanks Girls .. Steely Dan!! ....This UK Senior has IN CAR CDs of them. I am also waiting for some Tom Petty ???
As a former Top 40 DJ who spun a lot of vinyl 45's back in the 70's I always thought how cool it would be to start a radio station that only played STEELY DAN songs. Of course, I would include Donald Fagen's solo work, too. I hope you continue your deep dive into STEELY DAN and Mom let your daughter experience the tight, sophisticated jazz elements in their later work.
Yes they're talent ,creativity allowed them to help meld some jazz fusion into a piece that would appeal to , get airplay 'pop' stations ,promoters . Phil Collins said Genesis was the money cow bu he really loved the work he did with ( Brand X)
❤ On a personal note, i was a guitarist during this peiod. Thought i could make it as a studio player. Practiced the hell out of this song in particular ... the bit at 3:45 convinced me that a different career path was in order. Never could keep up. This is what it is to be a consummate professional
Thank you for Steely Dan! They have so many great tunes. "Hey Nineteen" is another they did with a similar theme to what you were talking about on this song!
Also, how about reacting to: Bobbie Gentry - "Ode To Billy Joe". It's a classic Southern Gothic tale that went number one for her and spurred a hit movie based on the song. Bobbie is premier songwriter and story teller. She was one of the First female singers to produce her own records. I _highly_ recommend a her live performance specifically titled, "Ode to Billie Joe - Bobbie Gentry (BBC Live 1968)". The video quality is great on this video and her performance is absolutely mesmerizing!
great call on Bobbie Gentry, and that BBC performance of "Ode To Billy Joe" is one of her best! LOVE that song!!!
This song is flawless.
i have the Steely Dan CD called AJA AND it's A GREAT ONE
Elliott Randall was the outstanding guitarist on this song. Another guitarist they used frequently was, Jazz great, Larry Carlton. (He also wrote the very jazzy theme song to cop show "Hill Street Blues" which was big from 1981 - 1987.
Check out Larry's guitar work on Steely Dan's,
" Don't Take Me Alive".
Thanks! Another awesome reaction!
Please do more hits by Steely Dan like Black Cow, Deacon Blues, Josie, Hey Nineteen, Babylon Sisters… you will not regret it.😎
When someone asked me, What is your favorite band are musicians. I just can't answer that question, because when you hear a band like Steely Dan which is truly one of the greats! and then another like Pink Floyd. How can you pick? One thing I do know. We have a lot of talented musicians around today. But I still think it hard to beat the ones from that generation. No autotune! Please cover more Steely Dan if you can!
More Steely Dan! Try some from the albums Gaucho and Aja such as "Aja", "Black Cow", "Peg", "Deacon Blues", "Josie", "Babylon Sisters", "Hey Nineteen" and "Time Out of Mind".
Can't Buy A Thrill (first album, 1972)
One of my favorite titles and covers for an album.
You should react to the Edgar Winter Group singing Frankenstein live you won't believe the techniques for the year 1973
This takes me back to junior high school aka middle school! I’ve always really liked the guitar in this song.
I'm very glad to see this song, I suggested it along with other Steely Dan songs. And, I hope to see you react to more of them . Thanks to mom for this reaction to this great song.
Can't wait for my requests
Great reaction. There are no bad Steely Dan songs. The album Aja is a masterpiece of recording. Try the songs Aja, Black Cow, Peg and Josie. All are perfect.
A couple of requests. 1. "Superstar" by The Carpenters and 2. "Ghost Love Score" by Nightwish. If you like metal, the second song is Symphonic Metal. Nightwish is big everywhere in the world except the most of the US. They are big on the east and west coast of the US. They are from Finland and the lead singer is Floor Jansen from The Netherlands. They sing in English and Floor is, IMHO the best female singer in the world right now. I suggest using the 2013 Wacken concert version. Love you ladies.
I was in high school when this came out.
I love me some Steely Dan! One of my favorites was "FM", among many!😏
i bought this in 1982 on import along with FM and Do It Again....i wanted them to keep my favourite company ....Haitian Divorce
Love the TalkBox on the guitar track of "Haitian Divorce"! I've read that the guitarist played the guitar with no effects then Walter Becker put the expression on it by playing the tape through a keyboard with a Talkbox attached..
One of my faves!
You should also do "Do it Again" and if you really want to hear a masterpiece "Deacon Blues"
Elliott Randall contributed the guitar solo.
I like how the two of you bring your individual but similar takes. Subscribed -- can't wait for more!
Hard to believe a Jersey boy and kid from Queens, NYC made some perfect jazzy music.
i know this isn't related to this song but give zagar and evans a try the title is "in the year 2525" and when you listen to it think how it relates to issues today almost errie
I don't think there's a lot of "hidden meaning" in this song. This song is a bitter break-up letter from a guy who feels betrayed by a woman we cared for. It drips with angry venom towards her. Plus great guitar work.
You should react to “Surfin Safari” by the beach boys it’s from 1962.
One of the era's I went through was the soft rock times, such as the Eagles. This song fits the category but it's one that you can have fun with when you turn it up to 11.
Yes, thanks for the good discussion.. If I may add to it.. (and I've never heard any reactors mention it...) the clever wordplay in the title... Is it "Reelin in" (the years) - like reeling (people/men?) in, like a fish on a fishing line, or the other meaning: "Reeling" (in the years) Reeling, like, your head's spinning dizzily... as the years pass quickly by. I think both work, which makes it pretty special... Steely Dan had some clever lyrics, for sure, besides the fantastic musicianship. My favorite line is this one is "The weekend at the college didn't turn out like you planned..." we've all been there on that one, right??? But it's chock full of great lyrics. Thanks for posting this one!
OK, time for some Moody Blues "Nights in White Satin" live performance from Royal Albert Hall in London. You will not be disappointed
Momam Gap has her thinking cap on and she's very good.I'm taking mine off.Looking forward to her comments on Linda Ronstadt's song Long,Long Time on Playboy After Dark. 196
Great song
Great reaction to a great song. I like your sweetness and astuteness. Perhaps try “Peg” next from the amazing Steely Dan collection.
Enjoyed this classic , would love to hear your reaction to the live performance of Barry manilow's Trying to get the feeling and The Carpenters songs "I need to be in love" and "Rainy Days and Mondays". Keep up the fun reactions.
The Shuffle Beat and the Guitar Work, Do It Again was the released single before this one. Known for their craftmanship and quality, Walter Becker and Donald Fagen used known musicians (hired guns) in their later albums. If you ever react to Rikki ..., try to find album version. Some may object to how they used influential jazz in their work, and you may want to look into the origin of the band's name. :)
You should take a listen to what are words by Chris Medina, there is an amazing story behind the song
You should do more original recordings like this one.
can you please react to stan walker dont dream its over , or amazing grace both are amazing
Love it! A suggestion: You should discover the joy of Rush. Start with "Spirit of Radio", then go to "Tom Sawyer" and R
"Red Barchetta". Once you've done that, the comment section wi literally explode with suggestions. Here's a link to "Spirit of Radio" th-cam.com/video/g_QtO0Rhp0w/w-d-xo.html. And here's one for "Tom Sawyer" th-cam.com/video/auLBLk4ibAk/w-d-xo.html . Finally this is for "Red Barchetta" th-cam.com/video/PjjNvjURS-s/w-d-xo.html
Keep going down the Steely Dan rabbit hole. If you're looking for recommendations for starters "Josie", "Do It Again", "Black Cow", "Kid Charlamagne", and "Deacon Blues" to get you on your way.
Can’t Buy A Thrill is such a good album!! “Do It Again” and “Dirty Work” are such a great songs along with this one!! You guys gotta check out 2 great bands that sound a lot like Steely Dan. 1) The Eagles 2) The Doobie Brothers 🤟🤟🤟
You guys are very relaxing to listen to. Do you like BRANDY? If you use your "Looking Glass", you will surely find some.
Great soft rock from the 70's that kinda-sorta in the Yacht Rock genre. Check out "Summer Breeze" by Seals & Croft.
🗣Steely Dan ! OMG ✅
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Great reaction to this excellent Steely Dan song ! ( one of their many classics ) .. And yes, Baby Gap, a great guitar solo here ! .. Although many of their diehard fans lean towards their jazzier / more progressive songs, my favourites are among their more commercially sounding numbers .. "Dirty Work", "Ricky Don't Lose That Number" and "Do It Again" would probably be my Top 3 .. Cheers, Wayne
Alls I know is that everyone loves themselves some Steely Dan. Well, everyone but Eddie, and he's a jerk.
Y'all must be related or something. Cousins?