Man we grew up in THE BEST time ever. Especially for rock music!! This was one of THE best rock songs ever with one of THE GREATEST guitar riffs of all time. It’s right up there with the best of them.
I was born in 1949 and Steely Dan was a great band, I had the privilege of listening to the Beatles, and the Stones. In the fifties we had Bill Hailey and the Comets as well as Buddy Holly and the crickets. The music today just doesn’t do anything for me
Riding in the back of mom and dads Nova, no seat belts cause they were under the back seat, and hand cranking down the windows for the Free A/C. Pushing the big black buttons for our favorite music channel, and gassing up for .75 cents a gallon...and hearing this wonderful song...
My first boyfriend bought me this album (Can't buy a thrill if I remember right) so I married him. Still married to him all these years later. The 70s were a GREAT time to be a teenager.
I love this song, have to agree with you that the 70’s were the best times I was a teen and I wouldn’t trade a day of those times to be young today. Cheers 🥂
I am 63,my son is a teen,if i had a chance to ask one favor,i would like to show many thinks that happen with me on that age,so just a dream, 70's i loved.
@@karenevanoff8586 good to hear from you… I would like to get to know you better if you don’t mind? Where are you originally from? And where do you currently live?
I did too. However, I was usually so high that I can barely remember any of the concerts. Good thing I saved the tickets stubs and bought the tour t-shirts..😜
You got that right I seen all of them feels like Day on the Green in Oakland. To Zappa , Montrose in Stockton at least 100 bands for sure perfect time to grow up.
On a pipeline survey in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province in 1984, truck with doors wide open, alone in the desert just dong my job listening to Steely Dan tapes! Loved it!
1974, 14 years old bombing around town in my brother's 2 door fiat 124 sport coupe listening to Steely Dan on the radio....Life doesn't get any better....😊
They have been playing live since the 90s. All I can say is see them if you can. You just don't expect a live rendition of a studio masterpiece to be better but get ready to be blown away.
My all time favorite, I was 14 when I heard this ,and loved it immediately, now im 63 ,, never realized back then how the lyrics are so appropriate now ,,,best lead solo ,70s best years of my life ,,
When it came on the radio I savoured and treasured every single moment it played. These songs always remind me of when I was a 17 year old dude with long hair, and a Honda motorbike, a positive, happy, free spirit full of energy.
Hello my name is name...So, you think the human race will still be around then?..sadly,I have my doubts. Of course we'll never know. This music is timeless though.
@@harryberry474 the human spirit is just that, a spirit. This is not the first time the spirit of consciousness has lighted the way toward self awareness, nor will there ever be a last. If thisis not obvious to you, I feel for you, but can't feel what you feel. The permanence of our love for life is self evident.
70's music is like 70's cars. No comparison. We didn't have internet, but we had hope. In 1973 I bought Can't Buy a Thrill album and listened to it over and over.
The truly great bands don't sound like anyone else, and noone else sounds like them. Steely Dan was one of those bands. They were a musical concept. Genius.
They actually weren't even really a band. Steely Dan was just a songwriting team which makes it even more amazing., Their lineup was always changing yet they had that undefinable but instantly recognizable sounds... aside from Fagens voice of course.
One of my ALL-TIME favorite bands! Quirky lyrics that tell crazy stories and awesome musicianship. And, of course, Donald on lead vocals. The good ‘old music days.
🤔🤔🤔 Thank you SD for such great bands like yourselves. There will never ever be another decade as great as the 70’s. When I want to forget ALL the negative and bad in the world I listen to this. 👍👍
I had a son in 1975, aligned them Steely Dan, my wife was Furious but I didn't care. That was the name that he was and nobody could change it. My favorite group of all time.
FANTASTIC! Still can't get enough after all these years! You've been telling me you're a genius ever since you were 17 And I'll the time I've known you I still don't know what you mean The weekend at the college didn't turn out like you planned The things that pass for knowledge I don't understand
Attended SD Earth After Hours Tour 2022 last weekend in San Diego, DF awesome as always. God we are old (I'm 72, this was my anthem back at Berkeley, '70-'74.) But we rock on.
Wow....what a great clip and song!! It was so cool to grow up in those years with the music we had....not like today's garbage. (LOL...I sound like my Dad now the way he did back then)
I am 70 yrs along and still reelin in the years! Still have my long hair from the 70's. Look the look to walk the walk and talk the talk. Let the good times roll and boogie your face off.
Remembering Walter Becker born on February 20, 1950. He was an American musician, and songwriter. He was best known as the co-founder, guitarist, bassist, and co-songwriter of the jazz rock band Steely Dan. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Becker
I'm 45. Grew up with these LEGENDS blasting in our home. My mom met them at a concert in London 20 years ago and they signed my favorite book " Where the wild things are." Donald told my mom it waa his sons favorite book also and they ended up letting my mom get pictures. It's one of my favorite items that I hold very dear to me.
Clearly, this is the studio recording of the song with video from some other source, perhaps a rehearsal for a TV show. Why people are getting upset about it is beyond my comprehension.
I was 12 when this came out. Even though I had been playing an acoustic, Had just started playing electric guitar that summer. When I heard this solo, I almost gave up..LOL, but 5 years later could jam along with this album. These guys were considered to be better than everyone else, as far as American bands go. I really liked The Eagles back then, but they weren't really anything like Steely Dan. Those were the days.....
16 or 17 - early 70’s Heading over to east end of Little Rock to buy beer. Yep you had the cash no questions and Steely Dan playing. Good times my friend, good times.
I'm a fan but probably not in the way some people are. There are so many good bands that I rarely claim any one band is the best or the worst. They're good, that's for sure.
@@aaronbell2301 you’re absolutely right! I would like to get to know you better if you don’t mind? Where are you originally from? And where do you currently live?
No internet, just terrestrial radios, vinyl albums and occasional concerts. Everyone grew up with the same thing. That’s why it’s still ingrained those of a certain age. The following generations can’t ever have that kind of camaraderie. When you hear the songs it’s like going back in a time tunnel.
I bought Can't buy a thrill and Pretzel logic when I was 17 years old and they are still two of my favorite albums to listen to and I'm 59 now. Always great memories and great albums by these guys.
Just amazing how the director always misses the soloing guitar. Do glad I saw SD on their first tour. Baxter did about a 90 second solo intro on this song. Everyone just stopped and dropped their jaw. Staff included.
Glad you said this, cause I was just about to. I know that In the earliest days of televised rock, a lot of your life tv producers were a product of the Old School like Ed Sullivan, Hollywood Palace, Smothers Brothers...(What are they talking about, Grandpa???) and it was all pre programmed, rehearsed, and shot from the waist up, camera in a tight shot on the lead singers face. Multi Instrumental groups like Steely Dan, Chicago, Doobie Brothers, The Eagles they didn't know how to shoot them because the focus was more on the music. Ask much as I liked the Midnight special, it's why I always thought Don Kirshner's Rock Concert was a better show. Their camera crew how to shoot a rock band for a new younger demographic of TV audience.
Can't see most of his solos, shame they were missed. Did you know he was a National Defense Consultant and is still advising the government on advanced terrorism tactics?
If you don’t know the incredible story of Jeff “Skunk” Baxter (the guitarist on our left), and how he became a self taught rocket scientist, please check it out. It will astound you!
I think the camera men who took the video of this was so in-experienced!...It was Jeff Baxter who was doing the guitar solo intro and they were shooting the rhythm guitar man!...The intro guitar is the most exciting to listen and watch for!
'73 A girl skipping high school with my friends (never got caught by the way) in Dallas Tx, this song playing on KLIF radio as we're going down the road with the windows down having the best time, the best memories ever 😭....would gladly go back to the 70's with no internet or cell phone but I wouldn't take it for granted this time, take me back please!!
Quite fortunate to enjoy the rock songs of the 70’s and to grow up during those years. Steely Dan is my favourite American Rock Band. Don Fager is incredible
Being a child of late 60 and 70's music, I have to say, some of the best quality bands ever. I know I am sounding like my dad right now but come on..... What was funny growing up then was you had the dichotomy of rock bands vs. disco. The gang I hung with couldn't stand disco.
I've been lucky enough to travel the world, and in many venues I've asked the resident band to play this fabulous 70s song ,ive never come across a guitarist that can play the lead solo,,,as effortlessly as this live performance,,Bravo
This was my favorite track back then. I had an old beat up '67 Ford, The radio would cut out. LOL I had to pound the dash to get it to come on. Of course whenever it came on it cut out...LOL The song has more meaning at 67 rather than 17
By hearing this masterpiece of the seventies I say RÉCORD COMPANIES MUST GET BACK, we deserve great sings from singers and groups like in the 70s and 80s
I danced away the weekends to great tunes like this one in the early seventies while in college. What a great time to be a teenager.
Man we grew up in THE BEST time ever. Especially for rock music!! This was one of THE best rock songs ever with one of THE GREATEST guitar riffs of all time. It’s right up there with the best of them.
I agree. I was born in 1961. I grew up with the best music. Late 60's, 70's. This song is timeless.
Yup
To right I was born 1952
I was born in 1949 and Steely Dan was a great band, I had the privilege of listening to the Beatles, and the Stones.
In the fifties we had Bill Hailey and the Comets as well as Buddy Holly and the crickets. The music today just doesn’t do anything for me
😊😊
Riding in the back of mom and dads Nova, no seat belts cause they were under the back seat, and hand cranking down the windows for the Free A/C. Pushing the big black buttons for our favorite music channel, and gassing up for .75 cents a gallon...and hearing this wonderful song...
I remember those GREAT DAYS ALSO
My first boyfriend bought me this album (Can't buy a thrill if I remember right) so I married him. Still married to him all these years later. The 70s were a GREAT time to be a teenager.
I love this song, have to agree with you that the 70’s were the best times I was a teen and I wouldn’t trade a day of those times to be young today. Cheers 🥂
I am 63,my son is a teen,if i had a chance to ask one favor,i would like to show many thinks that happen with me on that age,so just a dream,
70's i loved.
Reeling in the years that’s for sure, all the best friend 👍😎
Much the most pleasing comment I’ve read in a while
haha
This song is the epitome of the 70s, everytime I hear this song it immediately takes me back.
Awesome 👏
They have a soulful voice!
This is my favorite song 🎶 so tell me are you a fan of Steely Dan..?
@@karenevanoff8586 good to hear from you… I would like to get to know you better if you don’t mind? Where are you originally from? And where do you currently live?
Nuovo playli ste
And, Kid Charlemagne about Owsley and his acid from the late 60s.
Man! Growing up in the 70s! Lots of good memories listening to steely dan!
Im 58 now things were so much better than
@@williamparish32 56 here.. Yes it was..
Steely Dan is still GREATNESS!
Jesus, some of the best musicians in rock history. Let them play live.
Too late, sadly.
Was that lip-synced? Looked off.
Dewwwwd....where's your bong, man?
underrated
@@nelsonx5326 Yeah.....its lipped synched.
Our Generation had the best music 🎵 and I had the pleasure of seeing many of these bands in concert !
Agreed. I’ve had much younger people tell me this. They say y’all had the best music 60s through the 80s including country. They were right.
I did too. However, I was usually so high that I can barely remember any of the concerts. Good thing I saved the tickets stubs and bought the tour t-shirts..😜
and the horror of those lip singing videos...
yes sir
You got that right I seen all of them feels like Day on the Green in Oakland. To Zappa , Montrose in Stockton at least 100 bands for sure perfect time to grow up.
Fabulous music and lyrics from the time when music was everything. Glad I lived in those years.
True. That was a time when music genres and influences had no bounds.
steve cornella Likewise!
"Classic rock" radio would have us b
Classic rock radio would have us all believe it was all Bon Jovi and Bob Segar....meh 🙄
Me and you both. Early 70's all they way thru
On a pipeline survey in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province in 1984, truck with doors wide open, alone in the desert just dong my job listening to Steely Dan tapes! Loved it!
Listening to these guys for 50 some years, never gets old. Love it.
1974, 14 years old bombing around town in my brother's 2 door fiat 124 sport coupe listening to Steely Dan on the radio....Life doesn't get any better....😊
One of the most creative song writers around, I listen to them almost everyday
I’m 56 and just recently re-discovered this unique band, nothing comes close, unique in lyrics and always in perfect harmony.
I'm 71 and still love their music.
Welcome back!
A timeless band. They didn't do much touring live, but were geniuses in the recording studio.
Same with Boston.
I saw them at the Rainbow in London; such a tight band.
They have been playing live since the 90s. All I can say is see them if you can. You just don't expect a live rendition of a studio masterpiece to be better but get ready to be blown away.
My all time favorite, I was 14 when I heard this ,and loved it immediately, now im 63 ,, never realized back then how the lyrics are so appropriate now ,,,best lead solo ,70s best years of my life ,,
When it came on the radio I savoured and treasured every single moment it played. These songs always remind me of when I was a 17 year old dude with long hair, and a Honda motorbike, a positive, happy, free spirit full of energy.
The wisdom in these lyrics is timeless. There will be people in the year 3000 jamming this.
Hello my name is name...So, you think the human race will still be around then?..sadly,I have my doubts. Of course we'll never know. This music is timeless though.
@@harryberry474 the human spirit is just that, a spirit. This is not the first time the spirit of consciousness has lighted the way toward self awareness, nor will there ever be a last. If thisis not obvious to you, I feel for you, but can't feel what you feel. The permanence of our love for life is self evident.
70's music is like 70's cars. No comparison. We didn't have internet, but we had hope. In 1973 I bought Can't Buy a Thrill album and listened to it over and over.
Fantastic album---one of my all-time favorites.
1970's motorcycles were the best! Freedom!
The truly great bands don't sound like anyone else, and noone else sounds like them. Steely Dan was one of those bands. They were a musical concept. Genius.
They actually weren't even really a band. Steely Dan was just a songwriting team which makes it even more amazing., Their lineup was always changing yet they had that undefinable but instantly recognizable sounds... aside from Fagens voice of course.
Spot on. No one. Like them
One of the greatest bands ever. Never got the credit they deserved!
Some of the all-time greatest guitar solos are on Steely Dan records.
One of my ALL-TIME favorite bands! Quirky lyrics that tell crazy stories and awesome musicianship. And, of course, Donald on lead vocals. The good ‘old music days.
ALWAYS been a DAN FAN!!!!!!
Holy mother of gawd. Stop it! The precision of this is over the top.
Very complex arrangements, dynamite Lyrics, brilliant delivery...I love everything about this band.
They truly played music. They wrote, played with purpose. Unlike today's Autotune bullshit!
Absolutely the greatest.
Steely Dan always packs a lot of music into the songs
Music and meaning.
Some things will.never get old!!!
Absolutely absolutely 😊😊😊
🤔🤔🤔 Thank you SD for such great bands like yourselves. There will never ever be another decade as great as the 70’s. When I want to forget ALL the negative and bad in the world I listen to this. 👍👍
Amen
BEST dam Decade of MY life! Gravesend Bklyn. Mini Bikes! Hottt Chicks! Great Food! Rock n Roll! Nothin but Fun!
Bestist decade . Thanks to Gibson, fender, Pearl, Clapton, and many many more..
" The weekend at the college, didn't turn out like you planned, the things that pass for knowledge I can't understand"
The anthem of my 20's!
Great song brings back memories when times were great in the 70’s and 80’s
Awesome 👏
They have a soulful voice!
This is my favorite song 🎶 so tell me are you a fan of Steely Dan..?
I had a son in 1975, aligned them Steely Dan, my wife was Furious but I didn't care. That was the name that he was and nobody could change it. My favorite group of all time.
Me and my best friend would walk through the woods to school....singing this song. Thanks steely Dan. Good job
This song was HUGE in 74, played SO Often.
This is back when musicians were magicians. Just listen to that guitar work...mmm mmm
Excellent Group, Excellent Song. Thank you.
Greatest band in the history of music….that’s all I have to say.
They are so good. A very tight band. I saw them live. What a legend. 🇺🇸😎
I would do anything to have this type of music be playing on the radio every day 😊
Apple Music. I haven't listened to "the radio" for years...
Jeff Baxter was so young here. Great to see him standing.
FANTASTIC! Still can't get enough after all these years!
You've been telling me you're a genius ever since you were 17
And I'll the time I've known you I still don't know what you mean
The weekend at the college didn't turn out like you planned
The things that pass for knowledge I don't understand
So glad to have had a mother that introduced me to music like this. I was born in 1970 and I never get tired of hearing the songs from my youth.
Their music and lyrics are timeless
Loved watching Midnight Special, great memories.
Attended SD Earth After Hours Tour 2022 last weekend in San Diego, DF awesome as always. God we are old (I'm 72, this was my anthem back at Berkeley, '70-'74.) But we rock on.
That's one bad Tick Donald's got there... Seriously, what a song! Magic! 💫
Wow....what a great clip and song!! It was so cool to grow up in those years with the music we had....not like today's garbage. (LOL...I sound like my Dad now the way he did back then)
I am 70 yrs along and still reelin in the years! Still have my long hair from the 70's. Look the look to walk the walk and talk the talk. Let the good times roll and boogie your face off.
Remembering Walter Becker born on February 20, 1950. He was an American musician, and songwriter. He was best known as the co-founder, guitarist, bassist, and co-songwriter of the jazz rock band Steely Dan. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Becker
I was born February 20, 1952, love SD.
@@cdrone4066 October 1961 here! Seen SD i n 2013, 2015, and 2106! Awesome Shows!
I have older brothers that turned me on to this music when I was young,can't thank them enough!!
Another magnificent tune by steely dan😊😊😊
I'm 45. Grew up with these LEGENDS blasting in our home. My mom met them at a concert in London 20 years ago and they signed my favorite book " Where the wild things are." Donald told my mom it waa his sons favorite book also and they ended up letting my mom get pictures. It's one of my favorite items that I hold very dear to me.
grew up in belfast ireland had 4 big bro's listen alll there music i'm now 56 and still love the 70s
Clearly, this is the studio recording of the song with video from some other source, perhaps a rehearsal for a TV show. Why people are getting upset about it is beyond my comprehension.
"Can't Buy a Thrill" is a masterpiece album. I was a teenager in the seventies. Great music!
When it comes to Rock and Country music, the 70's were the best years
i'm so old i remember buying the 45 when it came out. still smokes...
Love to listen to these guys when driving a four hours car drive.
I was 12 when this came out. Even though I had been playing an acoustic, Had just started playing electric guitar that summer. When I heard this solo, I almost gave up..LOL, but 5 years later could jam along with this album. These guys were considered to be better than everyone else, as far as American bands go. I really liked The Eagles back then, but they weren't really anything like Steely Dan.
Those were the days.....
The best car radio song ever 😎
16 or 17 - early 70’s Heading over to east end of Little Rock to buy beer. Yep you had the cash no questions and Steely Dan playing. Good times my friend, good times.
That was great. I have never seen what the Steely Dan band looked like. This song was very popular on the radio back in the day.
Awesome 👏
They have a soulful voice!
This is my favorite song 🎶 so tell me are you a fan of Steely Dan..?
I'm a fan but probably not in the way some people are. There are so many good bands that I rarely claim any one band is the best or the worst. They're good, that's for sure.
@@aaronbell2301 you’re absolutely right!
I would like to get to know you better if you don’t mind? Where are you originally from? And where do you currently live?
No internet, just terrestrial radios, vinyl albums and occasional concerts. Everyone grew up with the same thing. That’s why it’s still ingrained those of a certain age. The following generations can’t ever have that kind of camaraderie. When you hear the songs it’s like going back in a time tunnel.
I bought Can't buy a thrill and Pretzel logic when I was 17 years old and they are still two of my favorite albums to listen to and I'm 59 now. Always great memories and great albums by these guys.
Just amazing how the director always misses the soloing guitar. Do glad I saw SD on their first tour. Baxter did about a 90 second solo intro on this song. Everyone just stopped and dropped their jaw. Staff included.
Seriously, so many greats vids spoiled by those morons!
Glad you said this, cause I was just about to.
I know that In the earliest days of televised rock, a lot of your life tv producers were a product of the Old School like Ed Sullivan, Hollywood Palace, Smothers Brothers...(What are they talking about, Grandpa???) and it was all pre programmed, rehearsed, and shot from the waist up, camera in a tight shot on the lead singers face. Multi Instrumental groups like Steely Dan, Chicago, Doobie Brothers, The Eagles they didn't know how to shoot them because the focus was more on the music. Ask much as I liked the Midnight special, it's why I always thought Don Kirshner's Rock Concert was a better show. Their camera crew how to shoot a rock band for a new younger demographic of TV audience.
I'm pretty sure they are playing to the original recording - not live. Neither of the guitar players played higher up on the neck on the first solo.
Can't see most of his solos, shame they were missed. Did you know he was a National Defense Consultant and is still advising the government on advanced terrorism tactics?
Yep, the director missed almost all of the lead guitar solos.
God it gives me Goosebumps and brings me back, 61 now god i whish i could go back🤙life was so easy and simple.
Great song 73 was a good year Yes we are all reeling in the years
1972 ! The best time of my life ! 16 years old and this song ! Forever ! ❤️
I'm a 75 yr. old fan !!
If you don’t know the incredible story of Jeff “Skunk” Baxter (the guitarist on our left), and how he became a self taught rocket scientist, please check it out. It will astound you!
A defense consultant in missile defense systems for the US Department of Defense 🇺🇲
There is a HUGE difference between a defense consultant and a "rocket scientist" (physicist, aerospace engineer, etc.)
We had so many great bands in the 60's and 70's it took me till the 90's to hear them all on vinyl...
The lead guitar was played by studio musician Elliott Randall.
And he did that solo in one take. Jimmy Pages favorite guitar solo.
"The things that pass for knowledge..I can't understand"... Becker and Fagan truly gifted.
Love, Love, Love.....Thank you for your awesome music and great memories in my life...🥰
I miss the days when musicians actually had talent.
All these guys are session musicians. Some of the best on the planet. Sooo good. Way ahead of their time as progressive rockers.
My word the musicians back in the day were so much better than today's that's just the way it is folks.
I think the camera men who took the video of this was so in-experienced!...It was Jeff Baxter who was doing the guitar solo intro and they were shooting the rhythm guitar man!...The intro guitar is the most exciting to listen and watch for!
Big keg partys… fine lookin women… Rock n Roll music !! 💯🔥🔥
Every time I hear this song I go back to 1973 , my freshman year of HS ,70s we’re definitely the best for rock
same here. I was a freshman in high school at this time
Me too. 4th period art class, where the stereo was always on.
'73 A girl skipping high school with my friends (never got caught by the way) in Dallas Tx, this song playing on KLIF radio as we're going down the road with the windows down having the best time, the best memories ever 😭....would gladly go back to the 70's with no internet or cell phone but I wouldn't take it for granted this time, take me back please!!
How can any one not love this sound. Clean crisp tunes. Excellent musicians and vocal.
What you hear is the studio recording, not this band playing live. Total cheese bag video.
Don’t care lol comments stands.
@@johnanthony2545 As I stand by it's a total cheese bag video.
Lol 😝
A Rock and ROLL Classic! Thanks for posting 📫 ☺ 🙂 🙏 😀
the likes of Steeeely Dan, Mr Knopfer, Big Phil Llynott, dave gilmour, best 8 tracks a guy can fit in a car. thanks for the speeding tickets.
Quite fortunate to enjoy the rock songs of the 70’s and to grow up during those years. Steely Dan is my favourite American Rock Band. Don Fager is incredible
Steely Dan. Oh my goodness! Such good music. Period!
😆💕✨ありがとうございます🙋
👰🌸🎶🎵🚙🎼💯
I 'LUV THE '70s!
LONG-HAIR FOR DUDES. BELL-BOTTOMS, & CLASSIC ROCK.
That's why I still have long-hair.
I'm a Metalhead. 🤘😎
We didn't know how cool we were, no other decade to top it would be the 60s.
Being a child of late 60 and 70's music, I have to say, some of the best quality bands ever. I know I am sounding like my dad right now but come on..... What was funny growing up then was you had the dichotomy of rock bands vs. disco. The gang I hung with couldn't stand disco.
This tune never ever gets old!
Not only is Steely Dan a great rock band but "a" Steely Dan makes a great dildo!
I've been lucky enough to travel the world, and in many venues I've asked the resident band to play this fabulous 70s song ,ive never come across a guitarist that can play the lead solo,,,as effortlessly as this live performance,,Bravo
Instantly sends me back to summer during high school break partying at Indian Rocks beach. I can see my friends, smell the ocean, feel the sun.
Isn't it amazing what a song can do?
If your talking Florida, we have hunted the same ground at the same time.
I am retired and now live just down the beach in Maderia ... Yes this song really brings that all back.
yep
This was my favorite track back then. I had an old beat up '67 Ford, The radio would cut out. LOL I had to pound the dash to get it to come on. Of course whenever it came on it cut out...LOL The song has more meaning at 67 rather than 17
We were just lucky to have grown up with this fantastic music !
I never saw this video before, Thanks for sharing
Saw Steeley Dan open for The Beach Boys at St. John’s Arena, Ohio State University, April 1974. SD became my favorite group.
I’m so envious you’re so fortunate
👍
Congratulations D Irish!!! Damn , he was good!!!!
By hearing this masterpiece of the seventies I say RÉCORD COMPANIES MUST GET BACK, we deserve great sings from singers and groups like in the 70s and 80s
Una Excelente....banda con grandes músicos con ritmo, armonía y mensaje claro y concreto......