Denny Dias is STILL a phenomenal player to this day. I’ve heard he will make a few rare appearances with SD on certain convenient Northeast dates…

Wow, I was feeling kind of meh today until I saw this. Seriously the best thing on the internet for me. Donald just goofing off is pure gold: ) Whole series, please!

His voice is beautiful 😍❤️ I love him 💘🤩

This is beautifully done. Thank you!

I want to personally thank you for allowing us to finally see that behind his absolute secretive genius, there is an actual human being with normal feelings like anyone else. Of course that is to say Donald’s feelings are on a totally different plane! It was such a pleasure to hear him share his stories and hear his laughter!! Thank you Donald and Tom!!🎹

ima firin my lazar to this

too much paul

..that’s some pretty tasty guitar work..sounds like Walter

I so enjoyed hearing Donald Fagen....too bad Paul Shaffer was there.......good god man, nature gave you two ears and one mouth for a reason, f**kin' shut up and listen after you ask a question.

I believe the headsphones don t led that Paul guy heard what Donald is trying to say

Donald. from an other planet. Lo maximo

Paul, shut up !

I love hearing alternate interpretations of the same song, but the Megashine City version feels infinitely better to me. I'm surprised they tried to turn that song in a yacht rock song, but it really does fit better in the CBAT era and could've been on that original album imo

Paul was confusing Denny Dias with Donnie Dacus

Interviewer seems to know nothing about the brilliance of Steely Dan and comes across as a rude interrupting a-hole not realizing who he is talking to. Wonder if he appreciates the patience, restraint and grace displayed by Fagan

Good Lord, Paul! Of all the great musicians in this world, you're interviewing greatness. Give Donald Fagen a chance to get his statements out!

Paul just keeps talking. I think Donald got a few minutes in tops.

Paul did the interview in a cadet piano player personality ... Bold choice

Jim Keltner, the king of feel.

IGY. What a beautiful song, and album. It's all my youth. Thanks to DG, for writing, composing and singing this song

Rip Warren Bernhardt

Just saw Skunk Baxter this weekend. Still an amazing guitarist at age 75

Yes, I can definitely see AI doing this in the future. <>sarcasm</>

These two are perfect together

the last minute or so of guitar for this song is so fucking sick. is that elliot randall?

Paul Shaffer is a musical genius! His piano ear is so true and he loves music so much he has no hesitation singing and playing anything - even very complex music - any time without rehearsal. I learned to be that way from Paul. Paul I love you.

Heaven xx

Thank you very much! Glad to hear it.

2:25 - 3:06 gives me that stank face

Wow! I haven't see this in many many years. I could have SWORN that there was a clip in this show of Dr John doing Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On.- not with Fagen and co but filmed at a different venue with a different group. It appeared sometime during the TV show. Do you have that bit anywhere? I've been dying to see it again

Hey there, do you upload any full 5.1 isolations (meaning the 6 individual channels isolated)? I'd love that for this song.

Steely Den.

“Now I remember you” - Donald Fagen

my personal favorite Purdie/Dan combination- Deacon Blues also.

Sunglasses in a dimly lit studio. That is SO Fagen.

The opening riff hurts my ears.

This is unbearable!

I'd argue that Steely Dan always had the best band. The tightest band. The right band for the song. Every song

This is probably my favorite Rhythm Section of all time

This is fucking awesome

Paul Schaffer is so fun, love that guy, but yeah he’s talkin too much here

I doubt either Tom or Mr. Fagen can fully appreciate the happiness and pleasure SD have brought to people. The music is just....🤷🏼‍♂️

How was he not a trumpet player 🤔

The harmony at 1:04 is euphoric

Someone should have told Paul the Monster drinks in the fridge was supposed to be a one month supply.

"thank you for being here" "ok" if he didn't write such great music he would never get away with being such a douche

The Liberace of corporate music wouldn't shut up... What a losey interviewer... I felt bad for Donald and almost embarrassed for Paul..... Obnoxious

I spied Gary Katz in this video...the Dan was great...still is...the hanging around part after their retirement...it was a long decade. Scaggs prompted the Crowe comment i bet lol

Managed a couple of minutes, I wanted to listen to Donald FFS!

After first seeing Fagen and McDonald share the stage in April 1974 at the U. of Toledo, my only regret about The New York Rock & Soul Revue is that they didn't use the opportunity to perform one of their best vocal collaborations, "Any World (That I'm Welcome To)," from Steely Dan's 1975 album, "Katy Lied."