Steely Dan Plush TV Jazz Rock Party 2000 

Amen to that........He is sadly and sorely missed

When did the first lp come out? Fan since 2yrs after that.

72 ... 😎

Fan since April 1974..”Rikki don’t lose that number”…rip Walter

Couldn't've said it better...

Good music and those who play it , is timeless; been aware of Fagan for now 4. 5 decades , time flies. sounds as good today as it did then

Did see them in Stockholm 2007, the best concert ever and that evening was magical!

@@mrp4u Time does fly my friend - First time I heard Steely Dan was in that hot Summer of 1976 - When a cool dude came to pick his girl up from a local Store - Ha! -I could hear the music long before I saw anything or any one - Ha! - He was wearing sawn off jeans • cheese cloth shirt • baseball sneakers & That amazing music like his theme tune playing as he pulled up at the side of me ! - I could see my reflection in his mirrored Aviators as he lent backwards pulling his stylish scooter onto its stand ! - That great sound was the Dan ? - Yeah Steely Dan coming from the guys radio/cassette player thingy that was half hanging out of the guys open glove box (yeah a glove box on a Vespa) - And that sound of Steely Dan was being played in all its glory - The guy turned down the volume a touch while putting his leather 'Driving' gloves into th box & said to me " Keep your eye on it kid" ! - As he dissapeared into the store ! I was having a really good look at this scooter while I was alone with It - And it really was some amazing machine ! - The Dan was still playing ! - When he came back out of the store hand in hand with Saturday Girl Elaine - Ha! - It had to be her she was gorgeous with an attitude to match ! - She was lovely - The Music was still playing as they climbed aboard this amazing italian machine ! - Elaine sat pillion almost horizontal looking towards the Sun ? - Laid against the the flip flop backrest - The guy nodded & Elaine smiled at me - Before setting off - Hearing Steely Dan fade into the distance ! - Into the Sun ! Haha ! Little did I know it but my life had just changed ? -15 Then I was - Been a fan of Steely Dans ever since then ! - that accidental meeting ! - Not only the Dan did those two influence ! - But I have also owned a couple Scooters too ! - Of which I also played my Steely Dan tapes out of the Glove box also ! -Time really does fly ! - I' m 60 this Summer ! How I really wish I could go back in time ! - I really do ! Thankyou for sharing this amazing video & also the other people for the infomation via the other comments Thankyou ! S.B. British Isles

Very good analogy.

I think it's the other way around. Why don't we just acknowledge them for who they are? They are the Coens of films and these guys are the Dans of music. Two different disciplines of arts. Besides Steely Dan was the first one to being àdventurously creative before the Coens. No arguments as to them being national treasure. They both are.

@@vomitingconfetti7187 yes, lets have no conceptual thinking here this is the arts, people. now go back to your grinding wheel time is money

The absolutely perfect analogy.

@@someguy957 😎

Dixie Thompson me too.... wonderful stuff

Agreed Brother Croft.....very definitely!

Especially since its the only live DVD/video they ever released. 🤔

Times I sang this to myself plus loads of other lines from their songs😘

KId Charlemagne

I've been a diehard from the beginning with "can't buy a thrill"...but I agree with you 100%. When I first heard "Aja" I also freaked out. They took musicianship to a new level on that album. All the best Jurgen!!

The 70's were the best!

Thank you for posting that!

Thank you!

Nice! Thank you. Let me complement you: 1:35:03 - Pretzel Logic

I like Walter's tie! It's a cool touch

Fagan's fangs, Walter's tie.liquid movements total freedom

Musicians!!!

Thank you Flaccidus!

They deserve the recognition

thank you

Jamming with the Dan ,cool

@@bradleyamor8854 YES.....it allows me to be really free, and explore the guitar, so I can learn more by trying to follow these superb artists.....real MASTERS......and quite the challenge, but it is not totally impossible for me...I can get a lot of it, and slowly, each day I get a little closer ...I haven't picked up a guitar in like 40 yrs, and now, I am learning to play all over again, at 60.....That is how I first started to learn, by listening to the jazz radio station in Los Angeles, and now Steely Dan is the jazz that I prefer, because it includes SO much .......jazz, funk, rock, blues....etc...blending all, in a multi colored mix of sound....like no other band I can think of...

Love stealy dan !!. This is good but there older stuff is far better!

That keeps on giving!

Agreed sister Suzette!

Totally agree Mr. G. Good video as well.

He played on a few of the studio tracks for this album but yes, this was his first live gig with them

Steely Dan an acquired taste like fine wine for discriminating people

Gone a long time ago, but timeless. Genius.

Alive in America is an amazing album

@@danpollard4210 and craft beers.

You’ve got one more album left to get 😄

@@RyKells ,which one?

@@mckinleyreddick9279 everything must go came after 2 against nature - worth getting! 😁

@@RyKells , I'll listen to it on spotify tomorrow, thanks

They played live concerts from 1993 to the pandemic. Almost 30 years.

Musical intelligencia all.

same!

Hear, hear! (or even, 'Heart, heart!')

As whip-smart as is ‘Steely Dan’ & Donald Fagen, I don’t mind being heart of hearing.

@@thorn262 that's heartwarming.

I saw the 2000 Two Against Nature tour with this band and it was a great SD band and an incredible setlist. Cornelius Bumpus on sax, Ricky Lawson always tight on the drums. But I still have to give the edge to the 1993 Tour Band, with Bumpus and an ALL saxophone horn section, plus a vibes player, Warren Bernhardt on piano, and iconic jazz drummer Peter Erskine. Just awesome. Of course, that was my first time of about 20 SD concerts, so it made a huge impression.

Agree, that also was an incredibly gifted lineup on stage.

Han is good and knows lots about the Dan

I saw the 2000 Two Against Nature tour with this band in Chicago and it was a great SD band and an incredible setlist. Cornelius Bumpus on sax, Ricky Lawson always tight on the drums. But I still have to give the edge to the 1993 Tour Band, with Bumpus and an ALL saxophone horn section, plus a vibes player, Warren Bernhardt on piano, and iconic jazz drummer Peter Erskine. Just awesome. Of course, that was my first time of about 20 SD concerts, so it made a huge impression.

xD

"Binky #1 got me! :'D

Where u been? In a cave?

And Cornelius Bumpus, sax.

funklover24 and the late Cornelius bumpas.....tenor sax.😢🎶🎶🎶😢

RIP Gênios!!!

and RIP Cornelius Bumpus...

RIP Mr Becker. It's a shame that you finally came forward with great chops. It turns out that you probably could have played the solos on all of these great tunes. Perhaps somewhat diminished from the talent you recruited but nonetheless good. Can't help but feel sadden by the fact that you "outsourced" your place in history.

I still "use" mine all the time, especially this one!

@@kbrewski1 I think mine is buried in the garage. I wish they had preformed their lost song the second arrangement on this DVD.

​@@mike4769 I actually saw them play Second Arrangement at the one off Rarities concert at the Beacon in NYC in 2011, the only time they ever played it. Fantastic and surreal. Flew halfway across the country for just that show without knowing exactly what they would play. They also played You Got the Bear, This All Too Mobile Home, Dr Wu, Pearl of the Quarter and many other gems.

And it goes on long time on the dancefloor yes all night indeed for a long time then some plus more if it's mixed right yes if the DJ is there yes!!

God's got nuthin to do with it, he's away on business. Just them boys and girls be good.