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First Time Hearing Steely Dan. Vocal ANALYSIS of "Do It Again" and I want to Do It Again!
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I've never heard Steely Dan before, and had absolutely no idea how big they were until some of our most recent classic rock videos produced your suggestions. Looking into it, this performance uses a plastic organ and an electric sitar. How do they integrate those two into "Do It Again"? I don't know, but I hope they do it again and again in future analyses. This was so much fun!

Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to Steely Dan for the first time, performing "Do It Again”.
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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@jimwiesenauer6380

3 weeks ago

I remember back in 1975; a professor at CMU was teaching us neophytes a Music Appreciation class. She new Donald Fagan and much to our surprise; Steely Dan showed up for a concert to our 120 seat music room for the class! They all sat down at their instruments and pulled out sheet music and began to play. It was mesmerizing! No theatrics, no wasted energy; just playing all of their songs perfectly! Steely Dan didn't tour at all at this time; so this was by far the greatest 'concert' that I ever experienced!

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@Cadinho93

3 weeks ago

Steely Dan's musical genre is: Steely Dan. Also, Steely Dan was probably one of the most versatile groups from the '70s for sure. I would encourage you both to look further into their music catalog because this group turned out some great memorable music that definitely won't disappoint, "Peg", "Reelin' in the Years", "Deacon Blues", "Hey Nineteen" just to name a few.

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@leonardwashington6456

2 weeks ago

I wouldn't be mad if you did a Steely Dan marathon

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@bodine57

2 weeks ago

"AJA" deserves a full album listen and analysis!!

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@neiloliver4745

3 weeks ago

Unlike a lot of bands that started off aimed at rocking out for teenagers, Steely Dan was making sophisticated music for adults from day one. I think that's why it holds up so well and has aged like fine wine.

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@DTredecim

3 weeks ago

And just like that, I'm 8 years old again waking up to my dad listening to music while cleaning the house. Thank you for bringing me back.

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@byronium

3 weeks ago

You mentioned the jazz influence in this one (there's always been that in Steely Dan's work, listen to those changes), but there's an explicit jazz callout in "Rikki, Don't Lose That Number", which borrows the piano line from Horace Silver's "Song For My Father". Check it out.

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@marievaleur7877

4 days ago

One of the things I love about Steely Dan is their music usually sounds so happy and danceable but their lyrics take you down a dark, very adult path of drugs, crimes, affairs and the gritty underbelly of the night. So good, such genius, been a fan since I was 12 and I'm 62 now. Their playlist is huge and so varied sometimes it doesn't even seem like the same band. Love this!!

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@abergreg

3 weeks ago

You just hit the jackpot Liz, there's 30 or so phenomenal songs in this bag. Their Greatest Hits, compare with anyone, that's anyone.

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@richardkafka5625

3 weeks ago

"Is there gas in the car? Yes there's gas in the car." if you know, you know! lol

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@jirimondo

3 weeks ago

To put this song into perspective. It was the first track off of the first Steely Dan Album when Fagen was 24 and Becker was 22. For a debut album, Can't Buy a Thrill was a musical tour de force and foreshadowed an incredible run of music created by Steely Dan in the 1970's in which Steely Dan explored the world of musical fusion taking from styles and genres to weave intricate and beautiful music often set to dark lyrics. Their musical exploration injected rich vein of music that has been sampled leading to acoustic palimpsests that echo today. As time passes, Steely Dan's influence on music continues to be recognized. And hell, it was great music to get high listening to in the 70s.

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@Hitical_Crit

3 weeks ago

No one tell her what "steely dan" means.. 😂

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@johnhoslett6732

3 weeks ago

Nice groove. The “plastic organ” just refers to the keyboard solo that was done on a Yamaha YC-30 with a pitch bend control. 😎

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@FreeMTrider

3 weeks ago

The electric sitar solo by Denny Dias is timeless. It brings you in and ties it all together never taking you away from the rhythm but also one you'll never forget and never get bored with.

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@steves7053

3 weeks ago

Steely Dan - The band your favorite band listens to

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@fosterern

2 weeks ago

This is why I like your channel Elizabeth. I've been listening to this album for 50 years. Your analysis of this song has given me new information to help me enjoy it in a new way. Thanks!!

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@kenthawley5990

3 weeks ago

Steely Dan is the great fusion of rock, prog, pop, and jazz, and their attention to precision in the musicianship sets them apart. My favorite is "Deacon Blues,"which really brings out that fusion. And any song that has Larry Carlton playing a guitar solo is definitely worth the listen.

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@nealrepetti2396

3 weeks ago

See Liz , this is why my generations music was so great! Every band tried to be different from the others ! Creativity was the name of the game.

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@stevencorley2352

3 weeks ago

If Steely Dan had to be described in one word, that word is smooth. Everything flows.

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@AkelaTalamasca

3 weeks ago

I've waited SO LONG for Elizabeth to get to Steely Dan.

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