The Dukes of September - Kid Charlemagne (Live)

THE DUKES OF SEPTEMBER is a super group comprised of pop/rock/R&B icons Donald Fagen (Steely Dan), Michael McDonald (Doobie Brothers) and Boz Scaggs.

This video is taken from "Live at Lincoln Center" in NYC which was filmed in November 2012 for PBS' "Great Performances" series. It features the band's dynamic rock and soul revue and not only showcases their well-known hits such as Reelin' in the Years, Lido Shuffle and Takin it to the Streets , but also forays into rock and R&B gems such as Sweet Soul Music and Love T.K.O.

Also available Now on DVD and Blu-Ray DVD:

Listing of Musical Performances:
People Get Up and Drive Your Funky Soul
Whos That Lady?
Sweet Soul Music
I Keep Forgettin'
Kid Charlemagne
The Same Thing
Miss Sun
You Can Never Tell
What A Fool Believes
Hey Nineteen
Love T.K.O.
Peg
Lowdown
Takin' It To The Streets
Reelin' In The Years
Lido Shuffle
Pretzel Logic
Them Changes

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[suzannelanglois]

Watching my hero .
February 2024. How about you?

[midnitelion]

Is there gas in the car? As a teenager, I was already in love with Steely Dan. Everything about their music is just right, you can just feel it, even as a teenager. Over the years, I have collected almost all of their music. Including Donald Fagan's.

[nsxdarin]

more talent on that stage than the last 10 years of Grammys combined

[KhalDrogo]

This entire show is a ridiculous display of songwriting and musicianship at the highest degree....amazing

[spactick]

Kid Charlemagne is one of the pinnacle achievements of popular song writing in the 1970's, the music the lyrics are unmatched 
and unchallenged by any of the groups (Eagles, Bee Gees etc;) of that era. It is as fresh today as it was w hen it was penned nearly
50 years ago. A flawless masterpiece

[DAVEBLISS]

Jon Herrington does a total Larry Carlton clone guitar sound. Brilliant. The whole band is fantastic.

[rhp]

Let's give some credit to the rhythm section Shannon Forrest on drums and Freddie Washington on bass. they're layin down the dirt so the rest of 'em can grow the flowers1

[babelD]

Freddie Washington absolutely tearing it up here. The bass and drums on this song are incredible. Shannon and Freddie in beast mode.

[davidreid]

Donald Fagen is a genius. So was Walter, May he rest in peace.

[mls-a]

Sure didn't see this kind of talent on the Grammys this year-- or for many years 😥

[mariahmmm]

donald fagen is an unappreciated musical genius.

[jasonlassiter]

Holy Cow!!!! What a concert! Look at all of that great talent all on one stage. Michael McDonald, Boz Scaggs, and Donald Fagen. Wow! I’m blown away!!! 😮

[howardhorne]

10 years goes so quick. Music of this quality will never fade.
How lucky are us punters to have enjoyed this era

[samuelsmith]

3:41 hearing Michael's vocals on this masterpiece of a song is a real treat.

[MrGandharva]

Thank you making our lives better.
A fan.

[markvest]

Got hooked on Steely Dan in the 70"s and what a joy its been. Thanks for all the great music .

[seancarlin]

A statement to how great artists seem to age like fine wine. Fagen, McDonald and Scaggs sound phenomenal in these live performances. What a fantastic contribution to popular music.

[WilliamsElaine]

Trifecta!  Boz Scaggs, Donald Fagen and Michael McDonald!  Doesn't get much better than that.

[KOLDBLUSTL]

I miss you Walter
Turned around and you were gone
Everyone else was there, but it still feels wrong.
R. I. P.

[suki]

Is there gas in the car? Yes there's gas in the car. Still one of the best phrases ever in a rock song.