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[richardkafka]

This album is perfection from start to finish.

[brianvangyzen]

This album was ground breaking, so far head of it's time. They're not songs, they're pieces of music. Steve Gadd on drums, incredible, and Wayne Shorter on sax, RIP.

[boroblueyes]

Steely Dan created their own genre' and it's wonderful.

[wpollock]

One of the most complicated tunes by SD, and when you listen to it multiple times it crawls into your soul. A jazzy masterpiece. Steve Gadd on drums.

[billfitzmaurice]

The drums during the sax solo and at the end are amazing, and Steve Gadd did it in one take.

[gernblanston]

I bought this album when it came out. I was 11 years old. The album blew me away. It changed how I listened to music forever. I cannot recommend the whole album highly enough. In fact, the entire Steely Dan rabbit hole is fantastic. Love your videos!

[SkeevyBrother]

You are becoming musically reborn. This is a new genre for you, it's Steely Dan. Mine this rich vein of musical perfection. Black Cow, FM, Gaucho, the list goes on, for 8 years in the 70s.

[scottstewart]

If someone is playing a solo or a great drum part on a Steely Dan song, rest assured they are one of the greats of the game. That's what Steely Dan became - the two guys creating music with the best session guys in the world.

[kbrewski]

You went for the ultimate Steely Dan track early in your journey. This is a progressive rock jazz funk fusion masterpiece. So many time changes and gorgeous details. And legendary Wayne Shorter's epic tenor sax solo, along with Steve Gadd's incredible drumming.

[gtplumbing]

One of the most elegant songs ever written by Steely Dan.

[kbrewski]

This came out the summer before my senior year in HS. Played it nonstop. I took my little mini stereo system with me to college the next year, and my fav records including AJA. I remember walking back from classes on Friday afternoons when the weather was nice, and hearing songs from the AJA album blasting out of multiple open dorm windows on my walks back. BLACK COW, DEACON BLUES, JOSIE and AJA of course. It seemed like EVERYONE in college had that AJA album. What a communal experience on a nice fall day before we hit the bars.

[garya]

They were the band other musicians listened to when they were at home Love them

[kltan]

A fusion of rock, jazz and funk of the highest order...

[izzonj]

"Do it again" is easier to appreciate at first listen, but "Aja" will grow on you and will be remembeted for ages. The sax solo was played by Wayne Shorter who was one of the greatest jazz/ fusion jazz sax players of all time. He died in recent years

[matthewstroud]

Title track from the album - one of the three best studio albums of all time, along with Dark Side and Abbey Road. Music as art.

[pauljohnstone]

You two make the music new for us older people! Your enthusiasm reminds us of what it was like when these songs were new to us. Thank you so much. ☺✌🧡, PJ

[atticus]

Has been, and always will be my favorite band

[colinbaskerville]

You guys have just entered a beautiful journey

[daveowens]

The great Steve Gadd on drums. So smooth.

[iambecomepaul]

Two dudes at the height of their creative power and prowess supported by some of the best session players in music history. Two words: Steve Gadd.