Donald Fagen - Slinky Thing video free download


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Uploaded: 2012/10/15

Slinky Thing from Donald Fagen's 2012 album Sunken Condos.

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8 years ago

Pat McCann

Love it.

8 years ago

john jaekyll

Fagen was a well read Geek before alzheimers got to him. Goethe was lying on his death bed the last time i saw him, and he was calling out "more light". His poor housekeeper, who he was bangin right up to the end thought he wanted the drapes drawn back. So much for the proles. Can we just move on...please?

9 years ago

lee king

On so many songs by Steely Dan and Donald Fagen, when I listen there is always that sweet spot in the song that touches me deep within. It could be the background, the instruments, but always Donald Fagen's voice. It always catches me and takes me there...

9 years ago

KLEO Radio

You've just heard more of that legendary "Fagen Funk." Smoother than glass. A life long fan and devotee (Steely Dan as well). Thank you Mr. Fagen for all the GREAT music, past, present and yet to be heard! Leo Ameruba.

9 years ago

GREEK HUMMUS

I like this, it's a funky little laid back kind of groove. ( ^ _ ^ )

9 years ago

spactick

Donald's in that wonderful place (like Dylan) where he can explore his musical inventions and expand on them in any way he wishes. nice

9 years ago

hobestobe

simply does not compare to Nightfly or earlier. Is growing old as awful as fagen and backer make it look? 

9 years ago

Calvin Emanuel

Smooth as China silk, cool as November

9 years ago

Lewis Corby

It pains me to think some meatsack out there clicked the dislike button on this video.

9 years ago

okrajoe

Smooth.

9 years ago

okrajoe

I like it - no matter what others say.

10 years ago

Isaac Alves

who plays solo guitar in this song? Jon Herington?

10 years ago

Vain Doggi

Stone cold Dan again I'm off to 2 against

10 years ago

jtpinnyc

That guitar solo is among the nicest I've heard...phrasing, tone, everything. 

10 years ago

steve x

so - some accuse DF here of being "bland" - in fact part of his DNA is a laid back kind of mellowness - some casual listeners might think "florida room" or "hey 19" or "maxine" are bland at first listen - but they dont get it in its context - DF isnt doin this stuff to "break new ground" hes just makin sweet grooves for discerning music fans to enjoy riding along with for 4 minutes or so (& crack a smile at the lyrics) ,thats all it ever was or is. 

10 years ago

Amy Greenberg

The grooves on this album are incredible, especially this song. it is so understated with enough space in the music to make it really kick and sound interesting. Great lyrics!

10 years ago

A.C. Baruch

OK, so many people think Donald's stuff is "bland." If they had a guitar or a keyboard could they sit in at the sessions? Can they identify the chord progressions or the voicings? Could they lay down some of those bass lines? Could they kick out lyrics like, "Today we were walking down by the reptile cage?" In other words, do they have a sense of humor? Lyrically, Donald has evolved from an acerbic, Dylanesque observer of others (Do It Again) to a very funny and gentle observer of the advanced-age hipster. And his voice has followed that direction, now more fragile and vulnerable - but still funny. Sit in your car, turn off the motor and play this song at top volume. The s___ cooks. Take out your tenor and blow along with the changes and good luck with that. Fagen is still giving us good stuff. I always want more. 

10 years ago

Bob Grueneberg

Or as a friend said of some of his recent work: "It sounds like he composed it while lying in bed"

10 years ago

jazz4asahel

Agreed, something bland here, as if the the listener is forgotten and the musicians on vacation.

10 years ago

Ben Pryor

Colin... for the most part... I agree here.

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