Jerry Marotta: Reelin' in the Years – A World-Class Steely Dan Tribute
Reelin' in the Years – A World-Class Steely Dan Tribute If you're looking to elevate your next concert series, corporate event, or private function with the sophisticated sound of Steely Dan, Reelin' in the Years delivers the perfect blend of musical mastery and timeless cool. This exceptional ensemble is led by renowned drummer and bandleader Jerry Marotta, best known for his work with Peter Gabriel, Paul McCartney, Hall & Oates, and many more. With decades of touring and recording experience, Marotta anchors a powerhouse group of elite session and touring musicians. The lineup features dynamic vocalists Joey Eppard (of prog band 3) and Lindsey Skeye, with guitar duties handled by Matt Finck (Randy Brecker). Bassist Jennifer Maidman (Boy George) and keyboardist Sarah Power (Matte Henderson) round out the rhythm section with precision and depth. The band's signature horn section includes Jay Collins (Donald Fagen, Gregg Allman), Bill Harris (Lynyrd Skynyrd, Spyro Gyra), Chris Pasin (Buddy Rich), John Fumasoli (Diana Ross, Tony Bennett), Cliff Lyons (Average White Band), and Annie Whitehead (Penguin Cafe Orchestra), bringing the full Steely Dan experience to life on stage. Based in Woodstock, NY, Reelin' in the Years has sold out venues across the Northeast and beyond. Whether performing hits like "Peg," "Reelin' in the Years," or deep cuts from Aja and The Royal Scam, this band captures the spirit, groove, and complexity that fans of Steely Dan crave. Jerry Marotta is a world renowned drummer. As well as a multi-instrument musician, producer and composer. Best known as Peter Gabriel‘s drummer from 1977-1986. But those 10 years with Peter barely scratch the surface of Jerry’s resume. Prior to joining Peter Gabriel’s band, Jerry drummed on the 1976 smash hit single “Still the One” by Orleans. This would be the first of many hit singles that Jerry’s percussive drumming style would grace. In addition, Jerry recorded and performed with Hall & Oats, The Indigo Girls, Paul McCartney, Sarah McLachlan, Tears for Fears, Elvis Costello, Warren Zevon, and John Mayer.