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Steely Dan is a Jazz fusion band led by founding members Donald Fagan and Walter Becker. They were one of the most prominent music acts of their time and despite the extreme saturation and trending of rock music, Steely Dan’s jazz inspired sound managed to breakthrough into the mainstream.

Though Steely Dan was not fully realized until 1972, the roots of the band trace back to 1968 when the core members, Fagan and Becker, first met at Bard College in New York. Fagan overheard Becker playing the electric guitar in a nearby cafe. Immediately impressed by his performance Fagan introduced himself and asked if he wanted to be in a band. The two shared similar tastes in music and ideas for strong constructions. They formed several bands in college one, which included Chevy Chase as the drummer.

The band played blues and rock cover songs by artists ranging from Willie Dixon to Moby Grape; however, they would focus more on their original compositions with their move to Brooklyn, New York in 1969. Fagan and Becker assumed various roles in the music industry contributing to the soundtrack of the Richard Pryor film “You’ve Got to Walk It Like You Talk It or You’ll Loose that Beat” and acting as touring members of the group Jay and the Americans.

Fagan and Becker eventually formed their own band and recruited the help of drummer Jim Hodder, singer David Palmer, and guitarists Denny Dias and Jeff “Skunk” Baxter. Considering Fagan and Becker were advent enthusiasts of the Beat Generation movement, they named their newly formed group after a reference to William S. Burroughs’ novel “Naked Lunch”.

Steely Dan initially struggled to find their footing in the recording studios, releasing the poorly received single “Dallas”; however that reputation quickly dissipated with the release of their 1972 debut album “Can’t Buy a Thrill”. This album housed the classic rock standards “Reelin’ in the Years”, which reached #11 on the Billboard singles charts and “Do It Again” which peaked at #6. The band followed this release with the critically acclaimed, but commercially unsuccessful, “Countdown to Ecstasy”. This was the band’s first album without Palmer as lead vocalist. In addition to Fagan replacing Palmer as vocalist, Steely Dan also added future Doobie Brothers keyboardist Michael McDonald to the line up. The band put out another critical and commercial success with “Pretzel Logic” and made it to the #4 spot on the Billboard Charts with their hit single “Rikki Don’t Lose That Number”.

After the release of “Pretzel Logic” Steely Dan abandoned touring and committed themselves completely to the studios. Fagan and Becker were utter perfectionist in recording sessions and would sometimes make their studio musicians play a total of 40 takes per track. As Fagan and Becker continued hiring incredibly talented studio musicians, the significance of the roles of the other members began to diminish and they would subsequently leave the band. Equipped with a diverse and highly competent set of studio musicians Steely Dan went on to record the most texturally elaborate and polished sounding albums of their career. 1977’s “Aja” was a landmark album for the band and a groundbreaking record for its time. This album raked in a number of accolades including two Grammys for Best Engineered Recording and Non-Classical album. The album was also immensely popular with the general public, reaching #5 on the US Charts and becoming one of the first American albums to be certified platinum. The album showcased the bands craft as innovative and complex songwriters and added validity to their reputation as masterminds in the studio. Aja also featured a long list of jazz aficionados such as saxophonists Wayne Shorter, Pete Christlieb and Tom Scott, guitarists Larry Carlton and Lee Ritenour, and bassist Chuck Rainey (to name a few).

Steely Dan released their follow up to “Aja”, “Gaucho” 3 years later. Though the band endured personal, technical, and legal trouble during the album’s production, it ended up being another major success. Steely Dan’s next studio album would not be released until 20 years after “Gaucho”. Their long awaited comeback album, “Two Against Nature” dominated at the Grammy Awards, taking home Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical, Best Pop Vocal Album, Best Performance by Duo or Group with Vocal, and Album of the year. Steely Dan recorded yet another album entitled “Everything Must Go” and supported it with an extensive tour. The band’s “Two Against Nature” tour would be the band’s first time on the road since the ‘70s. Steely Dan continued touring well through out the 2000s and even did a tour in 2013 where they played “Aja” in its entirety.

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Steely Dan’s music was definitely a new sound to people when the band started playing in the early seventies and their musical style still holds its defining characteristics that make them so unique. They have the ability to mix the diverse elements of jazz, funk, and rock into one musical style and make it sound cool and smooth.

When performing live Steely Dan does an excellent job presenting their signature style of laid-back music that allows the audience to sit back, relax, and take in the smooth breeze of their music. Donald Fagen is highly responsible for delivering the chilled vibe that we all love so much about Steely Dan’s music. Fagen is the driving force behind the catchy chord progressions ,which he smoothly plays on the Fender Rhodes Electric Piano and the Wurlitzer Electric Piano. Fagen also has a polished, pristine voice that he delivers with much clarity over the jazz-funk rhythms of the music. Walter Becker also adds much of the edge to the sound with the jazz like scales he plays on his guitar. Steely Dan’s sound has a loose feel to it and while at one of their concerts you can see them present this style in a free-form kind of way. Steely Dan is also able to get a full sound by having a backing band consisting of saxophone players that add to the smooth jazz element of the music, as well as having background vocalists that harmonize with each other to create a great depth to the performance. Steely Dan always looks cool and suave when they are on stage. The members wear sport jackets and ties, and sport dapper sunglasses. Their sound has garnered them much praise for their innovated style having already been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and having sold over 40 million albums.

You will always be thrown for a surprise when you see Steely Dan. Their rhythmic and melodic shifts are always changing in ways that captivate the audience and keep their toes tapping to the floor.

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What a show! Steely Dan, known most for their studio albums was in rare form last night. I closed my eyes a couple of times (on purpose) and could not tell if I was listening to a CD or a live show. They were in top form, and the young ladies they chose to accompany them on stage could not have been better. They went through most of their most popular songs, but, intentionally or not, did none of their songs that had to do with Las Vegas. I tend to believe it was the former not the latter. But that's okay, considering the massive catalog they had to choose from. Now, on to the audience. What a bunch of dead heads! and I don't mean a Grateful Dead reference here. The show was not sold out, which surprised the hell out of me. There was rarely (if at all) a standing ovation given to a band that clearly deserved a few. But, all in all, I had a great night and would go to see them again in a heartbeat!By the way, I'm 64 and grew up listening to them. Just a point of reference for you all.

Occasionally I am quite proud that I am not so young anymore as it means I can say I have seen some bands that others might regard as legends. Steely Dan fits the bill here. It is difficult to remember a lot about the concert as I saw them back in the 1970s at Leeds University (a great place for gigs in those days and probably still is). I also saw the Doobie Brothers in the same year. I tend to group Steely Dan, Doobies and Eagles together (Eagles I didn't see until many years later). What I remember is a great gig, all the hits like "Do it Again," "Reeling in the Years," "Haitian Divorce."

Sorry I cn't recall much more, but what I do suggest is you check out their music as it is far from old-fashioned.

I am unsure if they are still around, but I am certain there is at least one tribute band! They are American rock with a jazz feel and in my opinion one of the best of that genre.

Okay, this review comes in two parts - a review of the band and a review of the SSE Wembley Arena.

The band. Brilliant musicians and they played magnificently. They go on a bit, though! And any Steely Dan set that omits Do It Again, Haitian Divorce, and Rikki Don't Lose that Number, is below par. Perhaps if they'd spent less time showing off (a drum solo for Chrissakes - who cares?!), they might have squeezed in another tune or two.

The Arena. I haven't been to Wembley Arena for many a year and was surprised to see how little has changed. I spent £95 each for two 'good' seats on the floor of the arena - easily the most expensive non-festival tickets I've ever bought - and they were dreadful. Almost impossible to see the whole stage with someone sitting in front. I would not return to Wembley unless it was a reincarnated David Bowie, supported by XTC and Kate Bush!

This concert began with fine, vintage music from the DOOBIE BROTHERS singing all of their hits from the '70s & '80s ... naturally, this stirred up good memories for those of us at JIFFY LUBE LIVE who are in our 50's & 60's! After the intermission, STEELY DAN (Donald Fagen and company) arrived on stage and began playing what I considered to be contemporary jazz tunes that did not cross over to the pop charts/American Top 40 ... . It is quite clear that Donald Fagen has not lost his supreme talent for music and for the selection of excellent, new band members; however, he seems to have forgotten his "old" fans in that he did not perform his top hits-"PEG" and "DO IT AGAIN" ... this sadden Me. Maybe, his band member, "Lord" Harrington, should tell him how many of Us love these vintage tunes ... .;)

I loved the Steely Dan concert I saw last Thursday! Donald Fagin was in fine form. he seemed looser than the last concert I saw him in at the Sony Centre in Toronto in 2015. He really seemed to be enjoying himself. The Rama Theatre Centre looked to be sold out and everyone there was adoring, especially me. His music resonates somewhere deep in my chest. Is that my soul?

I hadn't expected to find the concert so flawless considering half of the original team was missing with Walter Becker's death, but John Harrington proved to be a master guitarist!I did miss Walter Becker's vocals though. And didn't there used to be four Danettes?

I'm thrilled that Donald Fagan is still touring and I'll sign up to see the next one.

Gratefully I remain,

GailKendall

I should start by saying I have weird obsession with Steely Dan. They're the greatest band ever. "America greatest maybe rock non-band" in their own words. I really enjoyed the concert at the overture center in Madison. Their band for the Jamalot Ever After tour is really solid, and the sound quality was great. I've seen them a few times, and they're really starting to get over themselves and play what the people want to hear: the hits! There was a time when they wouldn't play Reelin in the Years live. They played it! They played almost all of my favorite songs. I would've liked it if they got into their deep cuts more, but you can't say no to one great tune after another.

First...I have never missed a Steely Dan concert!!

I was fortunate enough to win a trip to meet and see them in concert in London,England back in September 2000.

When I met Walter Becker and Donald Fagan at the Apollo Hammersmith in London back in 2000..It was a dream come true..meeting my all time favorite band. Talking with Walter..he was a cordial .great guy to talk to...like he was your next door neighbor..in fact If you had asked Walter to come over and mow your lawn..he was THAT nice and would probably do that. That trip of a lifetime I will ALWAYS remember..and meeting the two who formed Steely Dan! RIP Walter....

Saw Steely Dan with Doobie Brothers in Charlotte PNC pavilion. Had a good sized crowd there of people 4O to 80. The musicianship was excellent. I would have preferred some deep cuts from Steely Dan such as Doctor Woo, Pearl of the Quarter, or Razor Boy, but you can't have it all. I got in and out of the show in about 15 minutes. Beer is around 15 dollars, so I saw the show completely sober. I particularly liked the dance groove Green Flower Street and Natural Thing.

Oddly, the first time I knowingly heard Steely Dan (Reeling In The Years) I didn't like them. It wasn't until a few years later that I heard "Deacon Blues" on the radio and asked who that band was. When I learned it was Steely Dan I did an about face and began listening to their earlier works. After that I was hooked and they are now the only group that I have in their entirety on my iPhone songlist. By the way, I still don't like "Reeling In The Years".

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Steely Dan returns to action with a new summer tour, Shuffle Diplomacy Twenty Eleven.  This year’s tour, which kicks off in Seattle on July 2nd and concludes in Boston on September 28th, will showcase greatest hits and deep cuts alike; plus select cities will feature performances of complete albums plus fan voting online to determine a night’s set.  Steely Dan masterminds Walter Becker and Donald Fagen have announced this year’s program will also include special guests, and an idealistic strategy for World Peace.  Acclaimed jazz artist Sam Yahel is on board as the tour’s main support act.

For Shuffle Diplomacy Twenty Eleven, Donald Fagen and Walter Becker are back with their  group of players, now dubbed the Miles High Big Band, and their saucy backup trio, the Embassy Brats. The Band and the Brats include Keith Carlock (drums); Jon Herington (guitar); Freddie Washington (bass); Jim Beard (keys); Michael Leonhart, Walt Weiskopf, Roger Rosenberg and Jim Pugh (horns); plus background singers Carolyn Leonhart, Cindy Mizelle, and Catherine Russell.

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Sat. July 2 – Seattle, WA – WaMu Theater

Sun. July 3 – Portland, OR – Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

Tues. July 5  – Saratoga, CA –  The Mountain Winery

Wed. July 6 – Santa Barbara, CA – Santa Barbara Bowl

Fri. July 8 – Los Angeles, CA –  Greek Theatre

Sat. July 9 –  Los Angeles, CA –  Greek Theatre

Tues. July 12 – Tulsa, OK – Brady Theater

Wed. July 13 – Thackerville, OK – Winstar Casino

Fri. July 15 –  Indianapolis, IN – Murat Theatre

Sat. July 16 – Detroit, MI –  Fox Theatre

Tues. July 19 –  Cincinnati, OH – PNC Pavilion

Wed. July 20 –  Toledo, OH – Toledo Zoo

Fri. July 22 –  Toronto, ON –  Molson Amphitheater

Sat. July 23 – Canandaigua, NY – Constellation Brands

Mon. July 25 – Danbury, CT – Ives Center

Tues. July 26 –  Lenox, MA – Tanglewood

Fri. July 29 – Mashantucket, CT – MGM Grand at Foxwoods

Sat. July 30 – Atlantic City, NJ – Borgata Event Center

Tues. August 2 – Columbia, MD –  Merriweather Post Pavilion

Thurs. August 4 – Durham, NC – Durham Performing Arts Center

Sat. August 6 – Atlanta, GA –  Chastain Park

Sun. August 7 – Atlanta, GA – Chastain Park

Wed. August 10 – Bethlehem, PA – Musikfest

Fri. August 12 – Highland Park, IL – Ravinia Festival

Sat. August 13 – Highland Park, IL –  Ravinia Festival

Mon. August 15 – Interlochen, MI –  Kresge Auditorium

Wed. August 17 – Louisville, KY – Palace Theater

Fri. August 19 –  Nashville, TN – The Woods at Fontanel

Sat. August 20 – Tuscaloosa, AL – Tuscaloosa Amphitheater

Sun. August 21 – Orange Beach, AL –  Snowden Grove Amphitheatre

Wed. August 24 – St. Louis, MO – Fox Theatre

Thurs. August 25 – Kansas City, MO –  Starlight Theatre

Sat. August 27 – Milwaukee, WI – Riverside Theater

Sun. August 28 –  Milwaukee, WI – Riverside Theater

Tues. August 30 – Minneapolis, MN – MN State Fair

Wed. August 31 – Omaha, NE – Orpheum Theater

Sat.  September 3 – Aspen, CO  – Jazz Aspen

Fri.  September 9  – Upper Darby, PA –  Tower Theatre

Sat. September 10 – Upper Darby, PA – Tower Theatre

Tues. September 13 – New York, NY – Beacon Theatre

Wed. September 14 – New York, NY – Beacon Theatre

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Seattle’s Nearly Dan is way more than a Steely Dan tribute band

Seattle-based band Nearly Dan reaches beyond re-creating Steely Dan's sound, putting a personal stamp on the music of the famous Donald Fagen and Walter Becker band.

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It sounds so familiar. The velvet harmonies, delicious textures and grand arrangements. Mysterious lyrics that can make one glad to be alive or want to mope in bed.

Plus those distinctive lead vocals: rich in character, quirky, alternately exuberant and tormented.

I’m listening to selections from the Steely Dan songbook, legacy of the great jazz-pop duo of Donald Fagen and Walter Becker, whose gloriously idiosyncratic albums include “Countdown to Ecstasy,” “Katy Lied” and “Two Against Nature.”

Except it’s not Steely Dan I hear.

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Meet Nearly Dan, a 12-member, Seattle-based coterie of professional musicians drawn, according to leader and saxophonist Jack Klitzman, to “Steely Dan’s great harmonic structures and interesting, poetic lyrics.”

Three years into its current incarnation, Nearly Dan is enjoying a growing fan base and widening reputation for adding original touches to well-known material. In doing so, the group is carefully but determinedly reinventing the purpose of a “tribute band” beyond note-for-note covers of recognizable tunes.

Klitzman and his colleagues hope to spread the word in a two-night stand at Jazz Alley beginning Tuesday. Adding extra luster will be guest saxophonist Tom Scott, whose association with Fagen and Becker includes playing on their hit 1977 album “Aja.”

Klitzman says replicating Steely Dan’s sound naturally draws expectations. While Nearly Dan (not to be confused with a U.K. band with the same name) is happy to meet those, its personnel have sought to exceed audience assumptions.

“We stay true to the Steely Dan credo,” says Klitzman. “Everything is done meticulously and with taste. But we also gently add extra spice, horn parts, new arrangements, more solos, extra choruses.”

Founded in Hawaii during the early 1990s by the late singer Tim Garon and keyboardist Ed Weber, Nearly Dan reformed in Seattle in 2001 (with Klitzman joining), then rebooted in 2007 with new members steeped in jazz, R&B, fusion, rock and swing.

Among them are saxophonist Richard Cole, who tours with Dr. John and has taught at Cornish; Carl Kelley of the Seattle Opera Chorus and past vocalist for Jackson Browne; and Cornish graduate and versatile soul and jazz singer Kelly Ash.

Weber, who has performed with Freddie Hubbard and Ernie Watts, remains music director, while Klitzman, who has appeared with Ray Charles and the Seattle Symphony, initiates new arrangements.

Audio clips on Nearly Dan’s website suggest the ensemble’s versions of various Steely Dan songs are infused with different personality shadings, unique tone colors and spontaneous accents.

Nothing suggests Nearly Dan’s readiness to push the envelope quite like its euphoric variation on “Do It Again” (retitled “Una Más”), which begins with Fagen and Becker’s dreamy, sweltering arrangement but quickly turns into a delirious salsa instrumental.

“We’ve been staying a little below the radar until we felt closer to our potential,” says Klitzman, “and ‘Una Más’ gets us further there. We want to take die-hard Steely Dan fans to a new place.”

Tom Keogh: [email protected]

Billie Eilish Unveils ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ World Tour Dates

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Billie Eilish ‘s third studio album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, is just under three weeks away from being released. The singer and songwriter — and current Rolling Stone cover star — has made clear that she won’t be releasing any singles from the record in advance, but she has announced an extensive global arena tour in support of the release.

The Hit Me Hard and Soft tour will mark Eilish’s first return to the road since the conclusion of the Happier Than Ever world tour, which ran for 88 shows from February 2022 through April 2023. This new run of shows will include 81 stops across North America, Australia, and Europe beginning in September 2024 and wrapping in July 2025.

The Australian leg will begin in February 2025, with stops in Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney. From there, Eilish will head over to Europe in April 2025 for performances in Stockholm, Amsterdam, Paris, Barcelona, London, Dublin, and more.

General sale for the Hit Me Hard and Soft tour will begin on Friday, May 3 via the official Billie Eilish website . The sale will include any tickets remaining following the conclusion of multiple pre-sales, most of which will begin on Tuesday, April 30.

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