Apr 18, 2025
Show Biz Kids - Steely Dan | The Midnight Special
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Show Biz Kids - Steely Dan | The Midnight Special
Ambrosia Road Island 1982 Warner Brothers ————————————————— Tracks: 1. For Openers (Welcome Home) 2. Still Not Satisfied 3. Kid No More 4. Feelin’ Alive Again 5. How Can You Love Me 6. Fool Like Me 7. Ice Age 8. Endings —————————————————
Burleigh Drummond
Royce Jones
David Cutler Lewis
Christopher North
David Pack
Joe Puerta
* Long Live Rock Archive
Ambrosia One Eighty 1980 Warner Brothers ——————————————————————— Tracks: 1. Ready 2. Shape I’m In 3. Kamikaze 4. You’re the Only Woman 5. Rock n’ a Hard Place 6. Livin’ on My Own 7. Cryin’ in the Rain 8. No Big Deal 9. Biggest Part of Me ———————————————————————
Burleigh Drummond
Royce Jones
David Cutler Lewis
Christopher North
David Pack
Joe Puerta
* Long Live Rock Archive
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I've been on a major Steely Dan kick recently and, listening back, it's easy now to pinpoint my least favorite song of the band's catalog. I originally would pick The Royal Scam's "Everything You Did" but that song is saved by the lyric "Turn up the Eagles the neighbors are listening."
No the worst song for Steely Dan has to be "Any Major Dude" simply because of it's horrifically dated slang and the worst use of "funky" that could ever be except for maybe "funky Ronald Reagan." Listening to the band's 1974 pre-Pretzel Logic L.A. concert at the Record Plant has given me a little bit of a new appreciation for the song. It's all due to guest vocalist Royce Jones (click that link you'll be happy you did) who adds a little bit of soul to the bleh lyrics.
And that is your Steely Dan post for the day. No more Steely Dan for another 4 months at least. I promise