New, audiophile edition of jazz-rock pinnacle.
The delivery of in 1977 was a triumph of Steely Dan’s studio progression. Donald Fagen andmay have been filtered through the work of seven in-demand guitarists, but the mood is fresh and the humour wins. a study of mid-life disappointment and the yearning for a more creative flight path, is destined to mooch around popular culture for ever. The lyrics are a perfect combination of soul and snark. makes light of male insecurity, and revs the motorcycle engines for a badass return. There are many displays of class throughout, such as Wayne Shorter’s sax playing on the title track and the astounding shuffle rhythms of drummer Bernard Purdie.
